There was a problem.
("Lin An, be careful!")
Almost at the same moment, the Second Will and Lin An both sensed a faint unease.
Although there seemed to be nothing wrong at present, Anna had merely given a simple account of what had happened after Doomsday broke out in this world.
Yet both he and the Second Will instinctively realized how many problems were hidden behind this simple story.
For this Gu Breeding game to have continued until now, the higher-ups on both sides must have tacitly approved it.
This meant that their so-called hostility was not as simple as it appeared on the surface.
Lin An could even imagine that the reason the Mutated Humans had managed to hold out in the early days was probably not as simple as Anna had claimed—that the Snake Eating Ghosts had merely delayed the Mutants' pursuit.
More likely, the Mutants had deliberately "raised" the Mutated Humans, using them to breed a Perfected One.
Was the traitor really a traitor?
And who was the traitor?
As Anna had said, both sides were monsters, and the Perfected One of either side could be used by the other.
It was impossible for them to kill their own people, and their own side would never agree to it.
Then killing the enemy, so that their own people died at the enemy's hands, was the only way.
Just like on Earth, the best way to solve population explosions and all internal problems was to start a war!
Only, perhaps there had also been a traitor among the Mutants in this game, causing them to nurture a threat until it grew beyond control!
It was difficult to imagine how many schemes, plots, and calculations had emerged during this century-long Race War, until repeated rounds of maneuvering had finally