The Guardians appreciated Feng Jun not because he was human, but because what he did aligned with its duties and interests.
It was simply that after working together for so long, it did not want to put him in a difficult position. That actually had little to do with his Human Race origins.
Feng Jun fell silent. This question touched upon the Guardians' core interests, so he could not answer casually.
He knew very well what it thought of humanity, but there was absolutely no way he could agree to its suggestion.
After pondering for quite a while, Feng Jun finally asked carefully, "Even if you do not care about the Human Race, Senior, once humanity is destroyed, can the other intelligent life born on Blue Star definitely withstand an Asura attack?"
How could they possibly withstand it? The Guardians knew that perfectly well, but it felt there was no need to answer. It merely countered, "Why can't that intelligent race... be the Asura?"
Feng Jun was completely speechless. So in its eyes, humans and Asura could be treated as equals?
However, that understanding instead gave him ammunition. "The Asura do not engage in production. They are a destructive race. Did you not know that?"
This time, it was the Guardians' turn to fall silent. After a while, it finally sighed. "Sigh, those little things really are not friendly enough toward the world. I was thinking that once there was a replenishment of spiritual qi, perhaps their behavioral habits could be changed."
Isn't that... a little too self-centered? Feng Jun smacked his lips helplessly.
Yet after putting himself in its place, he could understand it somewhat. From the Guardians' perspective, were the demands of the humans he represented not equally selfish?
They could clearly absorb a world brimming with spiritual