Moral Value wasn't that important? Diana froze for a moment, then moved closer and wrapped her arms around the chairman's waist. Taking advantage of him as she did so, she asked in a businesslike tone, "Why?"
Moral Value was an important mechanism for restraining Spirit Realm Walkers, an anchor that maintained order and stability.
The chairman sighed. "The mechanism of Moral Value is to announce the target's location to Spirit Realm Walkers across the city, even across the world, while offering enormous rewards for the kill. But what if the wanted target is a demigod?"
Diana said, "Then the Wind and Thunder Twin Gods incident will happen again."
"No, you're wrong." The chairman plucked a glass of red wine from the Void and gently swirled it. "The Wind and Thunder Twin Gods were an accident—an accident that caught the lawful demigods off guard. Neither the lawful faction nor the evil faction wanted to fight to the death at the time. They merely wanted to hunt the Wind and Thunder Twin Gods for a huge reward. "But things are different now. If a demigod of an Evil Profession were wanted by the Spirit Realm at this very moment, do you think the evil faction's demigods would choose to protect them or hunt them?"
Diana thought for a moment. "In the past, the evil faction's demigods would have chosen to hunt them. Now... I think they would choose the latter."
The chairman sighed. "That's why Moral Value is already useless. If the demigods of the two factions directly launched a final battle in the real world, the entire world would be destroyed. Who would still care about Moral Value? "The current peace exists only because both sides are waiting for the right moment and building up their strength, maintaining a delicate balance."