Oldest Godslayer: "Heh, they had the right to choose."
Oldest Godslayer: "Could they have changed everything and repelled the Beast Tide just by fighting with all their might?"
Oldest Godslayer: "They would only have died sooner!"
There was a trace of mockery in Marquis Voban's tone.
Was Australia's approach wrong?
They had concentrated as much powerful force as possible within a single city, abandoning the other cities solely to preserve Australia's last hope.
Of course, that was merely the nice-sounding version of it.
In truth, how many of those so-called last hopes of Australia were not either rich or powerful?
They had merely gathered Australia's strongest forces to protect themselves. Ordinary people were only incidental.
No matter how nicely it was described, it would not change that obvious fact.
After all, how could the value of ordinary people compare to that of those elites?
Even for Australia's future as a whole, they should preserve the elites to the greatest extent possible rather than more ordinary people.
Marquis Voban did not think they had done anything wrong. As a Campione who wielded nearly the greatest authority in the world, he naturally did not believe in the equality of all beings.
As for what Tony Stark had said about disregarding everything and blanketing the area with firepower, heh, did Tony take them for himself?
Though it was the past and the future, Tony's technological standards were simply not on the same level as theirs.
Tony could equip everyone in the world with Iron Armor when fully prepared, but they could not even make a single suit of Iron Armor.
Besides, those Mutated Beasts would not stand still and let themselves be attacked.
If Australia's humans truly chose to stake everything on a life-and-death battle against the Mutated Beasts, they would only die