The reason was ultimately that Bai Xuan was simply too powerful. He was someone who did not need the country's help or training; his talent alone was enough to place him at the summit.
Bai Xuan's connection to the country was the same as that of an ordinary person to the country.
How deep or shallow that connection was depended on the individual.
Unless it was an extremely serious matter—serious enough that Qin Tian, Huo Yu, and the others could not handle it, one that endangered the safety of a great number of civilians—they truly did not want Bai Xuan to take action.
They were afraid Bai Xuan would come to feel that the country regarded him as nothing more than a tool.
That was not impossible, because not everyone wanted to be a hero.
Or rather, after being a hero for too long, the people would come to see their sacrifices as a matter of course, and heroes themselves would grow tired of their identity and want to live freely.
There were too many factors to consider, so in most cases, they hoped Bai Xuan could simply live his life peacefully.
"Still, I have to admit that makes sense."
For the country, if possible, they absolutely did not want a single civilian to die. Even in war, they sought to keep casualties to a minimum.
And Bai Xuan's existence meant that they truly had a chance of achieving zero casualties.
Whether against Mutant Creatures or other countries.
Bai Xuan's overwhelming strength allowed them to act without restraint, but only if Bai Xuan was willing.
He could resolve danger and save civilians once, twice, three times, even ten or a hundred times, ensuring a one-hundred-percent chance of survival. But what about a thousand times? Ten thousand times? Would he grow