Alvin was satisfied to see that one of the eight angels had actually wavered...
He'd only said that offhandedly. He didn't understand anything about energy attributes or the like.
Alvin really did want to kill these angels, just as the Immortals had once driven out the Deities.
He simply had stronger motivation, because his judgment of the relationship between angels and demons filled him with disgust toward them.
He even admired Satan a little more. The guy openly embraced being evil, so whatever he did was only to be expected.
But these angels were the sort who wanted to have their cake and eat it too...
Whether or not they'd all been kept in the dark and made into sacrifices, Alvin still felt there was no place for them on Earth anymore.
Anything that could lead to religious fanaticism shouldn't exist. It could easily destroy the promising situation they had now.
It was like those "democracy fighters" in Third World countries. They didn't care whether their homeland was getting better; they only cared about how they felt inside, or whether they stood to benefit.
To profit from the "democracy industry," they were happy to play the role of public intellectuals and incite people who couldn't think straight even when they were online to leave their homes.
And the consequences of so-called "religious fanaticism" were even worse. Public intellectuals could be reined in by the law, but fanatical believers feared neither death nor poverty...
Alvin really didn't want to deal with people like that, because whether he killed them or not, he wouldn't feel good about it.
The main reason Alvin hadn't acted yet was that they were at a school. The energy fluctuations coming from those angels were terrifying, and one wrong move could destroy a place that embodied countless