"Shut up! This is for the sake of more intelligent life! For the greater good, the necessary sacrifices are entirely bearable!" Adam held back for several seconds before finally losing his patience.
"The greater good? What gives you the right to decide whether they live or die? They died in a completely meaningless battle. Have you considered how their parents, wives, and children will survive afterward? Can't you see the ten million lives on this continent? What evil did they ever commit?"
Daisy became justice's friend, pointing at Adam's nose as she gave him a thorough scolding.
The big shots certainly did not care about such things. Whether it was ten million or a trillion, they were all dust to them. But Adam was different!
Adam was still a mortal, even a mortal with justice in his heart. He could not be cold and ruthless, indifferent to life and death—especially when what was happening so severely went against his own wishes.
Daisy was exploiting the kindness in his heart, forcing him to develop a rebellious mindset toward this choice and driving a wedge between him and Thanos. It would be even better if she could force the Great Sage Thanos back to Flower-Fruit Mountain.
Go back to your hometown and farm. Why meddle in this mess?
"You're using these petty tricks to shake my resolve again! I won't fall for it this time! These ten million people are worth sacrificing!" Adam declared firmly, then clasped his hands behind his back and ignored her.
Was it working? Daisy looked angry, but inwardly, she was calculating.
It should be working. With Thanos's reputation being as foul as dog shit, it would not take three people repeating a rumor to make it true. Adam only needed to spend a few days in the