Views on Apokolips

Hela asked Ke Chen what he thought. She meant, once they defeated Darkseid, what would happen to Apokolips?

"I haven't thought about it for now. What do you think?"

Ke Chen looked at Hela as he asked. She seemed to have already formed some opinions, and Ke Chen valued her thoughts greatly.

Hela was not surprised to hear that. She had already seen that Ke Chen only wanted to deal with Darkseid and had not given much thought to Apokolips.

So Hela said, "You should have noticed that Apokolips is in a special situation. These people have gone numb."

"Mm."

Ke Chen nodded, agreeing with Hela. That was why they felt those "lowborn" posed no threat, and why they realized they could not be saved.

Even if someone stood before them and raised a rallying cry, they would not gain their support, because they seemed unwilling to escape such a life. They had grown used to being slaves.

It was like India on Earth. Many believed that only a hundred million Indians were truly "people"; the rest might not be called "lowborn," but they were not much better off.

The gap between the high castes and low castes was absolutely the difference between Heaven and Hell. When the British Empire colonized India, it had wanted to abolish the caste system, only to face opposition from everyone. Even the low-caste people themselves refused to abolish it...

Because they had become accustomed to being slaves. Generation after generation had lived that way. Some did not even possess the ability to survive on their own and did not know when they had been born. They could barely even be called human.

Later, the British Empire realized that the high castes were better suited to maintaining colonial rule, so it abandoned the idea. The