Why?
"..."
"Dare to do it but not dare to admit it?"
"Do you have any evidence?" Kino paused for a moment, then continued eating his oden.
This is the last of the oden; if we don't eat it now, we might not have another chance. Even though he doesn't like it, well... let's just consider it a memento.
"Dare to do it but not dare to admit it?"
"Do you have anything else to say? If not, I'm leaving," Kino said, finishing the last piece of oden.
"Because of hatred?" Psylocke finally changed her tune.
"Yes, but not entirely. It would be better if that despicable Japan race disappeared," Kino sneered.
"..."
Before Psylocke could speak, the oden vendor became angry, pointing at Kino and cursing. The vendor didn't understand English, but he knew the word "japan." Coupled with Kino's disdainful expression and demeanor, it was clear that what he said wasn't pleasant.
"How about that? Didn't I tell you they're a despicable race? They can't even understand what they're saying, yet they're already swearing at each other, ha." Kino doesn't understand Japanese, but he's watched a lot of dramas and is very familiar with the swear words used by Japan.
"Just one sentence isn't enough to warrant death," Psylocke said.
"In my eyes, he deserves it."
Then, Kino glanced at him indifferently, and the vendor left with a dazed look in his eyes, without even packing up his stall.
"What did you do?" Psylocke frowned.
"He's already a dead man. I want him to go back and bite his own wife, children, and parents to death. In my world, there are no distinctions of etiquette or morality. If I want him dead, he cannot live. You now have two choices: first, kill him to stop this tragedy; second, wait for the tragedy to happen, gather evidence... and then deal with me," Kino said calmly.
This person is clearly on the right; he's doomed.
Psylocke gritted her teeth. "I will choose to capture him."
Kino shook his index finger. "No! With me here, you have no third choice. Please—"
Psylocke glared coldly at Kino, and just before the vendor was out of her sight, she helplessly used her telekinesis to create a dart and sever the back of the vendor's neck.
Clapping his hands, Kino clapped his hands. "Are you like me? We're both murderers."
"We are not the same," Psylocke retorted angrily.
"Killing one person is no different in essence from killing ten thousand."
"..."
"I'm curious, when did you join the X-Men?"
Not long ago.
"Looks like Baldy hasn't been idle lately either." Kino chuckled, looking at Psylocke with amusement. "Do you know your true origins?"
"I know, Professor X has awakened my long-dormant memories."
Kino laughed, "Then you should know that you are not Japan, but Britain. Your name is Elizabeth Bradford, and you have an older brother named Brian Bradford, who is Captain Britain. On the Queen, which disappeared not long ago, he was ambushed by Japan ability user. Although he was unharmed, he was injured. I saved him, so in that sense, I am also your benefactor."
Psylocke: "..."
"He probably doesn't know you're still alive, right? Hmm, if I had known you were here, I definitely would have told him. What a pity. Well, so, are you going to make a move against your 'benefactor'?"
Psylocke shook her head. "I'm no match for you."
"So what are you here for? To chat with me and clear your head?" Kino found it amusing.
I'm here to advise you.
"Oh, I haven't heard a single word about 'persuasion'." Kino looked at Psylocke with curiosity.
To be honest, Psylocke is very beautiful. Her appearance is somewhat different from Olivia Munn's, and she is more similar to her appearance in " Marvel Future Fight," with a completely Asian face.
"You're not trying to use yourself as a bargaining chip, are you?"
"I..."
Before Psylocke could speak, Kino waved his hand and refused, "No need. You alone can't bring back tens of millions of souls. I don't want to kill them all; I only want their 35 million people."
Psylocke was startled. She had initially thought the other party only intended to wipe out the hawks, but she hadn't expected...
Aren't you afraid of being rejected by the world?
"Afraid!"
Psylocke thought to herself, "So you're afraid, huh?"
"I'm afraid you might actually expose me, or... unite and attack me. At that point, it won't just be 35 million, but the entire Japan sinking," Kino said coldly.
He didn't know how many of his countrymen Japan had killed, from the initial 10 million to 15 million, then to 28 million, and finally to the most recent figure before Kino's transmigration—over 35 million.
"You..."
"My people are innocent, and I will make them pay the same price."
Psylocke gritted her teeth. "Aren't you afraid... that your motherland will be discovered and isolated by the world?"
"Won't!"
Why?
"Because nobody dares to speak up, because if they do... I'll wipe them out."
"You're absolutely insane! What's the difference between you and those crazy Japan?" Psylocke snapped.
"Have!"
"What's the difference?" Psylocke chuckled in exasperation.
"At least I wouldn't... brothers and sisters, even mothers and sons, aunts and nephews, or maternal aunts and nephews..."
"What?" Psylocke was a little confused. What did that mean?
"It's chaotic. I remember there's a Japan movie called 'Chaos,' which also describes the relationships between men and women in the ancient Japan imperial family—all in one word: 'chaos'! And it was chaos at a high level, chaos at an extreme level, chaos that was shocking and beyond the imagination of people from other countries."
"Throughout Japan's thousand-year history, incestuous relationships between siblings within the imperial family were commonplace, even involving mothers and sons, aunts and nephews, and concubines and nephews. The Japan imperial family, fearing public condemnation, publicly declared these incestuous acts as 'maintaining the purity of the imperial bloodline.'"
"Heh heh heh, I don't think the disappearance of such a despicable race is a bad thing."
Psylocke gritted her teeth and remained silent.
"To legitimize this perverse behavior, the Emperor Japan repeatedly used mythology to anesthetize and control the common people. They even use the Myth to legalize it; if gods do this, then as descendants of gods... they should naturally do the same."
"They succeeded; the people have been anesthetized!"
"And so, the people began to imitate the 'god' in their hearts, and chaos ensued."
"So despicable, yet they shamelessly claim to be... imitating the ancient gods, ha... I think they should be sunk."
"Go back and tell that bald professor that I only want their 35 million. If he wants to stop me, then come on... I'm not afraid. But he'd better be prepared to face the consequences of stopping me."
With a cold laugh, Kino disappeared.
"The first seven-day plan has already begun. I advise you... to leave Japan as soon as possible and not get involved in this mess."
I caught a cold, I don't know why, I just caught a cold. I didn't go to work yesterday, I stayed home all day and didn't even go out, I was a complete shut-in. I never expected to get a fever last night. Damn, you can get a fever staying at home? 38.5 degrees Celsius. I drank two cups of 999 (a Chinese herbal medicine), and I feel a little better today, but my forehead is still hot, though not as heavy. It's getting cold in Harbin, but the heating hasn't come on yet, so this is the easiest time to catch a cold.