Lin Mo looked at her. Well, she was still the Joanna he knew. He had been wondering just now why she suddenly cared about these things, but it turned out she was already starting to consider whether to have people killed.
"Yet it doesn't seem like they've done anything to you, does it?"
"I don't care."
Joanna rolled her eyes. She didn't care at all whether those people liked her or not; if the Military didn't welcome her, she simply wouldn't go.
If a place made her uncomfortable, she would just stop going there in the future, but it was different when it came to Lin Mo.
"I don't want them treating you that way too."
She looked at Lin Mo, her brows furrowing slightly.
"It's as if we have to work for them before they're willing to accept us."
"By what right? Can't we just live our own lives on our own?"
Only then did Lin Mo understand what she was really thinking. After talking for so long, she had still circled back to him.
He raised a hand and ruffled Joanna's hair.
"Of course we can."
"So don't worry about what they think. Whether they like it or not, can it stop us from eating and sleeping?"
Joanna thought about it. Indeed, it seemed it couldn't, but she still felt a bit uncomfortable. Seeing her expression, Lin Mo knew she was still mulling over what had just happened.
"Besides, have you ever thought about why they can't accept Supe?"
"Because we're stronger than them?"
"Pretty much."
Lin Mo nodded, offering a cold chuckle.
"When other people have things they don't have, and on top of that they can't control them, of course they're going to feel uncomfortable."
"Having sat in those positions for so many years, only to