In the Chat Group, Meng Chuan was filling everyone in on the world of mysteries.
For instance, that young man with the "Prostate problem" was the Protagonist of that mad world, and a fairly decent one at that.
He was also poor. His frequent trips to the washroom had nothing to do with his Prostate; he went there to hold meetings.
Holding meetings in the washroom was a little strange, but it was probably better than being known for a Prostate problem.
Meng Chuan went on to explain Klein's situation. The Ancient One knew about it too, but she wasn't one to say much in the group.
Then Meng Chuan introduced Amon, a mythical creature by birth whose way of thinking was utterly unlike a human's.
Strictly speaking, from the perspective of a born mythical creature, Amon wasn't a villain. He was simply more eccentric than most mythical creatures. He liked opposing nearly everyone and occasionally took allies, because he found it fun.
Amon believed he was born a higher life-form than humans. They weren't even the same species, so human morality could not bind him.
After all, in the eyes of a born mythical creature, humans were no different from ants. They were merely his toys.
From a parent's perspective, this child was an absolute menace.
But to Meng Chuan and the other group members, his habit of toying with people and treating humans as entertainment made him a Villain through and through!
Especially when he opposed the Protagonist. If he wasn't a Villain, who was?
The group fell silent for a moment after Meng Chuan's explanation.
So the "cultist" was actually the righteous Protagonist? And the "rebel" was a Villain who disregarded life and toyed with it?
[Group Member] Fei Peng lv95: I spoke too soon!