There was a saying that went well:
—Mercy did not command armies!
A leader could not be indecisive!
Sacrificing one little girl in exchange for the survival of tens of thousands, and a chance to endure the Great Selection, this...
Wasn't that perfectly normal?
"He's still too young. He hasn't experienced setbacks, nor has he seen true despair. This fellow—and the humans of this era—still need to be tempered." Kevin secretly shook his head.
It was not that he was deliberately looking down on Ren Yu.
Rather, judging by the education Kevin had received, his way of thinking, his perspective, and his experiences, that was simply the reality.
—Sure enough, I still need to guide them as their pathfinder.
Even if they do not use the plans we had long ago laid out, they still need a guide.
After this little commotion, Kevin no longer had any interest in displaying his power.
He gently lowered his arm and looked at Yae Rin.
"Then let her make the choice herself.
"Little girl, you surely understand your own physical condition better than I do. So let me ask you: are you willing to remain an unremarkable ordinary person for the rest of your life, or become a Fusion Warrior revered by all, possessing immense power?"
The moment he finished speaking, Ren Yu said calmly, "Enough. You intend to turn her into a Fusion Warrior that is neither human nor ghost, not even a normal person? To make her live in the shadows for the rest of her life?"
"This is the price that must be paid in pursuit of power." Kevin still held to his view.
"Then your way of pursuing power is a little too foolish." Ren Yu shook his head and said calmly, "I can understand the sacrifices your era