This was not entirely because of doctrine. After all, many animals would not kill their own kind, aside from creatures with traditions of cannibalism—most of them insects. Mammals would not easily kill members of their own species.
Even wolves and lions, after defeating their leaders, would not kill them, only drive them away. It was an instinct.
Of course, that applied only to most of them. There were also people and animals born indifferent to life.
So over the next few days, Rita not only gave them time off, but also had to provide psychological counseling for the girls. Compared to most people, they were already exceptionally outstanding!
The emotional fallout from killing their own kind only erupted after the mission was over.
There were also four girls who had absolutely no need for psychological counseling: Kurotama, Sil, Sailu, and Tsukushi.
That was right... Tsukushi looked delicate and frail, just like Seele, but she was surprisingly more accepting of killing than the others.
Sil felt absolutely nothing, while Sailu believed that killing evil people meant saving good people. As for Kurotama... for some unknown reason, she even felt a faintly twisted thrill.
Four Years Later
Dangerous Species were creatures that posed a threat to humans. When facing them... most humans were powerless to resist.
These powerful creatures were defined by humans as Dangerous Species. A very simple and straightforward name...
Dangerous creatures, species!
As for Super Dangerous Species, adding "Super" before Dangerous Species represented their terrifying power. They were existences humanity could not resist no matter what. Unless they were defeated using their own power...
Legendary creatures—dragons, super Magical Beasts, Phoenixes... all were classified as Super Dangerous Species.
Every one of them was a moving natural disaster!
They could summon towering floods, lightning that filled the sky, wildfires that swept