"Hey, Dunn! The Kingdom of Lyon in the Old World has been destroyed!" Annie exclaimed to Dunn beside her, holding a newspaper.
"Isn't that perfectly normal? The Wizard Council suffered such a huge loss against the Lyon Empire in the New World. How could they possibly spare the Kingdom of Lyon in the Old World?"
Dunn lay beneath a parasol, answering Annie lazily.
"Not only that, the entire royal capital was completely wiped out! They've even forbidden the other commoners of the former Kingdom of Lyon from mentioning the kingdom. Anyone who mentions it is executed immediately!"
Annie recounted the newspaper's information with some confusion. "Doesn't the Wizard Council forbid the mass slaughter of ordinary people? They must have massacred at least ten million civilians over these past few days."
Although Annie was the sort of noble who regarded commoners as pigs and dogs, even she couldn't help feeling a chill at this report.
To the Wizard Council, nobles like Annie were no different from commoners.
It was easy to foresee that those ten million or more civilians must have included no shortage of nobles of Annie's standing.
Hearing Annie's words, Dunn raised his eyebrows slightly. "That's not something we should be worrying about. How could we possibly guess what those important figures are thinking?"
"But wait, Dunn, aren't you very kindhearted toward those commoners?" Annie couldn't quite understand his attitude.
"I just don't want to do it myself. What do the people others kill have to do with me?" Dunn said, rolling his eyes.
Dunn had no reaction whatsoever to the deaths of over ten million people.
It was like watching the news in his previous life and seeing how many people had died somewhere. At most, he would say a few words about it, then eat and sleep