In the end, Lilith agreed to Annie's proposal.
There was actually nothing wrong with Dunn's policy: taking a conciliatory approach toward these other races, allowing them to slowly integrate into the Atlantis Empire over time, and ultimately turning the Atlantis Empire into a nation where diverse races lived together.
Of course, humans had to remain dominant. That was a fundamental principle.
According to the original plan, by the time Dunn achieved Deification, these other races would surely have completed their initial integration into the Atlantis Empire.
Then, these other races could serve as a source of Faith.
But plans could not account for the unexpected. No one had imagined that Hohenheim still had not given up and would cooperate with the United Navy to strike at Atlantis.
He had even obtained so many Legendary Battleships, putting the Atlantis Empire at a complete disadvantage!
Under these circumstances, if they did not put pressure on these other races, then once the empire's elite human forces had been wiped out, even if they won this war...
For the next hundred years, these other races would dominate the empire!
That was absolutely unacceptable. In this world, humans had so far reigned supreme, standing above all others, with only the Elf Race able to stand on equal footing with them in certain respects.
Every other race could only be subordinate to humanity!
Humanity's supremacy had been won through generations of brutal fighting, with fists and feet, blades and swords. The belief that humans stood above other races was deeply rooted in the heart of every person in this world!
If Dunn actually dared to speak of equality for all, never mind the commoners below him-even most of the Legendaries under his command would immediately become estranged from him!
So, if things really reached that point,