Su Qian's gaze changed. "Ah Tian, do you know what you're saying?"
If the purpose of learning and striving for improvement is revenge, what is the point?
The fault lies with the Interstellar Alliance, and has nothing to do with ordinary interstellar citizens.
If war breaks out, not only will the interstellar people die, but the people of their Su planet will also die.
Shang Tian turned his face away somewhat embarrassedly. "A Qian, if you saw what was happening outside, you would make the same choice."
Su Qian closed her eyes briefly. "Then let's go." She didn't know what to say.
She does not approve of war.
War means death, and she couldn't bear to see Su Xing's people sacrifice themselves.
Every impulse carries its own responsibility.
Su Qian put the things Shang Tian had packed into her spatial storage. She was shocked as soon as she took her first step out of Shangjia Village.
The scene was one of devastation.
No, that word might not be enough to perfectly capture everything she saw; it was all blood, nothing but blood.
The red blood, dried, turned blackish-red and stuck to the wall, emitting a foul stench.
Su Qian felt her steps were unsteady, and she stumbled backward.
Shang Tian caught her in time, "A Qian, are you alright?"
Su Qian shook her head, her face pale. She pulled her hand away from Shang Tian's grasp and stepped on the dried blood, feeling as if a thousand hands were gripping her feet.
She lowered her head, as if looking into those unseeing, lifeless eyes.
Are they blaming her?
Su Qian squatted down, covered her eyes, and began to cry softly.
How could this be?
How dare they?
How dare you?
This is Ji Zhou, her home, and they've turned it into this mess. What about other places?
Isn't it even more tragic?
She understood Shang Tian's hatred. At this moment, human emotions were urging her to take revenge, but reason told her not to act impulsively.
She was conflicted.
Must there be such widespread suffering and destruction?
No, she didn't want to.
Seeing her sad expression, Shang Tian sighed, gently lifted her head, and wiped away the tears from the corners of her eyes. "Aqian, don't cry."
Your crying breaks my heart.
Su Qian threw herself into his arms and whispered, "Ah Tian, Ah Tian, what should I do?"
Her eyes were filled with confusion. "Another war? But that would kill even more people. I don't want to be like them."
But I hate it so much.
I hate it so much, what should I do?
Shang Tian held her tightly and whispered, "Even if we don't start a war, we will make those who instigated all of this pay the price."
"Yes, I should make them pay the price." The root of all this lies with Akajus and those idiots in the Interstellar Alliance.
After crying her fill, Su Qian took Shang Tian's hand and stood up. "I will never let them get away with this."
However, how to proceed with this matter still needs further discussion.
She couldn't leave Su Xing; she couldn't guarantee that the people from the Interstellar Alliance wouldn't come again.
Therefore, the only people who can leave are Shang Tian and... the Chief Brain.
Is the brain reliable?
Although he has sided with them, is his system under his own control?
Su Qian couldn't guarantee that, and neither could the mastermind himself.
Without a central brain, could Shang Tian's life be guaranteed if he wandered alone in the universe?
These questions were thrown at Su Qian one by one. She took a deep breath and said, "Ah Tian, we must be well, well in order to take revenge."
A gentleman takes his revenge even after ten years.
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