No matter what language is used to embellish the story, the facts will not change.
This applies to those silver nobles who betray human interests, and it also applies to the current situation.
Regardless of the stargazers' motives, another group of people were harmed in this deliberate purge, a case of using someone else to do the dirty work.
Jiang Wan's team, along with other teams recruited by the Silver Council, were all impacted by this purge.
Without avoiding Ning Feng's eyes, which were gradually turning angry, the Stargazer gently shook his head:
“With me here, that kind of thing won’t happen.”
"…………"
Indeed, if the Stargazer and Chu Yu formed a contract, then the safety of Chu Yu and the others would naturally not be a problem.
Even when faced with seemingly dangerous life-or-death crises, stargazers can protect them from fatal harm.
But……
"not enough."
Having calmed down a bit, Ning Feng still maintained a dangerous gaze as he stared at the stargazer.
"This explanation is not enough as an answer."
"Even if you can protect all four of them, how much power do your avatar and vessel possess? Can you save everyone?"
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"cannot."
Having stated his cold conclusion, Ning Feng stepped forward, looking down at Chu Yu with indifferent eyes, trying to discern the emotions hidden in her gaze.
"What about the innocent soldiers? Surely not all of them were traitors?"
What about warriors like Cole? Are they also germs that need to be eradicated?
Leaving aside everyone else, Ning Feng has personally witnessed many qualified soldiers.
They did not give up in the battle against the supernatural beings, fighting to the very last moment, never yielding to their tragic fate.
And now, should we also label them as traitors?
If that's the case, Ning Feng cannot accept it.
Faced with the aggressive aura, Chu Yu did not back down, but instead raised his head and asked softly:
"How much do you know about their identities?"
The color in Chu Yu's eyes quickly faded, turning into the light-colored eyes that Ning Feng was familiar with.
She said:
"They are the redeemers."
Ning Feng: !
“They were sinners, not by my definition, but by the secular law.”
"They made all sorts of mistakes, and most importantly... they themselves acknowledged that."
"They had fallen into darkness, but in the end they chose to struggle toward the light, but they could no longer integrate into the light and could only survive in the shadows where the two meet."
He wanted to refute it, but Ning Feng knew that this was most likely the truth...
Even after he died, Cole was still haunted by the sins he had committed and regretted the mistakes he had made.
"And the plan devised for these lost souls is the [Redeemer Plan], which allows them to find a way to redeem themselves."
"These people participated voluntarily, wanting to make their final contribution to the world and hoping to atone for their mistakes."
The light color in her eyes gradually faded, and she did not continue to press the matter, but instead lowered her eyes.
“I understand you will feel sad and angry about their departure, but you must understand that this is a necessary growing pain.”
"Humanity needs this growing pain."
A painful wake-up call for everyone.
and……
The Stargazer, who controlled Chu Yu's body, lowered his eyes and looked down at his right hand, which was plunged into the pool, watching the ripples created by the flowing water as it passed over his fair fingertips.
Layer upon layer, but eventually it will dissipate and calm down.
"Things will calm down."
Whether it's labor pains or sorrow, everything will eventually calm down.
Feeling the complex emotions emanating from him, Ning Feng's body felt like a furnace, trapping his complicated thoughts.
He didn't speak, nor did he readily criticize the other party's actions; instead, he kept thinking.
With a silent sigh, the stargazer shook his head.
You are rational enough now, but your heart is not cold enough.
You're still too naive...
But this is for the best.
Before Ning Feng could speak, the Stargazer, noticing his furrowed brows, whispered:
"Now, you should go."
"You still have a lot of things to take care of, don't you?"
To be honest, Ning Feng still had a lot of questions to ask, but his mind was a bit of a mess, and there were indeed still many things he hadn't finished dealing with.
"Come on, the gates of Watchtower City are always open to you, and you can return here at any time."
Ning Feng nodded slightly, and then the scene before him changed rapidly. The next moment, he found himself in front of the teleportation array, and he only needed to take one more step to teleport.
Ning Feng didn't take a step immediately, frowning as he recalled the expression on Chu Yu's face in his last glance.
He had a vague feeling that the other person's expression seemed somewhat sad.
Ning Feng couldn't quite pinpoint the source of his feelings, but he felt a heavy weight in his heart, as if he had missed something important.
What is she sad about?
Is it because of those fallen soldiers?
This explanation is the most reasonable and most in line with her identity, but she was also the one who made that decision.
Moreover, Ning Feng had a vague feeling that the stargazer was not grieving for others, but rather... grieving for himself.
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