Su Zhou's expression turned serious. This was the very reason he wanted to go to one of those three professional Extraordinary Academies.
'The Divine Wood World showed me the consequences of abusing power. And the Tang Family's existence is undeniable proof of just how much harm reckless Transcendents can cause to ordinary people without powerful oversight.'
Images of that vast wasteland and the maniacal laughter of the rampaging Demon Soldiers surfaced in his mind. He then recalled the many Resentful Souls he had seen at the Tang Family's home just half a day before.
'There's nothing inherently wrong with Transcendents pursuing freedom, of course. But if they use their freedom to endanger the freedom and safety of others, then that is undoubtedly and utterly wrong.'
'Acting with such impunity—that is evil.'
Su Zhou's gaze was profound. Yet it would be inaccurate to say he was some kind of "Holy Mother," a lover of Order, or a person with an overblown sense of justice.
