Hawks from the Land of Light are calling me a dove and an undercover agent in the chat group.

The country is violent, cold-blooded, and ruthless, citing occasional instances of indiscriminate killing of civilians. But considering that those civilians may have encountered demons and been secretly corrupted, it seems we can't condemn them too much…

【I am Batman】: "This is truly a living hell, sigh."

[King of Resilience]: "Indeed, after hearing this, even if the humans in the Warhammer world seem rather immoral, it seems to be a helpless act that they have no choice but to forgive."

[I don't want to pilot Unit-01]: "Huh?"

[Don't Want to Pilot Unit-01]: "Wait, why are you all suddenly defending the Warhammer Empire? And it seems like you even know what's going on here. What's going on? Let me check the chat history... Damn it, you're the one who's downplaying the issue and using euphemisms!"

The group chat is in complete chaos.

While Shinji was taking a breather amidst his busy schedule and scrolling through the chat history in the chat group, Kassadin did the same.

Then it became clear that, starting from the second after he arrived in the Warhammer universe, the yellow weasel began to quickly and proactively reveal a lot of information that he had been keeping hidden in the group.

He didn't lie completely, but he chose a narrative that would allow everyone to form preconceived notions and feel far more sympathy than hatred towards the Warhammer humans.

For example, he first gave several examples of civilians or soldiers who had been corrupted but not discovered, and who then returned to humanity and caused huge losses to mankind, before hypocritically saying, "Alas, our Empire also makes mistakes. Sometimes, in order to avoid such things from happening, we kill all the survivors on the entire planet."

Given this order of description, what would kind-hearted people like Hibiki Yuta think?

Of course, they would feel that this was a last resort, something they had no other choice but to do in order to avoid repeating the same mistakes.

That sounds reasonable, right? But what's the reality?

If the excuse of "I need to take preventative measures to avoid any potential corruption" is used to justify this, then all of humanity, except for the soulless, should die; not a single one should survive. (Jingwu)

Because apart from the soulless and the emperor, any human being, no matter how strong or determined their will, is susceptible to corruption.

To put it even more radically, aside from the Necromancers, every life form in the Warhammer universe should die and be immediately eliminated, because only the Necromancers are 100% immune to corruption.

If someone thinks that the Empire's casual purge of a large number of innocent survivors is a necessary evil, then he should also support the Necromancers in killing all life in the Warhammer universe, because that is an even more necessary evil, a more righteous act, and a morally superior act.

Even if humans wipe out the survivors, others may still be corrupted. But if the space necromancers wipe out humans, the space necromancers themselves will not be corrupted.

If the innocent human survivors who were wiped out should obediently die to avoid an extremely small possibility and for the continuation of humanity, then shouldn't humanity obediently die for the continuation of the space dead?

Although one is of the same race and the other is of a different race, the essence of their actions is to prevent the corruption of the Chaos Gods. Therefore, if the former's legitimacy is established, then the latter's legitimacy is naturally established as well.

If someone were to say something like, "If we don't cleanse these people, what if one of them has already been corrupted? How will we make up for humanity's loss?" then humanity should be bowing down and thanking the space dead even more.

Because corrupted humans could also pose a physical threat to any space undead, yet the space undead, with their technological prowess far surpassing that of the current human empire, did not immediately launch a galactic-scale war against all of humanity in order to avoid losses from corrupted humans. Isn't that something to be thanked for?

So it's obvious how absurd and untenable this so-called rationality, which Neos deliberately created to gain sympathy and approval, is.

Moreover, when he received the amplification in the warp, Kassadin saw many fragments of this world's past history, including many of them about the human empire's purge of survivors.

In many of those incidents, the cleansing was actually not related to corruption at all.

It was purely a deliberate order issued by those in power to eliminate dissidents and suppress other generals. They were well aware that not a single corrupt person was among those being purged, yet they still used the pretext of eliminating corruption to deliberately kill innocent people. At the same time, they remained loyal to the empire and the emperor.

Furthermore, it's a hot topic that the Eldar in the Ark are more afraid of encountering their own people who have been corrupted without their knowledge than humans are, and they are more afraid of falling into the hands of the Chaos Gods than humans are, but they will not purge their innocent own people with the thought, "I think you've been corrupted."

Kasa was so angry he laughed.

Good, good, this Neos is really never quiet, he's using all his scheming to plot against his own people!

In order to win people's hearts and gain the support of others in the group, Neos deliberately created an information gap. The timing of sending the intelligence was too clever. Only at that time could Neos be 100% sure that Kasa would not look at the group chat and would not expose him immediately.

[Pro-war faction]: "It's fake. These things are unforgivable. Every single one of them should be killed."

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[Pro-war faction]: "The humans of the Empire here generally deserve to die. The Magma aliens and Babar aliens are not as vicious as them, and you could say they are not even a tenth as vicious as them."

[Pro-war faction]: "Moreover, the Magma aliens and Babar aliens at least know that they are evil, and they do not whitewash themselves while killing and invading. But the humans here like to put on a high-sounding facade when committing heinous acts, claiming that they are just and righteous, and that it is necessary evil."

[Pro-war faction]: "Once we find a way to kill the four Chaos Gods here, the first thing I'll do is kill the Necromancers, the Dark Eldar, and the Human Empire!"

[Coward]: "!"

[Best Actor]: "!"

[Dead Fish Eyes]: "!"

[King of Stress Resilience]: "!"

【I am Batman】: "!"

The others, who were initially skeptical after seeing Shinji's vehement opposition to the yellow weasel, were immediately taken aback when they saw Kassadin's clear support for Shinji!

Hachiman Hikigaya and the others couldn't even imagine how evil one must be to make an Ultraman so angry!

Whether it was Gotham in the D universe or the world where human souls were stuffed into machines and forced underage children to fight the Angels, both were disgusting and dark enough. But in both instances, Uncle Kassapa clearly managed to control his emotions.

This time, however, his dissatisfaction and anger towards Warhammer, as well as his extreme killing intent, were completely undisguised, and he seemed to be on the verge of breaking down.

If a veteran of over 10,000 years of warfare can show this attitude, what more needs to be said?

[Dead Fish Eyes]: "@Eternal Yellow Weasel, what are you hiding? Or have you used some kind of euphemism? You're definitely lying to us!"

[Best Actor]: "Although I find it hard to imagine how evil ten times more evil than the Magma aliens and Babar aliens would be, I know Uncle Kasa wouldn't lie. Yellow weasel, you're lying to us!"

[Coward]: "I get it! The weasel wants us to stand on his side and put pressure on Uncle Kassapa so he won't kill humans. He's plotting against us!"

[Resilience King]: "Go to hell, you weasel! I knew you weren't a good person, but I never expected you to scheme against me like this!"

【Eternal Yellow Weasel】: "@I am Batman, help me, Batman! This is the entire galaxy of humans, trillions upon trillions of humans! You are Batman!"

[I am Batman]: "Sigh. White Horse."

In an instant, the camps completely changed.

Is it necessary to hesitate between believing the Yellow Weasel, this abstract person who talks a lot of subjective nonsense, and believing Uncle Kasa, this neutral and objective Ultra Warrior? There's absolutely no need to think about it.

Hachiman Hikigaya, Miko Yotsuya, Yuta Hibiki, and Sasuke Uchiha, who all realized they had been deceived, were not on the side of the yellow weasel, let alone Shinji Ikari, who already knew everything.

In the physical universe of Warhammer, the Emperor, who was putting on a holy face to appear holy under the worship of Baal's Blood Angels, suddenly froze, realizing he had been discovered!

Yes, he did it, he did it all.

Although he could accept being purged as long as the human race was not wiped out, he loved humanity too much, so he wanted to secretly drag others down with him and persuade Kassapa to show a little more mercy.

I never expected that it would be discovered so early on. Sigh!

Left with no other option, he could only tag Bruce Wayne individually.

Although he only read snippets or humorous commentary from content creators of the comics, the Batman character is so deeply ingrained in people's minds that even he, who only reads commentary, understands him quite well.

Batman has a signature trait: he unconditionally favors humanity.

How many times have those Supermen who never turned evil protected humanity? But in every universe, if a conflict breaks out between humans and Superman, then without a doubt, even if Batman was on good terms with Superman Clark one second, he would unconditionally stand on the side of humanity the next.

Although Batman won't say it outright, everyone knows that he's actually half a human supremacist.

Furthermore, every single one of the supervillains in Gotham deserves to die, right? But Batman still won't kill them; instead, he'll hand them over to the law enforcement.

This reflects Batman's belief that the human judicial system is above all human guilt. Regardless of whether a human deserves to die, he will not allow others to kill them; only the human judicial system can conduct the trial and the killing.

Therefore, even when facing Ultraman, Bruce Wayne would likely argue his case logically, perhaps even to the point of being unreasonable, and for the first time in this chat group, he would stand on the opposite side of Ultraman.

Of course, the Emperor didn't intend to create an internal power struggle like Lex Luthor's "Batman/Ultraman," which would damage the morale and strength of his own people. He simply hoped to use Batman's unparalleled intelligence and emotional intelligence to persuade Kassadin.

"Ugh."

In the ninja world, Bruce's gaze was deep and unfathomable.

Based on his understanding of the weasel, he knew from the beginning that this person was definitely using the historical records and narratives of the past.

The reason he didn't expose them, and even echoed their sentiments, was because he genuinely couldn't bear to see humans killed by outsiders.

—Ultraman is indeed very good, better than anything else, but he still wants to uphold his principles as Batman, letting humanity judge humanity itself. —Hongte

Originally, he wanted to be more conciliatory, but things didn't go as planned, and now he has no choice but to stand up and confront Kassadin alone.

He knew he was being used by the weasel, but there was nothing he could do; that was just his principle, so he had no choice but to willingly walk into the trap.

As for retaliating against the weasels' schemes, there will be plenty of opportunities in the future.

【I am Batman】: "@Pro-war faction, can't you really make an exception? They're human beings, you know. They can't have fallen so low as to be beyond redemption, can't you give them a chance?"

[Pro-war faction]: "Alright, I have something to tell you."

【I am Batman】: "You say it."

[Pro-war Faction]: "There is a creature that was born in a barren galaxy, surrounded by ambitious races that wanted to invade each other. In order to protect itself, this creature evolved to eat any other life it encountered, killing all the surrounding races. Do you think it deserved to die?"

[I am Batman]: "If it didn't eat any humans, and stopped after killing all the surrounding races, then it shouldn't die. Search."

[Pro-war faction]: "But what if this race, having already achieved such safety, chooses to escalate its actions and devour other innocent species that do not intend to invade?"

[I am Batman]: "Were there any humans among the races that were eaten this time?"

[Pro-war faction]: "What if there were?"

【I am Batman】: "Then it must die immediately."

[Pro-war faction]: "What if we don't have that?"

【I am Batman】: "Then it deserves to die too."

[Pro-war faction]: "Very well, the species I'm talking about is the Tyranids. They have already devoured many humans, and now I'm going to tell you that, in the eyes of other races, humans in the Warhammer universe are just a carbon copy of the Tyranids in every way."

Although humans aren't simply eating, their actions of wiping out other innocent species are on par with the Tyranid swarm. 8

In other words, if someone feels that the Terran Zerg are extenuating and forgivable, then they can forgive the Imperial Empire.

If they believe the Terran must die, then the Imperials should die too.

At least the Tyranids don't persecute each other internally, but the Terran Empire has been doing so all along.

Since they are all roughly the same, the same judgment should be made. It cannot be said that both were excusable at the beginning, but the Terran should die while the human Empire should not.

This is what it means to be objective, neutral, and without double standards.

As an Ultra Warrior, the most important thing is not to have double standards or show favoritism. Otherwise, how can you set an example and defend the justice of the entire universe?

[I am Batman]: "..."

Bruce was speechless.

He had long anticipated that the humans of the Warhammer Empire would be terrible, but Kassadin's single metaphor revealed that the awfulness of the Warhammer humans far exceeded his expectations.

If they can be compared to the Tyranids, a cosmic scourge, what face do they have left?

If this race were to be evaluated in such a way by Ultraman, Bruce would guarantee to be the first to kill any non-human being from this race, to prevent them from invading humanity one day.

But now, as a human being, he is in the position of the perpetrator, not the victim.