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

Kassa fell into deep thought.

According to the rules of the Land of Light, the groups described by Luo Jia as "second-class" and "below that" must be killed, including a portion of the "remaining" group. (Complete novel available for free reading on the official website.)

He had already considered the local issues in Warhammer, so he planned to kill only the "second-best" ones.

As Luo Jia also knew, even if the people in the "second-class" group were let go now, they would not know how to reflect or change if they were kept alive. If these people were allowed to live, they would only continue to kill other races even more viciously.

Therefore, it is absolutely impossible for them to live.

As for the remaining prisoners who might still have a chance to repent, Kasa originally intended to find another way to reduce the number of killings to a minimum, and the labor camp method was actually within his consideration.

Now that Luo Jia has brought it up, it means that this method should be feasible.

However, there are two key aspects to this approach.

The first group is the "second-best" group. They will definitely try to escape or even riot. If they stay, there will be advantages, but there will also be great disadvantages. It is easy for them to cause casualties to the administrators.

The second question is whether different races can truly conduct relatively objective screening and supervision, or whether they will take the opportunity to seek personal gain for their own race and let more people who should be punished go free.

Chapter 29 Kassadin: I am not a scientist, I do not possess the scientific and technological abilities of Hikari.

Objectively speaking, the group of people in the "second-best" category must die; this is a consensus, and it's not just Kasa who wants them dead.

Because these so-called "second-best" are only second-best compared to the most fanatical people in Warhammer, but in reality, their behavior is something that cannot be spoken of.

He exterminated an innocent and harmless race just to make his resume look better; he deliberately kicked his allies when they were down, causing their complete annihilation, for the sake of factional struggles; he issued an extermination order for a world that could still be saved; he cooperated with the Chaos Demons for his own goals; and he turned around and falsely accused others who had nothing to do with Chaos.

These kinds of behaviors are all things that these "second-rate" madmen have done; there isn't a single one they haven't done.

Don't even mention Kasa, or the Eldar's view of humans. Humans see the Eldar as aliens and want them dead. Even among the Imperials and the Eldar themselves, from an internal racial perspective, there are plenty of people who want all of these "second-class" beings to die.

After all, although all races in this universe have negative morality, when they reach the level of "second-class", it's not just a matter of negative morality; it's that there are a lot of people within each race who would love to devour them alive.

Therefore, treating this group of people as prisoners and using them as a waste could actually do more harm than good, because if even one of them escapes, they could potentially cause a huge uproar.

So why would Luo Jia, who has already learned the true meaning of kindness, propose such a thankless and exhausting approach?

Kasa understood immediately.

Luo Jia did this for him—if these "second-rate" prisoners weren't treated as labor camp inmates, it would definitely be Kasa who killed them; he wouldn't delegate the task to others, he would do it himself.

Even though these "second-class" individuals are not well-regarded within their respective races, they are still members of their race. If an outsider like him were to kill so many of them, all races would surely come to hate him.

But if these "second-rate" prisoners were made to die during their labor reform, it would be difficult to breed new hatred, or at least the chains of hatred would not spread to Kasa.

Kassa fell into deep thought.

He didn't seem to care that he was hated by the entire universe.

Any citizen of the Land of Light who does not truly possess the will to carry the resentment and hatred of the defeated and fight on until the day when all worlds are at peace will not be able to pass the Space Garrison's test, no matter how strong they are.

But there was another factor that made him hesitate.

Although the Chaos Gods are now dead, the subspace of this universe is equivalent to the rise of the negative energy monster system. Even if the entire universe is at peace afterward, as long as life exists, there will always be some negative emotions.

While those negative emotions may no longer give rise to evil gods of the level of Chaos Gods, Chaos Demons and Chaos Great Demons will likely still appear.

Neos, Gu Shengkua, and the Laughing God Xigaoqi are indeed going against the new Chaos, but their hearts are not good, or rather, not good enough.

In other words, they several

The only way to eliminate it is after a new chaos is born; if it is not eliminated in time, new victims will emerge.

Since the subspace is much larger than the universe, Neos and his people cannot monitor the entire subspace, so oversights are bound to occur.

Therefore, in order to achieve the most perfect zero-victim prevention, he must return to the Land of Light and have the Science and Technology Agency open a channel that is eternally connected to the Warhammer universe. Then, every certain period of time, a few guards should be sent over to influence and cleanse the negative emotions accumulated in the warp.

After repeated cleansing and persuasion, the subspace will gradually lose its ability to materialize negative emotions into chaotic demons.

Only in this way can the universe and the entire subspace be completely free from the emergence and invasion of chaos from the very beginning.

But what if he killed too many people, causing all races to hate Ultra Warriors?

Therefore, when the Land of Light sends its security forces to cleanse the subspace in the future, there's a possibility that each visit will be fraught with unexpected obstacles, and that each time the security forces arrive, negative emotions of hatred will surge, leading to the emergence of even more Chaos Demons. (Hongte)

Of course, this part is nothing. More Chaos Demons and more people targeting the guards will just mean spending more time cleaning up the warp.

More importantly, is it possible that some people, out of hatred for Ultraman, might develop a "pseudo-historical theory," believing that since we hate Ultraman, then we are good and Ultraman is bad?

Ultraman is evil, so their sorting and cleansing of the subspace must be for profit. Chaos is actually good, so we should help Chaos survive and get involved with it. That's the right way!

Although we can't defeat Ultraman, the fact that Ultraman needs to cleanse the chaos means that they are afraid of the power of chaos. What the enemy approves of is what we must oppose. It is our duty to vigorously support the progress of chaos!

Is this possible?

In other universes, this would certainly not exist, but in the Warhammer universe, Kassadin thinks the possibility is quite high. Many individuals in many races here are quite obsessed even without the bewitching influence of Chaos.

After sorting out this logical chain, Kasa, although not really wanting to do it this way, could only accept Luojia's kindness.

"While it's certainly not the best solution, it seems to be the only option, but..."

At the same time, he beckoned to Shinji, signaling Shinji to pilot Unit-01 over, and told Shinji about the matter.

"After I get back here, I will have the Science and Technology Bureau open up the channel to the Warhammer universe as quickly as possible, and then send people over to supervise these [second-class] labor camp inmates to prevent any of them from being quietly let off the hook due to favoritism and injustice."

"But before that, Shinji, I can only ask you this: before the other guards can come, I would like to ask you not to go back. Please conduct a strict surveillance here, do not let any incorrigible bad guys go unpunished, and do not let those who still have a chance to repent be judged into this category."

This is a very difficult request, and it's extremely demanding.

Shinji Ikari scratched his head. He could tell that this was a better solution, and that Luo Jia was thinking of Uncle Kasa's best interests.

Moreover, in this way, the vast number of people in the "second-class" category will be executed by their respective races, instead of Uncle Kassa killing them. As a result, the estrangement between Uncle Bruce and Uncle Kassa, which had previously quarreled, will disappear without a trace.

So he really wanted to agree.

However, although he has power, his mind is still human. It will take a long time to transform him into someone with this kind of thinking ability. Right now, he simply cannot monitor such a massive amount of data at the same time.

"I can't do it, Uncle Kassa?"

Fortunately, although he can't do it yet, Lilith and Adam within him can. If Shinji is willing to accept this request, Kassadin has a way: "If you are willing, I will activate Lilith and Adam and let them be the main force of the surveillance."

Lilith and Adam's self-awareness is in a state of active dormancy, gradually dissipating during this dormancy. It will completely dissipate when Shinji's thinking and abilities reach the god-like level they possess.

Before that, they still retained a basic dormant consciousness that could help Shinji at crucial moments, and now it just so happens to come in handy.

Upon hearing this, Shinji Ikari replied without hesitation, "Then I'll do it!"

"Greatness needs no further explanation." Luo Jia clapped his hands in admiration from the side. He had grasped the true essence of the Ultra Spirit, and now that he saw Shinji, who had inherited the same will, he naturally admired him. They shared the same ideals, how wonderful, and he didn't think about competing for his father's love.

This time, Kassapa did not nod in thanks.

Because of his relationship with Shinji, he has come to understand Shinji's greatness after he grew up, and Shinji has always told him that he is willing to help with anything as long as it is within his power.

Shinji didn't need his thanks, and he knew that too. He and Shinji already had that level of understanding between them.

In this way, Warhammer becomes three Protoss: Kassadin, Rhoga, and Shinji Ikari.

Luo Jia could tolerate it, but Perturabo couldn't. Having already awakened his subspace nature, he flew over: "What's going on here? I'm Father's most beloved child, I'm the first adopted son, what secrets do you have to tell me?"

"You're trying to keep this from me? Father, just tell me what you need to do!"

Peturabo heard it all. Midnight.

The psionic isolation of Luojia prevents most people from hearing the conversations here, but those at the level of the Emperor and Primarch, including the Laughing God Xigoqi, can hear them.

"The first adopted son?" Luo Jia pursed his lips. "Brother, although I don't really want to upset you, as far as I know, Anglong is the first adopted son. Didn't he tell you about this?"

"—" Peturabo's face immediately froze.

In this history of 0, after his return, he boasted to his legion and brothers every day that he was the first child raised by Ultraman. At that time, Angron did not refute it, but just smiled and said nothing, so he really did not know.

It turns out that Anglong didn't say anything to save face for him!

Luo Jia wouldn't lie about this. Although Anglong didn't say it, it wouldn't be difficult for Luo Jia, with his spiritual power, to deduce who the first adopted son is.

"Anyway, I don't care. Even if I'm not the first adopted son, I'm still Father's most beloved child, right!"

Perturabo's embarrassment was fleeting. He tried to change the subject, but Kassadin really didn't want to lie about this. His favorite child had always been Shinji Ikari, so he could only give an awkward but polite smile: "You are indeed a good child, Perturabo."

He really wanted to say, "I'm really not your father."

Unfortunately, he couldn't say it; he did say this later on Planet Olympia, but Peturabo wouldn't admit it.

"This galaxy, scarred and battered, needs your and the Iron Warriors' strength most right now."

But to be honest, as a middleman, Kasa wouldn't let the children be sad, so he immediately changed the subject to divert Peturabo's attention.

"Too many planets in this galaxy that were perfectly fine have become uninhabitable worlds. With your and the Iron Warriors' skills in terraforming and construction, it is precisely the kind of planets that need your help to restore them to their original state."

"Furthermore, you must rebuild those hive worlds. In a universe no longer invaded by chaos, the meaningless oppression and suffering of those lower hives and bottom hives can no longer be allowed to exist."

"Don't you really like architecture and art? Peturabo, in the process of accomplishing these things, you can also hone your architectural achievements, can't you?"

Yes, I love you too.

After hearing all that, Perturabo's core message can be summarized in one sentence: "Perturabo, good boy, I love you. If you can do these things well, I might make you surpass Shinji Ikari and become my favorite child!"

"Of course!" Perturabo immediately perked up, his eyes widening like saucers. "I'll do a good job, even better than Shinji Ikari!"

Wow, I can improve people's lives by doing my favorite architecture and art, and I can also receive my father's love. Two good things combined become even better, and two joys bring even greater joy. How can I be so happy? Awesome!

Yeah, it would be even better if it weren't for Shinji Ikari, that illegitimate son.

Perturabo secretly watched Shinji Ikari with a thoughtful expression. He could tolerate his Primarch brothers to some extent because they had spent a considerable amount of time together, but Shinji Ikari was someone who appeared out of nowhere and even took the position he thought he had!

“Ahem, let me remind you,” Luo Jia coughed, “according to the timeline, we are the ones who came after Shinji.”

If anyone's unhappy, Shinji Ikari has more reason to be unhappy than you, Perturabo.

But Shinji Ikari didn't do that. Instead, he gave Perturabo a rather gentle nod. After all, he wasn't as possessive as the Warhammer Man, whose feelings could sometimes change.

However, this expression, while gentle, was still a bit strange.

Previously, when he was fighting with several fallen Primarchs, the fallen Perturabo called him "brother," which he refused at the time. But unexpectedly, by chance, he and Perturabo now actually have a bit of a sworn brother relationship.

However, the person who approached the father was not a weasel, but Uncle Kasa.

But now, it's Peturabo who no longer wants to be his sworn brother; it just goes to show how unpredictable life can be.

Peturabo, half annoyed, asked, "Whose side are you on anyway?"

"I stand with my God, my faith, and my truth." Luo Jia smiled. He had no interest in vying for favor, because he was already content as long as he could continue to believe in his God and Father.

Logically speaking, at this very moment, all life in the entire galaxy should be watching this place, since Kassadin's strength and attitude will clearly determine the future direction of the entire universe.