Chapter 128.1
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Chapter 128.1
Heading Towards The University
With the roaring engine echoing, I headed confidently towards the university where Ruu and the others were.
Or so I thought.
It was due to the abnormal situation caused by the emergence of monsters, causing a traffic jam everywhere.
"Hmm, this road won't work either No choice but to take a detour."
[Gyuuun!]
In this emergency situation, I maneuvered through the stopped cars in the traffic jam, ignored one-way streets, and committed blatant traffic violations. But the motorcycle police officers I spotted seemed confused about what to do amid the monster disaster happening around them.The source of this content nov(el)bi((n))
Yet, I won't call them incompetent. If people were being attacked by monsters from the overflowing dungeon on both sides, it's natural to be confused about which way to go to help.
However, naturally, I don't rescue those desperately fleeing. Because every second counts right now.
What if, while helping such people, others seeking help keep coming towards me? It would be an endless cycle.
That would be no different from a monster train.
It's an act considered bad manners even in online games, a secondary attack caused by the friction of monsters. But when faced with imminent danger, people will readily engage in it. Yes, that's human nature. Humans are not inherently pure and righteous; when pushed to the edge, they're willing to resort to dirty and ugly deeds.
"Lotion Field!"
So, I'll lend a hand to those corporate warriors on my way. Well, this much is samurai mercy. While the goblins are slipping and falling due to the slime, I hope they either run or fight.
In this way, I admire the coolness of heroes, but I have a strong dilemma about being a hero myself.
Because in the real world, there is no pure evil as portrayed in anime and manga. Those fighting every day worldwide are the humans protected by heroes. And when people fight each other, they always assert their righteousness.
In other words, it's like saying, [I am justice!]
However, there is not a shred of justice there. True justice requires not only verbal commitment. But also the determination to offer your face and share it. Without that, it cannot be called true justice.
The hero with a bread for a head taught me that.
So, I tend to prefer stories where I can despair at the impurity of the humans that heroes protected. I think episodes like episode 0 of certain Oltraman, which got banned from broadcast due to public opinion, or the works of Osamu TOzuka, depict the truth.
But I won't say, "This is human nature."
However, there was something unmistakably real, not just on the surface, depicted there. That's why it left a strong impact and still lingers in my heart.
While thinking about such things as I ride, I finally see the university where Ruu and the others attend.
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Chapter 128.1
Heading Towards The University
With the roaring engine echoing, I headed confidently towards the university where Ruu and the others were.
Or so I thought.
It was due to the abnormal situation caused by the emergence of monsters, causing a traffic jam everywhere.
"Hmm, this road won't work either No choice but to take a detour."
[Gyuuun!]
In this emergency situation, I maneuvered through the stopped cars in the traffic jam, ignored one-way streets, and committed blatant traffic violations. But the motorcycle police officers I spotted seemed confused about what to do amid the monster disaster happening around them.The source of this content nov(el)bi((n))
Yet, I won't call them incompetent. If people were being attacked by monsters from the overflowing dungeon on both sides, it's natural to be confused about which way to go to help.
However, naturally, I don't rescue those desperately fleeing. Because every second counts right now.
What if, while helping such people, others seeking help keep coming towards me? It would be an endless cycle.
That would be no different from a monster train.
It's an act considered bad manners even in online games, a secondary attack caused by the friction of monsters. But when faced with imminent danger, people will readily engage in it. Yes, that's human nature. Humans are not inherently pure and righteous; when pushed to the edge, they're willing to resort to dirty and ugly deeds.
"Lotion Field!"
So, I'll lend a hand to those corporate warriors on my way. Well, this much is samurai mercy. While the goblins are slipping and falling due to the slime, I hope they either run or fight.
In this way, I admire the coolness of heroes, but I have a strong dilemma about being a hero myself.
Because in the real world, there is no pure evil as portrayed in anime and manga. Those fighting every day worldwide are the humans protected by heroes. And when people fight each other, they always assert their righteousness.
In other words, it's like saying, [I am justice!]
However, there is not a shred of justice there. True justice requires not only verbal commitment. But also the determination to offer your face and share it. Without that, it cannot be called true justice.
The hero with a bread for a head taught me that.
So, I tend to prefer stories where I can despair at the impurity of the humans that heroes protected. I think episodes like episode 0 of certain Oltraman, which got banned from broadcast due to public opinion, or the works of Osamu TOzuka, depict the truth.
But I won't say, "This is human nature."
However, there was something unmistakably real, not just on the surface, depicted there. That's why it left a strong impact and still lingers in my heart.
While thinking about such things as I ride, I finally see the university where Ruu and the others attend.
..
Chapter 128.1Heading Towards The UniversityWith the roaring engine echoing, I headed confidently towards the university where Ruu and the others were.Or so I thought.It was due to the abnormal situation caused by the emergence of monsters, causing a traffic jam everywhere."Hmm, this road won't work either No choice but to take a detour."Gyuuun!In this emergency situation, I maneuvered through the stopped cars in the traffic jam, ignored one-way streets, and committed blatant traffic violations. But the motorcycle police officers I spotted seemed confused about what to do amid the monster disaster happening around them.The source of this content novelbinYet, I won't call them incompetent. If people were being attacked by monsters from the overflowing dungeon on both sides, it's natural to be confused about which way to go to help.However, naturally, I don't rescue those desperately fleeing. Because every second counts right now.What if, while helping such people, others seeking help keep coming towards me? It would be an endless cycle.That would be no different from a monster train.It's an act considered bad manners even in online games, a secondary attack caused by the friction of monsters. But when faced with imminent danger, people will readily engage in it. Yes, that's human nature. Humans are not inherently pure and righteous; when pushed to the edge, they're willing to resort to dirty and ugly deeds."Lotion Field!"So, I'll lend a hand to those corporate warriors on my way. Well, this much is samurai mercy. While the goblins are slipping and falling due to the slime, I hope they either run or fight.In this way, I admire the coolness of heroes, but I have a strong dilemma about being a hero myself.Because in the real world, there is no pure evil as portrayed in anime and manga. Those fighting every day worldwide are the humans protected by heroes. And when people fight each other, they always assert their righteousness.In other words, it's like saying, I am justice!However, there is not a shred of justice there. True justice requires not only verbal commitment. But also the determination to offer your face and share it. Without that, it cannot be called true justice.The hero with a bread for a head taught me that.So, I tend to prefer stories where I can despair at the impurity of the humans that heroes protected. I think episodes like episode 0 of certain Oltraman, which got banned from broadcast due to public opinion, or the works of Osamu TOzuka, depict the truth.But I won't say, "This is human nature."However, there was something unmistakably real, not just on the surface, depicted there. That's why it left a strong impact and still lingers in my heart.While thinking about such things as I ride, I finally see the university where Ruu and the others attend...
