Use the power of the Demon King to destroy those reincarnated in another world

As a safety measure, Nia stopped and kept about 20 meters away from Allen. Allen nodded slightly and said, "Hey, Nia, I don't want to kill you."

"You killed someone important to me and you still have the nerve to say it."

"That's inevitable. Science always comes with sacrifices."

“It has nothing to do with science.”

Allen let out a dry laugh: "It's not that it has nothing to do with science. Your growth is crucial to development. Your wisdom is a treasure of mankind, and you should be proud of it, Nia."

"If you're trying to make me angry, it's no use. I'm already pissed off."

"Uncle, it's not easy either. Kaiping is very good, but he is too good and it becomes a hindrance to your growth."

"Killing is not justified."

Allen was silent, staring at Nia. Silence fell between them, but Allen spoke again: "There's no valid reason."

Allen's voice was very cold: "There is no justifiable reason for people to kill people. Although there is no such reason, it does have 'meaning'."

"significance?"

"Ah, what did you do after Kaiping died?"

Nia's eyes widened.

"Didn't you do something that is impossible for humans to do to get here?"

Nia continued to stare at Allen without answering.

"I don't know what you did, but by me killing Kepin, you created something that never existed before. Hey, makes sense, right?"

"What is this!" Nia's fists were trembling, and the unanswerable emotions made him unable to control it.

"So uncle, do you think it's natural to sacrifice human lives for the sake of development?"

"Of course. If science develops, I can even give up my life."

Nia closed her mouth in surprise, and Allen sighed obviously: "Really, what did Kaiping teach you. Nia, life is just a consumable in front of our scientists."

"Don't be kidding!"

"I'm not kidding. You're not supposed to feel anything when you kill someone. Right, Nia?"

"what are you saying?"

"It's 'Lands'. Did you regret it when you killed him?"

Nia was speechless at Allen's words.

Lanz, Nia recalled what happened when she was kidnapped. He did kill Lanz, and it didn't cause much of a stir.

Allen looked at Nia and laughed: "Not just scientists, everyone is like this. But even that Lanz, he may be someone important to someone. Put this aside and only promote your own things. , not scientific? "

Eren said defiantly and Nia couldn't answer.

Allen smiled at Nia: "It's okay. It's okay, Nia."

Allen's voice was dynamic, mixed with gestures and expressions: "Human life is the most important, and the lives of others are second. This is the principle. Most of us scientists are a little crazy, and science is just a little bit beyond it. You used to be the same Such."

Nia clenched her back teeth. In fact, I did. It's amazing, I believe that technological breakthroughs are everything, and I never doubt that allocating thinking resources to others is "meaningless".

but,

"It's different now." Nia said firmly in the negative, and Allen held his head in disappointment.

However, this expression only lasted for a while, and then he laughed again, "Hehehe, it's still the same." His raised eyes became very mean, and both Nia and Raila felt chills.

"You haven't changed. I'm glad. Nia."

Faced with his cold eyes, Nia made a gurgling sound in her throat.

"In order to jump higher, people must first fall lower. This may sound like the words of some self-educated person, but it is human nature, it is common sense, and it is fact."

Allen pointed at Nia: "In order for you, the transcendent, to exist in the world, you must first descend as a 'human being'."

"what are you saying?"

"Done. 'Soon'."

Nia tilted her head, and Allen was still smiling: "By feeling emotions, understanding the world, and understanding human beings, you will reach the same height as me. As proof, you have gone beyond sacrificing Ken to come here."

Darkness spread from Allen's feet. It passed under Nia's feet and stained the entire room. Allen emerged from the darkness with his arms spread wide and stared at the two people.

"Okay, let's get started, Nia."

Allen's face looked both happy and painful, with many opposite emotions in his eyes: "Show me. A world I don't know."

However, Nia's fist kept shaking, and there was only anger in his heart.

He speaks with words that are hung up on understanding and misleads others with his eloquence. Everything she did for the person named "Nia" rationalized her despicable thoughts, and Nia was swallowed up by endless anger.

What is genius?

Surrendering to base ideas in order to be more than human.

These are nothing but hypocritical words.

"Uncle", Nia raised her head and looked at Allen. Alan grinned, but his smile dropped when he saw Nia's expression.

"Don't you ever call yourself a scientist again."

"......What?"

"Science is the accumulated achievements of people. It should serve the public, not words that you can use at will."

Allen stared at Nia silently, and Nia continued without flinching: "Do you really think that science needs to be based on sacrifice?"

"That is our truth. Science without sacrifice is just an ideal."

"You misunderstood!!" Nia said loudly without her usual anger, and Raila also stiffened.

Nia pointed at Allen: "What do you think the development of science is for? It is to eliminate sacrifices from this world. To this end, people have made efforts and accumulated little by little. Science has never been about tolerating sacrifices, let alone To cling to sacrifice!"

"But in fact, we stand on the shoulders of those who lost their lives."

"That's why I told you to stop calling yourself a scientist."

Allen frowned.

"If you stand at the expense of science, then you are not a scientist, but just a replica, or even a thief."

"What?"

"'We' do not stand foolishly on the shoulders of the fallen. It is the true 'scientists' who carry on their backs the entire fruits of science, even while crawling filthy through the mud."

Allen chuckled: "It's just a different view."

Nia shook her head: "It's a difference in weight, Alan."

Nia lowered his pointing finger. Then, he looked only at Raila: "Everyone taught me."

Raila's expression changed at these words and she smiled.