An Zhe hesitated for a moment before nodding.

“You think they are doing the right thing because you survived. You are standing here in the main city.” Colin was agitated and his chest moved up and down a few times. “Human interests take precedence over everything else so everything they do is right. However, those who died, those who were killed by them, your loved ones and friends, what did they do wrong? Aren’t they human?”

An Zhe didn’t speak. He wasn’t confused by Colin’s questions because the Abyss also had groups of creatures. Based on his long-term observation, it was most important for the group to live than a single animal. He didn’t think that Colin was wrong but this type of person might be better suited to live in the Virginia Base.

Colin stared into his eyes and finally said, “I see. You have no feelings at all.”

Their conversation stopped.

An Zhe turned his eyes back to the children, who were much more adorable than Colin. However, at this time, the children were in chaos because some of them were fighting. An Zhe stood up and walked to the children, Colin following. It was Sinan and another strong boy who fought. Sinan’s eyes were a bit red as he pressed the boy to the ground.

“Let him go,” Colin ordered. “Sinan, points deducted.”

Sinan still didn’t let go of the boy. Colin could only step forward and forcibly separate them. After all, adults were much stronger than children. Sinan stood to the side with a cold face. An Zhe looked down at him and asked, “What happened?”

Sinan didn’t say anything but the other boy yelled, “When you talk at night, you call out Lily’s name! Lily has been taken away and locked up. You can’t find her!”

An Zhe saw Sinan clenching his fists.

Lily, this sounded like a little girl’s name.

“Who is Lily?” he asked.

Sinan finally answered. “My friend.”

“Where is she?”

“Garden of Eden,” Sinan’s voice was as cold as ice. An Zhe remembered Lin Zuo mentioning that Sinan lost a friend and guessed the cause of the dispute. The boy had brought up Sinan’s sadness.

“I’m not angry.” He knelt down and stared at Sinan, patting the boy’s shoulder gently. “I will tell him not to mention this thing later.”

Sinan’s expression didn’t change. He was clearly a child but there was an indifference to him that was different from other children.

An Zhe could only touch his hair and stand up. The children in the training field were a mess while Colin was educating the other child. His education was much more successful than An Zhe. As long as he mentioned the word ‘penalty’, the child was obedient.

An Zhe was inspired and said, “Next time you aren’t allowed to fight or points will be deducted.”