Shota feels that the situation is not quite right, and the dialogue between Duran and Kuroshima seems to be about to turn into a hot-blooded manga.

On the one hand, Kuroshima, who is talented but doesn't cherish it, and on the other hand, the coach who loves talent so he doesn't give up, for Shota, who likes comics, this plot is all too familiar, but the things discussed by these two guys in front of me are too terrible.

Kuroshima is the murderer, and Duran knows this, but he still wants to indulge her, and he has no idea what he thinks.

These two guys are horrible.

Shota only feels that this world is dark now, and there is no place for them ordinary people to reason.

"Duran, if you really have great power, why don't you do the right thing?!" Shota issued a final question, "Didn't you say 'great power brings great responsibility'?!"

A question from the soul.

Duran looked at Shota, estimating that his three views had been greatly impacted after experiencing these things, and he definitely didn't understand why the evil was so huge, and where was the justice that was fighting against it?

"This is just your wishful thinking, there has never been 'greater power, greater responsibility', it has always been 'greater ability, greater destruction', there is no inevitable relationship between ability and responsibility, and ability and destruction are directly linked. It's just that the hero uses his abilities to sabotage the plans of the bad guys, and the bad guys use his abilities to destroy the world. "As for whether I'm doing the right thing, of course you can doubt it, you can also doubt why typhoons appear, why cancers break out, why death comes, ask typhoons, cancer, death indiscriminately take away everyone's lives, why don't you just take away the bad guys and leave the good guys?"

Shota grew his mouth and couldn't speak, but when Duran said this, he understood. If Duran is also a typhoon-like existence, then what Duran did was indeed not to protect the weak, but to sweep the world without discrimination, taking countless lives away. It was a presence that he couldn't understand at all.

"Looks like you've got it a little bit. "It's a great start," Duran said. ”

Shota muttered, "You're saying you can't just look at the surface of your actions, but I really don't understand what a murderer can do?"

"Kuroshima is a hunter, born with great strength and perfect disguise, and her presence is a testament to the past of humanity that once drank blood. "And it's not once or twice that killing people has changed the world, otherwise the assassin profession wouldn't have lasted forever." Kill the right person at the right time, and the world will go down a completely different path. Lincoln, James, William, Kennedy, and even the president of the United States have been assassinated four times, which shows the importance of killers, killing a person can change a company, a country, and even the world pattern, and now you still think that the Black Isle's ability is useless?"

Shota only felt a lot of pressure, Duran was on top, he didn't care about the life or death of their mortals, ruthless and ruthless, dangerous and stubborn. If such a god is really put on the table, it is really unlucky for all mankind. Duran can ignore the injured human life of Kuroshima, ignore what Kuroshima has done, and only think about what righteousness, what future, and what changes the world. This kind of person is a villain if he is placed in the comics, but in real society, Shota can't find a comic protagonist who can stop Duran.

In fact, Duran has become accustomed to inspiring the people around him to improve themselves, so he never says how he helps everyone, only tells the side of the conspiracy, appears as a villain, and inspires everyone to work hard against him.

The ultimate courage and wisdom of human beings will shine in the process of confrontation.

In the face of Duran, who is like a comic villain, Shota is powerless, after all, he is just a mortal who likes to read comics and like reasoning, what can he do to change the other party? He also knows that the person Duran wants to kill on Kuroshima is definitely not ordinary, and it has been disconnected from their daily life.

Kennedy is dead, and it has no effect at all on the civilians of the US imperialists, how they should live or how they live.

In fact, the death of the big man is like an earthquake, and the closer you get to the big guy, the stronger the feeling is, and when the aftermath reaches the civilians, they really don't feel much.

Even after the economic crisis, many people are still the same, they have no stocks, no investment, they have deposits in the bank, they have surplus food at home, and they are not panicking.

After all, no matter how great a person's influence is, there will always be some people outside the influence, unless a chain reaction is triggered by a person's death, which finally leads to an avalanche and the impact is infinitely expanded.

For example, Jing Ke stabbed Qin Shi Huang to death, the impact was absolutely unprecedented, and history would definitely be rewritten. But this is just an afterthought, now there must be a bar spirit will say, there is no Qin Shi Huang, there must be Zhao Shi Huang, Wei Shi Huang, Yan Shi Huang, Chu Shi Huang. The influence of one person will not be so great at all and will not spoil history.

So Duran said that assassination can change the world, and Shota is noncommittal, because everything he has experienced is an established history, and there are no ifs. He didn't think that if Kennedy survived, the life of the American imperialist people would be different, and he didn't even think that Oda Nobunaga would be any different if he lived, and his own homeland would be different.

Even if Oda Nobunaga unifies the country, it will still be broken by the Western powers in the end, and everything is the inertia of history. So Shota doesn't think that a person's life and death are really as important as Duran said, and he suddenly realizes that it is not the comic book hero who fights against Duran, but the inevitability of history.

No matter how hard Duran tries, history will not change, and the world will ruthlessly crush Duran, his efforts are in vain, no matter who he kills. Whether it's the president of the United States or the richest man in the world, everything will be fixed and corrected.

Thinking of this, Shota's mood is much better, first of all, Duran's future affairs have nothing to do with him, and secondly, the inevitability of history will give Duran a heavy setback.

Although the justice insisted on in his heart could not defeat Duran, there was still an invisible force that could defeat him, and everything would be fine.

I don't know what Shota thought, his expression became quite comfortable, could it be that he had given up?

"Don't mind satisfying my curiosity, what are you thinking?" asked Duran.

Shota said, "No matter who you want to kill, the plot to change the world is doomed to fail, and the world never changes because one or two people die. He believed in that.

Duran blinked and shrugged: "If the world gets better, I guess you won't think of my good, you will only take everything for granted, and naturally I won't change the world." After all, human beings are accustomed to denying the merits of others and exaggerating the guilt of others in order to obtain psychological comfort. I don't care, I'm just a man of action. ”

Shota said that this guy is shameless, won't the world become bad? No, it won't get better or worse, everything is a choice of fate, and Duran's actions are at most stones thrown into the sea, and they can't make waves.

In fact, Duran's action is quite reliable, but these can't be told to others, otherwise others will become dependent. And the means that Duran wants to use are indeed very extreme, so that everyone feels that there must be other ways to replace them, which is also so that everyone will not slack off because of Duran's existence.