"If a person doesn't have emotions, can they still be considered human?" Julius Reed didn't agree with the swordsman but instead questioned, "The reason humans are called humans is because they have emotions."
Even though Julius Reed couldn't be sure if the swordsman was truly himself, or if everything he was seeing now was something he had experienced before, he didn't agree with this view.
At the very least, he still liked Quella Radcliffe and others for now.
People aren't grass or trees; who can be without emotions?
Wanting to achieve that is very difficult.
Even though many people claim to be emotionless, when they truly encounter certain people or events, they still develop feelings.
Otherwise, why would there be such a saying as love at first sight?
"People also die. But right now, are you dead? How long have you lived? You might not even know yourself." The swordsman sat on a rock, his back to Julius Reed, speaking softly.
