Of course, all civilizations on the continent now, apart from the Sanghai people, are basically "remnants" left by the creator. In other words, the act of Original Sin is not much different from actual world destruction. Murphy doesn't believe that guy would spare indigenous people like the Sanghai.
After all, the Sanghai have openly worshipped the creator for over a thousand years... Isn't there a saying?
The traitor is more hateful than the real enemy, uh, although it sounds strange, but from the standpoint of Original Sin, this analogy is spot on.
Yet the real issue is that Murphy himself belongs to the "remnants of the creator" category. Why does he view the problem from the Original Sin perspective anyway!
"I guess you want to persuade me to 'see the light and renounce the dark'? Unfortunately, witnessing all this only confirms you're a madman that needs to be dealt with."
Murphy whispered:
