[Graveyard Tree] belongs to Destiny?
One of our own?
Feng Mu felt a sense of absurdity rise within him.
It wasn't absurd to have killed one of our own; after all, in villainy, killing your own is a basic operation.
Even if you knew someone was one of your own, killing them regardless wouldn't matter. After all, if their secrecy work was so good that it fooled their own, what else could you expect?
What Feng Mu found absurd was that the ideology displayed by [Graveyard Tree] was that of an idealistic... revolutionary.
[Destiny], a revolutionary? That's utterly preposterous!
[Destiny] was created by him, and the core color of the organization was never about saving the world. Where's the idealism? It's only fanaticism, alright?
Most importantly, from what Feng Mu recalled from his interactions with Ma Bin or Chen Ya, neither of them harbored any world-saving feelings.
