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Seeing the surprise on Mann's face, Zasna, who had expected it, maintained her smile and said:

"Yes, my mother is the most famous pacifist among the Thirteen Kings. The other twelve kings basically regard you humans as enemies of the Titans, but my mother is different. She regards you as humans who have not yet walked the right path."

"In this bloody war with the gods, you should not be victims, should not suffer inhumane slaughter and destruction, and should definitely not be left with nothing."

Mann looked surprised as he listened to this:

"Then shouldn't you be cooperating with the current Federation to deal with the gods?"

But Zasna shook her head slightly:

"No, although my mother is a pacifist and hopes that we can avoid bloody slaughter, she also knows how difficult it is to win this war. Our reason for not cooperating with you has nothing to do with you."

"We don't do this simply because Seraine, who currently rules the gods, is too dangerous. Cooperating with you may give him a chance to form an effective counterattack, and you may not accept my mother's peace plan."

Hearing this, Mann vaguely sensed something:

"What does your mother want to do?"

Zasna didn't hide anything:

"My mother wants all the Titans to create a giant device here to simultaneously transform all humans into flesh Titans like us. I know you will definitely have some doubts, after all, you also know..."

"The main difference between flesh Titans and you is that we have no souls."

A hint of fear and doubt appeared in Mann's eyes:

"So you mean, your mother wants to erase the souls of all humans?"

This didn't sound like a pacifist at all.

Zasna also realized the problem with this statement, and she thought and said:

"Your statement is not accurate. You should still have vampires in this era, right?"

Mann nodded:

"I've seen a few vampires."

Although he saw vampires that had been modified by Federation technology.

Zasna looked at him and said:

"That's right, in our era, vampires in legends couldn't be reflected in mirrors. One explanation is that mirrors reflect the souls of creatures, and vampires have no souls."

"Although this statement is not entirely accurate, vampires do experience more or less influence on their souls and minds after transformation, and their personalities may also change, but even so..."

"No one would say that vampires are not the humans they used to be, and vampires are like transitional creatures between humans and flesh Titans when it comes to the soul. In fact, the soul is not that important."

"You think the soul is indispensable only because it carries your consciousness, and you will truly die when you lose your soul, but our transformation surgery can transform your heads into new consciousness-carrying organs, pouring your original consciousness from your souls into your brains."

"And since you have obtained the Managi-don system left to you by the ancient Titans, you should also realize that your heads are also performing certain functions of consciousness, and they cooperate with the soul."

"We also have detailed arguments that can guarantee that this is not killing you, and you can take a look."

The last time Mann sent someone to the Titan ruins, he also received books that supposedly argued about the soul, but a lot of the content was based on the advanced knowledge mastered by the Titans, and that book was too profound for modern people.

It was so profound that he couldn't tell the truth from the false.

Therefore, although Mann had no evidence, he still had a faint judgment in his heart based on the fact that they would provide such books—and he didn't think the Titans could really prove that this didn't matter to humans.

"Then why don't you just give this book to the Federation people?" Mann said with a frown.

Zasna looked at his expression and smiled:

"You still find it hard to accept, right? You see, even you are like this, your compatriots will definitely not accept the evidence we give them. Doubt and fear will occupy their hearts, so we can't be honest with them."

"Let's put it this way, even if this ritual has no side effects and only kills the gods, your compatriots will not easily accept the transformation, you and I both know this, don't we?"

"So we can only secretly build a transformation device here that can affect all humans."

Seeing that Mann still had a somewhat unacceptable expression, Zasna paused and then changed the subject:

"And even if you think about this matter from the worst perspective, this plan is the best ending you can have, because the other twelve kings don't even plan to carry out a large-scale transformation ceremony."

"Because my mother's plan consumes too many resources and takes too long, it is too unworthy in the eyes of other Titans. They don't plan to pay so much for humans."

"And killing almost all humans and transforming the remaining small number of humans is the easiest way to deal with the gods. By then, you will have nothing left, and they can really do it."

"You simply don't know how great the technology of the ancient Titans was. They can solve all of you without even seeing humans. For you, their technology is simply a miracle. Even we today may not be able to fully understand how it works, let alone stop its power."

As a member of the Federation, Mann would naturally show resistance when he heard this:

"I don't think we can't resist you. You don't even understand the Federation. How do you know that you can definitely defeat this powerful organization?"

Zasna corrected:

"It's not that I think so, but they think so. Remember, I am the one who hopes for peace."

"The Twelve Kings are not stupid. They are all ancient Titans, and when they think they have a way to defeat humans, you better not have any侥幸psychology. They will definitely succeed."

"How about this, let's think about it from another perspective. I said my mother's plan takes a long time, right?"

Mann nodded.

Zasna continued:

"This long time is really long. It will take at least another thousand years, or even seven or eight thousand years, and if we can get the other Titans to agree to this plan, you will have enough time."

"Whether it is to solve the gods, or to improve to a level that can compete with us, and even the worst result may be that you exist in this form for thousands of years."

"I think this number is enough for you, right?"

Mann nodded:

"If you put it that way, then your mother's plan is indeed very good."

Zasna said with a smile:

"That's right, but it is very difficult for us to realize her plan now, until..."

"You appeared in front of us."

Then I set up a new computer, tired