Harrison Clark continued to walk, passing through the crowds, aimlessly.
When he unconsciously got closer, a child who was following his father learning math suddenly asked, "Dad, once a cosmic war begins, is it impossible to stop? Must one side be completely obliterated?"
The father replied, "According to scholars, if two civilizations capable of ending a war were to meet each other, the war would not break out in the first place."
"Once the war breaks out, it means one side must have a reason to annihilate the other. And the initiator of the war is usually stronger and holds an absolute advantage. Thus, the war will not cease until one side is completely destroyed, or perhaps enslaved for eternity."
"The S Bacteria and Z Bacteria incidents tell us that the enemy does not intend to enslave us. We don't even have a chance to be slaves to survive, so we have no choice but to fight."
Child: "But are we weaker than the invaders? Aren't we destined to lose?"
