In the simulation, it seemed like just simple words: "heavy casualties", "suicide attack", "completely compromised"...
Just two or three adjectives casually listed the deaths of hundreds of Beast Masters in the Clean Base.
If he just looked at the text, Vincent Wolf wouldn't feel anything.
He considered himself not very emotional, and even thought he was a bit indifferent.
Thousands of people die in the world every day, and hundreds of thousands more.
What does someone else's life or death have to do with him?
If he cared about so much, he'd have no time for anything else and would end up as a sorrowful priest.
Or he could become a monk who has a scheme.
But when Vincent Wolf actually obtained the cruel memory of the simulation, he knew he could not stay out of it.
It was a strong empathy when Vincent Wolf saw his fellow beings being ruthlessly slaughtered, with pity, fear, and anger tearing at his soul.