The world needed kindness.
It was precisely because of kindness that humanity had survived until today… No, it should be said that humanity's very birth, and the source of life for all living beings, was due to the kindness of nature, a miracle of the universe.
But, there was also another phrase: "The road to hell is paved with good intentions."
This was actually a warning.
Not all good intentions would actually be good. Sometimes, acting kindly wouldn't bring about the best results. Sometimes, acting evilly wouldn't bring about bad consequences. This was true for both the person acting in such a manner and the receiver.
Good deeds would be rewarded and evil deeds would be punished. That was what people wished for. Yet, that wasn't how reality worked.
Kindness didn't equal justice.
Kindness wasn't absolutely correct.
It was the same for sacrificing oneself in order to save others.
