Ling: "Talulah, remember this: whether they're Infected or not, all the oppressed are your potential allies and people you should protect!"
Talulah: "You came into my room as an Imperial Guard just to talk about this?"
Ling: "My great homeland has never had emperors or nobles! And I'm an Ursus Guard, not the emperor's guard! Don't get it wrong!"
The Guard from another world gazed at the dragon girl before him, whose clothes were in disarray. "So could you get dressed properly? We're discussing serious business here!"
At that, Talulah flew into a rage. "Is this not serious business?!"
"Exactly! Is this not serious business? You need emotional connections to keep your humanity and physical form stable!" The being in her mind that called itself the System chimed in, egging them on.
Damn it! Stop pulling this kind of stunt while we're discussing official business! And don't take your clothes off, aaahhh!
The comments section is a bit too much, it feels like it's spamming bots. They don't pay attention to the plot, the logic is all over the place. The Patriot in the plot is powerful, but that's only for the small team. If they encounter an army, are they really going to fight off the entire army by themselves? If that were really the case, how could the Sarkaz have been wiped out so many times? Furthermore, Terra's storyline emphasizes the power of the collective. While some individuals may be stronger than others, they are still destined to fail when facing an entire army or a nation. This has become a central theme on the continent of Terra. People keep saying "you've got guts!" But they don't watch the plot or understand the setting; they're just blindly following the crowd.