Because recently many friends have raised their own doubts in the chapter about Lord Dolphin, so I will make a comprehensive discussion in this chapter. If you have any subsequent questions, you can also ask them in this chapter.
First is the most basic question: Will angels take action against those who are awakened by non-light powers?
Many book friends say that angels are very principled and will only attack people with the power of light, but this does not seem to be the case. The self-control of angels is different. As far as I know of the Ant Lords, they It will indiscriminately attack ordinary people who are defenseless.
To put it simply, the lower the level of angels, the worse their self-control. The self-control ability of lower-level angels is far inferior to that of upper-level angels. This can be seen from the lowest level ant soldiers. Even when the Black God has been resurrected, they have no self-control. Dare to attack ordinary people.
Now let's combine it with the content of this novel. Kuuga's current time period is when the Black God is still sleeping. His binding force on the angels is definitely not as strong as after his resurrection. The level of Lord Dolphin is not low but not high either. , his self-control is definitely not as good as that of the archangel, so he may take action against ordinary people.
Secondly, the objects he faces are different from ordinary people. For angels, can people who become empty-self be treated as ordinary people?
In my opinion it is impossible. First of all, Kuuga already has the ability to stop angels or kill angels. This will undoubtedly hinder angels from killing humans with the power of light. This is already different from ordinary people.
Angels are also living beings, and they also have considerations and emotions such as anger and shame as intelligent beings, and are not just killing machines. If Kuuga chooses to protect the person they are trying to kill, what should the angels do? Someone with strong self-control and strength might choose to let Kuuga lose his combat effectiveness before killing the target, but wouldn't it be possible for someone with less self-control to choose to take both of them away together?
And on the other hand, the Gurungi race has long since mutated into non-human beings, and Kuanga and Gurungi are essentially the same, so can they still be regarded as children of the Black God and are classified as invulnerable to angels? The range is not yet known.
There is also a more clear manifestation. In the 12th chapter of Emperor Qi, two angels held down a Gurungi and beat him to death, so the fact is that the angels may take action against Gurungi or Kuuga.
Secondly, some readers asked whether the killing setting of Lord Dolphin would be too similar to torture?
From my point of view, compared with some of the crueler killing methods in Yajituo TV, the way people die in hallucinations is much better. At least because of the illusion, death will not be so painful.
In TV shows, people are buried alive in the ground, buried alive in walls, dissolved with strong acid, and struck by lightning. The key is not that they are struck to death, but that they spontaneously combust to death after being struck. Which of these ways of death is not crueler than mine? The victim basically lives to watch himself die, and has to endure tremendous pain before dying.
