I am a freeloader in the anime world

Su Yang's words were like a heavy hammer, hitting Tokisaki Kurumi's heartstrings hard.

The smile on Tokisaki Kurumi's face suddenly stopped, and the whole person seemed to be frozen in place. Faced with Su Yang's direct questioning, she was speechless for a moment.

At this moment, the previous indifference in Tokisaki Kurumi's eyes began to melt quietly, and was replaced by a trace of panic that was difficult to conceal. Although she quickly adjusted her mood and tried to regain her usual composure, that moment of hesitation had been captured by Su Yang's sharp eyes.

"Therefore, for the sake of those innocent lives," Su Yang's eyes were as cold as a sharp blade. His sight instantly turned to the border collie that Tokisaki Kurumi was holding tightly behind him. His words were firm and powerful, and every word sounded like a well-thought-out decision: "This border collie... must! die!"

There was no trace of emotional fluctuation in Su Yang's voice, only a calm analysis of the current situation and a firm execution of necessary actions.

At this moment, Su Yang seemed no longer to be an emotional individual, but an executor who had to make cruel choices for the greater good.

Tokisaki Kurumi's face slowly darkened, and there was a hint of madness in her wine-red pupils, but more of it was hesitation and reluctance. Glancing at the border collie behind her who was now dying but still wagging its tail at her, Tokisaki Kurumi gritted her teeth imperceptibly.

"Do we really have no other choice?" Tokisaki Kurumi frowned slightly, and her eyes revealed a trace of struggle and helplessness that was difficult to conceal.

There was a slight tremor in her voice, as if she was struggling with her emotions deep in her heart. Facing the cruel reality, her expression looked very embarrassed.

"So, what do you think?" Su Yang's eyes were filled with obvious sarcasm. He looked directly at Tokisaki Kurumi, his tone firm, revealing an unquestionable determination: "If we don't completely eradicate the root of the problem, what should we do? Is there any other way to save those innocent lives?"

Hearing Su Yang's words, Tokisaki Kurumi's body couldn't help but tremble slightly.

Her eyes slowly swept over every animal in the zoo, her face gradually turned pale, and even her hands began to feel a little cold.

For Tokisaki Kurumi, if she were facing a human, she would take action without hesitation, because in her eyes, humans are nothing more than her food.

However, for Kurumi Tokisaki, animals are an exception. They are the only beings she truly loves and cherishes.

In her world, animals are not just lives, but also the sustenance of her emotions, her comfort when she is lonely, and her way of finding warmth in an indifferent world.

Faced with these innocent creatures before her, she couldn't help but feel an unprecedented conflict and struggle in her heart.

There was a flash of pain and hesitation in Tokisaki Kurumi's eyes, and her heart was wavering between Su Yang's determination and her deep affection for animals. At this moment, she was no longer the cold-blooded hunter, but an ordinary person facing a moral choice. Her emotions and reason were in fierce conflict, which put her in an unprecedented dilemma.

Tokisaki Kurumi's inner struggle was magnified at this moment, and her code of conduct and values ​​began to be challenged under Su Yang's questioning.

Her eyes revealed complex emotions about the current situation, including dissatisfaction with Su Yang's resolute attitude and worry about the danger that those innocent lives would soon face.

Tokisaki Kurumi stood at the crossroads of choice, and she was faced with a difficult decision: if she chose to end the life of the border collie, then all the animals in the zoo would be saved and protected from the threat of death gas; but if she chose to keep the collie, then all other innocent animals would face a catastrophe, and no one would be spared.

For Tokisaki Kurumi, this choice is not only a trade-off between life and death, but also a great test of her inner emotions.

There are complex emotions in Tokisaki Kurumi's eyes, which show both respect for animal life and attachment to animal emotions. Her hands clenched unconsciously, revealing the struggle and pain in her heart.

At this moment, every breath seemed extremely heavy. Tokisaki Kurumi knew that her decision would directly affect the fate of countless lives. She had to make a choice, a choice that would both live up to her inner weakness and protect as many innocent lives as possible.

However, this choice was undoubtedly an extreme torment for Tokisaki Kurumi.

It was not just a simple decision, but a fierce collision of her deepest emotions and reason.

The weight of this decision was like a thousand pounds, pressing down on Tokisaki Kurumi so hard that she couldn't breathe.

Tokisaki Kurumi's heart was full of contradictions and struggles. The helpless eyes of those innocent animals and the loyal and pitiful appearance of the border collie kept appearing before her eyes.

The value of every animal's life has an irreplaceable position in her heart, but now, she has to decide their life and death with her own hands.

Tokisaki Kurumi's hands trembled involuntarily, and the pain in her heart surged like a tide.

Regarding this cruel choice, Tokisaki Kurumi knew that no matter what her choice was, it would leave an indelible mark on her heart.

Wang!

Just as Kurumi Qi was deeply trapped in inner struggle and torment, the border collie beside her suddenly let out a faint bark. Although the sound was small, it was like a thunderclap exploding in her ears, waking her suddenly from her contemplation.

A resolute light suddenly burst out of Tokisaki Kurumi's eyes, and her emotions were like a flood that broke through the dam and could no longer be suppressed.

She was almost screaming, with an almost crazy power in her voice: "No! No! We can't do this! Simply eliminating the source does not guarantee that the problem will be solved! There must be other ways, there must be ways to solve the problem without sacrificing this life!"

Tokisaki Kurumi's words were full of determination and indomitable spirit. She refused to accept this so-called "solution" that came at the cost of sacrificing innocent lives.

Tokisaki Kurumi's resistance is not only a challenge to Su Yang, but also a firm adherence to her own heart.

Tokisaki Kurumi firmly believes that even in desperate situations, there is always a glimmer of hope, and there is always a way out that does not come at the cost of sacrifice.

When Su Yang heard Tokisaki Kurumi's cry, the indifference and sarcasm on his face disappeared in an instant, and was replaced by a calm expression.

The ink in Su Yang's hand seemed to sense the change in its owner's mood and quietly dissipated into the air.

Su Yang's voice was calm and gentle, with a hint of imperceptible recognition: "It seems that you have realized that simply eliminating the source of the problem cannot completely guarantee the solution. So, Kuang San, you will also explore other possibilities and look for solutions without sacrifice?"