Marshal, standing firm against opposing opinions, straightened his body with a stern face, "They too are human; if they didn't die on the battlefield, we can't let them die by our own hands."
He was curious about the first batch of artificial humans as well.
For this reason, he deliberately spent over a month interacting personally with these artificial human recruits, and during that training period, he trained with the artificial humans and endured hardship together.
They chatted together after meals, and did their favorite things during their free time.
They all had their own different preferences.
Some liked sweet and sour food, some preferred strong and stimulating alcohol, some liked to make handcrafted flower arrangements, and some preferred to just bask in the sun…
He could sense, clearer than anything, that these artificial human soldiers also had their preferences, their thoughts, their souls, their lives.
They too are human...