Gazing coldly at Vacher across the room, Furina radiated a terrifying aura from her small frame.
Accompanied by this formidable presence, Furina spoke once more:
"What makes a human a human is our morality, our conscience, and our inability to accept things that violate that morality and conscience. Morality and conscience are the foundation upon which Fontaine’s laws and justice are built. Without these two constraints, human beings degenerate into beasts, into despicable things like you who stop at nothing to achieve their goals. When that happens, society collapses, order descends into chaos, and humanity and the entire world alike are turned upside down."
Chapter 214