Volcan drills cadets at the military academy with ruthless methodologies that demand absolute obedience, mirroring his dystopian society’s fixation on efficiency at the expense of empathy. During a critical combat simulation, he commands cadets to slaughter docile alien creatures engineered as live target practice, coldly rationalizing the exercise as vital training to extinguish emotional attachments. Confronted by the protagonist’s refusal, Volkan personally exterminates the specimens, chillingly embodying the regime’s ideology that equates compassion with weakness. This calculated brutality reinforces the rigid social order where any display of empathy becomes a punishable offense. Through Volkan’s unflinching enforcement, the narrative exposes how institutionalized violence crushes nonconformity under the guise of maintaining discipline.