I, the warden of Delta, am a science popularizer and advocate for nuclear peace and friendliness.

"What are your plans next?"

In the rest area at the top of the Tower of Babel, Shigure and the Doctor sat facing each other.

The GTI forces below have been mostly wiped out, with only a few remaining outposts in the distance.

However, Shigure didn't bring heavy weapons this time, so it will be a bit difficult to fight him. Once he hides in the complicated terrain of Bucks, he will be quite hard to find.

Shi Yu tapped the sofa armrest, rested her right hand on her head, and quietly waited for the doctor's choice.

Without much hesitation, the latter gave his answer directly.

"Let me go back to the prison with you first."

This answer wouldn't have been a big deal if it had been given before Shigure killed Jacob, but it seems contradictory now.

Although the final battle in the first season ended with three military shells fired by the GTI, there was no one else alive on the scene except him.

The entire space base, along with the surrounding sea, was torn apart. If Geheros hadn't sacrificed himself to kick him into the sea and used the African Star to buy time, Shigure might have died along with him.

Subsequently, due to the rebirth system's "correction" ability, in the eyes of outsiders, the destruction of the space base was ultimately blamed on GTI, while Shigure and the Hafk forces were considered victims.

No one knows that it was Shigure and Geheros who led the rebellion and caused this battle.

Moreover, the destruction of the space base also led to the creation of the second space base, which is currently being rebuilt.

As for the latter, Hafk claims it's due to the immense power of his own technology, but the truth of this remains unknown.

But none of this escaped the eyes of the heavens. As a tech giant, the doctor certainly had the authority to use satellites, and he could watch the whole process from a god-like perspective.

However, the doctor's seemingly nonchalant attitude made him feel rather strange.

But since the other party didn't mention it, he'd just keep it to himself and pretend nothing had happened...

The Hafk soldiers stationed nearby looked out through the observation window toward Bakshi in the distance, which was in the direction of the museum.

Most of the GTI's bases are located around it, and there has been little activity there for a long time.

Meanwhile, the Royal Guard, together with Gale, had almost wiped out the GTI forces near the Tower of Babel and remained on patrol and guard at the entrance of the Tower of Babel.

The two sides thus fell into a strange stalemate: neither side would attack the other.

Shigure and the doctor took a zipline to the first floor. Surrounded by numerous Hafk soldiers and elite prison squads, almost no bullets could penetrate this defense.

Just kidding. Even if a bullet passes through the defense line, Shigure can catch it with his bare hands, as long as it's not a level 4 bullet or a sniper rifle.

Gale, who was guarding the entrance, glanced into the tower and saw Shigure and Rometheus, who was wearing a white coat, walking side by side, surrounded by circles of heavily armed Hafk soldiers.

A smile tugged at the corners of her lips, and she quickly walked to the open space outside, waving at the helicopter that was constantly circling in the sky.

Shigure had positioned five helicopters at the edge of the battlefield. After receiving Jifeng's signal, they flew over one after another, maintaining a certain distance from each other.

Just then, the two walked out of the tower. Jifeng had already led his elite team onto four helicopters, leaving one for Shigure and the others.

The latter glanced at the Doctor's guards who were following him like bodyguards, and exchanged a silent look with Rometheus.

Rometheus nodded, walked over to one of them, said something to him, and then the soldier hurriedly led the two of them toward a helipad.

There were four helicopters there. Two of them, which were closer to the battlefield, had been damaged in the attack, but the remaining two were enough for the Doctor's escort team.

Shigure helped the doctor up and boarded the helicopter. Two of Shigure's bodyguards followed, standing on either side to keep watch for any possible heavy weapon attacks.

This is the best opportunity for the enemy to intercept, and they are unlikely to let it pass.

As soon as Shigure's helicopter took off, he sensed a strange gaze through his special-grade neural perception.

Turning their heads to look in one direction, they saw a mechanical construct resembling an owl seemingly watching them in the distant sky.

The blue mechanical prosthetic eye kept rotating, taking in the movements of Shigure and the others.

As Shigure looked at the strange creature, a figure came to mind.

"This is... a silver-winged bird?"

Shiyu murmured, already raising the Ash-12 in her hand.

The mechanical owl seemed to have discovered Shigure's plan and immediately activated its destruction mode, crashing headlong into Shigure's location!

Bang!

A gunshot rang out preemptively, piercing the mechanical owl through. The owl lost power as it rushed towards Shigure and plummeted downwards at an angle.

The helicopter had already reached its flight altitude. The pilot did not panic when he saw this scene, but instead controlled the helicopter to quickly escape into the distance!

On the second-floor balcony of the Royal Museum, a figure with gray hair and wearing GTI-specific gear appeared.

He doesn't look young, and his face still bears traces of war dust.

Codenamed Silverwing, a GTI reconnaissance operator, affectionately known as "Birdman" by players in the game.

This Silverwing is one of the characters in the open world, unlike the dull operators players encounter in the regional special operations.

The agents in the Regional Special Operations Unit are all mimics created by GTI using the image of real people. They are a type of clone. They are not as stupid as the AI ​​in the dungeons, but they are not that smart either. They can only perform some simple tasks.

For example, collecting tokens from the commander to grant players abilities, but in reality, the operation behind the scenes is all handled by an entity that has never shown its face.

As mentioned before, the space where the players are located is not the work of the rebirth system; there is someone else behind it.

Silverwing frowned, his gray eyes fixed on the direction of the Tower of Babel, the reconnaissance equipment in his hand displaying the words "No Signal".

Because their people had installed signal jamming devices near the Tower of Babel beforehand, he dared not let the drone fly too close, but Shiyu still spotted it at a glance.

"As expected of Gherros, the legendary...Warden."

Silverwing suddenly laughed. He put away the detector in his hand, which had lost its signal, and left the balcony area under everyone's gaze, heading towards the interior of the museum.

Meanwhile, Shigure, the doctor, and the others piloted seven helicopters and flew towards the distant sea.

Beyond the sea lies the Tidal Prison.