I am the former civilized hero.

Smart, you guessed the truth so quickly. Before reaching the upper limit, Honkai has countless ways to target it.

I reduced humanity's losses and produced high-end combat power in advance. Wouldn't it be embarrassing for Him if He didn't have any countermeasures?

Ryan was a little tired after sitting for most of the day, and Mebius kept rubbing his feet on his legs, disturbing his thinking, so he simply stood up and paced in the conference room.

"There is also a third point. Honkai can make the means more gentle and persuasive. After all, some people don't understand these scientific theories, and they are unwilling to listen to them. Giving Honkai some theological color will make it more convincing."

There are many believers even among the common people.

Mei's expression turned gloomy. This thing is impossible to eradicate because self-deception is something engraved into the human soul.

"They believe this is a test from God and that they will go to heaven even after death. This is in line with their instincts, but it is very sad."

"Yeah, I saw it when I was in San Diego. After much difficulty stopping the storm with Alysia, some people felt that we were meddling in their affairs and hindering their path to becoming gods." Ryan had a blank expression on his face. He was too lazy to mock. "These people can't cause any trouble, but the situation inside the Fire Moth is not certain."

"I understand. Preparations are underway for this matter."

"Yeah, I see." Ryan nodded. Mei was already preparing to take over. Of course, the scale was relatively small, and it was impossible to take over all the global forces.

For the absolutely rational Mei, there is no such thing as loyalty. She will only choose the path that is most beneficial to mankind.

After staring at each other for a moment, Mei said in an emotionless tone: "I asked Wei Wei to monitor all internal communications and reversely trace the IP address of each member during the meeting, but I need time. If I take forceful action, it will cause division among mankind. It is better to maintain the status quo."

"I'm not crazy. Once I take action, every congressman will become an enemy. Even if you find out the exact information, I can't kill them all at the same time. Because the rest will use their authority to control part of the military force and become warlords." Ryan scratched his face. If he could accomplish it just by killing people, he would have started it long ago.

"That's the difficulty. We have to at least find a way to get them together."

"So you support the construction of this fortress? That's right. The world is becoming more and more dangerous. They are the most afraid of death. When the situation is out of control, they will naturally seek shelter."

"But this requires horrific sacrifices, and only one in a hundred humans will survive." Mei shook her head slightly. The cost is huge. Unless humans lose more than 80% of their population and areas, all the fire moths can be gathered together.

"Don't worry, maybe Dr. Vidic can give you a way to evacuate the useless population."

Quantum Sea?

May immediately thought of this. Even if there was less information in the Quantum Sea, Ryan dared to say that there must be a way.

She kept this in mind and prepared to increase the budget as the next step, and then talked about another difficulty.

"The Fire-Seeking Council is not stupid. The Chief Supervisor is still maintaining the balance. Even if you want to use force, it is not that easy. Fusion Warriors are a double-edged sword."

The contradiction was put on the table. Ryan and others had long known that the Fire Moth had another system, and they conducted more cruel and in-depth research on Mebius's achievements.

They are not as "gentle" as Ryan. They don't care about the mortality rate at all. They just want to hold this ace combat power in their hands.

"Hmph, there's a guy named Ed in the First Team, but he refused to share such precious materials with me. It turns out that he values ​​personal gain more than anything else." Mobius snorted heavily, his dissatisfaction written all over his face.

Ed, who was able to come back after the artificial collapse of Britain, was of course precious to Mebius, but Ryan was not angry, but full of understanding.

"Those old foxes have seen all kinds of storms and waves. It would be strange if they didn't take precautions. I even suspect that they have a high-level Honkai Warrior."

The ones who are currently undergoing surgery are Mebius, Kevin, Hua, and Ying. It just so happens that none of these people are trustworthy, and it would be good enough for an ordinary fusion warrior to remain neutral.

"Don't doubt it, the third and fourth batches of fusion warriors have been completed. As far as I know, the number of high-level fusion warriors has reached double digits. I will send you a copy of the information when I have time." Mei glanced at me with a smile in her eyes:

"So it's very difficult to do it. Do you really want to do it?"

Oh, the speed is quite fast. That’s right. The advanced civilization has no shortage of materials, let alone motivation. Vinal’s group has been established for less than half a year, and they have already produced evolutionary products.

Ryan hesitated for a moment, thinking that in the original world line, thousands of fusion warriors could be gathered to fight against the Ruler of Constraint. Excluding those who died in the previous battles, at a rate of one percent, there would be dozens of high-level fusion warriors.

Fortunately, most of this force is loyal to the Fire Moth rather than any particular individual. They can be considered as resistance but not enemies.

"It must be done. I am grateful for the Fire Council's contribution to humanity, but when the time is right, I hope they can leave with dignity."

"I have reservations about this. At least now is not the right time, and there is no need to take risks." Mei adjusted her glasses and changed the subject: "What if they don't withdraw?"

"Then I'll treat them with dignity." Ryan adjusted his glasses, and his gray eyes behind the lenses flashed with ferocity.

Her strong self-confidence made it impossible for Mebius to mock her, and even the absent-minded Velvet raised her head.

It's really cool that only four people were planning a rebellion in the core area of ​​the Fire Moth.

Mei's eyes were calm, as if she was waiting for Ryan to say this, and she also agreed with his ideas.

The Fire Moths are still useful now, at least they have taken on the responsibility of uniting all human beings, but in the future, overly complex organizations will become obstacles and consume human power.

Then, reform him without mercy, but be gentle and use the most sensible way to minimize the losses.

"Then let's make preparations first. I'll be in charge of the overall planning, Mobius will be in charge of the fusion warriors, and Vilvi will help with the intelligence. As for you, Ryan, I only have one request—"

"As a core, don't die at the hands of the Herrscher, and don't break the rules recklessly. That will benefit no one."

When did I become a core? Isn't this your mission?

Ryan was stunned, but couldn't refute. This was a network radiating outward from him, including Kevin, and even Hen and Himiko. Many of them would not buy Mei's account.

"It would be hard to find a flaw in the Herrscher if it didn't have one. But whether dealing with the Herrscher or the Fire Moth, we need to increase our strength."

"I agree with that."

At this point, Ryan glanced at Weiwei who had finally stopped. The latter noticed his gaze and simply gave him a thumbs up, which made his eyes twitch. Then a mechanical arm suddenly extended from the table.

It seemed to be growing on the table, picking up several people's empty coffee cups, refilling them, and then bringing them to each of them.

"You guys are so focused on what you're saying. I've already taken care of the logistics. Come and try my fully automatic mechanical coffee arm. It can replace the storage device and make Coke."

The three of them stared at her in a daze. They had already said that their mouths were dry, but Wei Liwei was making small movements like a poor student, with a smug look on her face, and picked up the cups at the same time.

"It tastes good. Please install one for my office for free later."

"Well, since you destroyed the conference table on your own initiative, I'll deduct it from your funds."

"Hey, hey, hey, you drank my stuff and you still want to exploit me!"

"Where was I?" Ryan, whose train of thought was interrupted, did not plead for Weiwei, but thought for a long time.

"Yes, I happen to have an excellent target that can greatly enhance our combat power. This place is called-"

He looked at Weiwei again and finally understood where the inspiration came from.

"Twilight Street."

Chapter 187: The texture of Mobius's life

"Mr. General, this is the latest information sent by the Intelligence Department."

Almost at the same time, above Ryan and others, on the top of a building dozens of stories high, Calis walked quickly into the office and placed a report on the table.

The ruling body of the Fire Moths did not move underground in a hurry, as this would give the media an opportunity to say nonsense such as "the human guardians fled first".

Of course, there is an elevator in this office that goes all the way down to the underground city.

Karius raised his head from the thick pile of documents, but without looking at the report on the table, he pointed to the wine cabinet next to him, then took off his glasses and rubbed his swollen head.

Controlling the entire Fire Moth possesses enormous power, but it is also a tough job and the pressure is enormous.

"The Far East Branch sent a report that their forces have been used to the limit. The Honkai Beasts have actually rushed into Tokyo and caused huge damage."

Calis, who was putting ice cubes into his wine glass, was stunned and said nonchalantly: "It's a common thing. We can just dispatch reinforcements. It's just that we need to deal with the media."

"The problem is that there are no troops to send. The Shenzhou branch is almost at its limit. The Pacific Ocean is full of Honkai beasts, and the First and Fifth Fleets are unable to spare any effort." Karius stood up, stretched his stiff waist, and reached out to take the wine glass.

"It's only a matter of time before Neon is abandoned. But thanks to them, I was able to figure out the true identities of the two councillors. As I guessed, they are from the oldest family in Neon."

"Then when Neon falls, should their membership in the Legislative Council be suspended?"

"Don't joke about this kind of thing." The commander-in-chief glanced at his subordinates and gently shook his wine glass. "Let's not talk about the loss of territory, but the influence is still there. If we continue to do this, I will be the first to die."

Nowadays, humans are losing territory every day, and it is inevitable that some unlucky people will be involved. If it is too utilitarian, who would dare to support the Fire Moth?

He took a sip of wine and said thoughtfully: "Besides, this sneak attack is unusual. It's a threat to me. It's really dirty politics."

"Blackmail? Are you going to conduct a secret investigation?" Anger emerged on Calis' elegant face. Isn't this just taking tens of millions of people hostage?

"No need to send more reinforcements. We need to be very serious at this time, but these reinforcements must be transferred from other areas. At least those places will not hate me if they fall."

This is to shift the contradictions to the members of parliament to prevent anyone from following suit in the future, just like using a small force to move a large object and throwing the problem away.

What a powerful political scheme! Those people’s plans fell through in an instant.

"Your wisdom is unmatched." Calis bowed slightly, praising sincerely, and then changed the subject: "Wouldn't you like to take a look at the intelligence department's wiretap report?"

Karius glanced at the report on the table and had no desire to read it at all. He already knew that there was nothing substantial in it.

"Don't underestimate Dr. Mei. The Intelligence Department has been monitoring him for a long time, but they can't find a single truth. Their tricks are not worthy of being put on the stage."

"But they are very dangerous, even a little unscrupulous." Calis frowned. May directly called Ryan to a small meeting, which was really not giving him face.

Of course, the Intelligence Department recordings were all about discussions of imaginary space.

"But they are also indispensable talents and the key to fighting the Herrscher." Karius took a deep breath and looked very distressed.

Untouchable, yet unable to abandon, that Ryan, and that Mei, always make one feel uneasy, as if looking up to a higher being.

He will cooperate with you when he needs you, but will coldly sweep you away when he doesn't need you. He doesn't want to be thrown away like garbage.

"Tell Dr. Damian that I need to strengthen the power directly under the parliament to prevent young people from acting impulsively and being deceived by villains."

"Yes, I will increase my investment immediately." Calis grinned, as if mocking the general's honesty. He paused for a moment, as if remembering something important: "By the way, the Intelligence Department also received a secret intelligence from those people. I will decide whether to destroy it based on your attitude."

Calis took out a thick document from his briefcase with a strange expression on his face.

"Those people? Oh, those hopeless lunatics. What kind of heresy do you take so seriously?" The commander-in-chief took a quick glance and had no interest at first, but finally reached out his hand and flipped through the pages.

The content had nothing to do with theology and was actually a research report. Carius was dismissive at first, but as he read on, he became serious.

Eliminate all diseases, and even restore cells from aging to youth?

At first glance it looked like a crude hoax, but by the end, seriousness had turned into shock.

"They...actually have a connection with the Herrscher!?"

......

Dusk street, dusk street.

Ryan kept muttering to himself, and the pen left an afterimage on his fingertips, which was really a trick he could play with.

With the help of the Fire Moth's powerful intelligence system, several suspected locations have been found around the world. Just as he guessed, 'Dusk Street' is just an alias and does not exist on the map.

But by adding features such as "abandoned area without order" and "a sanatorium for Honkai patients", Mei was still able to find some clues in the database, and then handed them over to Wilvi for identification, and it was not difficult to get the result.

Southern Europe, not far from the Mediterranean Sea, was a no-man's land before it was abandoned, and Honkai energy reactions were detected very early on.

"This should be it. It is indeed a great place with many talented people. The special abilities of Aponya and Vivi should be the result of long-term exposure to Honkai energy radiation."