Zongman: Live broadcast of the collapse of iron, shocking the world

The "writer" is a romantic man, he certainly does not understand the "girl's" love... Perhaps, when Danxing loved Kafka, Kafka could not understand it either?

Someone so emotionally empty might be the source of that sense of emptiness?

But, here comes the turning point!

At the moment the star "fell", perhaps the "writer" finally woke up this time - she might lose this love forever.

The writer made a change.

Although she didn't know how to love, she wanted to try to love her like the "girl" loved the "writer", so she found the star core, found the body, and "resurrected" the star?

This time, Kafka is going to try Ai Xing?

Is this what Kafka wanted to hint to Xing - perhaps fate can be changed?

Should people who don’t know how to love try to love?

Conan was shocked by his own imagination - if this was true, then there really were a lot of stories to dig into about Kafka and Xing in the past!

Chapter 173: Yepera Rebellion: Scene 47 (1): Hilco: Playing with your prey? I like it!

[“Star Core Hunter, Kafka.”]

"Do you plead guilty?"

[A cold overhead light split the darkness, hanging high above the chair in the center of the courtroom.]

[Kafka's crisp white shirt was deeply tightened by several black straps, and the marks of the tightening were clearly visible.]

The cold light, like the sword of Damocles hanging overhead, and the moonlight, like blood plasma splashing into the courtroom, both brought a strong sense of foreboding to this space.

[Four strange-looking judges silently surrounded her, forming an impenetrable wall of shadow.]

The outline of the goat's head is gentle yet eerie, its curved horns gleaming with a cold, hard sheen in the dim light.

The tiger's head bared its fangs, its thick neck muscles twitching slightly in the shadows, revealing a primitive ferocity.

The dog's slender snout twitched slightly, its deep pupils like bottomless pits staring coldly at Kafka.

The leading deerman was the most composed. Its graceful antlers cast complex shadows under the overhead light, casting a shadow over its broad figure, clad in a neat black suit.

Their breaths echoed low and intertwined in the deadly silent courtroom—hot, wet, and sticky, weaving an invisible, suffocating web that firmly locked the living creature on the chair.

"The crimes you have committed are unforgivable," one of the voices said, cold and ritualistic, like the reading of an ancient text, "but the Yepera Brotherhood respects everyone's right to go to heaven."

[Immediately afterwards, another voice added with a fierce tone: "Confess your crime and accept your punishment, and the 'Mie Mie Gang' will grant you liberation."]

As the words fell, the four men stood up. The moonlight stretched their figures outward, as if their shadows could instantly tear Kafka to pieces if the woman before them revealed a flaw.

Just as this heart-pounding feeling of oppression reached its peak, Kafka—this tightly bound figure, seemingly in a desperate situation—smiled softly.

【A very short, almost inaudible breath.】

[Accompanied by this light laugh, the lines of the white shirt that were originally stretched tight on the back by the straps suddenly relaxed.]

"Hmm..." she finally spoke, her voice lazily, as if she had nothing to do with the matter, the last syllable dragging out. "I'm listening."

"So," Deerman summoned a control panel densely covered with text, "Do you, and the other members of the Star Core Hunters, acknowledge responsibility for the following crimes?"

"You broke into the Atuin Universal Auction, manipulated the guests, and destroyed the art treasures held by devout viewers."

[“Caused damage totaling over 860 billion credits. And stole the auction item (the star core).”]

The deer man's voice coalesced into a clear question, like the sound of a gavel in a courtroom: "Do you... plead guilty?"

"I admit it," Kafka said briskly, as if she were talking about a trivial matter.

Then, in a low voice, almost whispering, he gently pierced the judge's righteous words, "But, those who observe with piety are not pious."

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Demon Slayer World.

Zenitsu Agatsuma and Tanjiro, who were chatting just now, were stunned when they saw the sudden change in the scene.

However, as soon as Kafka's beautiful figure appeared in the picture, Agatsuma Zenitsu became extremely excited!

"Great! It's Big Sister Kafka, this is awesome!"

Tanjiro couldn't help laughing when he saw Zenitsu Agatsuma's excitement.

It seems that this is going to introduce Kafka's background information?

So, Zenitsu must be happy for a while, right? After all, he can see Kafka appear so many times in a row.

In fact, Tanjiro also wanted to see more of Kafka's appearance - of course, he didn't do it to see the beauty, but to know the story of the Star Core Hunter and the stars.

Watching the plot between Kafka and Xing, he vaguely realized that although this Star Core Hunter was wanted by the entire universe, he was not necessarily a bad guy.

The key is to know what crime has been committed.

After all, the Star Core Hunters are most famous for stealing star cores.

If this was stolen from a powerful and righteous party like the Black Tower Space Station, and the intention was to do something bad, then everyone in the universe would condemn him, that's for sure.

However, if they stole the star cores from people who wanted to use them for bad things, and then wanted to destroy the star cores in a centralized manner... then it's hard to say.

What's more, when Fu Xuan was doing divination before, Kafka had hinted that they seemed to want to drag all forces into the Star God War or something...

In short, the purpose and history of this organization are a mystery, which makes people want to explore it.

Looking at the picture, it might be that Kafka was caught at some point and the jury was about to try her.

From the mouths of those judges, we should be able to know more about what Kafka, one of the Star Core Hunters, had done.

Is the Star Core Hunter just a street rat? Or a chivalrous thief?

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The world of the Battle of the Two Cities.

Silko sat in the laboratory, watching the light curtain.

Recently, Singed has improved the production process of Shimmer, making the power it can bring even stronger - and at the same time, more dangerous.

Looking at the man below the laboratory who had taken the improved shimmer, whose body had become huge and whose mind had become more fanatical, Hilco suddenly realized something!

Could it be that Kafka is in a similar situation?

A bandit may steal treasure for wealth, but there is another possibility.

For excitement.

For a master like the Star Core Hunter to be captured by the so-called "annihilation gang" in the picture could be a mistake, but it could also be that—

He was caught on purpose!

Looking at Kafka's neatly dressed state and calm tone, it didn't look like she had made a mistake.

Her sentence, "But, those who watch devoutly are not pious." is the finishing touch!

After all, what appears to be auctioned is a treasure, but in fact it is a star core...

How many people at this auction knew the truth? They were actually going for the star core?

Don’t the organizers know about such exhibits?

It is very likely that the organizers and buyers of this auction are all masters at pretending to be ignorant while knowing the truth!

However, Kafka ruthlessly tore off the masks of these people!

Hilko laughed out loud, Kafka is so funny!

He made a bold guess!

It’s like a person who lacks power would go to him to buy glimmer in pursuit of power.

Kafka, do you lack the emotion of "fear"?

Because of her lack of fear, she does not feel fear or terror in these dangerous actions.

She would chase her fear, repeatedly finding herself in prison, and then trying to escape.

This auction, the so-called "Extinction Gang", the "Yepela Brotherhood"... they are all normal people with fears.

Facing the unpredictable and unstoppable Kafka, they will become more and more terrified!

A person who cannot be afraid will constantly experience stronger fear from his enemies...

Shilko thought Kafka was a wonderful person!

Chapter 174: Yepera Rebellion: Scene 47 (2): Kira: Alien technology is amazing!

The judges snorted coldly—Kafka was still resisting in this situation. It was truly humiliating to them!

The leading deerman did not argue with Kafka and continued to state his crimes.

[As he spoke, the huge projection beside him simultaneously displayed a horrifying scene, clearly showing the alleged crime.]

"You have infiltrated the Holy Electronic Prison, Inupis—" The Deerman Judge spoke each word with pauses, and the projection shifted in response—

It was a dark, endless passageway made up of dark red cells, with a beam of light at the end that tore through the darkness.

[“—Steal the Scepter of Sigmar and close the firewall that seals the mechanical spell…” The Inquisitor continued.]

[Instantly, the scene in the center of the projection changes dramatically!]

A massive body, composed of a tumbling, flowing torrent of binary code, appeared. Its form was as majestic as a mountain, blocking out the sky and the sun.

Its head seemed to be forcibly assembled from countless flickering pixels. In a pair of huge, empty red eye sockets, endless error report characters surged, emitting a suffocating malice.

[At the bottom of the screen, the city beneath it has been reduced to a digital ruin, and an ominous dark red sky hangs over everything.]

Deerman coldly stated his crime: "Letting a large number of data demons flood into reality..."

[“…Causing this world to enter the Judgment Day stage prematurely so that you can take away the source code (star core).” The Deerman Judge cast a sharp gaze towards the center of the courtroom.]

[“Do you… plead guilty?”]

"I admit it, but the Data Devil deserves to be free," Kafka said jokingly, completely unconcerned.