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Chapter 1866 No.483: I'm on vacation alone

"So you are here."

"...?"

In the simulated natural theme reserve of Tianmen City, Omer Linton saw the conspicuous black color.

But that conspicuous recognition might only be reflected in him. After all, the people around him did not pay any attention to the sharp black color, as if the other party's armored figure modeled like a humanoid Boss in an action game was not surprising.

Don't be too harsh. Even though Tianmen City has never lacked strange costumes and diverse physiques, the King of Beasts' outfit is still very eye-catching.

The reason why everyone didn't see Him is still the gap in the concept of "existence". If they have forgotten something, they might as well regard it as insufficient "digital world-style" authority, just like ordinary Digimon cannot see the existence of constancy, but if they can touch higher authority, their vision will be very different.

It is just a model case of the steady development of the microscopic world. The "amount of information" in the digital world cannot be compared with that in the real world. The intuitive manifestation of this is that the life in the real world can expand its "horizon" through various practices, and thereby "see": murderous aura, energy, weaknesses, nodes, higher dimensions, things that are difficult to understand, and so on.

In the digital world, one can only see some weird and mysterious things.

At first glance, the only weak differentiation is that there are not enough elements, tags are not rich enough, and the style is not free enough. However, if we look at each other from the perspective of the world, the digital world is completely outdone in the concepts of "information" and "data" on which it is based.

Just as the average person can only process a limited amount of information through their five senses, but can make up for these shortcomings through training, practice, and sublimation, and reach the same level as those beings called gods, the limit of what Digimon can reach through the above methods is extremely narrow. This does not mean that their future is blocked, but simply because the superstructure is not high enough.

The road ahead has not yet been opened up and widened by humans, so there is no larger environment to be affected by it, and it cannot deeply interfere with the existence of the entire Digimon community.

In order to keep up with the qualities of the real world, they still lack several stages of evolution that can cover the entire tribe - when the gap in individual strength is large enough, this evolution can often be guided directly or indirectly by the strongest individual, but obviously, there has not yet been anyone with such a far-sighted vision.

The vast majority of Digimon only focus on the present, and even if they have had contact with the human world, they do not think that the difference in high-end combat power between them is a big deal. After all, human civilians are generally weak, and in comparison, the advantages of Digimon are obvious.

The huge ambition can support a serious and comprehensive analysis and comparison of the strength of the two worlds. After all, if you want that world, you have to study the winning rate, and then realize the fact that 99% of Digimon will not notice, let alone care - the digital world is the weaker side.

The combat power of the upper and top levels is simply incomparable.

The advantages of the middle and lower classes are only based on the premise that there are many humans in the real world who are lazy in fighting and practicing.

Once the war officially begins, the vast opportunities that humans have to become stronger will quickly be transformed into a huge disadvantage that the digital world will find difficult to catch up with. By then, the only advantage of Digimon will probably be their ability to mass-produce troops in a specific data environment.

This is certainly not enough.

Omer Linton was well aware of this, and he also believed that someone in the dark area was equally aware of this, so he firmly believed that the calm before the storm this time would be more noise than rain - the target would not be the entire federation, but would be limited to certain locations.

Perhaps they would concentrate on a small area, take it down with great force and disguise it as a normal development base - with the current development of the Internet, it would be difficult to disguise anything unusual. Any slight mistake could spread the truth throughout the entire network, but Digimon do have a unique advantage in information manipulation, and the fact that many network detectives and cyber hackers have Digimon assistants who specialize in the Internet is proof of this.

They may also be scattered throughout the Federation, turning into a number of seemingly unrelated and unimportant criminal cases, but in fact they are developing insidiously like the proliferation of G - this is also recorded in the cult records that Star-Eating Zero has read.

Yes, this route is exactly what the cult is best at.

Considering that most of the high-ranking members of the Beast Cult have joined the hostile forces, Omar's reasoning naturally tends to be that the priests are making use of their special talents... The demon kings in the dark area should not have taken them in just to leave them there without doing any work.

If there is someone who is being worshipped but does not do any work, then that person must be the one in front of us, right?
"What happened again?"

It was hard to tell the emotions from the red light in the eye sockets of the helmet, and it was even harder to tell the expression from the solemn metal visor. Even the words he spoke did not seem to echo in his ears, but rather like a soliloquy from the bottom of his heart, echoing hollowly.

Even the tone of voice is the same, so isn't that just talking to yourself?
The voice was even deeper and more muffled, sounding like the voice of an armored NPC in a fragmented narrative game. Isn't it just a hollow echo?

But what should I say? At least the pronunciation is accurate and smooth, right?
Compared to the original one that required constant use of ellipsis and commas to present his words, the King of Beasts now still speaks in a somewhat anthropomorphic way, and his voice sounds like some very dark and soulful game NPCs, with a broken and mottled style of middle-aged and elderly NPCs, but at least he can express himself fluently. As someone who has made great contributions to this, Omar feels a sense of inappropriate pride and relief.

Of course it was inappropriate. After all, he didn't come to visit in a relaxed and happy mood, so the politeness and denial jokes were put aside for the time being.

He got straight to the point: "I dealt with most of the cult that caused you trouble. Shouldn't I get some praise in advance?"

"You have no shortage of combat power now." The King of Beasts said firmly. "So you plan to give me some functionality?"

"The rise and fall of the cult has nothing to do with me. You should be aware of this."

"So there is no reward?"

"You have the 'eye' of the Star Devouring Wing on your body," the Beast King said calmly, with a bright red glow in his eye socket, as if he was seriously examining Omer, "I can help you get rid of it."

"That's not necessary."

Omer shrugged.

"This is not a disaster for me, but the cult and those Digimon are much more troublesome."

"Even if they are both hyperspace monsters?" asked the King of Beasts.

Monsters that live in hyper-dimensional space or the microscopic world are either creatures abandoned by the earth or wave life forms. They are good at polluting the spirits of real creatures and spying on their minds to destroy them. This type of monster mainly appears on the set of "Ultraman Gaia" and their physical performance is actually limited.

But as the King of Beasts said, this classification can actually include monsters like Digimon and Ghidorah the Planet Eater that also exist in the microscopic and hyperdimensional worlds, and the methods of dealing with them should also be similar.

"The cyber world, the digital realm," Omar sighed, "your electronic monsters are stronger than the likes of Kuimezade and Anemos. And you say I have no shortage of combat power. How can I complain about combat power?"

"It's not a place with weird mechanisms, but there are many weird permissions among Digimon. Either the permissions are the same, or the values ​​are large enough. Which one do you prefer?"

"..."

The King of Beasts sighed, and a card appeared between his raised fingers, which he flicked to Omar's fingers.

"You and Zedd seem to have a good relationship."

"Don't be so gloomy," Omer, who had just glanced at the card and had a look of shock on his face, suddenly found it difficult to control his expression. "Why is the King of Beasts thinking about a grown boy every day? Did he hit your wound with the Galaxy Explosion or did he beat you up with the Proof of Geed?"

"Just tell me how he will react then."

The King of Beasts was about to leave when he heard the other party say "wait a minute".

"I have another question that I've wanted to ask for a long time."

Looking up and down at the King of Beasts, Omer rubbed his chin for the first time: "You don't care about the cult, why do you come here every few days?"

"It can't be because of my second brother's invitation, right?"

He also knew that Sui Pian, the second son of the Sui family and the dragon-like young man named Wang, had had several encounters with him. It would be better to say that even if he didn't care, Xigua would still nag at him, and the doctor would report it, making it seem like the situation was very serious.

It's not necessary. It's not necessary.

Omar knew very well what kind of a loser the King of Beasts was. The only interference he would make in this world was in himself. Although his cheap second brother, whom he recognized because of his orders, had many ideas, at most he could get some vague theoretical confirmations from his words, which was far from enough to cause any big trouble.

It would be better to say that Rhodes Island is already thinking about how to escape the gravitational pull of the collapsing star ring. It would be too much to care about such a trivial matter.

"of course not."

Listen, this answer is also very straightforward.

It's even a riddle.

"You should understand why I come here every few days."