The fisherman druid is in another world

Chapter 380: On the brink of failure, you can only play on your own

The surface world contained some things that surprised Robo, but also some things he guessed.

What we guessed right was that the alien species were indeed not the alien monsters as most of the indigenous humans hiding in the dungeons believed, but an intelligent species with advanced magical civilization.

What was unexpected was that in less than a hundred years, the alien species had established its own status and became the undisputed overlord of the world's surface.

They did not flatten the ruins of former human towns, nor did they build their own kingdom in the wilderness. Instead, they used extraordinary spells to carve large magic circles, generate magical rocks, and then lifted them into the sky to form floating islands in the sea of ​​clouds.

The sea of ​​clouds is also man-made.

It seems to be divided into three categories. The first category, cumulus clouds, are used as a base, just like using water to carry a boat. A large number of white clouds are closely connected, really like the ocean, and the floating islands of magic rocks are the land dotted among them.

The second layer, the flowing clouds, are like hail and fog, floating and turning, creating a special atmosphere of mist and haziness. Luo Bo does not have the concept of fairy fog, otherwise he would think that calling this flowing cloud fairy fog is the most appropriate. It is common in the sky, and there are more of them near the floating island.

The third layer, the sky clouds, the aliens seemed not to like facing the sun directly, so they created a haze-like cloud layer in the sky, like a filter, not only the blue sky was not visible, but also the sunlight was filtered, making the daytime have a normal brightness, but without the effect of sunshine and scorching sun.

What Luo Bo saw was the devastated land that had been dug up, and the sky silver coin world where Yunwu seemed to be having a great time.

Retracting his spiritual energy, he plunged back into the cumulus cloud sea like water to a rock, dived straight down, broke through the clouds, and fell freely. Only at the last moment did he release his spiritual energy, transformed into a fallen leaf, and braked to the ground.

Even though the sun is shining brightly in the sky, it is a typical cloudy day under the cumulus clouds, with pitch black overhead and a heavy rain likely to come at any time.

On earth, all life has been basically extinguished, it is like a huge cemetery and garbage dump, all things are in tatters and look like corpses.

This may sound a bit emotional, but it is indeed the way it feels.

Considering that Kuroobo is not only biased towards himself but also tends to be more biased towards humans, he is naturally unhappy.

What a weird and cunning monster you are, how dare you exterminate mankind? It would be fine if I didn’t see it, but now that I have caught up with you, I will definitely exterminate your entire clan.

His attitude actually affected his clones. For example, the cultist Robo secretly decided to exterminate the wood spirits who slaughtered the human colonists on the Harvest Star, which was close to the border of the Federation and within the star cluster area demarcated by the Alien Creation.

And this is not just talk. In recent years, the religious power of the cult Robo has spread from the Rainbow Star to the various colonial stars in the entire Mythology Star Zone where the capitalists are autonomous.

Once the power is integrated to a certain level, a war of extermination will be launched against the Mu Ling clan.

He is not like Pastor Luo, who has a very serious beast mentality and will do whatever he wants to anyone without any sufficient reason. He is like a wolf, who will be very resentful if he loses even if he is the first to attack, and will do everything he can to get revenge.

This is the carnivore's thinking. Only I can bully you. If you resist fiercely, I will be unhappy and will do more to bully you.

However, if the cultist Robo wanted to attack the wood spirit, he would have to greet Black Robo first, because he was originally used by Black Robo to lure out the etheric spirit Yichuang.

Hei Luobo's ambition and confidence are extraordinary. He decided early on to rely on his own multiverse characteristics to bully Yi Chuang, who has never left home and is only an unqualified single universe level.

A solid family background is not enough in the face of the unreasonableness built by absolute technical standards.

Therefore, I can make you bleed in a matter of minutes, and it will be useless even if you have billions of assets, many brothers and extensive network of connections.

Of course, this is not without risks, and Black Robo needs to pay a high price. For example, some multivariate information will flow into this universe, and perhaps be taken advantage of by the other four etheric gods.

Therefore, Hei Luobo actually had many plans prepared. He himself was making rapid progress, his swallowing of the outer gods was making leaps and bounds, and his fight with the ether-level gods was making even more progress. It didn't matter which step could be implemented first.

Putting aside this inflated old man's thinking and just understanding it from the mission perspective, the alien species do not pose any threat to Robbo.

Luo Bo only needs to explore on the surface and enter the range, he will naturally receive the signal, then sneak into the city underground, do the job, and the main line will be completed.

Of course he has to complete the main story first.

Even in order for the main goal to grow as the Outer Gods expected, in recent years, even if the entire mission clone has mastered the diamond drill, it cannot take on porcelain work.

How could the survival of a small part of the universe be as important as his own affairs? Innocent people die tragically every day in the world. If we magnify the scale, there are innocent people being exterminated in the universe. Isn't that the same thing?

It can only be said that once the heart is cold and hard, the only thing left is to say "respect the fate of others" to save face. The key is that Hei Luobo never cares whether he has reached a certain standard defined by human civilization.

Although he is closely related to humans, he does not consider himself human.

Moreover, he felt that his preferential treatment of humans over other creatures was fully worthy of the affection that could be transformed from the little connection he had with humans.

In fact, even this little bit of affection that made him care was something he despised and wanted to erase, and he regarded it as the dregs of inferior creatures.

These cognitions are like a chronic disease that multiplies and deepens itself and is difficult to eliminate.

And Kuroobo must be honest with himself, so he will not hide but face this part of his true feelings until it is completely worn away.

Living as one's own self, but authentically. Herobo used his strong strength to win himself the opportunity to live like this. Being true to his true feelings is not only a major source of his pride and self-confidence, but also one of the positive affirmations of his own life value.

But to the outside world, it appears to be covered with deadly stings, which can easily cause harm or even death to others.

The strong ones are talking about their own reasons, while the weak ones are always actively and passively sacrificing themselves for the sake of the overall situation. This is always the reality.

In this regard, Hei Luobo is more open-minded, profound and thorough than Luo Bo.

So, when it comes to the indigenous people here, he can be polite and courteous as he pleases, sweeping the floor without hurting the lives of ants, or he can watch them perish and just shrug his shoulders.

He began to continue his mission journey on the surface.

He has a general direction for the target. This is the information provided by the master.

As long as he gets within a certain range, he can lock onto the target's specific location by himself.

Time passed quietly and night fell unknowingly.

Compared to underground, the field-like structure was laid out several hours earlier.

Hearing the warning from his spiritual pressure, Luo Bo immediately jumped to a nearby cement and stone dam of a dilapidated irrigation canal. He exhaled and shouted, and used the Explosive Spirit Palm Technique to blast out a simple cave with the concrete dam as the beam and the roof. After getting in, he used his backhand to gather the nearby soil to shrink the entrance of the cave.

Then, he quickly lit the soul candle and began to further repair the temporary shelter.

The erosion of the quasi-domain is more like a mechanism, without intelligence or spirituality. If it is prevented, it is prevented, and there will be no extra variables. The problem is the strange monsters that travel in the gray fog.

Luo Bo still had no idea what the other party was.

It was he who actively suppressed his curiosity and refused to understand.

Because with his current strength, when he can recognize the other party, the other party will most likely discover his existence.

Mission comes first, don’t make such risky attempts.

As the night deepened, Luo Bo found that the outside room was more lively than he had expected.

He originally thought that it was the level of night animals, that is, nocturnal animals hunting and foraging, occasionally passing through his area. But the reality was the level of a town during the day. Although it was not as busy as a constant stream of people, there were always passers-by, with very few interruptions. As a result, his conjecture that the strange creatures came in the gray fog and searched for living things in the underground near the surface yesterday was inevitably questioned.

"Is he really hunting? Or is he not hunting at all as he thought, but is he doing some operation that he is not aware of.

This doubt was naturally suppressed in the end. He would not delve into the details that would affect the main task.

In the next ten days, Luo Bo's journey was boring, monotonous and simple. He traveled during the day and rested at night, and practiced from morning to night without stopping.

During this time, he never saw any animals or people on the surface.

Corpses can be seen everywhere, especially when passing through the ruins of the city.

Through the various postures of the skeletons, Robo could sense the aliens' attitude towards humans, just like humans treat ants.

When ants are alive, they are killed with pesticides and the like because they ruin home decoration or are simply an eyesore. However, if they are dead, especially if they die outside the room, they are not deliberately cleaned up but left to disappear on their own.

This ensured that the tragic scene after the destruction was preserved like a crime scene that had been specially maintained.

It has to be said here that the alien species are quite good at dealing with climate constraints. Otherwise, after decades, it would not be like the entire surface world was soaked in a transparent water tank filled with formaldehyde, and would have been ravaged beyond recognition by wind and rain.

"Interesting!" Luo Bo admitted. The more he saw, the more curious he became.

The degraded version of the destruction scene, which was even more tragic than the mass grave scene, also made the evil fire in Luo Bo's heart surge.

After all, his current form is that of a human, and all of the Kuroobo clan, even though their original forms are no longer human, are still accustomed to showing themselves in human form.

No matter how much Hei Luobo despises human nature, it does exist and cannot be avoided. Any emotions that arise from it must be dealt with head-on. Only after truly experiencing it and looking away from it can one talk about erasing it bit by bit. This is why it is easy to defeat external enemies, but difficult to defeat the enemies in one's heart.

Luo Bo had a unique identification habit with human beings. Now that he saw his fellow human beings being treated as miserable as ants, and that similar scenes were being forced upon him in various ways, he naturally became angry.

However, he is not like Priest Luo. Priest Luo is an accidentally generated clone. He does not have so many restrictions and the tasks he performs are relatively broad. He is not as targeted as him.

So after Pastor Luo contacted the organization, both Robo and Black Robo helped him unlock the door. After the second exile, Robo himself secretly cheated. From a certain perspective, there is no upper limit to his strength. As long as his own practice career is run properly, he will have a bright future.

Robo's upper limit is almost locked. He is a semi-dead agent. His ability system is specially built. The focus of the design is not how awesome he can be in the future, but whether he can complete the task professionally within a certain time limit.

This meant that no matter how angry he was, he was unable to overturn the table.

On the contrary, the feeling of powerlessness that I once had as an ordinary person who could only go with the flow has gradually revived due to long-term and continuous stimulation.

In other words, Robo becomes more like a human being, rather than an offline god who is cold and heartless and always gives grand narratives.

Being a human being is painful. After all, there is more of a sense of powerlessness and being out of one's control.

But besides the pain, there are also benefits, because the pain is born from the intense friction of contradictions, and if the friction is enough, sometimes a bright and warm flame will be born.

From a human perspective, this kind of emotion is a luxury for the Kuroobo family.

Although Luo Bo is far from becoming a normal person again after having it, it is a good trend after all.

Luo Bo did indeed complete the task conscientiously.

Before finding the target, he restrained himself and did not cause any extra trouble.

This is not easy for the sentimental and unbridled Kuroobo family who mostly use this emotional power on the dark side.

But he was eventually stuck by the new reality problems that emerged.

The target is not underground, but in the sky.

This is a minor misconception.

Hei Luobo subconsciously regarded the Outer God as also of human origin, and like him, he was unable to completely strip away his humanity.

But looking at the current situation, it seems that alien species are the true origin of the Outer Gods. By extension, perhaps the invasion of this world by alien species was a foreshadowing arranged by the Outer Gods, simply because His clones need such an environment to grow in order to make up for a certain character defect of their own.

Or maybe the Outer God is actually a xenomorph fetishist? Trying to acquire the habit of thinking to see the world from an alien perspective?

Luo Bo didn't know and was too lazy to find out.

He only knew that the target was most likely not a human, so he approached as a human, and then his plan to weld was declared bankrupt.

You can't deliberately arrange an extremely difficult birth environment for the clone, such as being captured or cultivated as a human experimental subject by an alien species, and then playing an extreme survival game, right?

Anyway, Luo Bo felt that the epic personal heroism scenario of "from laboratory mouse to savior of mankind" was unlikely.

So if we calculate the time, it will probably be the second generation of colonies after the alien species completely conquers the surface of this world and completes the transformation of the main environment?

Does this have any special meaning?

A long-extinct race has revived across generations, finally completing the groundwork and giving birth to a complete individual that can rival its peak period?
Or after years of wandering, they returned to the promised land, the seal was lifted, and a switchboard operator who could talk to the Creator was born?

No matter which one it is, it seems more like an enemy than a friend.

He was going to force his way up, not because he was afraid of his own death, but because he was afraid that the outer gods would notice this suspicious plot and despise the possibility that his clone might be contaminated and give up on recycling it.

To put it more bluntly, it seems that according to the current enemy and our own situation, the mission has failed! ?
That's it?

This is a piece of shit.

Luo Bo took a deep look at the target's location, turned around and strode towards the nearest entrance to the underworld that he knew of.

The mission was on the verge of failure, there was no follow-up plan, and the backup plan was activated. His own decision was the backup plan.

Hei Luobo still trusts his clone quite a bit.

To put it bluntly, Hei Luobo doesn't miss half the opportunity to hunt down Outer Gods.

After all, time is on his side. Even if he doesn't swallow the outer gods, his system is still developing rapidly and consolidating his foundation.

Therefore, the high tolerance rate can show the Lord's magnanimity and allow the generals under his command to give full play to their abilities, especially since these generals are replicas of his own personality.

If I were here in person, go ahead and create a miracle!
Therefore, Robo's plan is to arm humans.

If the alien species is keeping the last breath of humanity in this world alive just to allow the outer god's clone to deliver the final blow, then he will make the opponent's plan a lot more difficult, so difficult that it will provoke the outer god to take action personally later.

If so, perhaps Hei Luobo would also get some opportunities to kill gods?

(End of this chapter)