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Chapter 1639 Doomsday Warning
Theresa wanted very much, and was even a little anxious, to make a contribution in today's world. The main reason was to make up for the wrong paths she had taken in the past, and the secondary reason was that she overheard a statement made by a stranger.

Blackening is ten times stronger, whitewashing is seven times weaker.

She wasn't sure if she had turned evil in the past, maybe, maybe she had turned evil, but it was certain that she had turned over a new leaf now.

So has she become weaker?

It seems a bit, as I said before, doing good things is much harder than doing bad things. In the past, she hid in the dark, observing every possible enemy target, collecting intelligence, and formulating targeted tactics.

But now that she is standing on the stage, she doesn't want to go back to the old path, so she is restricted in everything she does.

What she was most worried about was not that she would stand on the stage, become weak, and be unable to deal with the upcoming unknown dangers, but that she would not be able to win the backup plan she had arranged before, such as the Pope, which would be really embarrassing.

So she must make some contribution, so that when she really loses to her own backup plan in the future, others can still say a few words to her: "After all, she has made such a great contribution, so don't scold her so harshly."

"Ah... Speaking of which, have all the doomsday bombs been defused?"

Theresa held her forehead and sighed. Occasionally, she would fall into this dilemma. She had planned to blow up all terrain except [U-22], so she prepared the ultimate destructive weapon called the Doomsday Bomb.

After abandoning the plan, should this ultimate weapon of destruction be kept or destroyed?

She got two explanations from the stranger, both of which made sense.

The first is the result of not destroying it. Because it is not destroyed, it is exploited by evil people, which then triggers a huge crisis. The story revolves around the dismantling of the doomsday bomb.

The second is the result of destruction, where an incredible group of monsters appears. It is difficult to cause damage with known weapons, but the doomsday bomb is powerful enough to destroy or cause a large-scale attack. But the doomsday bombs have all been destroyed, so the story begins around the making of the doomsday bomb.

After struggling for a long time, Theresa chose to give up thinking, and asked the strangers indirectly about their opinions on this. After collecting a lot of answers, she came to a conclusion.

They would rather the doomsday bomb trigger a new crisis than accept that the powerful weapon they once had has been abandoned when it was needed.

In fact, Theresa herself is inclined to the first approach. After all, she was the one who made the doomsday bomb, and she really doesn't want to leave too much trouble for the world.

But then I thought, she has left so many disasters behind, so she doesn't need a doomsday bomb. At least she made the doomsday bomb, and she knows how to dismantle it and can make up for it. On the contrary, when the doomsday bomb was needed, it had already been destroyed. Isn't it equivalent to her destroying the hope of the world with her own hands?

Based on the briefing that Jasmine had just sent her, she was very glad that she had not destroyed the doomsday bomb.

The Cloud Sea Monster Corps might face a large-scale disaster attack, so wouldn't this doomsday bomb come in handy? Once fired, it would ensure complete annihilation, and it would be clean and pollution-free. The only pity was that the doomsday bomb needed to be charged.

Theresa was eager to try and planned to find an opportunity to sell her doomsday bomb to Blaze. Of course, she couldn't sell it to a stranger because a stranger would really dare to use it.

"Let's settle the matter at hand first."

From Tammy, she learned the location of the tomb of the first president, Nick Itarion, and after handing over the service system of the Age of Gods, she immediately rushed to the destination.

The destination is in the Giant Kingdom Alliance, a place called Paphos City.

This city is unusually prosperous for a reason: it is the place where the first teleportation tower was built, and it is a super-large teleportation tower. As the planner of the teleportation tower network, it is only natural that the first president, Nick Itarion, is buried here.

However, only the old man in [Hermes' Traveling Hat] knows the exact location of the tomb of the first president. Apart from him, there is no other clue to find the coordinates of the tomb.

Fortunately, there were no clues, otherwise the stranger would have smelled the odor and dug up the grave.

Following the detailed address given by Tammy, Theresa successfully found a quiet forest with a stream where the grave was.

The first impression given by [Hermes' Traveling Hat] is that it is a huge thing made of piled up money, but the tomb of the first president is unusually simple, just an old little house and a stone tablet, that's all.

As for the important corpses, it is said that not long after their death, they were burned into ashes and scattered into the river according to their own wishes.

Theresa stood by the stream, and she became more and more convinced that there must be some secret hidden in the first president, because the tombstone of the first president was lying in the stream.

If the stone tablet fell into the creek due to some accident, it would be fine, but this was a special request from the first president. Because it was so weird, Tammy still remembered it even at her old age.

Tammy half-jokingly commented that the first president might have felt that he had let everyone down and decided to punish himself by being torn to pieces.

Theresa laughed it off and walked into the small house first. There were some old objects in it. They were neatly arranged and covered with dust. It was likely that they had not been discovered by strangers.

There was no valuable information in the cabin, and the only clue was the tombstone in the creek.

Theresa was a little skeptical. After all, this was too obvious and did not fit the process of solving a mystery. But after thinking about it, she explained it clearly. The first president was a man of swift action and straightforwardness. If he really wanted to leave something for future generations, it would definitely be to express his ideas directly.

She stepped into the stream and came to the tombstone. Even after being washed by the stream for more than 20 years, the words and patterns on the tombstone showed no signs of blurring.

"This stone tablet?" Theresa's pupils began to move as she analyzed the results of the stone tablet, which surprised her.

This is the floating island ore.

Theresa immediately leaned over to test the water quality. It had a faint sweet smell, which was consistent with the properties of the floating island ore.

"The first president is indeed related to the floating island, so what is involved..." Theresa focused her attention on the stone tablet, backing up the pictures and texts on the tablet while interpreting them.

"One of the four guardians of the sky, no, the king? The fish of the south, the number of doomsday, the sea of ​​the sky, it looks like a treasure map... Oops!"

The content interpreted from the stone tablet made Tres' expression change drastically. The first president was really a straightforward person and directly wrote everything he knew on the stone tablet.

Only those who know the hidden story would know that what is written on it is not a treasure map, but a doomsday warning.

"None of the ore on the floating island can be mined!"

"You can't use [Ares' Howl] either!"

(End of this chapter)