I rely on myself

Chapter 642 Origin
A shuttle had just landed and its door opened immediately. A figure walked out of it impatiently. This figure was Galio, and in front of him there appeared a figure to greet him. It was McGillis.

Looking at Galio's unhurried pace, McGillis instantly gave up the welcome words he had prepared long ago, and turned around to follow him.

As the two walked out of the airport side by side, Galio couldn't help but ask, "McGillis, any news about the rats?"

"You mean the Tekkadan, right? Unfortunately, there has been no trace of them since they set sail."

"No way, isn't there a global satellite surveillance network? How could they escape?"

After hearing what McGillis said, Galio was instantly shocked and retorted. McGillis replied calmly, "It is indeed surprising, but this is the fact. I guess the reason is that someone in Gjallarhorn helped cover it up. Otherwise, it is inexplicable."

"Damn it! This is the corruption within Gjallarhorn. I didn't expect it to reach this level."

Galio gritted his teeth. He was already annoyed because there was no trace of the Tekkadan, and he became even more annoyed after hearing this bad news. If there was a person who was confirmed to be a traitor appearing in front of him now, he would subconsciously rush up and punch the person without thinking, just to vent his inner anger.

"We should really show those people what Ain looks like. That's what a good Gjallarhorn soldier looks like... Then again, McGillis, is it true that you have a solution?"

Speaking of Ain, Galio's expression was a little gloomy at first, but then he suddenly became excited and asked McGillis hurriedly. In response, McGillis smiled and replied, "It's true."

As the two walked, they unknowingly came to a remote building. As far as Galio himself was concerned, this should be a research institute, but he didn't know what was being researched.

Led by McGillis, the two entered an elevator.

Following McGillis's operation, the elevator door closed and descended rapidly.

Unexpectedly, the destination floor was obviously at a very deep level, so the map continued to descend for a while but still hadn’t reached it. Galio couldn’t help but ask, “McGillis, where is this?”

Galio could naturally tell that this building should be a research institute, but he couldn't tell what it was researching, so he asked this question.

Hearing this question, McGillis raised a mysterious smile at the corner of his mouth. Instead of answering directly, he asked: "Gallio, do you know the Alaya-vijnana system?"

"Ah? The Alaya-vijnana system, isn't that a machine that those space rats who gave up their human identity for power put on themselves?"

"Do you think so? Although it is understandable, the Alaya-vijnana system, which is now despised like a relic of war, was developed by people in the past to save humanity."

"What did you say?!"

There was no doubt that the amount of information contained in McGillis' words was enormous. Even Galio was stunned for a moment after he understood it.

McGillis was not moved by Galio's huge reaction as if he had expected it. Instead, he looked serious and continued, "It's surprising, right? But it's true. In the past, there was a group of people in the world who united regardless of their origins and economic circles to bring peace to the world.

The result of their research is a groundbreaking human-machine interaction system that can maximize the mobility of MS, namely the Alaya-vijnana system, and 72 MS that can exert this power to the limit..." "Gundam Frame..."

"Yes, that's how everything started. And the saviors who gave up their human identities were the predecessors of Gjallarhorn. How ironic, isn't it?"

As if in response to these words, a self-deprecating smile appeared on McGillis's face, but Galio didn't care about that, because everything he heard now was simply overturning everything he had learned since childhood.

"Wait a minute, McGillis, if that's what you said, then why is Gjallarhorn so opposed to the Alaya-vijnana now, even to the extent of suppressing the transplanted machinery?"

Galio was no fool, he reacted quickly and asked the question, and the answer was very simple, or he had already realized it but did not dare to face it.

"Of course, it's to maintain its own status. After all, although the Alaya-vijnana is very powerful, its success rate has always been low, and it can only be performed on underage children. In order to avoid being threatened by it, Gjallarhorn constantly spreads the message that only healthy human bodies are human beings, and implanting machines into the body is a heresy. The final result is also very obvious, which is the world we have today."

At this point, the two of them came to a door. McGillis simply entered the password, the door opened, and the two walked in.

Galio looked around. Due to the lack of light, he couldn't see clearly, but he could still roughly see the outlines of some huge machines.

"The research on Alaya-vijnana has continued here until recent years, and the final result is this."

As McGillis said this, the surrounding lights suddenly turned on. After a little adjustment, Galio saw a huge Graze.

Although it is obviously not fully completed and lacks forearms and calves, the size and height of the machine are still larger than the average Graze.

Looking at this huge machine, Galio was completely shocked and quickly asked McGillis, "McGillis! This is..."

"This is a machine with complete Alaya-vijnana. With this power, it will surely be able to fulfill Ain's wish."

"........."

Galio remained silent and did not answer, because he was very confused at the moment. On the one hand, he really wanted to help Ain realize his wish of revenge for his superior, but on the other hand, due to the concepts he had been exposed to since childhood, he could not accept Ain undergoing the Alaya Consciousness Surgery.

Two ideas conflicted in his mind, and it took a long time to decide which one was better.

McGillis naturally saw Galio's hesitation and quickly said, "Galio, you and Ein can use this machine to show the origin of Gjallarhorn. I believe that with this, the increasingly corrupt Gjallarhorn will be able to return to the right path!"

"…………"

(End of this chapter)