Fault Utopia

Chapter 189 Companions
"Besides, aren't these all what you taught us? Jack, now that we have weapons, no one can bully us anymore."

Hearing what the kid said, Sun Jack's tone became more serious. "I taught you self-defense! Did I teach you to seize territory? What do you want to do next? Come up with a gang name? Dominate the metropolis?"

Hearing this, the little black girl with afro next to her quietly covered the good boy tattoo on her neck with her hand.

"Why not? This is clearly the optimal solution calculated by AI." The girl with heterochromia had a look of confusion on her face.

Sun Jieke wandered in the drizzle, "Why not? I'll tell you why not! Because people will die! Those who will die are family members!!"

Sun Jieke pointed to the automatic cannon on the wall. "Look at this firepower! Tell me! How many people died fighting for this territory?"

"19."

When Sun Jieke heard this number, he felt as if his heart was suddenly stabbed by a needle.

He stood still and looked at the five oldest people. "Why did you do it when you knew people would die? Why didn't you ask me first through the drone?!"

The girl with heterochromatic eyes immediately said, "Mr. Jack, a few deaths are nothing. We are not afraid of death. No one is afraid of death. We don't understand why those adults' death is so scary."

"19 lives were lost just like that!! Just to grab this piece of shitty territory!! You five! What do you think of your brothers and sisters! Is money more important than life? What on earth did the priest teach you in the first place!!"

Sun Jie Ke pulled the opponent's armor plate directly in front of him and stared at her fiercely. "Answer me! Which is more important, money or life! Money or life!"

When the little girl saw Sun Jieke's murderous eyes, she pouted and finally burst into tears, "We don't want money. We know you owe a lot of money. We just want to help you pay it back."

As the other person's cries echoed in the drizzle, the anger in Sun Jie Ke's heart gradually turned into endless sadness. He hugged the other person tightly and gently stroked the other person's barbed spine.

He should have thought of it earlier that the priest's children could not be assimilated into the metropolis so quickly, but he never expected that this was the reason why they did this.

"It's my fault. I should have paid more attention to you. I failed the priest."

As Sun Jieke comforted her softly, her crying gradually turned into sobbing. At this moment, Sun Jieke finally saw the shadow of a child in her again.

After a while, Sun Jieke lit a cigarette and smoked while looking at the messy situation in front of him. Although the conflict had been resolved, the trouble had to be solved.

At this moment, a crowd of onlookers had already gathered. Seeing a group of cyborgs crying and shouting, some curious gamblers couldn't help but gather around.

"Send them away." Sun Jieke waved his hand irritably.

The kids nearby picked up their guns and fired a few quick shots at the crowd, and the crowd immediately dispersed.

After thinking carefully for a while, he turned around and looked at the faces in front of him. "First of all, this territory must not be taken. You have taken the territory of Eighteenth Street, and they will not let it go. This time they came to me, but next time they may not come to anyone."

Sun Jack understood that as a gang, the strength of Eighteenth Street was terrifying, and the terrifying thing was that they had a strong cash flow.

Although I had offended them before because of the time when Old No. 6 tampered with my memory, they were afraid that they would suffer too much loss if they fought to the death with me, so I didn't take it too seriously.

But if their territory is really occupied, they will definitely fight to the death. In the metropolis, money always comes first, and Sun Jack doesn't think this little friendship can resolve it.

"Then let's kill them all!" As soon as the blond boy finished speaking, he received a death stare from Sun Jack.

"Are your lives so worthless? Remember this! Put your own life first!"

Sun Jie Ke discovered that these children had some kind of influence on them, and their outlooks on life and death were extremely distorted. In their eyes, death was just a joke.

"But, Mr. Jack, if there is no casino street, what will happen to your debt?"

"I will figure out how to pay my debt myself. You don't need to worry about it. Let's go and withdraw first."

"Oh." All the stationed children put away their weapons and prepared to leave.

Sun Jieke thought about it and felt a little unwilling. "By the way, if there is any money on the books of this gambling street, take it all." Favors are favors, but he will not save money for Gangxin, and he will take whatever he can.

In the end, they deducted a total of 521@ from the casino's account.

Sun Jack returned to the orphanage with the money and his people again, but the orphanage was completely different now. Even the mechanical nuns who took care of the children were armed to the teeth.

When he saw the child with mechanical limbs that he and the priest had rescued holding bullets as toys, he knew that he had to keep a close eye on these guys.

If you don't keep an eye on them, a gang of kids will pop up in a moment.

"Jack." Si Ai shook his head towards the door, motioning him to come out.

When Sun Jieke arrived at the church, he saw Si Ai leaning on the bench with her long white legs, smoking an e-cigarette. "How are you going to place them?"

Sun Jack sat aside and sighed, "To be honest, I really don't know."

"Then I'll give you a choice. Recruit them and work with us."

Just as Sun Jie Ke was about to speak, Si Ai put her foot on his leg. "Don't rush to refuse. Wait for me to finish what I have to say. Do you think they will have a better choice? Or what kind of people do you plan to let them become in the future? Become someone like the priest? And then die outside like him?"

Sun Jack thought about it, but found that he could not answer this question. In this metropolis, there was no hope for the future of these children.

Sun Jie Ke no longer cares about himself. He has no regrets no matter what his fate will be, but he does not want these children to have the same fate as him.

At this moment, Sun Jack suddenly understood why so many people joined the Rat Alliance in the past.

They are not fools. Even if they knew the absolute power of the Holy Grail, they would still risk their lives and go all the way.

If there was a visible way to survive in this city, who would have the urge to follow a madman to look for a glimmer of hope?

(End of this chapter)