Fault Utopia

Chapter 478 Trading
"Deal?" Sun Jack looked at the UO in front of him with some surprise on his face. He really didn't expect that the other party, a wandering AI, could actually negotiate a deal with him.

"I don't think a small AI like you can help me with the trouble I'm facing now." Sun Jieke used a retreat to test the other party's attitude.

"Really? Now that you've been forced by others to hide in the radioactive wilderness, don't you really feel that you need new allies now?"

uo said this confidently, and as he spoke, green data streams quickly flashed across the metal prosthetic eyes of the person he controlled.

It was obvious that the other party had already learned some things in advance when he approached Sun Jack this time.

"Yes, I was indeed forced to hide in the wilderness. How are you doing? If you were really living comfortably, why would you come to find me? What? Are you being chased around in cyberspace by Section 3?" Sun Jack directly exposed the other party's situation.

Uo did not deny it, but directly admitted it generously, "Yes, that's why we should stick together for warmth. After all, we have been in jail together, Sun Jack."

"If you have to fart, do it quickly. I'm in a hurry." Sun Jie Ke said impatiently.

"I need to talk to your real body about this matter." UO put forward a condition.

"Will you tell me or not? If you don't, I'll leave." Sun Jie Ke said as he covered his eyes with a white nictitating membrane and prepared to dive into the water.

"One city, I can help you take over a whole new city." UO spoke directly to the purpose.

"It's not a good idea for you to hide in the wilderness. Even a space carrier needs maintenance and repair. In the wilderness, you have to go to places with more radiation to avoid FFP scanning and detection. If you don't have a base, your space carrier won't last long no matter how powerful it is."

When Sun Jie Ke heard this, he immediately stopped diving. His body twitched slightly, and his consciousness overlapped with his original body. "Interesting, keep talking."

"My friends and I can help you build a city so that you have a place to live, but as a condition, we can also avoid being hunted down by Section 3."

"Which city?"

“Himalaya.”

Sun Jack quickly used the system to search and found that the city of Himalaya was located inside Mount Everest. It was a converted underground refuge fortress from the last era. It was somewhat similar to Emora, except that one was underground and the other was in the mountains.

However, when Sun Jack saw the news on Himalaya about those people with metallic hair and special styles with electric arcs, he inexplicably felt that they looked familiar.

Soon Sun Jack remembered that this was the style of X, the boss of the mechanical conservative school. He had used his identity to bully others. It turned out that the city he lived in was the Himalayas.

"What do you want to do?" Sun Jack asked UO again.

"Simple. Now there are already your savages in Himalaya, but there are not enough of them. So send all the savages near you to Himalaya and infiltrate this city with all your strength."

"When the time is right, you can move everyone over there and seize the city with the help of both insiders and outsiders."

"Haha, so I did all the hard work and you just sit back and enjoy the results, right?"

"No, of course we still have our uses. You can leave the network to us. I will also cause some trouble for FFP in advance so that they can't worry about us for the time being."

After Sun Jieke heard the other party's plan, he thought about it carefully and shook his head slowly. "Forget it. Even if we take Himalaya, when the FFP expeditionary force comes, it will be the same as the Metropolis." UO shrugged. "That's why we chose the city of Himalaya. It's a fortress, a real floating fortress, and it also contains hidden equipment from the last era. As long as we take it, it won't be easy for FFP to find it."

"You've considered this so carefully? It seems like you've made complete preparations." Sun Jack looked at UO in front of him, wondering what the big pitfalls were in the other party's plan.

"There's nothing we can do. Look how difficult it is for us to find a place to live."

"Besides you, who else? Saotome?"

"Well, she is here, along with others, with abilities that are not accepted by the general public."

"Saotome? Where does this woman come from?" Sun Jack thought of the woman whose body was made of metal tentacles.

"A hacker, a top hacker, a hacker who can upload consciousness to the network. But what does her current situation mean? Different schools of thought have different opinions on this."

At this point, UO showed a sly smile on his face, "Speaking of which, I have some gossip about Saotome, do you want to hear it?"

"I do not want to hear."

As soon as Sun Jie Ke finished speaking, he received an audio message from UO. He sighed and opened it directly. Then an extremely angry female voice sounded in his ears.

"What did you say?! It turns out that the child in my belly is the offspring of that man and that bitch?"

The voice was indeed Saotome's, but the content of the message was beyond Sun Jieke's expectations. How could these words form a sentence?
Uo also explained: "Do you know why she treated you like that in Prison No. 3? Because you reminded her of the man who betrayed her."

"No, you have a problem here, right? Are you sure it was that man who betrayed her? Never mind, you almost got me into trouble, I don't want to know her gossip, so let me leave it at that, I'll go back and think about it and then give you an answer."

As he spoke, Sun Jack uploaded his consciousness again through the Internet and returned to the tunnel boring machine deep underground.

"What? Where did you go just now?" asked Tapai, whose back was connected to a portable server with data cables plugged in.

"An old friend, he said he has a deal with me." Sun Jack leaned back in his chair and sent the message to the think tank.

Soon, the initial feedback from the think tank came in, UO did not lie to them, the Himalayas was indeed a huge floating fortress.

"So what do you think?" asked Tapai.

Sun Jack looked at the control console in front of him, thought for a while and then said, "The Himalayas are indeed suitable for us at the moment. We need a mobile base, but this is a gamble. I just checked and the Himalayas are not weak. They can use all the defense facilities of the Himalayas to deal with us."

"If we were to storm, many, many people would die."

"But you've always gambled a lot. In your current situation, no matter what you do, many people will die because of you. Even if you do nothing, many people will die because of you." Ta Pai spread his hands, and an emoji popped up on the screen on his face. "(ω)"

(End of this chapter)