Fault Utopia

Chapter 626 All Living Beings
As the internal data of the Third Lesson began to be cleared, all traces of Sun Jack disappeared. Whether it was within the Utopian Federation, the Third Lesson, or even the Poet System, no one knew where Sun Jack's real body was at this moment.

But no matter what happened, it could not stop the further development of the situation. When the cobalt bomb inevitably appeared on the battlefield, the entire earth completely turned into purgatory, destroying all living things, whether human or intelligent AI.

The fierce battle completely destroyed the originally fragile ecology of the entire earth. At this moment, the priest standing in the middle of Statue Street looked up at the sky. It was no longer raining over the metropolis, but it began to snow. The temperature began to drop continuously, and the nuclear winter began.

And as the atmosphere was destroyed, the oxygen content in the air was gradually decreasing. Looking around, everyone had an oxygen mask covering their mouths, and the color of the mask changed with their breathing.

The priest walked indifferently in this destroyed city. After the metropolis was destroyed several times, it would no longer be destroyed, because no matter how many times it was destroyed, it would be rebuilt, but everything has a price.

The entire metropolis has completely changed beyond recognition. Everyone is struggling to survive. The once bright lights have completely disappeared, leaving only deathly silence.

In this situation, faith becomes a necessity and liberation theology has developed unprecedentedly, but this is not what the priests want, nor what God needs.

What God wants is not that everyone needs him, but that no one needs him anymore.

Just as he was lost in thought, a young man walked towards him. It was X. X was still dressed in gorgeous clothes, but his expression looked strange.

The priest looked at X who was walking towards him, and just kept looking at him. Seeing the priest looking at him, X spread his hands helplessly.

"The company has been confiscated, and all resources have been utilized. Since the company is gone, I, as the boss, am naturally no longer needed. I have long told Sun Jack that there is no place for capitalists in his world."

The priest shook his head and walked forward with X. "No, this is not the world he wants either."

X pulled out an e-cigarette from his arms and took a puff. "It doesn't matter now. Let's just survive first. I don't want to die yet. What does Sun Jack say? Can we win?"

The priest shook his head and said, "I don't know. At present, I am only responsible for religious management and comforting the public."

"Tsk, when you see Sun Jack, remember to tell him that the world he created is worse than Metropolis! He is worse at managing it than the Holy Grail."

It seemed that he had finally found someone to talk to, and X poured out all his dissatisfaction to the priest.

"Look at it now. Everyone is only given one meal according to the rationing system! Don't you think that the brown sticky porridge is quickly stuffed into everyone's mouth, just like gasoline poured into a machine? What's the difference between this and the nutritional paste in the past!"

"In the past, the Met didn't make everyone undergo sleep stripping surgery to push everyone's body to the limit, but he actually did it."

"You said that in order to prevent the control of out-of-control AI, we don't have any mechanical prostheses on our bodies, but at this moment, the people of Metropolis have never lived more like a screw in a machine than now."

After listening to X's complaints, the priest slowly spoke again: "Believe me, this is not his original intention. He also wants to survive. We must do everything to survive. Only by surviving can there be hope." However, X became more anxious after hearing this. "Then you win! Have we won by doing this? Do you think that I don't know about the information blockade? Now we are losing ground? Don't forget what Sun Jack promised me when he took my company! He said! If the situation is not right, he will send me to space! Where is the ship? I ask you!"

The priest looked at X in front of him coldly. He did not make any more excuses. It was a matter of life and death for mankind, but the other party still only cared about his own interests.

Seeing that the other party didn't speak, X's expression immediately became slightly ferocious, and he wanted to say something. However, at this moment, a low humming sound suddenly came from the air, and an obviously overloaded hovercraft slanted towards the building next to it.

In the fierce collision, accompanied by flames, half of the hovercraft fell directly from the sky.

Seeing a figure inside, the priest quickly adjusted his body and rushed up at an extremely fast speed, trying to lift up the wreckage of the hovercraft and save the person inside. It was an AA.

But it was obvious that he did not have enough strength, and at this moment, a hand reached out from the side to help the priest. The priest turned his head and saw that it was X.

But at this moment X didn't look at him, but turned his head to look into the distance and shouted: "Hey! Come quickly! Someone come and help!"

Following X's call, other people who were originally rushing around suddenly came over to help.

Soon, with the concerted efforts of everyone, AA inside was finally rescued. However, it seemed that AA's condition was not optimistic. He was covered in blood and his life was in danger.

Faced with this emergency, no one present communicated with each other. Everyone offered help spontaneously and without asking for anything in return, including X.

"Quick! Send him to the medical department! I have life support equipment in my car!" X's luxury hovercraft landed quickly, and two people with medical experience had already jumped onto the hovercraft with AA in their arms. They began to perform CPR, while others at the scene called the police or put out the fire.

No one could explain why they did this, but under the circumstances, everyone spontaneously did what they could.

After this accident came to an end, everyone spontaneously moved aside and went back to their work, while the priest stood aside and looked at X. "Why did you lend out your hovercraft?"

"What? Didn't you see how urgent the situation was? If we don't hurry up, she might die." X looked at him in disbelief.

"If we were still in Metropolis, I believe that you, a Holy Grail man, would not even blink an eye when facing the death of a pariah."

Hearing what the other party said, X seemed very disapproving. "Even now, I don't care about that person's death. Don't think I'm so kind, but now there is little hope. If one more person survives, we will have a better chance of winning."

But the expression on the priest's face was obviously much softer at this moment. "You said that their lives are worse than in the former Metropolis, but I don't think so. I think it is much better now than in the Metropolis. At least when others are in trouble, there are people willing to help, and... for no reward."

(End of this chapter)