I changed the timeline with the game.

Chapter 1139 The Subversion Plan of the Sun and Moon
Su Wen had no idea what the men on the other side of the barbed wire were thinking.

Little did he know that he had saved a man who was about to be corrupted by the Black Tide and dragged to another boundary:

Humans can defeat these monsters.

at the same time,

A faint purple mark flashed across the man's body.

However, because it appeared so quickly, even with [Appraisal Vision] activated, Su Wen couldn't capture it clearly. Therefore, he calmly asked the most crucial question:

"How long has it been since you encountered the extraordinary crisis?"

"Three hours."

The man spoke in a trembling voice.

He recalled his former teammates turning into a group of writhing, twisted beings.

Even as the monsters approached, their joints bent at abnormal angles, like marionettes controlled by invisible threads.

The monster at the front dragged half of its intestines, with blackened blood scabs sticking to the intestinal walls, and its face—the face that originally belonged to the subway repairman—was now grinning, revealing a mouthful of serrated teeth.

Those terrifying memories
"They turned into monsters, and I don't know why they all crawled into the subway station."

But regarding what he said,
The lead mechanic simply unzipped his tactical vest, revealing the menacing mechanical modification interface on his chest.

He flexed his titanium alloy knuckles, making them hum like a steam whistle, then directly touched the pile of products contaminated by the Kuroshio tide with the analysis module, coldly stating while monitoring the mixed components of the Kuroshio tide:
"It's not that they've crawled into the subway station, but that the subway station has become part of the Kuroshio border."

When you meet us,

This must be the last bit of good fortune you have left, despite your misfortune.

Upon hearing his words, the short-haired woman, who had just assembled a rifle from her backpack, simply gave a cold laugh:
"Whether we can get out of here alive is another matter, so don't give others false hope."

But compared to the rather uninformative conversation they offered,

Su Wen, however, keenly sensed that Xiao Qianhui was clutching her fingers tightly, the tips of which were even slightly indented. So he directly asked the girl through the private channel of the Dawn Communication System:

"Still scared?"

"Do not,

"It's that monster."

At that moment, the girl saw that what was crawling on the surface of those monsters were not maggots, but countless miniature human faces.

She seemed to hear many voices saying:

"Evolution... needs more..."

instantly,

Her awakened medium imprint suddenly became hot, and some kind of invisible tendrils were climbing up the ground.

"They are absorbing fear, death, and something else."

Chie's pupils shimmered with a deep blue.

This is the [Soul Resonance] state unique to the psychic lineage, and it is also the first time she has passively used another ability after awakening and sublimating her lineage:
[Extraordinary Trait - Medium - Realm Beyond My Observation (Tier 1)]

"Pain, fear, rage... all negative emotions are their nourishment."

At that moment, as if sensing their arrival, all the emergency lights on the subway station roof suddenly shattered.

A sticky, flowing sound came from the darkness, but Su Wen simply raised the lamp in his hand without any fear.

"The resurrected civilization hidden behind Tokyo will issue a 'sinking declaration' a week before the disaster strikes."
It's highly likely that this was also for the sake of this ceremony.

He didn't hide this from Caroline when he said it, after all, she had even dug out the core code of these abominations.

So Miss Hacker wasn't too surprised:

"From this perspective,
Those who were dragged into "Deep Tokyo" by the Weavers may not just be test subjects; they are also providers of catastrophic emotions.

Our liberation of these people has most likely disrupted their plans.
Interesting. There is indeed a portion of unordered data here that I cannot analyze in detail; that must be similar data.

"So they had no choice but to speed up their pace."

Su Wen looked at the few bewildered subway maintenance workers in front of him:

"Before Deep Tokyo is fully exposed"
They need to carve out a large enough area for the harvest. "Meiji Shrine?"
Or the entire Tokyo subway area?

Miss Hacker listed all the currently known data, and even some areas that have already been identified as the next target.

But the handsome scholar simply shook his head:

No, just as they expected.

That number,

It's everyone who knows this information, even those who perceive it the same way as Natsume Chie.

"It seems that Tokyo's early evacuation is exactly what they planned. Tsk tsk tsk, what a blatant conspiracy."

If everyone here leaves, this area will naturally sink and become the new "border".

So what do you want to do?
"We can't exactly tell the Tokyo Metropolitan Government to cancel the emergency evacuation order, can we? Those idiots have probably held countless meetings just to issue that order."

Hearing Caroline's pleasantly sarcastic voice, Su Wen didn't hesitate at all:

"If it weren't for the crisis, perhaps no one would have wanted to leave their hometown."

Therefore,
Their brief departure was actually just a prelude to their return.

At this moment, he seemed to be thinking of the old coastal town that had been destroyed, which was also his hometown where he had grown up.

So even if only he and a few elderly people still live there, Su Wen still considers that place his hometown.

Just like grandfather,
He did not leave that old house before he passed away.

It is a very sad idea that humans are actually unable to travel too far from home most of the time.

But at certain times, it has been called resilience.

Now that Su Wen thought about this matter, he seemed to finally understand that feeling.

So when the short-haired woman gave a somewhat disheartened reply, this teacher, who had always been very calm in Natsume Chie's eyes, seemed to finally show some emotional fluctuation:
"Humans are weak, especially when faced with an insurmountable disaster; we are no different from insects."

However, this comparison is not absolute.

At a certain point in time.

Even gods must fear insects!

Caroline could tell he was serious.

Although she can be quirky at times, she doesn't have Su Wen's boundless creativity.

"how do you want to do it?"

“Creating a city is quite easy for the abominations of the gods, so we can use that to completely exhaust their power.”

Su Wen did not hesitate for a moment:
"If Tokyo is destined to sink..."

Even if it doesn't sink, it will be torn apart by the extraordinary war, just like Saint Hugh Ifar.

So, I might as well use real-world Tokyo as a battlefield and sink into the Black Tide, while simultaneously locking down those garbage resurrectors hiding behind Tokyo.

And what we ultimately want to get is:

A tangible representation of the real, deep Tokyo.

In an instant, countless system notifications began to appear before his eyes:
Congratulations, esteemed scholar!

You have found a future path that no one anticipated.

[You have created a brand new A-rank destiny mission: Black Tide and Daylight, the Subversion of Sun and Moon]

This task carries no penalty; it is merely one of the tangible recognitions of your ability to defy the possibilities of fate.

[Mission Description: In the crucial moment of 'Tokyo Sinks,' you shifted from directly confronting the divine abominations to utilizing the entire 'Sinking Ritual.']

Therefore, your task completion determination still has only one criterion:

'Save Tokyo!'

(End of this chapter)