Ling Cage: I come from Hisakawa

Chapter 130 Cutting open the head of the primordial body!

Lord Gray!

Upon hearing those four words, Charles felt a chill run down his spine.

He had been deliberately avoiding those four words because he knew that once Morgan decided to make that person the city lord, he would have no chance at all.

Not only did he lack objective opportunities, but he also lost the desire to strive for them subjectively.

Because no one is more qualified to be the Lord of the Lighthouse than Grey, the pioneer, founder, creator, last hero of mankind, and first Lord of the Lighthouse.

Morgan glanced at Charles: "Are you convinced or not?"

Charles slowly lowered his head.

He was convinced.

If his maternal grandfather, Grey, were to become the next city lord, he would indeed have no complaints.

Whether in terms of seniority or ability, his maternal grandfather was clearly superior.

He was no match for his grandfather.

“Charles, don’t blame me for not making you the city lord.”

Seeing that Charles had given in, Morgan softened his tone: "Being the city lord is actually a tough job. It's not as easy as you being the head of the Church of Light and Shadow. Let Lord Gray return to his original position and continue to push the lighthouse forward."

Charles remained silent.

He stood up and walked towards the door.

He didn't get the answer he wanted from Morgan this time, but at least he didn't get the worst answer either.

Indeed, being the head of the association is quite easy.

Not only can they arrange breeding tasks at will, but they are also highly respected and have law enforcement power within the lighthouse, making them second only to the emperor.

He could accept it if his maternal grandfather became the city lord.

He stopped at the doorway.

"I will do my best to assist him in managing the lighthouse."

Charles had his back to Morgan.

After saying that, he left without looking back, taking Morgan's pen with him.

"This child hasn't experienced the bloodshed we've gone through; his perspective is too superficial," Victor sighed softly.

“Only Lord Gray can keep him in check. I can tell that if you let Mark or Jingnan inherit your position, he will definitely cause trouble.”

Morgan shook his head slightly.

He said slowly, "You underestimate Charles. He is actually a good boy. Even if I let Mark or Jingnan inherit the position of city lord, he will still do his best in his position."

"Really?" Victor looked surprised.

Morgan pursed his lips and continued, "We've arrived in the New World of Australia and Asia. The Abyss has been acting strangely. I suspect that woman is nearby, but the radar hasn't captured any images of her."

Victor frowned.

that woman
In a daze, he seemed to meet those cold eyes beneath the messy silver hair again.

He shuddered, a phantom pain shooting through his severed arm.

“We’d better stay far away.” Victor paused. “That woman is more terrifying than the Devouring Beast.”

Many years ago, a woman named Bai Yuekui climbed the lighthouse, single-handedly killed all the hunters, and even dislocated one of their arms.

Even now, he still feels a bit scared.

If Morgan hadn't fired in time, he probably would have lost more than just an arm.

Morgan nodded slightly: "There's one more thing."

"The Kloto system index is more active than usual, and there seem to be signs of recovery."

Victor was stunned.

The Kloto system can predict the future, which is of great significance to lighthouses.

However, when Bai Yuekui climbed the lighthouse to try and extract the consciousness of the old world's super artificial intelligence from the Klotor system, he was interrupted midway, and the Klotor system has been malfunctioning ever since. Morgan paced slowly, his eyes solemn.

"After arriving in the New World of Australia, first Lord Gray returned, then the Abyss Walkers made unusual movements, and then the Kloto System also showed signs of revival. Several major events happened so coincidentally that I had a bad feeling."

Morgan said slowly.

Each of these three major events is worthy of in-depth study, even if taken individually.

However, nothing of the same importance has happened in the past few decades, and now three such events have occurred in quick succession.

"The rain is coming and the wind is blowing all over the building!"

"Strange, where did the professor go?" Bai Yuekui pushed open the laboratory door and found that there was not a soul in the room. Professor Horn, who should usually be in the laboratory, was nowhere to be found.

Bai Yuekui casually pulled up a chair and sat down.

She murmured, "I don't know where my brother is. He's not answering his phone. He's never been like this before. Did he go to see that man?"

Bai Yuekui looked conflicted.

These past two days she has been focusing on investigating her mother's case from back then.

With ASH's full help, she quickly obtained a large amount of information, and even through the United Police Department's channels, she unearthed the detailed notes of the police officer in charge of that case back then.

She has figured out the whole story.

Just as Bai Yuetian told her, it was a crisis that no one had anticipated. Her mother's patient kidnapped her mother and made unreasonable demands on her father that were impossible to meet. In the end, he and her mother died together.

Putting herself in that person's shoes, she wouldn't have been able to save her mother either.

Her mother's life is her life, and so are the lives of other brain science experts in Jiuchuan City. They all have their own relatives and friends, and are not just cold numbers on some statistical document.

Besides, that patient has gone mad.

Even if that person really captured all the neuroscientists and swapped them with that patient, that patient might not let her mother go.

Because that patient wasn't simply trying to kill, but rather to erase the future of neuroscience. Unfortunately, her mother was one of the most outstanding emerging neuroscientists of that time.

To make matters worse, the patient blamed his madness on his mother.

However, reason is one thing.

Although she already understood the ins and outs of the matter, the inertia of her emotions could not be changed overnight.

She still cannot forgive Bai Jingyu.

For a man, failing to protect his wife is wrong, and a grave mistake!

It should be Bai Jingyu who apologized to her and asked for her forgiveness.

"ASH, call the professor."

Bai Yuekui said.

The next second, Professor Horn's voice came from the smart terminal.

"This is Professor Horn's voicemail. Whoever you are, I'm sorry, but I'm currently conducting an important experiment and cannot answer your call at the moment."

"Please leave a message after the 'beep' sound for important messages, and I will reply as soon as possible."

"Di-"

Bai Yuekui couldn't help but wonder.

Where did the professor go? Does he have other laboratories outside? What kind of experiments is he conducting?
"Ah!"

In Bai Jingyu's secret base, Professor Horn sneezed.

Professor Horn stood on an operating platform, the primordial body lying quietly in front of him, seemingly unaware of its impending fate.

Buzzing! Buzzing!

Buzz!
The craniotomy device was moved to the top of the mana's head, slowly moved downwards, and finally fixed near the cutting mark line.

"Start cutting!"

Professor Horn pushes the laser cutter.

(End of this chapter)