Ling Cage: I come from Hisakawa

Chapter 222 Carrie: Charles, you go and pilot the Abyss!
“Charles, that person said you might be able to control the Abyss.”

Carrie stood before Charles, her expression solemn.

Charles's head was wrapped in bandages, with special attention paid to his left ear, where he had been shot.

The bandage was covered in bright red blood.

Charles's pained expression faltered slightly.

I?
Those who stand on the edge of the abyss?
“Dr. Carrie, so far, has there even been a single successful case of someone successfully controlling the Abyss?” Charles found it absurd and ridiculous.

What does someone on the ground know about those who stand on the edge of the abyss?
As the leader of the law firm, no one knew better than him how many people the Abyss Project had killed.

He had witnessed experiments fail.

Once the commoners entered the Abyss Warrior Armor, they couldn't move a single finger, just like an orange that had been crushed, its juice splattering everywhere.

The dusty people responsible for cleaning the ceiling even developed back problems as a result.

Carrie is trying to harm me?
Charles felt a strong sense of crisis.

The old man on the lighthouse boasted that he had followed his father for a long time and that no one took me seriously. Now that his father had just passed away, he wanted to use me as a testament to his loyalty.
Then, Charles felt another surge of anger.

Can I control the Abyss?
Could it be that in this crazy woman's eyes I'm so stupid as to believe such a thing?

"Dr. Carrie, you believe what the people on Earth say?" Van Lu's face was icy. "She forced Lord Morgan to travel far away, didn't you know that?"

Fanlu glared fiercely at Carrie.

She could hardly believe that Carrie would come to persuade Charles to experiment on the Abyss.

How dare you?

The head of the association is not some lowly consumable!

Dr. Carrie frowned and said in a deep voice, "As far as I know, Lord Morgan went on this journey voluntarily."

Although she didn't try to persuade Morgan, she knew that Mark and Jingnan had.

During the long journey, it was Morgan who took the initiative to ask Victor to activate the elevator platform, which quelled the public riot.

“Shut up!” Charles snapped.

He gritted his teeth and said, "If he weren't a native of the earth, would Lord Morgan have suddenly gone on this long journey?"

Carrie pursed her lips.

She couldn't deny that this was indeed the main reason.

But Morgan should have gone far away in the first place.

At such an advanced age, constantly consuming hard-won medical resources, let alone ordinary people, even other upper-class people should be sent on a long journey.

Elon's long journey is already on the agenda.

Elon is clearly in better physical condition than Morgan, and he can also pass on valuable experience to the new hunters.
“I don’t care whether that ground person really said that or not, I will not attempt to become an Abyss Walker regardless,” Charles said, enduring the pain in his ears.

The intense emotional activity accelerated his blood circulation, and the bloodstains on the bandages became noticeably larger.

“She has no reason to lie to you,” Carrie frowned.

"She was the first pilot of the Abyss."

Charles was stunned.

Carrie continued, "Back then, she was the one who brought the Abyss to the Lighthouse. Later, Lord Gray had a conflict with her, and the Hunters at that time paid a price of almost total annihilation before finally driving her off the Lighthouse."

"As the pilot of the Abyss, her words are credible."

"She must have discovered something in you that allows you to control those who are near the abyss, which is why she suggested you give it a try."

“My special trait.” Charles’s eyes gleamed.

He possessed a secret known only to him and Morgan, a secret that set him apart and made him firmly believe in the existence of the Lord of Light and Shadow.

Carrie looked at Charles hopefully.

She pressed her advantage, saying, "Charles, if she wanted to kill you, she wouldn't need to use the Abyss to bewitch you. She wiped out the Wilderness Hunters with her bare hands back then. Your law firm can't protect you at all."

“You should seriously consider her words; you might actually have the potential to control the Abyss.” “Dr. Carrie, what nonsense are you spouting?” Fan Lu couldn’t stand it anymore.

She shouted, "Who could wipe out the Hunters with their bare hands? Is she Superman? Even if you're making up a lie, you should at least make it believable!"

"Get out!"

Her tone was extremely sharp, showing no mercy to Carrie.

Carrie's face darkened.

Throughout the entire law firm, from Charles to the clergy, not a single person was polite.

She and Charles are on the same level!
If you put the position of a Lightbearer in her laboratory, it would just be an assistant position.

She frowned and said, "What business is it of yours if I'm talking to Charles? Did you interrupt your leader's conversation with the others, Bishop of Light and Shadow?"

"You" felt a surge of energy and blood rush to your head.

Charles raised his hand.

Fanlu snorted, lowered his head, and swallowed the words that were about to come out.

“Dr. Carrie, even if what you say is true, I cannot try to become an Abyss Walker just because of a person’s words on the ground.”

Charles took a deep breath.

The cold air entered his lungs, slightly numbing his pain receptors.

“I need evidence,” Charles said calmly.

"If you can prove that the Abyss is not locked up, but can actually be controlled, the problem lies with the driver, not the Abyss itself."

"I might consider your suggestion."

"In the experiments with the Abyss, every test subject turns into blood shortly after entering the Abyss, while the Abyss itself hasn't moved a single finger in decades."

"I believe Dr. Carrie understands my concerns."

Carrie and Charles met eyes, and Carrie saw the calmness in Charles's eyes.

She sighed softly, "I understand."

After saying that, she turned and walked out of the law firm without any hesitation.

"Your Excellency, if Dr. Carrie proves that the problem lies with the pilot, are you really going to try piloting the Abyss?" Van Lu couldn't help but ask, her beautiful eyes revealing her concern for Charles.

Charles shook his head.

He replied, "Carrie needs to prove this first before I'll even consider piloting the Abyss. If she can't even prove that, I won't even consider it."

The Abyss is too aggressive towards the pilot. If the pilot dies as soon as he enters because the Abyss has locked him, then what is the point of him trying?
Even if you're courting death, you shouldn't do it like this.

Charles looked up at the huge sculpture behind him.

"Light gives birth to all living beings."

The Klotor system floated quietly in the nutrient dish. The tentacles on the giant brain still emitted a fluorescent glow, but it was not as strong as before, and the amplitude of the shaking was also smaller, making it look like it was dozing off.

The ground was covered with a dense network of cables, resembling a swarm of venomous snakes.

The mainframe of the Kloto system was connected to the server brought by Bai Yuekui through these snake-like cables, building a bridge that could accommodate super artificial intelligence.

"Let's begin." Bai Yuekui stared intently at the Cloto System.

She was a little nervous.

After the time portal opened, the family members were reunited.

Although she accepted it calmly, she understood that the other side of the time tunnel was not her own world. Her family, who had been lost and found, could accept her "changes," but they could not truly understand her.

And now, she will welcome a family member who is truly impeccable in every way.

ASH, which had been dormant in the Krotto system for decades.

(End of this chapter)