Mystery: At the start, you gain the uniqueness of the thief.

Chapter 158 The Shelter Plan

Before today, Amanisis never believed that the so-called God really existed.

It was only because she lived in an environment where everyone believed in God, and her parents were devout believers in God, that Amanisis outwardly believed in God just like her parents, even if she didn't believe in God in her heart, in order to avoid some trouble.

That's why Amanisis never imagined that one day she would see the legendary angel with her own eyes.

I never expected this angel to have such a wicked sense of humor.

Amanisis harbored suspicions, but showed no outward sign. She smiled gently and cautiously asked, "Lord Rosen, may I ask what brings you here?"

As she asked the question, a series of movie plots flashed through Amanisis's mind, including disaster movies and horror movies.

Aside from a few comedy films, the arrival of angels in most stories is not a good thing. After all, in stories, angels and demons are often opposites, and the presence of angels almost always means that there are demons doing evil.

Although those are just movie stories, now that angels have appeared, it seems that demons must be real too.

Thinking of this, Amanisis felt a tightness in her heart and instinctively felt fear, but at the same time her heart was racing, she also felt a little excitement that was hard to detect.

She has always been a very ambitious person, so she never misses any opportunity in her daily work.

While the appearance of angels may be accompanied by danger, it may also present an opportunity.

Who wouldn't yearn to possess magical powers?

Rosen could naturally see what Amanisis was thinking, and he wasn't surprised. He simply smiled and said, "I've come here this time because of a request."

"A commission?" Amanisis asked curiously.

Rosen looked at her and said slowly, "Your future self entrusts me to take care of your family and friends."

Amanisis paused for a moment upon hearing this, clearly realizing something. She hesitated for a moment, but still asked, "Your Excellency, am I familiar with you in the future?"

"No, not at all." Rosen shook his head frankly and said with a smile, "We're just business partners."

Amanisis was even more puzzled, and at the same time, she was somewhat shocked.

A collaboration? She'll actually be able to collaborate with an angel in the future?

Could it be that she became a powerful exorcist in the future, or went to heaven and became an angel, or that she was actually the reincarnation of some angel?

Amanisis's mind flashed through countless movie plots again, which made her slightly excited. However, she suddenly realized something, and her excited expression froze, turning pale.

Amanisis looked at Rosen and asked with a hint of urgency, "Your Highness Rosen, why would my future self entrust you with this task? Could it be—could it be that something will happen to my parents and friends in the future?"

It's no wonder Amanisis thinks this way, since her life is quite fulfilling now, and there's really no need for her to ask others to help take care of her parents and friends.

Therefore, there must be a reason why she would specifically ask an angel to do this in the future.

Rosen didn't keep anyone in suspense. He looked at Amanisis and said calmly, "The end of the world is coming. In a dozen or so years at most, our current civilization will be destroyed."

Amanisis's expression went completely blank.

If the world were to end in a dozen or so years, what would you do?

Amanisis's choice was to force herself to calm down after a brief mental blank, and then carefully and meticulously ask Rosen for details about the apocalypse.

"I can't tell you the specifics, but I can say that it was a disaster that was beyond human control. In that disaster, human civilization was destroyed. Most people either died directly in the disaster or turned into monsters. A lucky few might have survived, but—"

Rosen shook his head at this point, saying, "You can imagine the terrible circumstances under which these people would plead for help."

born."

Although the awakening of the original Creator directly destroyed the current civilization on Earth, it did not kill everyone. Some people survived and struggled to survive after the apocalypse; otherwise, there would be no human beings in later generations.

However, the civilization that once existed was completely severed under these circumstances.

Amanisis pursed her lips. Her mind was still a mess, but she forced herself to clear her thoughts for this moment and said, "Lord Rosen, but you have a spot on the Ark, don't you?"

In the legend of Noah's Ark, God sent a flood to destroy mankind, and only the animals on Noah's Ark survived.

"We do have a shelter plan," Rosen didn't deny it. He nodded and said, "While it can't stop the destruction of civilization, it can at least shelter some people."

Amanisis breathed a sigh of relief; she knew that since Rosen had said so, her family and friends should be on the asylum list.

Amanisis is not a saint. For her, the destruction of the world is certainly regrettable, but as long as the people she cares about are safe, it is not hopeless.

"Thank you very much, Your Excellency," Amanisis said earnestly.

"This is part of the cooperation. No need to thank me; you should thank your future self." Rosen smiled, and Amanisis's thoughts began to race. With the safety of her family and friends assured, she almost instinctively started thinking about other things: "Lord Rosen, is the apocalypse truly unstoppable?"

"Well—" Rosen blinked and smiled, "Actually, it's not entirely impossible to stop it."

Amanisis froze, her eyes widening instantly. Almost instinctively, she asked, "Then how can we stop the apocalypse from happening?"

Even if Amanisis could accept the destruction of civilization provided her family and friends were safe, who would truly want their current life to be ruined if the apocalypse could be prevented?

Amanisis wasn't stupid; she knew very well that if civilization were truly destroyed, even if she and her family and friends survived, they certainly wouldn't live as comfortably as they did now.

"I don't know." Rosen shook his head. Under Amanisis's disappointed gaze, he calmly said, "We are also exploring this matter. We can only say that there is a very small possibility that we can find a way before the apocalypse comes, but most likely we can't stop anything. Building a shelter is already the best outcome."

Rosen wouldn't make empty promises about this matter. He knew very well that with the Lord of Mysteries, Zhou Mingrui, there wouldn't be much of a problem in establishing a sanctuary, but whether they could prevent the original creator from awakening was another matter entirely.

Amanisis was somewhat disappointed, but not too disappointed. She continued, "Then, is there anything I can do to help with this?"

"We do have some things we need your help with," Rosen said without any pretense. "Do you have experience building and managing large organizations?"

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