Collapse Iron: I just transmigrated! You want me to save the Black Tower?!

Black Tower watched the images calmly, but the more he watched, the more unsettled he became.

She saw a conversation between "herself" and Jiang Jiu on the eve of the war.

Jiang Jiu leaned against the railing and asked with a smile.

"If I told you right now that you needed to order the entire coalition forces to evacuate immediately from the vicinity of five star systems, what would you do?"

"Then let's be more decisive."

"For example?"

"For example... now, all allied forces must immediately evacuate and are not allowed to approach the war zone within the five star systems centered on Onfaros."

"You think you'll do it just because I say so?"

"Aren't we friends?"

The strange feeling intensified.

It's strange, why say all this right before the war starts? Do they think there's no chance of winning?

But it should have succeeded, right?

If it hadn't worked out, they'd probably still be struggling with these issues.

Who would think about failure before even trying?

Then......

Black Tower watched helplessly as Jiang Jiu appeared on the main battlefield shortly after the battle began, having made such good promises beforehand. It was only a short time after the start of the battle that Black Tower realized the Allied warships could not suppress Iron Tomb.

Very good, this was prepared in advance.

If the initiative is lost on the main battlefield, Jiang Jiu will be the last line of defense.

She watched helplessly as Jiang Jiu used herself as a coordinate to direct all combat targets to fire at full force.

He watched as he barely dodged it, but the Iron Tomb was not completely suppressed.

She saw Jiang Jiu take over the communication channel of the Anti-Iron Tomb Galactic Alliance after blocking a terrifying area attack.

The words spoken jokingly before the battle have now come true.

He single-handedly blocked the Iron Tomb, buying some time for those around him before choosing to... use himself as his last chance.

Active integration, self-denial, the four star gods intervene...

At this moment, Hei Ta suddenly understood why Jiang Jiu had said he was afraid of ruining the simulated universe.

With so many Star Gods... it's no wonder they're useless.

After everything settled down, she questioned herself relentlessly, searching again and again, eventually turning the problem into a research topic.

Defining nothingness... that's certainly a question she could come up with.

Perhaps given enough time, she could really do it, but... that has nothing to do with her now, because Jiang Jiu is still alive in her life.

Later on, for some reason, her focus shifted a bit.

The abundance of resources, the celestial boats, the breeding, and the sheer volume of information are all immense.

She subconsciously focused on other things.

"Black Tower, do you think this is our first time meeting?"

"My intuition tells me no, you know me, but I don't remember you."

That's such a pity.

She vaguely remembered that Jiang Jiu had asked her the same question when they first met.

...That's strange, did you ask?

"Few people can handle this weapon, but you're perfect for it. Here you go."

"You gave it to me."

"I don't remember ever giving it to you."

...It was that sword, Lonely Star.

"The matter is resolved. Although the process was quite interesting, I didn't see any of the interesting things you mentioned."

In the scene, Jiang Jiu thought for a moment and pointed to himself.

Does this count?

"Would the coronation of a dual-commander be of interest to you?"

"Hmm... I'll have to do it reluctantly."

......

"Are you sure you want to take me with you? What if it's a trap? I might not be able to save you."

"I don't need you to save me, I just feel much more at ease with you here."

She heard herself ask the same question she was asking now.

"why?"

"Because in this timeline, you are the only one who hasn't yet stood on the opposite side from me."

"Does this reason count...?"

......

What a desperate situation, this trend is just too...

Desperate.

"I know your purpose. With the world in this state, are you still going to try to save it?"

"Black Tower, do you think it's possible? My goal is to reverse the end, and my target is to save the world."

"And you... are you one of them too?"

"Save me? Fine, that's pointless."

"You're laughing even though it's meaningless."

"Is it any of your business?"

......

After realizing that the world was completely beyond saving, Hei Ta said directly to Jiang Jiu.

"Next time, just come to me directly. With my help, things won't come to this again."

"Are you so sure you'll believe me?"

"Of course, I am the Black Tower."

She actually believed it.

I believed many things unconditionally, without even verifying them in detail; I just believed them.

It's so weird.

Is this something she would do?

Yes, she can do it.

But something just feels off...

"Based on this memory, the situation we're facing is indeed somewhat tricky," Screw Gum pondered. "Question, Black Tower, do you think the Immortal Ship will give up?"

Screw Gum did not receive a reply from Black Tower.

He repeated, somewhat puzzled, "Black Tower?"

Black Tower was stunned for a moment, then came to his senses.

She was slightly shocked to realize that she had just been lost in those messy, somewhat irrelevant fragments of memory.

"Ok?"

She responded with a sound that seemed normal, but her gaze drifted unconsciously toward the screen.

"I was analyzing these memories, I got a little engrossed, what did you just say?"

She made up an excuse on the spot; her pride as a genius made her unwilling to admit that her earlier lapse in composure was due to those inexplicable thoughts.

Screw Gum didn't delve into it, nodded, and continued with the previous question.

"Black Tower, based on this memory, the current situation is indeed troublesome. Question: After seeing such a clear warning about the 'future,' what do you think is the probability that the Immortal Ship Alliance will abandon its related research?"

Black Tower crossed her arms again, her gaze regaining its usual arrogance. She looked at the now-dim screen and briefly recalled the scenes of the rampaging insect swarm.

"Probability?"

She chuckled, her tone carrying a hint of mockery.

"Approaching zero".

Chapter 116 Why did you save me?

"Why?" the Black Swan, having witnessed the entire event, couldn't help but ask, "If they had seen these consequences..."

Shouldn't we feel some... fear?

"Because the 'price' has not yet truly arrived."

Black Tower interrupted her, giving a calm reply.

"The disasters we remember are things that 'have already happened,' they are the 'results.'"

"But for the Immortal Ship Alliance at this moment, it was just a prophecy from the mouth of a Great Lord of Annihilation. Whatever he witnessed, it was an image that was hard to distinguish between true and false and of unknown origin."

The obsession of killing the bountiful has been etched into their very blood.

They had fought the bountiful monsters for so many years, and now, an opportunity lay before them that could free them from the curse, even give them control over reproduction, and allow them to kill the Star God of Bounty...

The mere mention of "potential future disasters" is not enough to make them give up.

Especially when this warning comes from... someone they see as an enemy.