So I'm a sheep.

"...Will humanity be eliminated?"

"Although this is the world's choice, with the presence of the cult and the intervention of external forces like us, humanity may not necessarily be doomed."

Helen laughed and said, "Can't you see that the 'future world overlord' is being used as research material by humans and is being kept in the base?"

"Too"

The little girl nodded, then asked curiously, "Why has this world suddenly abandoned humanity? Bishop Helen, you are very knowledgeable, have similar situations occurred in other worlds?"

"It's not accurate to say they've been abandoned, after all, the predecessors of mutants are humans."

The Protoss said thoughtfully, "This is the first time I've encountered a situation like this. It's really strange that the world is intervening so proactively and in such a targeted manner."

"Yes, this world is very abnormal."

"..."

"Sasha, there's no need to worry."

Seeing the little girl's serious expression, Xingling couldn't help but laugh.

"No matter how the world changes, what does it have to do with us?"

"If you feel something is wrong, why don't you just withdraw immediately? Our superior race is above this world."

“I am not worried about myself, I am worried about those who are believers of our Lord.”

Sasha sighed: "Since they have offered their faith to our Lord, we angels should protect them in times of crisis."

Helen stared at the little girl in astonishment, her gaze sending chills down Helen's spine.

"Um, Your Excellency, what's wrong?"

“I’ve always felt that you weren’t like an angel, Sasha, but what you just said makes me feel that you are a very pure angel.”

"Haha, I am an angel after all."

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"Senior, I'm back!"

"Oh, did you have fun today?"

"I didn't play much. Bishop Helen and I went to help the church solve some problems."

The little girl told Sophia everything that had happened that day, and the archangel, upon hearing it, indeed showed a worried expression on his face.

"Sigh, I wonder what the world will become in the future."

"Senior, you don't need to worry too much."

The little girl comforted him, saying, "If the situation really becomes irreversible, we will ask our respective legions for help."

"In any case, we angels must protect the devout believers of our Lord in this world."

"Sasha, you're absolutely right!"

Sofia seemed very happy, and she looked the little girl over carefully for a while.

“Laura told me before that Sasha was acting a little strange, but now that I’ve looked at you, I don’t see anything strange about you.”

“Of course I’m not surprised. But Lola might be a bit too tired lately. Senior, why don’t you give her a couple of days off?”

The young girl calmly said, "By the way, I also need to ask you for a few days off, senior."

"Huh? Sasha, you just got a day off today."

“I need to go with Bishop Helen to another base to deal with the remaining mutants. They are becoming increasingly troublesome, and the Order needs our help.”

"Ah, what a valid reason, I can't refuse..."

Volume 1: Chapter 180 The Light of Life

The aberrations were weakened to allow the Mechanic Order to conduct more in-depth research on them.

Sasha's actions were undoubtedly a tremendous help to humanity and the Order.

I thought that doing this kind of 'good deed' would go smoothly and that all the bases would cooperate actively.

However, the little girl underestimated the complexity of human beings.

With less than half of the bases fully cooperating, she was able to deal with the mutants without much effort.

Some base leaders were lukewarm, while a small number of them came up with all sorts of excuses to shirk their responsibilities.

If it weren't for Miss Celestial Spirit's truly remarkable abilities, using both gentle persuasion and force to help Sasha deal with those troublemakers, the little girl would probably still be arguing with some base manager right now.

"Sigh, it's clearly a mutually beneficial thing, so why is it so difficult to implement?"

After dealing with the mutants at the last base, the little girl and Helen went to the city's most famous beach to sunbathe.

Did it ruin my good mood?

The bishop lay under the parasol, lazily sipping watermelon juice.

"Just thinking about it makes me angry!"

Sasha said angrily, "Bishop Helen, why do some of the officials go to such lengths to obstruct us?"

"Don't forget, both the Church of Destiny and the Sea King Society are based in Aran City."

"So what?"

"In the eyes of those base leaders, we probably represent a certain faction within the cult."

Miss Celestial said leisurely, "Those who are close to that faction will naturally give us the green light all the way, those who are neutral will handle things officially, and those who are hostile will of course cause us trouble."

"But we only represent ourselves, and we have nothing to do with any faction!"

"You think that way, but others don't."

Helen said with a smile, "At least I still have some deterrent power in the eyes of the higher-ups of the cult, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to achieve our initial goal, let alone three months, or even three years."

"..."

"So annoying!"

The little girl clutched her head and started rolling around on the sand, crying, "This is so troublesome! This is so troublesome!"

Helen was watching Sasha with a smile when her cell phone, which she had tossed aside, suddenly rang.

Glancing at the number displayed, Protoss answered the call.

"Hey"

"Okay, I'll be back later today. Let's skip the celebration party."

"You're welcome. I didn't do this specifically to help you."

"Oh? You're pretty quick."

"Hmph, that's it then, I'm hanging up."

After the little girl rolled around and came back, Helen said, "Sasha, the base expansion in Alan is complete."

"Wow, that base is pretty big. Why are they expanding it?"

"After all, it has become the world's largest research base for mutant species. Wouldn't it seem petty not to expand it?"

The little girl was stunned for a moment before exclaiming in surprise, "The sage actually succeeded? I thought it was bound to fail!"

"It's not as difficult as you think. Sasha, you just weakened those mutants, and the Sage faction's base leader and some neutrals rushed them to Alan City."

"What about the remaining mutants?"

"Just do what we did before, and do it now."

Miss Celestial shrugged: "Since those troublemakers are so confident, let's just ignore them."

"That makes sense," the little girl nodded seriously.

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"Sasha, Sasha, dinner's ready!"

Sofia ran to the little girl's dormitory and, sure enough, found her playing that handheld game console again.

"Sigh, Sasha's become obsessed with handheld games; she's stopped eating on time and isn't focusing on her work anymore."

'She can't keep playing like this, day and night, all the time. I definitely need to have a serious talk with her this time.'

"Senior, this is a crucial moment. Could you please bring the food in?"

The little girl didn't even look up; she lay on the bed, intently watching her game character hack and slash at the boss.

"Sasha, your senior wants to talk to you. Can you put the handheld console down first?"

"I'm listening, we'll talk as we play."

"Ah, here it comes, here it comes, behold my—Rakshasa Nirvana? Early Ascension to Blissful Netherworld Destruction!"

"Hahaha, uh, why did you steal my handheld console, senior?"

Sofia was so angry that she tried to snatch the handheld console away, but the little girl reacted incredibly quickly and dodged it in an instant.

Put the handheld console down!

"Okay, senior, I'll listen carefully, I'll listen carefully, alright?"

The little girl reluctantly put down the handheld game console and sat up straight on the bed.

“Sasha, you are a promising archangel, why do you have to waste your time staring at this thing?” Sophia said with great distress.

"Developing your own interests is very important!"

The little girl said earnestly, "Senior, don't underestimate this handheld game console. It can help me a lot."

"How can this piece of junk be of any help to you?"

"It gives me a relaxing and enjoyable time, and I feel very satisfied playing all sorts of games on it."

"Sasha, you're wasting your time on frivolous pursuits!"

Sofia said angrily, "Instead of wasting your time on this, you might as well exercise with me."

"Senior, haven't you noticed yet?"