As the savior, I only want to play single-player games.

His combat skills are the only skill that is at the maximum level. He can master all kinds of martial arts, swords and spears, and cannons. He only needs one day to learn them, and he spends most of his time traveling and attracting monsters.

However, five days only indicates that there are even more monsters in the Central Holy City, with approximately 100,000 monsters lurking there.

And the process went very smoothly; he had thought he would encounter that humanoid monster.

But in reality, it did not appear.

Is it dead?

Tendou Kagura gazed at the Holy Capital General Headquarters, lost in thought.

That was the central hub of the federal government, and in the past, it could mobilize the energy of the entire federation.

Tendou Kagura rested for a day in the Central Holy Capital to adjust her condition before entering the main headquarters.

The area here is incredibly vast, and the landscaping is quite nice. It doesn't have a strong sense of technology. Although it's also made of concrete, the style is very simple and unpretentious. There are no skyscrapers or luxury cars, and even the roads are paved with bluestone slabs.

But the people walking by are gone; only the trees on both sides of the path have grown lush and tall, blocking out the sky, and now they are almost a primeval forest.

Some squares are adorned with silhouetted statues of great figures. He looked closely and recognized many faces of historical figures who were active in the past and had accomplished many great feats.

Besides that, he saw some dried, almost faded black marks in the corners, which were the monster's blood, and some bone fragments that had not been cleaned up. These were just the details that were exposed, and many more clues were hard to find.

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Actually, the savior just wanted to play single-player: Chapter Thirteen: The Wise Monster

He spent two hours riding his motorcycle around the area, but found nothing else.

No monsters or corpses were found here.

He had originally thought there would be many monsters in the headquarters, so he had already prepared explosives.

When he first entered the General Headquarters, he was targeted by a humanoid monster and could only flee in disarray, being chased and killed in a very sorry state.

But when she came here again and entered the main building, Tendo Kagura felt that the place was very empty, even cold, and the ground was covered with countless layers of fallen leaves.

But it didn't have that sense of terror.

The buildings of the General's residence exude solemnity and quiet dignity, along with an unspoken weight of solemnity.

Tendo Kagura approaches the headquarters building in an inward spiral, like a tourist who happens to be visiting the place.

During this time, he saw the General's Collection Hall, which covered tens of thousands of square meters and was a rectangular building with only one straight road running through it. There were hundreds and thousands of artifacts in the collection, and the walls were covered with two full walls of calligraphy and paintings by famous people. At first, there were relics left by modern celebrities, then antiques from ancient times, and at the very end, there were excavated fossils of ancient creatures. It was as if the past of this planet was condensed in this museum.

The various texts provide detailed accounts of the origins of each item.

This is not a museum, but part of the General Headquarters. It is not usually open to the public. According to the introduction he saw, every year some outstanding students have the opportunity to visit it after graduation, so as to provide fresh blood for the future General Headquarters.

Before civilization was lost, the moment one entered this place was a moment when almost all students had no desires in their entire lives. For a mediocre student like him, born into this world, he wouldn't even dare to dream of such a place.

The museum was very clean and the facilities were extremely complete. There was not a single broken or messy place. Although there were traces of time and the glass cases were covered with a thick layer of dust, they were still largely intact, which was extremely rare in the post-apocalyptic world.

"Is this my final battlefield?"

It took Tendou Kagura a whole day to finally pass through the collection hall and arrive at the last one. He turned around and bowed slightly to the collection hall to express the awe he felt from the collection.

As he reached the end, his mind became much more peaceful. The instinctive impulses caused by killing were greatly reduced, as if he had been baptized.

He continued forward and finally arrived at the administration hall.

But there was no one here; the thousands of government employees who once lived there had vanished. Compared to the museum, however, this place was dilapidated. The pristine white walls were stained with copious amounts of black blood, indicating that a chaotic scene had taken place, and there were traces of monster corpses being dragged away.

As she exited through the back door of the administration hall, Tendou Kagura paused slightly, noticing a wooden house that appeared to have been built not long ago.

He walked forward and came to the door, where he saw that the inside was rough and messy, with many things placed haphazardly.

In the corner, on a hard board bed, there were quilts folded neatly like tofu blocks.

Books and discs were scattered on the ground, and an old television sat on the table.

Children's Picture Books, Literacy Encyclopedias, Human Wisdom...

In addition, there were things like radios and computers, which looked very dirty and messy, a stark contrast to the tidy bed.

Tendou Kagura was stunned for a moment.

A rustling sound came from behind. Dozens of meters away, something was walking towards us, step by step, crunching on fallen leaves.

Tendo Kagura gripped the long sword behind her back with her other hand and turned to look.

A tall, humanoid creature appeared. It had jet-black eyes, was over two meters tall, and had a very robust physique. It was hairless and had grayish-white skin, making it difficult to determine its exact age.

It was wearing a uniform stained with black blood, making it difficult to discern its original form, though it was already tattered.

Kagura Tendou recognized it as the humanoid monster that had forced him to retreat before he even entered the main headquarters, and that had chased him for a whole day.

This humanoid creature also saw Kagura Tendo. It stood motionless, expressionless, and spoke in extremely awkward silence:

I remember you!

Tendou Kagura stared directly at it, his face showing obvious surprise: "You are a monster, yet you possess intelligence; you are learning human language!"

“I’ve learned a lot from that past…civilization.” The humanoid monster was still not proficient in using human language.

What did you learn?

"Human wisdom... the wisdom of continuity, ensuring that it will not be destroyed," it said, its words faltering.

Ironically, human wisdom proved utterly useless at the last moment.

"When did you learn to think?" Tendou Kagura looked at it with a solemn expression.

He had suspected it, but he found it hard to accept. Could it be that the other monsters would do the same?

Having lost their human identity, they have now been reborn.

What about human civilization?

“I am an exception,” it said. “I awoke from the darkness, opened my eyes, and was in a daze. I don’t know how long it took before I understood how to think.”

After a moment of silence, Kagura Tendou asked, "What about your kind?"

"Those things outside? They're not my kind. I am unique." It said in an extremely firm tone, distinguishing itself from the monsters.

“You and I have the same eyes.” It stared at Kagura Tendo as if in a daze.

"Was it you who cleaned up the main residence?" Kagura Tendou asked again. His dark eyes came from a monster, but that didn't mean he was a monster.

It nodded. "It took me a long time; there's just too much stuff here."

Tendo Kagura continued, "Where did you throw them?"

It points in a direction, and if Tiandao Shenle goes there, he can see mountains of bones.

But he didn't go over; he chose to believe the humanoid monster.

This was the first time he had ever seen a real humanoid monster. He had seen humanoid monsters before, but those things were far less human-like in detail than the monster in front of him. Or rather, this guy was the only monster that could be called a metamorphosis.

They began to communicate, and it said many things that surprised Tendou Kagura.

Human civilization has been destroyed for twenty or thirty years, and even Kagura Tendou knows this time.

It revived here, and after it learned to think, it has lingered here ever since.

However, it could not find anyone to communicate with until Tendo Kagura appeared.

"When I first came here, you chased me, and I fled from the Holy Capital to the wilderness," Tendou Kagura said to it. Even now, thinking back on it, he felt extremely frightened, realizing it was a desperate escape.

In the end, he fled from the bustling capital to the desolate wilderness, where he found a glimmer of hope as night fell.

“I wasn’t rational back then, and I would even lose control during the day,” it said. It had never seen a living human before and was curious about Tendo Kagura, so it wanted to hunt him down, but ultimately held back.

After that, its thinking speed increased significantly, it searched for a lot of things, and learned human language.

Tendou Kagura was skeptical, but unable to find any evidence, she could only remain silent.

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Actually, the savior just wanted to play single-player: Chapter Fourteen: Enemy of Civilization

He didn't know how the monster learned human language; perhaps it still retained some human instincts, but its black blood proved that it was not human.

After Kagura Tendo finished asking her question, it was the humanoid monster's turn to ask. It awkwardly replied, "Are you a survivor of that civilization?"

Kagura Tendo shook her head and said frankly, "I come from another world."

"Other...worlds?" It repeated the word, a look of confusion on its face, not understanding its meaning.

"Are there other humans like you? I desperately crave everything from that civilization."

It was very friendly.

Tendou Kagura pondered for a moment, then sighed, "You will never see any humans living here again."

It cannot understand the contradictory statements of the Heavenly Way and the Divine Music.

This is the last city. Kagura Tendou is an outsider, and she is a monster.

"Why have you come here?" it asked again.

"I descended as a savior, that's what it says," Kagura Tendo replied, but he himself didn't take this identity seriously.

Just treat it as a game, and he's the only player.

Tendo Kagura also got used to thinking this way.

"Savior?" It still didn't understand.

Tendou Kagura nodded slowly and said in a low voice, "That's right, my final mission is to live on in glory!"

"The glory of mankind will live on forever!"

He spoke softly, very slowly, but with a firm strength in his voice.

Although the monster did not understand Tendo Kagura's words, it sensed their meaning from the aura he was slowly building.

This human arrived here three years ago, when he was so weak that he was easily defeated.

But now it is so powerful that just standing here makes it feel a sense of danger. It is a warning from its biological instinct. Its subconscious recognizes this danger and regards it as a strong person who is almost comparable to itself.