The system handed me over to the state.

Next, at the instruction of Allied officials, Commander Walton led Bronya to the Destiny Hangar to meet Siegfried.

On the way, Bronya looked at the Allied forces' supposedly impregnable defenses and became increasingly confused. In the game, for the sake of gameplay, it was inevitable that the large plate would be embarrassing, and it could even become a source of jokes among players, as well as a prelude to the later plot where the character gets "dog-eaten".

But the question is, is this thing really that weak in reality? With so many defenders in the London fortress, the Big Dipper only used a small number of elite troops to wipe out the entire London fortress. Is this really a disgrace to the London fortress defenders?

Even if Allied intelligence agents are prone to making mistakes at crucial moments, they've already been teleported directly to your home. You can swarm them and take them out, right?

But the fact is, the giant disc crashed into the London Fortress and headed straight for the Destiny Hangar. In the end, the Allies had to launch the Paradox Engine ahead of schedule to flip the giant disc over, which could have been dealt with by three Aegis ships.

It was a last resort; otherwise, if the Paradox Engine had assembled more weapons, it might have actually been able to lift the giant tower directly, instead of crashing into it in the end.

So this time, Bronya had an idea: to bring all the components of the Paradox Engine with her at once, and then assemble and strengthen the ship's hull while flying. This seemed like a very good idea.

At this point, Walton, who had been silent all along, began to try to bring up the topic, "You're from China, how did you end up becoming a subject of secret experiments?"

Bronya didn't answer, so Walton changed the subject, "Do you really have a way to solve the Paradox Engine's energy problem?"

"Of course, I can even have you assemble the Paradox Engine while you're flying. Although we won't be able to assemble the entire Paradox Engine, at the very least... we can make her in a better condition than she is now."

Walton frowned. "Are you really just an experimental subject? What you possess... doesn't seem like something that could be easily created in a secret laboratory."

"And...where did you put the things?"

Have you heard of "pocket space"?

Walton was stunned and asked in surprise, "You mean you have a pocket space where you can take things out or put things in at will?"

"Almost... There's a lot you don't know, Commander. I hope you survive the Antarctic campaign, otherwise... good luck."

Walton was slightly puzzled by Bronya's words and didn't quite understand what she meant. In the end, he just dismissed it as Bronya's nonsense.

Bronya, upon re-entering the Hanging House of Fate, once again witnessed the Paradox, now in its nascent form. She showed no surprise, remaining remarkably calm. This presented an opportunity. As Bronya and Walton continued their journey, they secretly deployed several stealthy scanning devices. These devices, controlled by Rabbit, would scan the Paradox under construction, attempting to reconstruct its prototype blueprints.

Furthermore, Bronya also deployed an infiltration robot midway through the process, specifically to infiltrate the Fate Hangar in search of the prototype blueprints for Paradox. What she wanted was not just a simple engine, but the blueprints for Paradox at its peak.

Adhering to the principle of using only the best, Bronya wasn't particularly curious about the paradox of only having an engine.

Several tens of minutes later, Walton led Bronya to a sealed laboratory, where Bronya finally saw the true face of Einstein's student, Siegfried.

The other party was a middle-aged man with gray hair, but still in good health. He stood straight inside the laboratory. To Bronya's surprise, the level of technology inside the laboratory surprised her a little. She saw many holographic projection devices. She didn't expect that the Allied forces' laboratory had already applied this technology. It was a pity that it was not used for military purposes.

“Dr. Siegfried, I have brought someone with me to see you.”

Walton addressed the busy Doctor, and Siegfried looked up, smiled when he saw the Commander, and said, "Commander Walton, it's been a long time!"

"It's been a long time, Doctor. But I need your help today. This lady says she has an engine device that can give the Paradox Engine unlimited energy. We need you to verify it."

After Walton finished speaking, Siegfried was stunned. Bronya also stepped forward and placed the power engine on the table. You see, the power engine is the device in the Shenzhou Project that will power spaceships in the future. This kind of inexhaustible energy is really something that should be used.

Moreover, Shenzhou is not stupid. Using such a thing for a long time is definitely not a good thing. Therefore, Shenzhou is also prepared to fully replace the spacecraft with nuclear fusion engines at critical moments.

"Hiss... What is this...?"

Siegfried froze when he saw the key part of the power engine that Bronya had taken out. He stared intently at the metal sphere that was flashing with purple light. But the next second, Bronya took it away from the Doctor because she suddenly remembered something.

"Don't worry, do you have an energy interface here? This thing is just a core component; it needs supporting components to perform energy conversion."

Siegfried then got a clear look at Bronya's appearance. He was slightly surprised, but seeing that the commander beside him didn't say anything, he acquiesced to the situation. He then pointed to the side and said, "Over there is the energy interface of a hyperspace teleporter. Although it's used for experiments, there are still certain requirements to meet that guy's energy needs."

Bronya nodded, walked to the vicinity of the interface, and stretched out her right hand. Blue construct energy emerged out of thin air and began to rapidly condense and solidify around the interface, transforming into various metal parts. This was also a result of Bronya's progress in the past six months. She could now transform creations formed by construct energy into normal creations.

Metal is metal, plastic is plastic, and cloth is cloth. Although the creations formed by constructing energy are stronger, this finally allows Bronya's creations to be used normally by others, instead of being used only by herself, which is a decent improvement.

However, what seemed like an ordinary scene to Bronya left Siegfried and Walton utterly astonished. In their eyes, Bronya stretched out her hand, and blue energy automatically condensed and solidified in front of her, eventually forming a massive, complex mechanical construct that occupied a corner of the spacious laboratory.

Chapter 269: Libra's Sister

"You...you can...create these substances out of thin air?"

As Bronya finished working on the engine structure, she turned around and came face to face with the two astonished men. Siegfried trembled as he took off his glasses and asked incredulously. Bronya hesitated for a moment, then nodded and said, "That's right, this is my unique ability, and the premise of this creation is that I can understand the structure of this substance."

"If I don't know what the substance is made of, I can't create it out of thin air."

"In other words, if you give me the blueprints of a paradox, and I fully understand them, I can also create a paradox, theoretically, of course."

Why only in theory?

Siegfried was deeply moved and could not calm down for a long time. To create something out of thin air, which was almost equivalent to the authority of a god, was now right in front of him. How could he not be excited? He had always been a staunch believer in science, but now he had witnessed this magical ability to create.

Was this girl sent by God to slap these scientists in the face?

"Because creating these substances requires the energy in my body, the larger the substance created and the higher its mystery, the more energy is consumed."

"If I overestimate my abilities and try to create a substance that surpasses my current limits, then the likely outcome for me will be that I will exhaust all my power and die."

Siegfried frowned. Consuming energy to create matter is, in a sense, a kind of equivalent exchange, but... but it's still too outrageous. If she could understand nuclear fusion, wouldn't she be able to easily create a nuclear bomb or a nuclear fusion engine?

If she could understand the Chronosphere, wouldn't she be able to create a Chronosphere out of thin air?

This ability still sounds very strange no matter how you look at it, and it doesn't seem to fall into the realm of science at all.

"Can your ability be explained scientifically?"

Can God's power be explained by science?

Siegfried was stunned, then shouted, "You say your power is the power of God?"

Bronya nodded. Herrschers are messengers of God, and they perform the function of Honkai. So their abilities are equivalent to the abilities of God. Hmm, that makes sense.

"Yes, although it's not the complete version, it's almost there. Also, you can rest assured that the gods will not interfere with the mortal world without permission. Even if you blow the entire Earth into a wasteland with nuclear bombs, the gods won't bother to come down and do anything about it."

Walton and Siegfried exchanged bewildered glances. They had heard far too many things today that had shattered their three defenses... so for a moment, they truly didn't know what to say...

Finally, it was Bronya who reminded Siegfried to check the power engine's output. Only then did Siegfried snap out of his shock and approach the instrument. He asked Bronya questions about the power engine while exclaiming in amazement.

Unable to contain her curiosity any longer, she joined in. She noticed that it was mostly Siegfried asking Bronya questions about the engine; it didn't seem like the Doctor was verifying anything, but rather that he was learning something new...

Walton stood by and watched. After a while, when the two finished their conversation, Siegfried excitedly left the laboratory with Bronya. Walton could only follow immediately. What were they going to do?

.............

"I have examined your mind... Everything you have said is the truth. You may leave now."

"Yes, Lord Yuri."

After the heretics returned from the Volar Mountains and left the room, Yuri turned his gaze to the other heretics and Rahn beside him and asked, "What do you think?"

One of the heretics spoke up: "She is immune to mind control and possesses extremely strong individual combat capabilities. I think we should quickly find her whereabouts and capture her. Perhaps she can become our... next Libra!"

Yuri nodded and looked at the other heretics. Basically, the heretics all had similar opinions. Finally, Yuri turned his gaze to the most important one, the strongest heretic who had helped him a lot and overcome many difficulties. Totsliv asked, "Totsliv, what do you think about this matter?"

Tortslov remained silent for a long while before speaking in a low voice, "I have one question... What did she mean by her last words? Lord Yuri, what did you do to her in the laboratory?"

"Is this why she showed us the possibility of loyalty after she appeared?"

"If she's willing to sacrifice an army to show her loyalty, why doesn't she kill the Allied and Soviet troops to demonstrate her loyalty?"

One of the heretics expressed his confusion, and Tortliff pondered for a moment, "Perhaps...she intends to use her as an ambush force..."

"According to our intelligence, a large-scale search operation took place inside the London Fortress the day before yesterday. The target of the operation was to find a woman, a Chinese. It is said that even Tanya, the most elite agent of the Allied forces, joined the search operation."

"And now, this mission has been abandoned. Considering what happened before, can we have reason to suspect... that she is in London Fortress, or even has become a member of the Allied forces?"

Tortslev's bold conjecture surprised the heretics present, but Yuri nodded, "Your conjecture is very bold, heretic, it is a possibility... Then I will not hide it from you... that test subject was Libra's sister."

Yuri's words instantly shocked everyone present, even the usually calm and composed Tortliff couldn't help but show a hint of shock.

"Before the Allies and the Soviet Union went to war, I was sent to a secret research institute in the Ural Mountains to conduct research on a special experimental subject. The research ultimately failed, and all the experimental subjects were sealed away. As a precaution, I planted mind control in the hearts of all of them so that they could fight for Epsilon the moment I needed them again."

"And that girl was the closest to success among all the test subjects. Now it seems that she succeeded, and even the mind control I planted worked. But the fact that she left with the Allied forces means that the suggestion was not strong, and she was resisting."

“I will strengthen my control over her mind through the Mind Amplification Network. She will become a hidden pawn we have planted within the Allied forces.”

Yuri's words carried a hint of sneer as he looked at the control panel in front of him, picked up the flag in his hand, and said, "Now... it's time to destroy the Allied forces' last stronghold."

Chapter 270: The Fifth Party

"There's something I don't quite understand: how did you obtain information about the Antarctic Tower?"

While installing the Power Engine into the Paradox Engine's power source, Bronya curiously asked Siegfried beside her, because in her memory, the Allied forces should have captured the main control tower in Cape Town before they successfully learned of the tower's existence.

However, the Allied forces now know of the existence of the giant tower and have even begun preparations for combat against it.

The situation in the nearby hangar was being observed by covertly deployed drones. A large number of Allied vehicles and soldiers were entering the pocket space of the Paradox Engine through a special hyperspace teleportation engine. Even behemoths like the Thor gunships were being crammed into it.

Among them were a large number of packaged buildings and dozens of mobile construction vehicles. The Allies had truly committed all their military forces this time... In addition, the navy, which was rapidly assembling outside the region, was also one of the main combat forces of the Allies.

"A mysterious letter..."

Siegfried turned his head and adjusted his glasses. "We don't know who sent the letter, but it clearly mentions the giant tower in Antarctica, along with a lot of related information, such as the orbital defense system called the Hand of Death, numerous nuclear missile silos, and mind control devices, etc..."

"There's even the Antarctic base, the deployment of defense bases, the number of troops, and most importantly, a key element mentioned: the existence of Libra."

"We searched through our intelligence database but found no information or data related to Libra... We don't even know where she exists or what kind of power she possesses that makes her the last hope to destroy our allies."

Siegfried couldn't comprehend what kind of person could single-handedly destroy the Paradox Engine, possessing such terrifying power to contend with the behemoth that is Paradox.

After hearing this, Bronya frowned slightly, somewhat unable to understand. Someone had revealed Epsilon's background to the Allies in advance, but had not told them about Yuri's special operation to raid the London fortress.

Who could that person be? Why tell the Allies this, and what's the point? Is it to help the Allies win this war?

In other words, if the Allies could obtain such intelligence, does that mean Yuri could also obtain the corresponding intelligence, or even... could it be possible to allow the Soviet troops to land directly from orbit and join the decisive battle in Antarctica?

"Didn't the letter reveal any other information? For example... who it was, or any clues?"

Bronya asked, suddenly realizing a problem. Normally, the plot should develop sequentially, but in this situation, it was obvious that someone in the know had intervened in advance, revealing all sorts of information, technology, and some of the most important things.

Those capable of such acts are generally transmigrators or reincarnated beings; in other words...

The presence of a force or powerful individual independent of the Allied Forces, Epsilon, and the Soviet Union, or even outside of the yet-to-be-established Foehn Wind, suggests that this might be the work of a transmigrator or reincarnated individual, or that the strength they have built reveals this.

It's unlikely... but... if it's not one of those two types of people, who could obtain this information? Keep in mind that Libra is still on the moon and hasn't even landed yet!

Libra has never even appeared before any power, and the source of Libra's information is a question, which is why Bronya has such a guess.

"No... but there is a very strange symbol. Please wait a moment."

Siegfried crawled into the pile of documents next to him and searched carefully for a long time before taking out a letter and handing it to Bronya, saying, "This is the letter. It's the original. You can take a look at it, but remember to return it to me after you're done, since it's confidential."

The reason Siegfried so naturally handed the letter to Bronya was actually a sign of his trust in her. He trusted that Bronya wouldn't steal anything related to it; this was Siegfried's intuition.