Naruto: I'm really not an evil scientist!

Hiruko's simple greeting sent a jolt through White's heart, as if an invisible hand had gripped her soul.

As White stood frozen in place by Hiruko's words, as if time itself had stopped flowing, he was also carefully observing her.

I had only seen her in videos before, but now I was right in front of her. Her outfit was based on the cheongsam, with white as the main color, like snow in winter, pure and elegant.

Paired with intricate and dazzling patterns, it resembles stars in the night sky, shimmering with a mysterious light.

The side slit extends to the waistline, exposing the thighs and subtly revealing the buttocks, exuding a unique charm.

The soft fabric clung to her abdomen, outlining her beautiful curves like the flowing lines of a painter's brush.

The bodice is open at the chest, with a ribbon lightly wrapped around it, inadvertently revealing full, snow-white breasts, like blooming flowers, delicate and beautiful.

Add to that White's ascetic beauty, her long golden hair tied back and cascading down her shoulders like a waterfall, and all these elements combined to create a deadly allure that even Hiruko couldn't help but glance at her.

Hiruko thought 2B's outfit was already quite "colorful," but she never expected that the one who was truly hiding his true colors was White.

Not only her, Hiruko also discovered that the other female YoHAL androids in the YoHAL unit were all highly skilled. Although the color scheme was uniformly black and white, each YoHAL android had made unique changes and DIY modifications to their clothing according to their own image.

Some skirts are cut into irregular shapes, like shooting stars streaking across the night sky; others are embroidered with exquisite patterns, like ancient runes, exuding a mysterious aura.

Is this the difference between reality and games? Hiruko couldn't help but sigh inwardly.

After calmly observing the stylish outfits of the YoRHa unit, Hiruko coughed lightly, as if tolling an ancient bell: "Commander White, don't be nervous, I'm here, I'm not going anywhere."

His voice was full of calming power, like a warm spring breeze, gently brushing over White's heart and calming White's excited emotions.

She inwardly berated herself for being so weak, like a child who had made a mistake, she clutched her chest with her left hand and cried out, "May the glory of mankind endure forever!"

"May the glory of mankind endure forever!" XN, White's voice was like a signal, and the YoRHa troops who came with her, regardless of gender, suppressed their excitement and responded in unison.

Their voices, like a surging tide, echoed in the air, expressing their loyalty and faith in humanity.

Looking at the hopeful faces before him, Hiruko reaffirmed his decision.

He knew he bore a great mission, like a hero who would save the world.

"Commander White, please arrange for the YoYa troops to rest. I have some matters to discuss with you, and I will need your assistance at that time." His voice was serious and solemn.

"Rest assured, human sir, no matter the mission, the YoRHa unit will fight to the death to complete it!" White straightened his back, his eyes revealing determination and resolve, like a loyal guardian protecting his faith.

"Relax, the mission isn't difficult, it just takes a long time. How could I bear to let you die?" Hiruko said with a smile, his smile as warm as the sun.

"Yohar Humanoid A: Did you hear that? Our human lords don't want us to die, is that love? It's absolutely love!" Yohar Humanoid A jumped up excitedly, her eyes sparkling with happiness.

"Yohar Humanoid B: Damn it, I can't stand it! I have to complete the human's mission right now!" Yohar Humanoid B waved his arms and said excitedly.

"Yohar Doll C: Yes, I love you too! Human!" Yohar Doll C said affectionately, as if confessing her love to Hiruko.

"Yukhar D: Don't go crazy yet. I see white smoke coming out of the Commander's head. Is something really wrong? If something really is wrong, then I'll reluctantly become the next Commander." Yohar D said mischievously, which made the people around him burst into laughter.

"Yohar Humanoid E: Who the hell is this?! All you think about is usurping power, why don't you think about how to repay our human masters! Damn it!" Yohar Humanoid E said angrily, waving his fist as if to teach those with bad intentions a lesson.

Hiruko was completely unaware of the inner monologues of the Juhar dwarves. He simply looked at their earnest and focused expressions and thought to himself that they were all good children. He wanted to rescue them from this endless vortex, like a shepherd saving lost lambs.

"Divara, Popola, you should go and rest too. We'll have barbecue for dinner later," Hiruko said gently, his voice as soft as a spring breeze.

"Yes." The twins naturally accepted Hiruko's order. Although they wanted to follow, preparing dinner for the human master was equally important, as if they were guarding a precious treasure.

Watching Hiruko lead White away, and the scattered Yuhar dolls, the twins met each other's eyes.

"Diva: How lewd! I'm sure the human sir peeked at your thighs several times." Diva winked mischievously, a sly smile spreading across her face.

“Popola: I heard from 2B and 9S that this is just some commander’s everyday attire,” Popola said seriously, as if revealing a major secret.

"Divara: If you dare to slit your clothes up to your waist for everyday wear, then what about when you're not wearing them? Would you dare to slit them up to your shoulders?" Divara said exaggeratedly, which made Popola burst into laughter.

"Popola: There are other Yohar androids, and they're all dressed even more extravagantly than 2B. Is this how you revive human civilization?!" Popola frowned, pretending to be angry.

"Devara Popola: How come the YoRHa squad is full of shameless philanderers?! (Angry)" the twins said in unison, their voices echoing through the air like thunder.

Hiruko led White to his room, then with a wave of his right hand, he used chakra to completely isolate the room from the outside world.

What he's about to say is best kept secret from others, as if guarding a precious secret.

Although the other androids had been ordered to rest, just in case, some reconnaissance androids were still able to eavesdrop on conversations. After all, the camp was only so big, and with the androids' capabilities, they could listen from hundreds of meters away, like ears hidden in the dark, constantly monitoring everything.

"Commander White, I won't bother with all that formalities. I know everything about the extinction of humanity, the truth about the Human Council, and the full picture of Project YoRHa." Hiruko's voice was as calm as still water. In his eyes, the topic of the survival of civilization was like a ripple on the surface of water, insignificant.

He looked at White, the serious and earnest commander, who now stood silently in fear and self-reproach, waiting for Hiruko's verdict, like a criminal awaiting trial.

"There's no need to blame yourself or be afraid. I'm not saying this to criticize you. Rather, it's precisely because of these reasons that I'm here. Now, I'll tell you about my origins." Hiruko's voice was gentle yet firm, like a wise man guiding a lost soul.

Once again, Hiruko fully explained his origins and the history of this world to others.

Once or twice was fine, but after saying it too many times, he felt that he was being a bit long-winded. He thought to himself, "Next time, I'll just record the whole thing and play it out for people when needed."

"I see, human, you are from another parallel universe." Curiosity replaced fear and self-reproach. White's blue eyes were fixed on the human from the parallel universe before him, as if trying to uncover more secrets from him.

"Are you a little disappointed? I am not your true creator, but a human from another universe," Hiruko said with a smile, his smile as warm as the sun.

Chapter 340 Benefiting Humanity

"No, a human is a human, regardless of whether you are our creator or not. We are always loyal to humans." The last time he heard such words was from the twins, and now he heard them from White's mouth. Hiruko could only laugh and say, "You only say things that only androids would say."

Can I take that you mean you're willing to pledge allegiance to me even though I'm not your true creator?

Faced with Hiruko's question, White spoke solemnly and sincerely: "Yes, even if you are not our true creator, I will still be loyal to you."

Not only me, but also the YoRHa units, the Human Council, and the androids of the Resistance will be loyal to Master Human.

Although you are not from this universe, after learning our story, you are still willing to cross time and space to come here and try to save us.

Without you, we would have ended up like stray dogs, dying on the streets.

"It is because you have a compassionate heart that you are willing to extend a helping hand to us. Your love for us far surpasses that of the true Creator." White's voice was firm and sincere, echoing in the air like a vow.

White embraced Hiruko's right hand, looking at the person before him with tenderness, as if he were looking at his most precious treasure.

Hiruko felt an unprecedented warmth and softness in his right hand. As soon as he tried to pull his right hand back, he felt a tremendous force holding his hand tightly, as if he were being held by an invisible hand.

“Uh, Commander White, I understand your loyalty, but there’s one more thing I need to confirm with you.”

I just told you why I came here and what I'm going to do.

So, do you androids have any awareness of the possibility of harming other humans?

While the androids' tenderness and affection are intoxicating, once they return to Hiruko's world, they will have to face the hostility from others.

What he is about to do is a level of destruction unprecedented in human history. When his true colors are revealed, the old order of the entire world will be put in opposition.

For androids who take serving humanity as their creed, obeying one person's orders to harm another is undoubtedly an unparalleled torment, as if carving a deep wound into their souls.

“I…” White hesitated, her eyes revealing a hint of hesitation and pain, as if she were waging a fierce struggle deep inside.

Hiruko stretched out his other free hand and pressed it to White's lips: "Don't rush to answer. Love for humanity is the core program that constitutes your personality. For you, there is nothing more painful than hurting humanity."

You can't make decisions for everyone. Go and inform your fellow members of the Human Council, as well as all the YoRHa androids, so everyone knows about this before making a decision.

His voice was gentle yet firm, like a mentor guiding a student to make the right choice.

“I understand. I will tell all of this to every artificial being.” White nodded, his eyes revealing determination and resolve.

"Alright, let's put this matter aside for now. The most important thing now is to end this meaningless war and bring peace to both you and the machine lifeforms." Hiruko wouldn't say anything; you androids are free, this is your war.

He told A2 that he would bear all the loves and hates of the androids.

He had no interest in eliminating mechanical lifeforms; even if they were invaders, that was a problem for humanity in this world to consider.

He asked the people of this world, and they said they had no objections.

Moreover, the war lasted for tens of thousands of years, and both the aliens, the masters of the mechanical lifeforms, and the humans, the creators of the artificial humans, had long since become extinct.

The ongoing war on this planet is nothing more than a giant error made up of countless mistakes. It doesn't even qualify as evil, greed, or ugliness; it's like an absurd joke.

"Commander White, please set up a server in this camp. Also, gather as many humanoids with high computing power as possible. I need to design a program to fix the vulnerabilities in your core program and find a way to separate the mechanical lifeforms from the network cluster to end this war completely."

Hiruko's voice was serious and solemn, as if he were announcing a momentous mission.

After explaining his plan, Hiruko said to White, "Commander White, there is one more thing I need to tell you. That is, the YoRHa unit was created using mechanical life form technology, and the YoRHa unit will eventually be destroyed."

And all those execution missions issued in the past to conceal the fact that humanity is extinct—all the dark events behind the YoRHa unit—please do not tell anyone. Forget these secrets completely.

The YoRHa unit as a whole has suffered too many injustices. The members who are still fighting for humanity are all very good kids, and they deserve a brighter future.

Let those old grudges remain on that wrecked ship of the old era. If you must hate, hate me.

His voice was full of compassion and determination, like that of a father protecting his child.

White released Hiruko's right hand and bowed to him with his left hand on his chest: "Yes, sir."

Her voice was firm and loyal, like that of a soldier obeying orders.

"May your glory endure forever!" Hiruko said with a smile, his smile as warm as the sun.

"Wild version, after being in such a small box for so long, how does it feel to be released now?" White asked curiously, looking at the quantum computer in front of him.

[This machine has no human emotions, no concept of loneliness.] The voice of the Ara version is cold and mechanical, as if it comes from another world.

Under White's command, a giant server was built in the resistance camp in just one day.

After the server was set up, its data was uploaded to the server, and the long-discontinued abandoned version was brought back online at this time.

When it first arrived in this world, it was ordered by Hiruko to collect information about this world. Due to the limitations of the terminal that Hiruko carried, it only used all its functions to record information about the other world, like a historian who silently recorded history.

"White, let me introduce you to this. It's called the Abandoned Version. It's a quantum computer, unlike yours. It's made up of pure code and data. It was given to me by my allies in another world," Hiruko introduced, his voice filled with pride.

"Commander White, it's a pleasure to witness different forms of intelligent life in another world. This is invaluable data." The voice in the desolate version remained cold, but it revealed a kind of curiosity about the unknown.

"Hello." Whether it was because she was seeing the artificial intelligence from another world or because she was thinking about the network mainframe of the mechanical lifeforms, White seemed a little uncomfortable and wary when facing Abandoned Version. Her eyes revealed a hint of vigilance.

"Don't worry, the Wild Version is different from mechanical lifeforms. In the world it comes from, humanity prospered with the help of its kind."

Hiruko's voice calmed White down. She trusted Hiruko's judgment and believed that he would not be wrong, just as she believed that the sun would rise from the east.

“Ara, you’ve been offline for so long, it’s time to get back to work,” Hiruko said with a smile.

"No, this machine is not offline; it's just that its equipment is underpowered," Huangban corrected, his voice still cold and mechanical.

"White, get the Yuhar androids involved in this operation ready. We're about to begin," Hiruko said solemnly, his eyes revealing determination and resolve.

"The YoRHa unit is already on standby, awaiting only the orders of our human lord." White straightened his back, his eyes revealing determination and loyalty, like a warrior ready to rush to the battlefield at any moment.

Listening to his two subordinates' remarks, Hiruko nodded and sat down in a chair. In front of him was a control panel composed of holographic images. Centered on him, all the O-type androids of the YoRHa unit were in position, waiting in their places.

"Alright, let's begin." With Hiruko's command, the tranquil atmosphere in the laboratory was instantly shattered. Waves of data, like a raging torrent, began to flash across the huge screen, the flickering light seeming like a key to unlocking an unknown world.