Rick and Morty: My Grandfather is Rick?

So that's what happened!

No wonder, when we brought him here earlier, he was all timid and submissive the whole way, but he was only on the ground for less than a minute.

This platform has transformed, and you've suddenly become arrogant, like you're on drugs.

It turns out there's a time-travel feature here!

"Morty, the P850 has time reversal set up here, right?"

Morty: "I was wrong... I shouldn't have messed with you bunch of people with almost monstrous intelligence..."

Chapter 058 Kerry is dead?

After the flow reversed again, Morty learned his lesson this time.

Let's start exploring honestly again, without provoking these guys whose intelligence is as high as metaphysics, and focus on discovering what treasures Grandpa has buried here.

Leaving the streets where the match was taking place, and wandering through this city where the details were almost identical to those of the real city, the further Morty went, the more he saw, and naturally, the more doubts arose in his mind.

It's just a board game, why go to so much trouble?

Not to mention that the restaurants have already prepared cooked food and drinks.

In the clothing store's warehouse, there was a pile of unopened clothes, with "made in China" labels, clearly indicating they were export goods from Guangzhou.

What's even more bizarre is that there was trash in the trash cans.

Even the trash in the two bins was different; it was impossible to tell that they were copied and pasted.

This place clearly looks like a city with a large population, but for some reason, Grandpa put it here.

What exactly is he trying to do...?

Morty looked around, his gaze finally settling on the tallest building in the city.

Following the usual clichéd arrangements of various films and television dramas.

Extroverted villains usually like to set up their hideouts in the tallest building in a region, for fear that superheroes won't be able to find them.

Based on his grandfather's series of clichéd setups, Morty deduced that the building probably contained some answers he desperately needed.

We strolled around for two hours.

Morty finally arrived at the entrance of the skyscraper and looked inside the glass door. Where an elevator should have been placed, a teleportation portal had been installed.

Eight on the left and right!

There are sixteen portals in total, and no indicators yet!

"Jesus! Rick, if I manage to revive you in the end, I'll definitely beat you half to death!"

After patiently waiting for the next round, Morty finally managed to enter the building. He discovered that the invisible wall had disappeared, and he could move freely.

Faced with this place without stairs and only sixteen seemingly permanent portals, Morty deduced that there must be traps behind some of the portals, and that some of them would be a complete waste of time. Only portals 1 and 2 were safe.

There might be a way to leave this place, or perhaps a weapon to take down the other Ricks.

Without much hesitation, Morty took out his keychain and retrieved a key to his bedroom.

They threw it in in front of Gate 1.

After a while of silence, Morty finally mustered up the courage to go inside.

Upon entering, Morty discovered he had somehow returned home...

Standing on the lawn outside his two-story house, Morty looked behind him and saw nothing. Clearly, the portal he had just seen was a one-way portal.

"This...this...this is a bit too much of a letdown..."

One second you're in a city that's strange in every way.

The next second, he was standing in front of his own door.

Calm and calm.

There was nothing abrupt about it.

It was as if it were always meant to be this way.

I stood there for about half a minute.

Click...

Just as Morty was hesitating whether to go inside, Beth ran out of the house, her eyes red, and immediately gave Morty a big hug.

However, Morty, who was still unaware of the current situation but sensed that his biological mother was not in a good mood, was afraid that he had been transported to a parallel universe where Morty had died.

So he took a half step back and looked at Beth warily.

"Morty! It's me! I'm your mom!"

What is our grandfather's favorite thing to do?

At this moment, Beth also sensed that something was wrong. She stopped and asked uncertainly, "Um... take you on an adventure? You... are you my Morty?"

"I mean, what he likes to do when he's at home."

"Teasing Jerry, drinking bourbon whiskey, and smoking."

Upon hearing the word "smoking," Morty could immediately confirm that the person in front of him was indeed his biological mother, because of his grandfather's smoking habit.

In the entire city of Rui, there are only a handful of Ricks who smoke.

Most Ricks aren't really interested in this stupid thing of slowly killing their own lungs.

Noticing that Morty breathed a sigh of relief, Beth knew that the Morty in front of her was indeed her son. She stepped forward and gave him an American-style hug.

They then directly steered the conversation towards Grandpa, "Rick, he..."

"Hmm..." Morty responded, nodding slightly, but didn't say anything more, because Grandpa was currently in a Schrödinger's cat-like state of death.

It seems like it's dead, but it also seems like there's a chance to save it.

But for Beth, this answer was practically a death sentence.

The kind that's completely cooled down.

Morty, who had no experience in dealing with such tearful behavior, patiently helped his mother to the living room sofa, comforted her for a few moments, and then headed towards the garage.

Upon entering, Morty was nearly screamed at the sight of Kerry's corpse.

Have I been away for N years or what?

How come I see such a shocking scene as soon as I get back!

Kerry was killed!

Who killed him?

That AI Rick?

Can he do this?

Is this some kind of Terminator storyline?

So Morty went back to the living room and asked what had happened in the garage. When he asked, Morty was completely speechless.

In order to escape from the garage, AI Rick used Beth's darling traits to kill Rick.

Then, something he himself didn't expect...

Grandpa was always wary of him...

After Beth removed AI Rick's core, there was a line of small words laser-engraved on the bottom of that core.

"No matter what this AI is trying to trick you into doing, when you dismantle its core and prepare to implant it into any object, please do not do so, because once it gains a body, it will immediately kill you."

Because of this information that does not exist in the information world, AI Rick's plan went bankrupt and Rick died innocently.

"This is so dramatic..."

Morty, who was quite shocked by the story, after sorting out the logic of the story, just wanted to give AI Rick the title of the dumbest AI of the year.

Let's skip this.

Morty suggested that they should bury Kerry's body and then take his teleportation gun...

Finally remembering the teleportation gun on Kerry's body, Morty strode back into the garage and found it on the cold corpse.

Holding the cold-feeling teleportation gun in his hand, Morty, who had originally intended to try to return to that universe, put the gun down again.

I have already escaped from there.

Could it be that he wanted to immediately go back there and rack his brains to figure out what secrets his grandfather had hidden there?

fart!

The right thing to do is to start by going through his belongings that he left here!

After reading through all the records and analyzing them again, I finally pieced together the clues to find out what secrets my grandfather's city held that were worth exploring.

What if there's no way to revive Grandpa in that city? Then why would I go back?

After all, that city, after a round of adventures, looked exactly like something Grandpa had left him to hide from capture.

Chapter 059 City of Mirrors

Cigar Appreciation

On the Perfect Combustion of Tobacco and the Maximization of Nicotine Utilization

The Niche and Exclusive Guide to Bourbon Whisky Brewing

Grandpa has a lot of books in the garage, but most of them are the kind of books he wants to understand, but he doesn't want to memorize at all.

Morty had flipped through a few of them before.

After discovering that these books truly lived up to their names, he abandoned the plan.

Now that he had to go through everything again, he felt that this was really troublesome.

As for what's stored on the computer?

Regardless of whether AI Rick had tampered with anything beforehand, just considering Grandpa's habits, he never had the habit of storing valuable data in digital form.