Rick and Morty: My Grandfather is Rick?

In my grandfather's words...

The more sophisticated something is, the less reliable it is.

Take a computer as an example. If there is a problem with a small part of it, you have to go through the trouble of checking the problem several times before you can fix it.

It is far less reliable than gear components.

In this respect, it seems strange that Grandpa, who is different from most Ricks, actually managed to create that 'platform'.

Morty flipped through one book after another.

The sun outside the garage was gradually setting.

Beth and Jerry came a few times, trying to get Morty to temporarily put aside his focus on the garage by using excuses such as eating or sleeping.

However, it was of no use.

On this particularly chaotic and complicated day, Morty not only regained his memories, but also learned the truth about the city of Rik from the AI.

To think that the universe I can hardly see is actually just the universe inside the C137 wall.

Outside, there is an endless universe of even more species waiting to be explored, and Morty is a frog who realizes that there is a bigger world outside the well.

He wanted to go out into the world, either by himself or with his grandfather.

As for what C137 will think.

Who the hell cares!

If you want to catch the murderer, then keep trying!

They got halfway through the arrests and then gave up, running off to enjoy their retirement. What business is it of ours?

They insist on locking us up in this cage!

Morty was unaware that his long-held affection for C137 was slowly fading away as the world gradually revealed its true nature to him.

However, this matter is none of his concern now.

Because he actually found a small booklet tucked inside a book!

The booklet had a pure black leather cover. When Morty turned to the first page, he was secretly shocked by what he saw.

He knew Rick was skilled at creating all sorts of high-tech products.

But what's in front of me...

Technology can be used like this?!

Because the name of this technology is Mirror City!

The name isn't the point; the point is its original research and development intention, which is truly astonishing!

To elaborate further.

Comparing the fighting power of two universes across online novels, movies, and games is blatantly dishonest to either side.

Universe A doesn't have cultivation, so its highest combat power is nuclear weapons. Universe B has cultivation, so its highest combat power is Hongjun. What's the point of comparing them?

You can't say that as long as the nuclear bomb is powerful enough, you can kill Hongjun with one nuclear bomb, right?

Therefore, the material and non-material worlds of each universe are inherently completely different.

When someone enters a world with spiritual energy, specifically world A (which lacks spiritual energy), their body and soul will undergo changes.

This makes it virtually impossible for someone who enters world B from world A to kill a powerful figure upon arrival.

That's their world, after all.

You want to start a fight without even understanding the rules?

If you're from a magical world and you go to a world without magic, are you planning to immediately become a warrior and use your staff to knock someone's head off?

And Grandpa's Mirror City...

That's the magic weapon to solve this problem.

He found a rather small universe, destroyed both the material and immaterial aspects of it, threw everything into chaos, and placed an anchor point before the chaos subsided.

So these chaotic energies rushed toward the anchor point.

Next is the platform, which is what protects the anchor point from exploding. Through the energy transfer device, it absorbs all chaotic energy and allows it to be used by the platform according to a predetermined program.

But that wasn't the part that truly shocked Morty.

What's truly astonishing is that, because everything in this universe is in chaos, it is in a state of instability.

This means that the platform that Grandpa created is like a dragon knight riding on a nine-headed dragon, controlling the nine restless heads with nine ropes.

And ultimately, by utilizing the power of the universe itself, it will 'copy' a region of another universe according to the coordinates!

This kind of copying is not ordinary copy and paste.

Instead, he is a person from another universe within the region, and he will appear in two places at the same time!

And the other party is unaware of this!

Upon seeing Morty on the last page, his mouth was parched. He picked up the water on the table, drank it all in one gulp, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and let out a long sigh.

The contents of this booklet are truly terrifying.

Standing in Universe A, one can kill people in Universe B, and even arrange things to look like a suicide.

In a sense, this thing is basically a second-tier artifact compared to Ruicheng's limited central curve.

So Grandpa sent me to these coordinates to tell me that he'd placed a powerful artifact there?

However, this thing probably has nothing to do with resurrection.

Perhaps... the way to resurrection lies within the Mirror City?

After going through the logic of this matter, Morty, who found that this logic best aligned with normal thinking, got up from his chair and picked up his grandfather's small flamethrower.

They burned the booklet directly.

After it was burned to ashes, it was washed away directly with water.

Now that I know this secret, there's absolutely no need to let more people know it.

Having done all this, Morty, who had memorized the coordinates beforehand, was about to return to Mirror City when Beth, wearing pajamas, pushed open the door and walked in.

Her mother, who usually doted on her, was now filled with anger.

She felt that her patience with Morty was an American miracle; she had never been this patient with Sammy.

And you little brat, you actually take this patience for granted?

"Motty, you should go to sleep. Rick is dead. Stop being so stubborn."

Hearing the undisguised anger in Beth's words, Morty wasn't afraid. He had intended to leave, but then his eyes lit up, and he chuckled, "What if the place I'm going to next can resurrect him?"

"Do you want him to die like this forever, or do you choose to take a chance and save his life?"

Chapter 060 The Non-Material World

Inside the City of Mirrors.

To be honest, Beth didn't want to come at all, but she also didn't want her grandfather to really die like that. After going through a complicated emotional journey, she realized that she was not willing to come.

Unable to resist his own son's request, he eventually came here.

Upon arriving here, I was immediately struck by the sight of this city shrouded in endless darkness.

Immediately afterwards, Beth saw several Ricks in the distance, looking at her with strange expressions. Their complicated expressions made her feel that things were not as Morty had said.

"Don't worry, they won't do anything to you." Morty, who had already tricked Beth into coming, smiled, because the excuse he used was completely inconsistent with the actual situation.

It's like an advertisement promising a top-tier 7-day, 8-night Paris trip, but in reality...

Tourists! Ahead lies XXX Village, a place also known as the "Little Paris of the East".

Realizing she had been tricked, Beth's face darkened. She noticed that ever since Morty went on his adventure with her grandfather, he had become increasingly cunning and insincere.

He was once a trustworthy little boy, but now he's become a liar full of lies.

But Beth did not choose to leave. Over the past six months, she had exhausted countless words, but could only watch helplessly as Morty went further and further down this path.

Therefore, she realized that if things were to turn around, she had to get involved herself and guide Morty back to the right path step by step.

High IQ: Put down your job, return to your family, and grow together with your children.

Low IQ: I'm going to forcefully correct your behavior!

With this in mind, Beth, under Morty's arrangement, began a strategy to win over the hearts of the eleven Ricks through their father-daughter relationship.

I don't know if all Ricks are like this, or if it's just that my grandpa likes it this way.

It seems that this mirror city has not restricted Beth's movements.

This amazed Morty, and he could confidently go back to that building again.

Back on the first floor of the building, Morty glanced at the sixteen teleportation portals and couldn't help but complain to his grandfather again.

Why can't we learn from traditional games? Write down all the important things on paper!

Morty has figured out that the first portal leads him home immediately. Now, he'll have to figure out where the remaining fifteen portals lead one by one.

Upon arriving at the second portal, Morty, as usual, first tested the waters.

Morty would never consider the kind of behavior depicted in some silly games and online novels, where someone is determined to plunge headlong into danger despite the risks.

No matter if there are ten thousand beautiful women or ten thousand pounds of banknotes in here, just throw something in first, and you can't go wrong!

The item was thrown in, but no sound came through.

Morty estimated his chances of being eliminated immediately upon landing, so he cautiously took half a step inside, his head passing through the portal.

[An office?]

Seeing that he had walked into a modern, large office, Morty was a little bewildered, but he still walked all the way inside.

The office is divided in two by a large aisle that allows eight people to walk side by side.

When Morty was fully inside.

From the desk cubicle on the left, a bunch of devils with ram's horns emerged, while from the desk cubicle on the right, a bunch of angels with halos appeared.