Zongman: Live broadcast of the collapse of iron, shocking the world

The trial continued. The projection rotated again—several straight white roads stretched into the distance, with pink mist and shadows lingering on both sides.

"You invaded the Ring World of Golconda—" the Deerman said.

[In the projection, the massive mechanical lifeform slowly rises, the city background clearly visible. "Spread the Paradox Virus to all colonies..."]

[A gigantic mechanical lifeform focused its eyes on devastating lasers. With a "swish" a flash of light streaked across the skyline, and countless skyscrapers collapsed, sending smoke and dust billowing everywhere!]

[“Silencing the entire world… causing 46 million inorganic beings to become uncontrolled machines, and taking away the ‘Steel Core’ at Golconda’s gravitational equilibrium point…”]

[The judge asked again: "Do you plead guilty?"]

Facing overwhelming evidence and accusations, Kafka remained calm, "Oh? Isn't this the work of the Yepera Brotherhood?"

"But we did take that 'thing' (the star core) with us."

[At this moment, four pairs of scarlet eyes suddenly became like burning coals, fixed on the woman sitting in the chair in the center of the room.]

「This woman...actually——!」

As if touching a sore spot for the judges, the four of them no longer cared about their dignity and began to speak out Kafka's crimes at once.

[“The Trovis System Disappearance Case!”]

[“Luoer-51 Star Core Incident!”]

"The hacking attack on Screwstar, the Pierpoint intrusion, and so on and so forth—46 crimes in total!"

The leading deerman pierced the dim air with a sharp question—

"Do you admit that the above vicious incidents were all committed by the 'Star Core Hunter'?"

Kafka's expression showed no sign of panic. A faint smile played on her lips, and her deep eyes held a calmness that seemed to see through everything.

[Her slender fingers, clasped behind her back, even leisurely tapped the back of the chair—as if counting down!]

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The Warhammer 40k world.

When Guilliman heard the words "Electronic Holy Prison", he immediately became alert!

Is there really an Omnic crisis in the Star Rail universe?!

"Electronic Holy Prison Inupis" "Causes a large number of data demons to flood into reality"...

Hearing these two words, it is not difficult to infer that in the universe where the star is located, there must be some civilizations and races that have fought against the crisis of intelligent machines.

Moreover, I'm afraid it's not just about robots.

Another name for that kind of thing is the Iron Man Rebellion.

Although it is not an organic life form, as long as the opponent needs a body to survive, it can still be dealt with.

But if the crisis of intelligent machines is magnified to the level of inorganic life forms, then it will be troublesome!

Because in this case, both the database of the Grand Sage of the Mechanicus and the various archives and files of the Ministry of the Interior may be invaded.

When the Warp Demons flood into the real world, not to mention that you can be animated by looking at the data version of the information, even if you glance at a manuscript with data written on it, you may be corrupted by the Warp and your mind may be invaded...

Guilliman has always wanted to improve the administrative efficiency of the Empire - for example, in order to carry out expeditions, he was willing to set up a logistics department to bypass the cumbersome procedures and steps of the Ministry of the Interior.

I also know that this can only be a temporary solution, not a cure.

The Interior Ministry's masters of internal affairs have various ability-enhancing implants on their bodies, which greatly improve their processing capabilities - but if all procedures and information searches have to be completed through paper files, there is no way to improve efficiency.

The Empire dares not use electronic databases and AI to improve work efficiency - it is afraid of a recurrence of the Omnic Crisis.

It is also impossible to upgrade every internal affairs official to a super brain like the Primarch... This is unrealistic.

Guilliman was having a headache - was there really no way to improve internal affairs?

In the time and space where the star is located, is there any civilization that has the ability to properly manage data and AI?

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The world of Gundam SEED.

Resource Satellite "Heliopolis", Shuguang School of Social Work.

The light curtain that recently appeared has attracted the attention of the entire colony.

As people who have begun to live in space, they are very curious about the alien civilizations beyond the light curtain and have conducted various research - Kira Yamato is no exception.

"Ringworld... Paradox Virus..."

Kira was a little shocked when he heard such a term.

Has the development of alien civilization reached such a level?

Kira, who has lived in the colony for a long time, knows that the most mature way is to build a cylindrical colony satellite along the central axis.

By rotating the colony along the central axis, gravity can be obtained, and the cylinder can provide a certain construction area.

This is already one of the highest technological masterpieces of mankind today.

However, if an alien civilization builds a ring-shaped colony...then they can build one directly around the star and directly obtain the star's energy, without having to place a group of satellites to obtain solar energy like the colonies built by PLANT.

What surprised Kira even more was the "Paradox Virus".

According to the judge in the light curtain, this thing killed a lot of inorganic life forms, or it might be some kind of robotic civilization.

It sounds like this is just a virus code - but is it really that?

The paradox virus sounds like some kind of concept, not something created by humans through rational intelligence.

Can concepts kill people?

Chapter 175: Yepera Rebellion: Scene 47 (3): Kizaru: These people are disciples, right?

[“As far as I know, these things are more or less related to the Annihilation Gang.”]

Just when everyone thought she was going to be glib, Kafka changed the subject and said, "But, I admit it."

Almost at the same moment, Kafka's red lips parted, and she uttered the name, "But, it seems you've missed one thing..."

[“——The Yepera Rebellion.”]

"The Yepela Rebellion"—these five words, like a sharp scalpel, severed the thread of fate!

[The four of them realized something! Unfortunately, it was too late——]

[Without any warning, a cluster of blazing white light suddenly erupted in the city, engulfing the Inquisition!]

The intense light not only engulfed the trial scene, but also brought with it a roaring wave of flames, like a giant beast bursting out from the depths of hell, devouring the entire city!

[A moment later—the ashes of the explosion drifted away in the night wind.]

On the top floor of a skyscraper, Kafka leaned against the cold metal railing and carelessly untied the remaining shackles on her wrists. The metal chains slid to the ground with a crisp sound.

Her dark purple hair was whipped by the high-altitude air currents, and she squinted her eyes to gaze into the distance—the neighborhood engulfed in flames was billowing with thick smoke, and the flames dyed the night sky a sinister orange.

[Below, the roar of countless engines and guns rose one after another—"Yepera Rebellion", another "crime" of the Star Core Hunters.]

[“Tick—” A faint green fluorescent light suddenly lit up in the shadows behind her, like the pupils of an animal opening in the darkness.]

"You need to stop playing with your prey, Kafka."

[Accompanied by the slight, dull sound of mechanical driving, a huge shadow slowly tears through the darkness.]

[On the massive mecha's body, cyan energy circuits flickered and circulated across the thick armored surface like living creatures. Each breath-like flicker illuminated the swirling dust around it.]

[Kafka chuckles, casually picks up her black suit jacket, and throws it over her shoulders.]

[The moonlight illuminated her usual, slightly playful smile on her lips——]

"Got it. Maybe next time."

[Before he finished speaking, a cold declaration lingered in the air. Far below, several figures froze in the silhouette of the burning city—]

[The silver wolf leaned against the broken wall, its silver hair fluttering in the heat.]

[She lowered her eyes, her fingers deftly fiddling with the cylinder of the revolver, the brass shell flashing a cold light in the firelight.]

A few steps away, Ren silently tightened the front of his straight suit. The firelight shaved the sharp lines of his profile beneath his sunglasses. His movements were meticulous, yet effortless and relaxed—as if he wasn't in a sea of ​​fire, but preparing to enter a dinner party.

[Further away, at the edge of the platform, Sam stood like a mountain.]

The tattered cloak was violently pulled by the strong wind, fluttering like a torn flag. The metal skeleton was illuminated by the flames, reflecting a blazing red light.

[And in a lower, less noticed corner, on a broken railing.]

A pitch-black cat sat on the ruins, leisurely raising its front paws and licking the tips of its paws with its pink tongue.

[In its eyes, the burning apocalypse is reflected calmly.]

[It was as if the firestorm that engulfed Yepela was just an insignificant sideshow that it had foreseen long ago.]

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Wild world.

Ao Guang carefully savored the conversation on the light curtain, and he finally understood.

In these cases, whether Kafka stole or robbed, or destroyed a world...

I am not a good person in those places!

So, Kafka was put on trial this time because she herself fell into the trap!

In other words, no one's ass is clean!

Let you hypocritical people judge me in court!

I will tear off your hypocritical masks one by one!

This is so cool!

I don’t know how many times I’ve thought about doing the same to Heaven!

After all, with his personality, ordinary immortals would not take him seriously. Even if Yuanshi Tianzun came, they would only show him some respect.

How could he be like this now, silently and silently enduring under the tyranny of the Chan Sect?

It’s just because you don’t have enough strength!