Four-Armed Divine Emperor

To some extent, this might be a space specially designed for him, so that he can lower his bottom line and throw off the moral shackles in the first novice copy where he can start over, so as to avoid being unable to make a wrong move in the future when there is no chance to start over?

According to the space, it has served two hosts before, but they did not live long before they died unexpectedly, and its power has become weaker. Now it is basically a plug-in that provides El with the ability to travel through time and space, and it can no longer play any other role.

Resident Evil 2 itself is a broken world.

The only "resources" that can be exchanged for El are really those few plot characters.

Not even the tyrant that Al imagined.

And which characters you can exchange for doesn't mean you can choose just by having a connection with El.

Due to the fragmented nature of Resident Evil 2, it is difficult for Space to analyze it, so it can only provide the exchange ability for the characters who have the "deepest connection" with El.

As for Al's promise, that's his business.

Space does offer a solution:

and so on.

When he encounters other biochemical worlds in the future, he can use the rule data of other worlds to complete the recorded Biochemical 2, and then he can fulfill his promise to save the remaining Leon and others.

In the space, Al is currently the only bound host. He may not have absolute control over the space, but he has an absolute advantage over the natives of the original world who were exchanged by him and upgraded from the "lower realm" to the transcendent realm.

But Al didn't want to get himself a group of slaves.

He has a pretty good personality in this regard. He lets himself live and be comfortable, and he also lets others live and be comfortable.

Moreover, Al believed that before he obtained the power to completely control others without affecting their original minds, he did not have such a strong ability to play with people's hearts and minds, and could not enslave and manipulate these real beings who were essentially equal to him and had no superiority or inferiority. In fact, if it were not for the psychic power and physical enhancement, after coming to "reality", whether it was physical combat or playing tricks, King Ada alone might be able to easily kill several of him.

To die for him.

Then just be gentle...even though Al has already been brutal.

So he thought about it and decided to create a "travel team" in the "space" just as he remembered.

He gives reality to those characters in the fantasy world who are "saved" by him, and gives them a kind of "limited freedom" to make them willing to cooperate with him, serve him, and willingly provide him with assistance in the process of traveling through the world and completing tasks.

First of all.

Members of the team.

These were the two women who had been violated by Al not long ago, perhaps just half an hour ago, and one of them had been violently stabbed in the anus.

Because I learned the lesson that it took a lot of time just to explain and respond to questions.

Al redemption is one by one.

He planned to first persuade one person to accept the news that he himself could not digest for the time being, and then replace him with another woman and persuade the latter together.

As for the first person, Al chose the most difficult one to deal with. That is, the first one he targeted, the first one he pushed down, and the first one he violated. The one who suffered the most and the worst violation among the three women was King Ada. Because of some fan-made derivative works of fantasy works, Al's sexual interest in Ada was extremely high, so he was particularly "caring" for her.

Chapter 36: Promise

Ada sat on the sofa, with two long black stockings put together.

She didn't touch the water in the cup on the coffee table in front of her, and she still remained wary of Al.

"Please believe me, this is all I can do. I'll exchange Claire... and 'pull' her up soon. I hope you can help me explain this to her."

Seeing that Sister Wang frowned and seemed to be still chewing over the information he had just conveyed, Ai'er spread his hands helplessly.

"Excuse me."

Al clapped his hands to draw Ada's attention to himself, and then the latter suddenly found that the repressive force that had previously controlled her, preventing her from resisting and causing her to be humiliated and violated by Al, appeared again.

She couldn't move her whole body, couldn't even blink, and could only question the boy in front of her with her black eyes spewing fire.

Al used his telekinesis to control Ada and the sofa she was sitting on, causing them to float up and down in the air. He then released Ada's restraints and said, "My power is still there, and it will always be there. I have an absolute advantage over you. There's no need to go to so much trouble to deceive you. I truly hope to fulfill my promise and find some trustworthy companions."

Al looked at Sister Wang sincerely.

After all, strictly speaking.

She was his first woman.

Al lost his virginity to Ada. Although a woman would certainly not think that Al had "special feelings" for her because of this, Al did cherish Ada very much.

After all, who wouldn't want a strong, beautiful and fighting sister who can be both cold and charming?

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like?

It's just what a younger guy like Al likes.

Ada didn't say anything, but reached out and picked up the cup of water on the coffee table in front of her. It seemed a little delicious.

Al was slightly stunned, thinking that this was a friendly gesture to liven up the atmosphere, so he also reached out to pick up the water cup, tilted his head back and gulped it down.

He was not afraid that Ada would take advantage of this opportunity to kill him.

No matter in the space or in the mission world, the characters he exchanged for could not "harm" him. The criteria for judging this harm were relatively free. For example, it was okay for Al to fight with the exchanged characters, but it was impossible for them to really threaten his life.

Then he was slapped in the face, oh no, washed his face.

"puff!"

Al pretended to drink water to cover it up, but after a feint, a glass of water was directly poured into Al's face.

The boy's body trembled violently, but he didn't move. He just put down the cup, wiped his face, and looked at Ada seriously:

"I'm sorry. I apologize for everything that happened and for my promise not to use my powers on you."

In the space, Al has even more overwhelming control over Ada than in Resident Evil 2.

If he wanted, he could immediately replicate the feast in the last reincarnation, throw away all the burdens of conscience and morality, treat Ada as a toilet and violently attack Hongru. The space has the ability to change the scene freely, and can also materialize many basic resources, such as food, water, etc.

He could try every imaginable trick on Ada.

But even though Al is lustful, he still has a bottom line.

In order to transcend in the reincarnation world, he can throw away his bottom line and morality, and do rape, violation, bondage, mother-daughter, anal sex, suffocation... He has done many normal and rough things.

That is to complete the mission, essentially to "survive".

When it comes to his own survival, he can do something "against his will", but now there is no such threat. After knowing the "truth", the despair and pressure accumulated by El's ten reincarnations have long dissipated. He can't... at least not now, do what he did in Resident Evil 2.

So he will apologize, admit his mistakes, and not force anything.

"Frankly speaking, if we can't form a 'friendly team,' then we can just cooperate on a case-by-case basis. My compensation or reward will be the special resources and powers you can obtain in future mission worlds, such as magic and extraordinary items. Furthermore, if I encounter a modern world that's highly similar to ours, I can offer you the option of staying there and escaping your precarious existence."

Al gave his conditions.

If Ada's attitude was really tough, what he said was not all hypocritical verbal promises. Al was planning to send those people who had offended him for some reason or who had different ideas and were unwilling to cooperate to other worlds for resettlement.

Or he finds a better way, preferably to subdue the other party through bribery or something like that.

For example, a positive character who has a loved one who has died and desires to be resurrected should be easy to control.

In fact, if Ada had not retained the memory of being violated by El for three days and three nights, the relationship between the two should have been pretty good. After all, El "liberated" them from the falsehood and allowed them to transcend into a "higher-dimensional space" that was unreachable in countless worlds, time and space, and the universe, and possessed infinite possibilities second only to El.

Isn’t the ability to travel across countless universes a kind of “higher-dimensional existence” to the natives of these worlds?

The ability to exchange space should actually be more about providing these indigenous characters to Al as conceptual "resources", rather than asking him to think about forming a team and finding teammates.

After all, as long as he can keep completing tasks and experiencing more worlds, he will most likely continue to grow like a snowball. When he finally becomes extraordinary, why would he need any teammates?

Of course, these are just some of El's predictions for now. He tends to be cautious and plans things out beforehand. Plus, there's strength in numbers, and he has absolute control, so he's not afraid of being robbed of his development. Isn't it better to work together? If he were to encounter that real world, just gathering information alone would be exhausting. Having trustworthy teammates is a world away from being alone. If nothing else, it means sharing the burden of many necessary tasks. And when El wasn't as powerful, having a group of trustworthy companions—at least, someone who wouldn't secretly kill him while he slept—was crucial when facing the natives of this world.

......

He looked at Ada.

Ten reincarnations and the dark carnival that broke the bottom line made Al grow rapidly.

If Ada still shows resistance or hostility, then OK, El is a multiverse traveler, a gentleman sword who always keeps his word. Anyway, the exchange points in different worlds are not universal, so it won't be a waste whether he exchanges them for Resident Evil 2 or not. In the future, when you encounter a modern world, just throw Ada and Claire in there, and we'll see when we meet again.

Ada didn't say anything immediately, staring at the boy whose hair was still dripping with water. The two of them were silent for a while before she slowly spoke, her red lips parted, and said:

"Why don't you erase my memory?"

"Huh?" Al was stunned for a moment, "What?"

"You have experienced ten reincarnations. Why don't you let my memory remain in the previous reincarnations, or erase everything and start over?" Ada added.

Al probably understood what Ada meant.

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Although Al gave a reasonable explanation for the violation she suffered in the last reincarnation and used various means, including their current location, to prove the truth of his words, no matter what, the violation Ada suffered from him was indeed something that stuck in her heart.

Ada's rationality naturally made her understand that it would be better to cooperate with Al, and both sides would be friendly and move together towards the "infinite grandeur" he described.

But Ada Wong's sensibility and dignity prevented him from "cooperating" with a guy who had brutally violated himself and others.

That's why she was so worried and finally questioned Al. It was also a kind of helpless acceptance of reality but she couldn't help but "complain".

Why not clear the memory of the last reincarnation? Of course, this is just "nonsense", because without the memory of the tenth reincarnation, she would not be able to understand the truth of the world at all.

On this point, Al is straightforward.

"I've thought that maybe it would be good for both of us if you didn't have any memories of that time, but... I don't have that ability."

He spread his hands.

Ada closed her beautiful eyes.

nodded.

written request for leave

ask for leave

Chapter 37: Claire

When Claire opened her eyes, she saw a somewhat familiar place.

She quickly realized that this was the gas station where she met Leon before entering Raccoon City.

At this time, Leon's cars were parked outside the gas station.

Claire's mind was in a trance. Her memory, like Ada's, stopped at the moment when "the world gradually went out". Then she seemed to fall into a nightmare-like state of half sleep and half wakefulness. She could realize that she seemed to be "asleep", but on the other hand she could clearly know her current situation, but she could not control her body.

She didn't know how much time had passed. When she felt that she had regained control of her body, Claire opened her eyes and appeared in this place where everything seemed to have begun.

"Leon?"

She shouted subconsciously.

"Cough cough!"

A voice came from the side that also sounded familiar to her—perhaps warning would be a more appropriate word.

Claire turned around abruptly and subconsciously reached for her waist.

"empty?"

He used a bunch of weird evidence to reveal to them the "truth of the world" that horrified everyone, and then disappeared mysteriously. He claimed to have returned to his homeland, or perhaps he had gone to some mysterious place. The oriental boy was standing not far behind Claire, watching him.

There was another person standing on his right, about two meters apart.

The equally mysterious oriental woman, Ada Wong, who is suspected to be a CIA agent, was a cold and domineering lady with her arms crossed, looking alert. When she saw Claire looking over, she nodded slightly to show her friendliness.

"Where's Leon?"

"Where is this? Are we back to the beginning? I still remember my previous memories. Could it be that the 'reincarnation' you mentioned has been broken?" If Claire were facing Al alone, she wouldn't let her guard down so quickly, but with Ada by her side, after all...

We've suffered together, been beaten together, been fed porridge together and had our asses fucked by some bastard together... In a way, we can be considered fellow patients who share the same fate?

Judging from the other person's posture and position, it seemed that he was reluctant to get too close to the boy named Al, which made Claire subconsciously feel that she was at least not alone.

Even if Al were to continue what he had done before, at least there was someone to bear it with her...

"I separated and 'rescued' you just for this moment."

Al looked at Ada, and seeing that she had no intention of speaking, he clapped his hands, attracting Claire's attention, and then explained:

"Where we are now..."

"Travel through..."

"limit......"

"Teamwork... later..."