I ruined Tyra.

(But what everyone couldn’t see was that the back of Kal’tsit’s skirt had stood up, and it was only because of the white coat that it couldn’t be seen.)

But there is no doubt that Hellagur's move finally won the recognition of the Shield Guard.

At least the person in front of him is willing to inherit Yelena's mantle and continue to make her unique candy, so he is a good brother.

Herag handed a bag of spicy candy, which was the least taken, directly to one of the shield guards, stared at him and accepted it, then said:

“I trust her and she trusts me.

If you really want to kill someone, at least see it with your own eyes first!"

The shield guards looked at each other, and finally the one with the most seniority stood up and spoke.

“No, Rhode Island, we can understand some of what you said, but there are some we don’t agree with.

We follow the captain throughout his life, but not entirely to follow him as a person.

Just as you said, if one day we see with our own eyes that the Carters girl beside you really becomes a tyrant like Tallulah...

Even if it means sacrificing all our lives, we will send you off!

All the people the Captain rebelled against, all the enslavers, all the evil kings, all those who oppressed others, all those who caused disasters, will not escape!

The captain knew. He knew about the Chernobogs who were killed by the natural disaster, he knew about the infected warriors who died in vain, and he knew about those integration movements who sacrificed their lives for unknown reasons.

He regretted it, but he couldn't escape.

But we are different. We belong only to the captain and his beliefs, not to any integration movement.

We will be the shield in the future! Not just the shield for the infected, we are the shield for the enslaved."

The shield guard tore off the Reunion logo on his shield, took off the red scarf on his arm, and strengthened his determination.

The other shield guards followed suit and tore off all the integration movement marks on their bodies.

After confirming that there was no Reunion symbol left on his body, the old shield guard looked at Amiya, who had been silent the whole time (in fact, she was so jealous that she didn't even want to say anything).

"We will keep an eye on you, Carter. If you make even the slightest mistake, we will not let you go!

These prophecies...let's keep them secret.

But before that, there is a tyrant waiting for us in the command tower."

Hellagur gently pulled Amiya over, letting her lean against his arms, and said to the shield guard:

"Then please supervise us.

Until then, let us work together to put an end to this unnecessary bloodshed."

The old shield guard nodded, then turned to the other shield guards and said:

"We are going to reorganize the team. We need to tell the guerrillas this information, but we don't know how long it will take to reorganize the team. This information... is too shocking after all."

Kal'tsit nodded, agreeing with the old shield guard's words.

After all, anyone who is suddenly told that their leader has betrayed them will be confused for a while, then incredulous, and then there will be a conflict in concepts and opinions, which cannot be resolved in a short period of time.

After watching his brother go to tell the news, the old shield guard turned around and said to Hellagur:

"As for you, continue with your mission if you wish."

After saying this, the old shield guard looked up at the snowflakes that were still falling heavily. It seemed that the snow had become even heavier.

He looked in the direction of the Dragon Gate. As one of the oldest members who had followed the Patriots to break away from Ursus and form a guerrilla force, how could he not know where Miss Frost Star had gone in the end?

He murmured, "This heavy snow...Is it Yelena who came to pick up the captain?"

Then he left without looking back. He still had to maintain the discipline of the guerrillas.

After watching the old shield guard leave, Hellagur was about to call Amiya and others to go back and reorganize the team, but he found that the little rabbit was still looking at the statue.

Kal'tsit thought she was irritated by the shield guard's words, so she consoled her:

"Amiya, don't take it too seriously.

The Sarkaz have been in contact with Originium for a long time, and some of their biological memories will mix with the Originium crystals, constantly spreading across this land and accumulating in the bodies of the Sarkaz.

Sometimes, some populations that have been transmitting Originium crystals will plan some information together.

In the process of constantly using magic, this information is presented in various ways by accident.

Most of them are meaningless, and a few are outdated information. The prophecies are of no reference, which is why I remind you not to believe a single word of them. "

Kal'tsit's remarks were full of valuable information, which were top-secret contents that she would never share with others. Hellagur directly used the game's note function to write down Kal'tsit's words word for analysis.

The always considerate little girl shook her head. She understood what Kal'tsit said, but that was not the reason for her to look at the statue. She gently stated her reasons.

“But it will also have a direct impact on people, at least making those who hear the prophecy develop in the direction of the prophecy, right?

But......

He could have killed me.

But he... he was the one who didn't do anything, and he was the one who finally stopped.

I saw what was going on in his mind…”

Amiya trembled as she read the Patriot's words word for word.

“I’ve seen doom and gloom.

I have seen death and carnage.

I have seen abandonment and desecration.

But someone once told me that everything depends on human effort.

So, even everything in the future is in your eyes and mine.

Little devil~Everything depends on human efforts. If this is fate, I don’t believe it.

He said...he asked...he sighed...

Where are you going, my king?"

Only then did Hellagur understand the reason for Amiya's confusion. The patriot's last trust was too heavy, so heavy that Amiya could not breathe.

Amiya's tears flowed down her face again, but this time she did not cry. Instead, she continued to tremble and said:

“Dr. Kelsey…I read it all, I read it all.

I read his life.”

Kal'tsit was silent. She gently held Amiya in her arms, stroked her hair, wiped the tears from her face, and gently comforted her:

"Amiya...

Bozhuocasti admitted that he had betrayed his beliefs twice in his life.

One time, he left Kazdel and stopped living as a Sarkaz warrior.

Once, he stood up against Ursus and no longer lived as a warrior of the Ursus Empire.

I think he just made his third betrayal. He betrayed the Reunion and the infected that he served, and stopped living as a Reunion warrior.

He died, and his treasonous deeds were over.

but......"

"But it's because he always held high his beliefs that he betrayed everything he valued, right?"

Amiya poked her head out from Kal'tsit's arms and asked curiously.

Rosemary was a little confused. "But this isn't right, is it?"

Kal'tsit shook her head. Maybe for others, but not for Bozhukasti.

"This kind of 'noble betrayal' is a relief for those who deceive the world and steal reputation, and it is an easy way to move towards the best outcome.

But for Bozhuo Casti, who has always been strong, it is not the case at all."

Amiya suddenly realized, that's right, how can we use ordinary people's thinking to affirm a true rebel against fate?

She told Kal'tsit about the price Bodrakas paid for three betrayals, and how this battle from beginning to end was all to make up for the possible consequences of this betrayal.

She said that fate was pushing him to go further, but he just wanted to look back, hating the cruelty and tricks of fate. He was unwilling to go with the flow and would rather bear all the consequences.

The old cat listened carefully to his daughter's story and finally concluded:

"He triumphed over his personal suffering, his centuries-old creed, and his love for the whole land.

He no longer followed the principles he had adhered to for countless years, he ignored what he had been resisting, and he overcame his own heart knot.

Amiya, he entrusted his future to you. This time, he readily chose what he thought was right, instead of suffering from maintaining a certain belief.

Of course, deep down inside him, this part is exactly what you said.

It belonged to Tallulah, and now it belongs to you, but it has always belonged to Froststar."

Amiya, whose heart was comforted, wiped away her tears, broke free from Kal'tsit's arms, looked towards the command tower, and said firmly:

“Kelsey, Rosemary, and, Doc!

I want to end this war.

Right here, right now!"

Kal'tsit and Rosemary supported her decision, but the most important person never responded.

Amiya turned her head in confusion, only to find that he was no longer there.

Herag, who had already returned to the game hall, lay back on his sofa, playing some soothing music to relax himself.

I'm old and can't bear to hear this anymore.

(The Cradle of Misery is finally over. I will explain some other Terrans’ opinions on the main storyline of this chapter later. I will also spoil the main storyline of Chapter 8. I will spoil some small contents that can be spoiled. Then I will directly enter the next event, which is also the beginning of the first Crisis Contract PV Divine Song, Operation Pyrite. The second is the Child of Ursus.

To be honest, I am not very satisfied with the main plot of this chapter, because the Patriot does not appear much in the whole chapter, and the previous parts are all about describing how great the Patriot is through other people's perspectives to accumulate emotions.

It was not until the last two levels that the most space was used to ignite emotions and describe in detail a truly great fighter.

The plot is brief but contains so much information that I don't know how to cut it down or re-create it.

If you read the whole article, you may find that at least half of it is content from the plot dialogue.

To me, this feels more like plagiarizing the plot, which is totally unacceptable.

Fortunately, it’s all over, and I can live my life again! )

Chapter 239 The Impact of the Cradle of Suffering

On the forum, players were already in an uproar, all discussing the content of the prophecy and the deleted part.

Some people expressed their understanding that the producer chose to delete the clip because the content of the prophecy was too negative and might have a real impact on Amiya in reality, so the other party was protecting Amiya.

Some people don't understand. In their opinion, their world and the world in the game have taken two completely opposite paths, so the prophecies in the game will not necessarily affect reality.

Some people think that this is a failure. It would be better to delete the entire sentence, such as "I will see the devil and kill all races". Isn't it intentional to leave suspense for everyone by deleting only one sentence?

The situation became very chaotic, and in the end the person in charge of the music department had to come out to explain it himself.

“Dear doctors, I know you are confused by my cutting of language.

Indeed, as many people have said, I deleted this sentence to protect Amiya, after all, she is our biological daughter in the plot.

She has already made a sacrifice by supporting us in releasing this game, and we cannot let a fictitious prophecy affect her original life.

But why do we keep the deleted sound mark intentionally? Because I think our players in Terra are of very high quality.

I also believe that Amiya will not follow the path predicted in the prophecy, but all this will take time to prove.

I make a promise here that if one day, I feel that Amiya’s contribution has been able to severely slap this prophecy in the face, then I will release the original clip for everyone to hear as a joke.

Until then, let us look forward to Amiya's growth."

Although Le's explanation may not satisfy everyone, it is currently the best explanation. They can only let it go and not dwell on it too much.

After pacifying the masses, Le first asked the data group to lead the discussion of patriots to divert their attention.

Then he sat back in his boss chair, looking at the vibrant Terra outside the floor-to-ceiling window, his expression uncertain.

This time public opinion fermented too quickly, so quickly that one could tell at a glance that there must be someone behind the scenes who was bent on death, but we just didn't know who that brainless guy was.

Just when he was wondering whether it was the nobles of Ursus who had been kicked in the head by a donkey and wanted to take the opportunity to seek revenge, or whether it was some discriminatory people against the infected who couldn't stand the good of the infected, Assistant Tallulah who was in charge of the investigation came back.