Ark, I became a mobile city, but the moon city

This was the first time the interviewers had to face an ALEPH-level Abnormality. It was also the first time the city had to face an Abnormality of this level.

Even if we call on Don Quixote...I'm afraid it won't guarantee a 100% victory, right?

For a moment, Lin Yi felt a little hesitant. But soon, he was certain of one thing:

No matter what, we have to find a way to get rid of the one who has nothing.

The current Lobotomy Corporation is not strong enough to support an ALEPH-level Abnormality. If this guy is allowed to wander around the city, the danger will increase dramatically.

Although everyone in the game jokes that having nothing is the "best employee"...but, it's just a game after all.

Having nothing in reality is not so "gentle".

However, since Nothingness came from outside the currently explored area, its main activity area must not be here. We just need to find a way to send it back.

"call……"

With a long breath, Hai stood up again.

Then, he was stunned for a moment, picked up the headset, pressed it twice, responded a few times, and then slowly took off the headset.

"Let's go, we can prepare to go back."

Then, Hai said this to Kel'tsit calmly. Kel'tsit was stunned for a moment, then asked:

"So... what about having nothing?"

"The interview continues, but it has been reported to the leader. The rest is not something we need to worry about."

Hai said this with a calm expression.

"For such a blatant threat appearing around the city, the leader will not easily ignore it."

Did you report it to the leader?

After hearing Hai's words, Kal'tsit's mind moved for a moment.

However, when she came to her senses, Hai had already disappeared. Kal'tsit didn't have time to think about it and immediately walked back to the camp.

As soon as they entered the camp, Theresa rushed over and gave Kel'tsit a gentle hug. Then, Theresa began to ask about what had just happened.

After all, in the eyes of Theresa and Laurentina, Kal'tsit volunteered to go out and then suddenly disappeared for a while.

In this situation, it is hard not to worry.

Kel'tsit then recounted her entire experience from leaving the house to parting with the sea. After she finished, she looked at Theresa and spoke in a very serious tone:

"Your Highness Theresa, I have a suggestion."

"Ok?"

Theresa was stunned for a moment, then, as if she remembered something, she looked at the serious Kal'tsit.

"You want to meet with the leader, right?"

Theresa nodded.

"Well... since the leader has taken charge of this monster, then if we can handle the situation of nothing left..."

"I think if we successfully solve the problem of having nothing, perhaps the leader will be willing to meet with us."

Chapter 84:81 Lin Yi: How to fight with nothing, waiting online, very urgent

When Kal'tsit expressed her idea, Theresa was stunned.

"That monster is not easy to deal with."

Theresa said with a helpless smile on her face. At the same time, she said, "Also, Mr. Hai's statement was only reported to the leader. It doesn't mean that the leader will handle this matter personally."

"I guess this matter will eventually be handed over to one of my subordinates to handle."

After hearing this, Kal'tsit nodded without comment.

“But it’s an opportunity.”

Kel'tsit ultimately made this judgment. Of course, Theresa understood that she was actually leaving the choice to herself.

Do you want to try this opportunity, even if it's just a possibility?

Theresa pondered, carefully weighing the pros and cons. She couldn't be sure of the power of Nothingness, but based on Kel'tsit's description of the sea, that being was at least more powerful than the sea...

However, it is also possible that it was too troublesome to fight, so Hai gave up the battle.

"However, the leader should at least take some action... Even if he doesn't personally go out, he might send someone to handle this matter."

After thinking carefully, Theresa made up her mind and raised her head to look at Kal'tsit.

"You can try. But if the situation doesn't seem right, immediately consider retreating. Even before a fight, make preparations for retreat first."

........................

In that small wooden house, Lin Yi silently regained consciousness.

How can cities today handle ALEPH-level anomalies?

good question.

Lin Yi also wanted to know.

Because the answer to this question is, you can't drive at all.

Don Quixote and Alpeh-level Abnormalities should have combat capabilities. However, the ability to possess nothing is difficult to deal with even among Alpeh-level Abnormalities.

This is a growing Abnormality. A bit like a swarm of insects, it evolves incredibly quickly, evolving in response to the attacks and damage it receives... Lin Yi has always suspected that in the original story, Nothingness was suppressed by an inhibitor, which is why it only has three evolutionary forms.

A considerable portion of Don Quixote's attacks were ineffective against Nothingness. This guy was immune to physical attacks. Furthermore, Don Quixote's current combat power hadn't fully returned to its peak, so it was hard to say...

Therefore, Lin Yi didn't dare to gamble. He didn't dare let Don Quixote directly fight Nothingness. If he failed to win, and instead became the initial capital for Nothingness's growth, the situation would be even worse.

Therefore, after thinking about it, Lin Yi's final decision was to find a way to take away everything he had.

Take it away from the city and try to find a way to control its surroundings, just like the first time we dealt with the food chain, lead this thing as far away as possible.

Wait until urban development gradually catches up, and then find ways to deal with having nothing.

Therefore, Hai casually said "reported to the leader" in order to tell Kal'tsit. Lin Yi knew very well that Kal'tsit would most likely bring up the idea of "going to fight against Nothing" to Theresa.

As for whether he could win...that was not his concern.

Even the Sarkaz's "Six Heroes" were questionable in terms of how much effective damage they could inflict against the Nothingness. This creature was immune to physical damage and possessed highly efficient regeneration. Lin Yi estimated that Theresa's damage output was probably comparable to Don Quixote's. But how could they possibly kill the Nothingness...

It cannot be said that it is a bit difficult, it can only be said that people may need to have a dream.

Therefore, bringing Kal'tsit and Theresa over was just to provide some auxiliary support. In order to achieve his plan, Lin Yi needed some help from Theresa.

As for Kal'tsit? It's just a bonus. It provides a little margin of error.

"After his consciousness dispersed, the pioneer temporarily removed the prosthetic body and quickly handed it to Hai, Lin Yi let out a long breath.

"Next...it's time to officially deal with it."

...........................

After officially making their decision, Theresa and Kel'tsit headed in the direction where they had previously discovered they had nothing. After hearing Kel'tsit's description, Laurentina deliberated for a moment and ultimately decided to part ways with them.

Forget about this guy who Haidu seems so afraid of.

Although I want to join Lobotomy Corporation, there is no need to insist on this matter.

So, in the end, the only two people who went to investigate were Theresa and Kal'tsit, who found nothing.

“It should be nearby.”

After walking for a long time, Thearesia released her senses. Feeling that familiar hollowness, she narrowed her eyes and spoke.

Her gaze was fixed on a direction a little further away. The familiar emotion she felt must have come from that direction.

So, Kel'tsit and Theresa carefully moved closer, and saw that familiar, stiff figure...

The glow stick in his hand had disappeared, and his movements seemed slightly more fluid. Just as the two of them held their breath, Theresa suddenly became aware of a sentient being approaching from behind her...

A chaotic and almost completely unpredictable feeling. Upon realizing this, Theresa turned around almost immediately. And then, unsurprisingly, she saw Hai approaching slowly not far away.

Kal'tsit also turned around and seemed a little surprised when she saw the sea.

"Why are you still here..."

Kal'tsit realized that Nothing was wandering aimlessly behind her, and asked in a low voice.

"After reporting this to the leader, he assessed the matter and determined it did not reach the level of impurities. Therefore, I will ultimately take over this matter."

Hai said, slowly walked over, looked at the two of them, and said:

"As for you guys...I would like to ask, why haven't you left yet?"

"because……"

Kal'tsit was about to say something, but Hai just shook his head and said:

"Never mind, there's no need. You want to see if you can handle having nothing, huh?"

Before Kal'tsit could speak, Theresa nodded on her behalf.

So, Hai narrowed his eyes slightly and slowly said:

"Well, in that case, I need to convey something to you all..."

"According to the final decision, the difficulty of this commission has been rated as Urban Star. The action required for Nothingness is to lure it away. Lure it to a more distant suburb."

"If you intend to help, please follow my instructions."

After hearing this, Kal'tsit raised her head and asked a question subconsciously:

"For this kind of monster, is the city's approach a laissez-faire exile?"

Chapter 85: 82 In the city, the leader knows everything, Miss Theresa

Kal'tsit raised her head and asked the following question to the sea. Then, she continued:

"For a monster like that, no matter how you look at it, preserving it would probably take a lot of effort, right? Wouldn't it be easier to just get rid of it?"

Hai glanced at Kelsey calmly and said:

“It’s a great idea, but who’s going to execute it?”

"With the strength of just a few of us, do you think we can kill that monster?"

Kel'tsit was speechless for a moment. She had no idea how powerful the monster was, and at this moment, she couldn't offer an effective rebuttal.

"So, what kind of existence is that?"

Theresa took over the conversation at this moment and asked this question.

"Well, it's not so bad. If left alone, it will probably only be at the level of destroying an entire country."

Hai pondered for a moment before giving this answer. This response had completely caught Thearesia off guard, and she was momentarily taken aback.

"...Are you kidding me?"

"I rarely have those moments. Just being honest. Having nothing does have that potential."

Hai said, glancing at Kal'tsit calmly, and said, "If you want to try to kill it, I don't mind. But at the same time, I won't help you collect the body."

"What kind of existence is it that would make you evaluate it in this way?"

Looking at the Nothingness that was moving stiffly in the distance, Theresa glanced at it and asked.

"Hmm... That thing is immune to almost all physical damage. Besides that, it also possesses a strong ability to imitate, learn, and evolve."

Hai said, then slowly stood up and looked towards the nothingness in the distance, and said in a calm voice:

"If your attack fails to kill it, it will likely evolve to adapt in a very short time... This creature has only just appeared, so its adaptability and strength are probably quite low at the moment. However, if you launch an attack on it, it won't be long before it becomes a monster capable of decimating an entire nation."

"As for learning by imitation... you've already seen it. Its current, empty appearance is nothing more than a form of mimicry. It's an imitation of other people."

"We speculate that Nothingness likely lacks similar emotions. Therefore, it actively chooses to perform this type of mimicry. For reasons we don't know, it possesses a curious attitude towards the existence of 'humans'."

After finishing this explanation, Hai turned his head and looked at Theresa, saying:

"Any questions?"

"...One last question. If this monster is so dangerous, why..."

"What if the leader won't come in person?"

Theresa raised her head, looked at the sea, and asked. The sea was silent for a moment, and then gave her answer after a long time.

"No one knows. The leader has always been like this. I can't guess what the leader is thinking."