Star Dome Railway, why are they also simulating!

Think about it, in this simulation, I was just targeted by Sambo, the [Pleasure] Envoy, and was dragged into a boring drama, which almost caused the empire to fall apart in the end, and I was forced to turn into a rich evil creature...

This is just a simulation. What would happen if it happened in real life?

In the simulation, Ron would kill gods and Buddhas if they stood in his way, and even dared to pray to the [Abundance] Pharmacist to give it a try when facing the messenger, but he didn't have such an idea in reality.

Life is still long, and he hasn't lived enough...

"It's a pity that my monthly salary of 30,000 Winter City Shields is gone..."

Ron muttered subconsciously, his eyes full of heartache - he really wanted to live off Bronya and take the guard's monthly salary of 30,000 Winter City shields.

That's thirty thousand Winter City shields. No matter what, it's thirty thousand Winter City shields, thirty thousand...

But for my own safety...oh, forget it.

Thinking this in his heart, Ron opened the door and returned to his shabby but warm apartment.

Only two or three days had passed, and the room was as tidy as when he had left, and was not covered in dust because of Ron's departure.

He closed the door and lazily lay on his familiar soft bed, staring blankly at the ceiling, with many thoughts flooding his mind.

After learning from the simulation that the train would arrive at Beloberg as scheduled as long as it was not discovered by Sambo, Ron couldn't help but have an irrepressible thought in his mind -

That is to get on the train and leave this dying world in the bitter cold.

He actually didn't like Yarilo-VI - Beloberg was the last remaining flame of humanity, and the corruption within it was unimaginable.

In these simulations, Ron actually tried his best every time and racked his brains to think about how to save the world.

But the results were all unsatisfactory - he tried so many times, but never once did he get the understanding of "Beloberg" itself.

Ron was never understood by the "people" who represented Belloborg itself and supported Belloborg.

Although Ron knew that the "people" of Beloberg had completely become fence-sitters under the long-term corrupt rule, they could change their minds at the mere sound of a few rumors, and would abandon their loyalty if incited, and everything existed only for their own interests...

But Ron still felt that his treatment was unfair - he was angry that he did not get the due reward for what he had done.

He has done what he should do.

To put it bluntly, he is not a real Beloberg - he is just a time traveler, he does not have the slightest sense of belonging to this world, this is not his homeland, nor is it the hometown that raised him...

He is just a passer-by from outer space, that's all.

He, a passer-by, racked his brains and used every possible means to save the world, almost risking everything he had, but there were people in this world who were lying there peacefully enjoying all the fruits of his hard work, and would occasionally hinder his efforts to save the world...

How can such a thing be possible in this world?!

Staring at the empty ceiling, Ron turned over in bed in annoyance. His sight shifted and he saw a badge on the bedside table in front of his bed.

This is the standard insignia of the Silvermane Iron Guard, representing the wearer's Iron Guard identity.

It also reminds the wearer that you are the Silver Mane Iron Guard, the defender of the City of Everwinter, and the cornerstone of Beloberg's existence...

Picking up the Iron Guard badge on the bedside table, Ron stared at the badge in a daze, looking at the shining earth essence in the middle of the badge, and subconsciously turned it around in his hands.

Although it was just to make a living, when Ron swore the Iron Guard oath at the Eternal Winter Monument, he had always thought of protecting Beloberg...

No, that's not right. It's better to say that if it weren't for his belief in protecting Beloberg, he wouldn't have struggled among the Iron Guards as an ordinary person, and eventually became a Silver Mane lieutenant, fighting in the simulation, trying to save the world...

He actually...also wants to save the world.

But everything he encountered was like ice water that extinguished the fire in his heart, soaking him like a drowned chicken, and forcing him to wake up in the cold.

Should I just wait for the train to arrive, then request to board the train, leave Yalilo-VI, and go to a planet with a better life?

Ron thought so in his heart. Although he was very interested in this, he couldn't make a final decision.

He looked at the Iron Guard badge that he had clenched tightly in his hand at some point and couldn't help but sigh.

Forget it.

He casually threw the badge onto the bedside table, then collapsed back onto the bed, looking calmly at the clean ceiling.

Since you haven't given up yet, let's try it one last time.

One last Sims, try to save the planet...

Let me fail for the last time, give up this thought, let the train crew solve the star core, and leave all the remaining contradictions and hidden dangers, all the troubles that will lead to the collapse of civilization to future generations...

But now, let’s get some sleep first.

Ron thought so in his heart and fell asleep without hesitation.

He really did too much in this simulation...

He is too tired.

It's time to take a break.

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Meanwhile, on the other side...

The night in the lower area had just passed, and the miners had just woken up when they saw members of the Underfire Organization going door to door to inquire and search for a Silver Mane Iron Guard named "Ron".

Another wanderer, carrying the Winter City Shield he had just received from his client, ran around the entire Rock Town, rummaging through every trash can in every corner, and walking through every crooked alley, just to complete the client's task and find a Silver Mane Iron Guard named "Ron"...

But even after mobilizing to such an extent, nothing was achieved.

"Still haven't found it yet...Thank you, this is your reward."

Bronya smiled helplessly, handed a few shining Winter City shields to the ragged wanderer in front of her, and said to Seele beside her with a slightly disappointed voice:

"Still haven't found him... We've searched almost every corner of Rock Town. Where on earth could Ron be?"

Xier bit her nails anxiously, frowned slightly, and thought:

"Ron shouldn't leave so soon. Where else could he be except in Rock Town... Could he be in the Mechanical Settlement or the Rift?"

Xier muttered to herself, and shook her head as soon as she finished speaking, denying her own idea:

"No, that's not right... If they were in the mechanical settlement, those infected people who were just trying to make a living would not have been unaware of Ron's existence. According to Ron's steady style of doing things, he would not have suddenly rushed into the rift for no apparent reason..."

"Could it be that someone hid him?"

"Hide?"

Listening to Seele's mumbling, Bronya was slightly startled, and suddenly reacted:

"Is it possible... it was Natasha?"

"She took advantage of the fact that none of us were paying attention, and in order to have Ron all to herself, she used some means to trick Ron away, just like what happened in this simulation..."

Listening to Bronya's analysis, Seele hesitated a little, but still nodded:

"Nata...it is indeed possible that this was done by Nata..."

She hesitated for a while, but finally gritted her teeth and made up her mind:

"Let's go find Nata... now."

Bronya nodded, turned around with Seele, and walked towards Natasha's clinic...

Meanwhile, in the clinic.

Natasha was looking at the light screen in front of her, slightly dazed by the densely packed notes on it.

Extremely thick simulated memories flooded into her brain, making her mind turbulent at this moment. Memories turned into waves that washed away her rationality. Everything she had ever experienced flashed quickly before her eyes like silhouettes, bringing back sad memories.

The memories in her mind were complicated and chaotic, but there was one scene that was deeply engraved in Natasha's eyes——

She saw Ron standing in front of her that day, apologizing to her and saying that he would never have the chance to accompany her to protect the empire again...

Then he left this world, and turned into a blue dragon that lost its mind outside the world, and turned into a rich evil creature hunted by the immortal boat...

She subconsciously covered her chest. The pain in her chest continued to come, causing her rose-red pupils to accumulate mist. Tears were accumulating in her eyes, and seemed to be about to fall from the corners of her eyes...

But she blinked, forced herself to suppress her tears, looked up at the ceiling, emptied her mind, and tried to eliminate the influence of memory...

"Dong dong dong."

Just then, there was a knock on the clinic door.

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PS: I overestimated my writing ability. It seems that I still have to wait until this transitional paragraph is finished before I can start updating.

By the way, there will only be one last simulation on Yarilo-VI, and this simulation will be Beloberg's last.

I have basically written everything that can be written about this planet. I will change the map after finishing this simulation. Although I think many readers have already seen it, I still want to mention it here...

Chapter 4 - Natasha: We can share Ron, can't we? (6k)

"Nata, are you there?"

Xier's voice was heard outside the clinic. Natasha stared at the ceiling in a daze. The influence of the memory in her mind gradually subsided. She slowly came back to her senses from the state in which she was shrouded in sadness, and finally heard the voice that came to her ears.

She looked at the door of the clinic - in order to avoid being disturbed during this simulation, she rarely hung a closed sign outside the clinic, and then locked the door, just to avoid being disturbed and to be able to complete this life simulation game.

Although, in the end, because she wanted to carefully plan a new game, she handed the life simulation game to the AI ​​to play, and did not stick to the simulation game until the end...

She patted her cheeks gently to come back to her senses from being confused by the memories - the memories in this simulation were too heavy, and Natasha completed the game settlement just after the simulation ended.

The rewards given to Natasha in this simulation were extremely rich. Natasha could still recall the feeling of her heart stopping for a moment when she saw the note on the screen.

[You have successfully conducted a simulation, please choose——]

[1. Obtain the legendary item "Blessed Berries" x10]

[2. Obtain the legendary entry "Pharmacist's Sideways Glance" x1]

[3. Obtain your complete destiny power after removing the blessing of the pharmacist in this simulation.]

In this selection, the first and second options are both red, fully reflecting their legendary quality...

But Natasha didn't dare choose any of them.

Although both the blessed berries and the legendary entries are what Natasha is in urgent need of right now——

Blessed berries can provide complete "wind and snow immunity". In the last simulation, the reason why the Second Empire of Yalilo was able to expand across the entire planet and successfully take over the entire world was at least half due to "wind and snow immunity".

Needless to say, the legendary entry "The Pharmacist's Sidelong Glance" represents the attention of the Pharmacist [Abundance] to her. If she is willing, after choosing this entry, she can pray to the Pharmacist [Abundance] and receive the Pharmacist's blessing.

The blessed berries in the last simulation were obtained by her by praying to the pharmacist, and the power of the [Abundance] pharmacist is unfathomable. The blessed berries are only the weakest blessing. Natasha is fully capable of praying for more...

But she couldn't possibly do that.

Because no matter whether it is the first or the second option, both options represent failure - although Ron did not say much to Natasha in the end, Natasha knew very well that Ron at that time must have prayed to the [Abundance] Pharmacist to become like that.

Natasha was not going to go back to the old path that had obviously failed in the previous simulation. She watched Ron leave Yalilo-VI and transform into a blue dragon in the dead starry sky... These blessings from the [Abundance] pharmacist were the first things that needed to be abandoned.

Although it was extremely useless compared to the first two options, she chose option three without hesitation, and gained the progress in her [Abundant] destiny from her years of in-depth research in medicine in the previous simulation.

Natasha recalled everything that had just happened in her mind, and also thought about the plan for the next simulation, which she had no idea about...

"Boom boom boom!"

The knocking on the door outside the clinic got louder:

"Nata? Nata! Are you in there?"

Xier outside the door was inexplicably impatient, her voice was tinged with a hint of inexplicable suspicion, and her tone became heavier.

Natasha was forced to come back to her senses after hearing Xier's voice. She stood up helplessly and staggered after taking two steps.

Although the heavy memories obtained from the simulation have been completely integrated into her mind and her thoughts have basically calmed down, the last simulation was so long ago that the habits left over from it and her real body are somewhat mismatched, causing Natasha to stagger a little after just taking two steps.

But that was all. A whole night had passed since the end of the simulation, and no matter how fragile Natasha's mind was, she should have digested these memories.

So she was just a little bit uncomfortable, but soon became normal, walked calmly to the door of the clinic and unlocked it.

"Clap."

There was a crisp click sound from the door lock, and the door of the clinic was pushed open. Two girls stood outside the door, one on the left and one on the right, looking like two door gods...

"What are you doing, Shea?"

Natasha looked at Seele, who had a serious expression, with a bit of a smile on her face. Then she looked at Bronya, who was standing beside her with an equally serious expression, and was a little confused:

"You are... Bronya, right? What do you want from me?"