Empire: God System

For Luther, rebuilding a villa that can cope with the Empire's raids is undoubtedly a bottomless pit that can swallow up countless of his time and energy, but may not necessarily achieve the ultimate goal.

Judging from the current situation, Luther really lacks enough time and energy to complete such a thing, and the priority of this matter is not high enough...

It cannot simply be described as low. Pick a suitable building. The priority of building a villa and turning it into a fortress can be described as difficult to say.

To say it is important, it is not that important. After all, if Luther can complete those things that urgently need to be solved, such as grasping the trends of the Empire, knowing the progress of the Empire's investigation of him, and solving the Quaker gang. If there are internal problems, there will be no problems in the central part of the empire, and there will be no large-scale imperial military manpower to take over the place. Then Luther does not need to worry too much about the empire launching a surprise attack on him.

As the empire will not take action against him, and the relationship between the Quaker gang and himself has been greatly eased, then Luther's own safety issues do not need to be worried, so he can choose a villa and build it The necessity of becoming a solid fortress is not enough, and it can even be said to be quite low.

On the contrary, if Luther had spared a lot of time and energy to build this villa, and was forced to give up some tasks that needed to be completed immediately, it would eventually lead to the empire sending people over to take action against him.

In that case, Luther will most likely face a surprise attack from the Empire. Under such circumstances, building a fortress with excellent defensive performance is a high priority, but Luther can really do it with just this one. Will the transformed villa complete the rebellion against the Empire?

Judging from Luther's abilities and ideas, he might be able to withstand the first and second waves of attacks from personnel sent by the Empire, but after the failure of the previous attack, the opponent in each wave of attacks will definitely suffer from the previous failure. Learn from experience and send more people, stronger superpowers, prepare more complete plans, and more lethal and weird weapons to organize the next wave of attacks.

So how do you face the third wave of attacks? What about the fourth wave? What about the fifth wave? What if the empire uses nuclear bombs? What if the empire sends a group of the strongest superpowers in the entire empire to attack?

Regarding the empire's current lineup of superpowers, Luther really doesn't know the specific situation. He is not sure about it. He doesn't know what kind of situation he will be in and what kind of enemies he will face in that situation, so Luther He didn't dare to gamble. He didn't think that he could withstand the attack of the entire empire with just one fortress.

From this analysis, the construction of this fortress will delay things, and it will easily attract the direct attention of the empire and possible conflicts later. This should be an important matter, but naturally it is not important enough under this situation.

But it's not important to say that it's not important at all. It's not that building a permanent fortress is very important to people like Luther. If something happens, it's quite good to have one more trump card to use. matter.

You know, a very important point is that no one knows who Luther's enemies are now.

At present, Luther's apparent enemy, and the one that poses the greatest threat to Luther is of course the Hesfer Empire. There is no doubt about this.

But does this mean Luther only has to defend against the Hesfer Empire?

Obviously not. There are too many unknown things in this world. Since Luther still has no way to fully understand the current extraordinary world, he cannot ensure that there will be unknown things in those corners that he has not yet understood. The enemy is staring at him, waiting for him to reveal his flaws, and then stabs him while he is not paying attention.

Just like his previous experience of death, Luther hid himself inside the wall and used ultra-long-distance casting to observe the underground information in Jingwen City. No flaws were revealed at all, and he thought he was completely safe. Now, when we could go back to the hotel to rest, wouldn’t Lu Weiwei, the owner of the God Slayer System, pop up in the middle of the road?

That time, he was only one step away from death in the true sense. If Luther had been in a trance on the way back to the hotel, he might have died under Lu Weiwei's sudden knife.

Before that, Luther didn't know the other party at all, nor did he know that the other party and himself were two hostile parties.

Therefore, in such a world with extraordinary and systematic systems, his enemies may be far more than those on the surface. Luther cannot lower his defense. If possible, he should prepare some trump cards for himself, and That's what a villa was built to do.

Analyzed from this perspective, Luther was really not wrong in building such a villa.