Global Advent: Cthulhu’s Cavern Game

"For them, we are just ants in a petri dish."

Sukh looked at Mihavalov and said word by word.

"Under such circumstances, you asked me to seek the asylum of an external god, and pin my hopes on his willingness to tell the answer and be willing to treat all new humans with kindness?"

Mihavalov smiled dryly.

"It seems that Beelzebub's behavior has left a bad impression on you, but the imprints on the new humans and the potions of Sequence 9-7 are all gifted by him. Doesn't this also explain his attitude?"

"But not everyone wants this gift," Su Ke calmly watched him state, "not everyone wants to travel into this world, abandon everything in the past and start digging."

The long-cherished wish in Shen Liu's heart has always been to find a way back to the earth.

I'm afraid there are many more people like her.

Spirituality, potions, monsters, crypts, and actual gods, not everyone wants Life to be in such a world, and people simply don't have the full power of their own choice.

Besides, the matter of returning to Heiken.

For the people of Heiken, the new humans are pests that destroy their homes.

For the new humans, Heiken is a mortal enemy who has slaughtered more than a billion compatriots.

Let these two kinds of people live in a country again, not to say that it is wishful thinking, at least it is a fantasy, and it is definitely not something he can solve by saying good things.

He can't represent everyone.

At least the fate of the new mankind should not be determined by a single sentence from him.

Mihavalov insisted:

"You helped him regain the dominance of the doomsday from the God of Ending Everything in Jilin City. Isn't this credit enough for him to look at you more?"

"'Isn't it enough?' So, is this your guesswork? I remember you also said that you can't guess what the outside god thinks."

Mikhavalov gave him a wry smile.

"This shows that there are no reservations about what I told you. Even if there are no gods, there is no option in this world that is absolutely beneficial. At the end of the day, you must make a choice."

Su Ke did not respond to his words, and went through the whole thing in his mind again.

"So, at that time, Yan will suddenly jump out and kill me, not to punish the sinner, but because I am the'initiator' placed by the Lord of Ancient Ancients, right?"

"...Yes, it seems that you understand. In the end, it is just a secret organization that believes in another foreign god under the guise of a ruling, but to be honest, Comrade Sukh," Mihavalov looked up and wrinkled. He raised his eyebrows, "During the first battle in White Night City, I didn't expect you to be the initiator. This time I only got a vague oracle and learned that the initiator was in Jilin City."

"In the end, I didn't expect that it was you who made this happen."

Ah.

Su Ke smiled inwardly.

In the truth that he didn't know, he was arranged so clearly.

Almost, a conclusion can be drawn.

"I believe what you said, Comrade Mikhavalov."

Seeing a little light in the opponent's eyes, Su Ke leaned forward slightly and put his hand on the armrest.

"But I don't believe you."

Mihavalov was startled.

He narrowed his eyes and said in a puzzled manner:

"I have told you all the objective truths. The point now is not to believe in me at all, but that there are no more choices in the end."

Su Ke nodded.

"So I believe what you said, but objective? In my opinion, it may not be, at least when you describe the two outer gods, the bias is self-evident."

"Of course it's because I have made a choice!"

"Comrade Mikhavalov," Sukh said with an expression to calm him down, "I think you are driven by His will to some extent, like Bezeb. At least at this time of your arrival, you have a clear purpose. ."

"What do you mean?" Mikhavalov looked at him puzzled.

"Is it necessary for me to deliberately remind?" Su Ke closed his eyes and analyzed, "Heiken's fleet was already close to Jilin City when Ernola and Bewuf fought, but it took too much time for you to enter. Vision is obviously waiting for the appearance of the initiator."

"Later, you will gradually inform the initiator of the truth, allowing him to receive a large amount of shocking information in a short period of time, and at the same time leave the answer to the last key question like a pocket, so that he has not clarified the situation. Xia is eager to put together the last piece of the puzzle, and at the same time, the oppression of the doomsday has forced him to make a choice as soon as possible. Maybe he will follow you back to White Night City for the fate of the entire mankind."

"And you, Comrade Mikhavalov, you are very aware of the contradiction between the new humans and Heiken. The two do not coexist so easily. At the current point in time when the situation is chaotic and misty, it is your best to convince the other party. Timing."

Slowly speaking out the reasoning, Su Ke looked at Mihavalov again.

"Can you say that when you came to Jilin City this time, didn't you make such a calculation and make such a plan?"

Mikhavalov: "..."

He opened his mouth slightly and was silenced for a while.

"...But you should be clear that I didn't do anything about this conversation, nor did I intend to forcibly bring you back to White Night City."

"Of course, because you have judged that I have at least two kinds of authority.

Mihavalov looked at him, and suddenly laughed after a long silence.

"Comrade Su Ke, that's why I said how shocked I was when I learned that the initiator was you, because I know very well that you are not so persuaded."

"If you change someone, do you plan to take it away forcibly?"

"Perhaps," Mikhavalov concentrated, "If it were an idiot, I wouldn't say the objective facts without embellishment, but I'm curious, where did you see the flaws?"

Su Ke shook his head at him.

"It's not you."

Then he turned his eyes and looked at Nigel, who was standing on the bow of the ship.

"The head of the sect of the Guangyue sect has almost written'you rubbish' on his face. Do you think this gesture is intended to live together peacefully?"

Mihavalov also looked from a distance and smiled.

"It's undeniable that idiots don't always appear only on your side."

"So..." Mikhavalov's tone became a little gloomy, "Are you really sure that this is your answer?"

"When did I give an answer?" Su Ke said without hesitation.

Mihavalov turned his head to look at him questioningly, and Su Ke was helpless and spread his hands.

"How can the conclusion of this kind of matter be decided by me immediately? At least I have received your trading conditions, and the rest is naturally waiting for everyone to discuss the results before I can give you an answer."

Mihavalov folded his hands slightly.

"One thing I hope you understand is that the prerequisite for agreeing the new humans to enter the Heiken territory is that you are willing to meet the Lord of Ancient Ancients, otherwise, as you can see, Nizhel's attitude will definitely not accept the new humans for no reason. "

Su Ke responded to him with the same action.

"Then you probably need to provide a detailed and complete treaty recognized by the King of Heiken. Otherwise, what will we use as a reference and how can we judge whether the interests and power of the new humans are guaranteed?"

Mihavalov was stunned and nodded at the original place.

"I will pass it on to Wang. I believe that the first draft will be passed on to you soon. In addition, does this mean that you will also accept requests for cooperation from other forces?"

Su Ke slowly stared at him, smiling at the corners of his mouth.

"So, is this what you are afraid of?"

"!"

Mikhavalov's pupils shrank sharply, and his expression was temporarily uncontrollable.

Su Ke supported the armrest and slowly stood up from the chair.

When the people outside the barrier saw him stand up, they couldn't help taking a step forward, grabbing their hearts to avoid the eventual change.

Su Ke did not leave directly, but continued:

"If the starter joins other camps, it will be very detrimental to you, right? Otherwise, you will not be willing to pay so much for me to meet, after all, I may not be able to survive after the meeting. It will not necessarily relay the truth to you."

Su Ke looked down at him coldly.

"Rather than doing something with me, you are more inclined to let me not do something, right?"

Mikhavalov smiled stiffly.

Unexpectedly, in the end, Su Ke had the initiative.

He lost this negotiation.

He said in a stiff tone:

"Sometimes it's not a good thing to be too smart."

"Indeed," Su Ke agreed with him, "but if you are not smart enough, you will fall into the trap of smart people's calculations."

Putting the chair into the print, Su Ke glanced at the bonfire on the ground that was about to go out, but didn't go to extinguish it.

He turned and walked out, leaving a sentence:

"If the final world is to be destroyed, at least I want to die a little bit more clearly."

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