I am A Villain

President Yang feels that Barnes now has a feeling of autism similar to Luo.

He sits in a daze for a long time, and doesn't talk much. Others talk to him and he doesn't care about it. It looks like he is desperate.

On the 5th, he thought he wanted to kill Shamos. Barnes might have expressed his position, but he didn't care.

"Ok."

He waved his hand and said only one word-um.

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Everyone felt very strange about this guy's reaction.

Only Yang knows that this is because with the increasing energy trend of the entire body, many human characteristics of Barnes have been lost, and his emotions are gradually being lost. To put it bluntly, the joys and sorrows are not as obvious as they were Too. Remember the first launch, domain name _ 三 <>

A creature gradually disguised as an energy body.

It is impossible for him to preserve his original humanity completely.

Perhaps on the day when his evolutionary process reached its climax, it was the day when Barnes' personality completely disappeared from this world.

This is why Barnes has not used the energized state of the limbs for the past two years, but relies on the mechanical limbs provided by Charles to survive.

Perhaps this is why he can now let go of his hatred for Yang.

When the emotions of the whole person gradually become flat, not only are there no emotion fluctuations, the same hatreds in the past also gradually become blurred, when you have not felt much sorrow for the dead, naturally it will not How much revenge is left.

Barnes now, but still adhere to a belief.

That is to focus exclusively on the Weir.

This is the last belief that he can tenaciously maintain.

He can only leave the rest for the time being.

Although he knew that this might not be temporary, but after leaving it off, he would never pick it up again.

What he lost, he might not be able to find it again.

But he did n’t have a choice. He does n’t have so many minds to take care of all kinds of emotions at the same time. Maintaining his personality thinking is Barnes ’only pursuit now. Only Barnes ’s personality still exists. This energy system Only then can it play a role in future wars.

Otherwise, he is just an energy body without any autonomous consciousness.

It is essentially the same as the energy substances stored in the equipment and the cloudy clouds in the **** baptism sky. First launch https: // https: //m.33xs.com

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"You think he should be damn, just kill it."

Barnes noticed that everyone's eyes were on him, but he did not feel any discomfort.

This guy really doesn't have much human emotional awareness now.

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No. 5 also noticed the changes in Barnes.

He is the person who can most intuitively observe this manifestation. By observing Barnes's brain waves, he can feel the current faint emotion of this guy, and there is almost no fluctuation. The fastest computer terminal to update: https: ///

He was quite disappointed.

Why did No. 5 participate in this **** baptism battle?

Not just to save Barnes back.

No. 5 does not have such a magnificent world view, nor does it have any high ideals. He only knows that he once spared his life to fight for the human camp, but the final outcome is to be completely imprisoned. They exchanged their blood for prison.

So he wanted revenge, not only that, he also realized his true destination.

He no longer belongs to the original world he fought for. Those supernatural creatures who were kept in a small black room with him are his real belonging.

But No. 5 couldn't do anything that could help them.

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He remembered Barnes, the man who deserved his respect and was also a hyperevolutionary creature.

Only people like Barnes are qualified to lead them.

The reason why No. 5 would rush into the battlefield of the first battle without any recklessness was because it was touched by what Barnes did.

For No. 5, Barnes is a near-perfect evolver.

He needed Barnes to lead them to fight as before.

It is a pity that Barnes is no longer the same as before.

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But Yang didn't feel anything about it.

He only knows that if Barnes still has an autonomous consciousness, he will definitely provide all his energy in the battle with the Will, which is enough.

Other than that, Yang doesn't care what the world looks like, as long as the Weirs get out or die. Anyway, this world is no longer what he had originally expected, and it has not changed back to what he had originally expected, so all he can do is to make the world as sustainable as possible, rather than completely destroyed.

He has seen the planet after the Welsh rule.

On the other side of the wormhole, he touched the sand there.

It's a land that is more dead than the most desolate desert on earth.

If the earth becomes like that one day, then it is the last thing Yang wants to see.

He didn't want to die, but he also didn't think he would like to live in such a world.

That is no different from hell.

And now the sixth district has gradually become that way, everything is cruel, everything is desolate.

He couldn't even see the blue sky and white clouds in the sixth district.

This is very fucking.

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So it does n’t matter who is dead and who is alive.

Yang only knew that it was enough for these people to provide a fighting power in the future battlefield, because for each additional fighting power, the odds of winning would increase by one point.

It doesn't matter if they all die in the end.

Because as long as their value is provided. can.

This point of thinking was learned by Yang from the values ​​of Will civilization.

The Weirs do not care about casualties, they pay more attention to energy.

Death is just a loss of energy, but if a dead Weir warrior can transform all of its energy back into the Weir forces, then his death is not a loss.

This is the energy value of the Weir.

Transformed into the current human camp, in Yang's view, if a combat unit dies, but it has exerted its destructive power to the greatest extent before it dies, he does everything possible to provide help for the battle, then basically Equivalent to his value has been reflected, this is not a loss, but a pay.

Death on the battlefield is not a loss.

That really doesn't count.

It is a kind of loss, such as being locked in a small black room and immersed in potion and waiting to die.

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So for No. 5's point of view.

Yang also agrees.

Some people really **** it.