I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

After retrieving Daychaser, Mann left the Federal Building.

He didn't provide a final answer during the negotiations, but instead gave the Federation time to consider, earnestly stating that they couldn't acquire the Godslayer weapons any other way, and that he knew they would ultimately agree.

He wasn't certain to what extent he could trade for weapons. If he was lucky, he might be able to exchange for weapons of the same tier and level. If he was unlucky, he might only be able to trade V-4 Godslayer weapons for ordinary V-3 weapons. However, deep down, he believed this deal was destined to succeed.

Because he needed Tier V ordinary weapons, and the Federation needed Tier V Godslayer weapons.

For Mann, trading Godslayer weapons for ordinary weapons was definitely worth it, because after dealing with the gods, these weapons might not be of much use. If he still wanted to establish himself in this world, he would need other ordinary weapons so he could deal with the evil "villains" besides the gods.

Although he couldn't use the weapons he acquired randomly, at least not by relying on the Bureau of Control, otherwise the Federation might get suspicious. Besides, the weapons he traded for were likely to be especially suitable for being fully exploited, because only those weapons that were stronger when exploited would be cost-effective for him.

But even so, he would always encounter situations where he had no choice but to use them. He just had to be a little careful, and it wasn't impossible to use them, just not openly.

Moreover, he could use this weapon in the Titan ruins, and the Titan ruin's weapons in the Federation.

At the same time, Mann believed that the Federation would ultimately agree to the deal for a similar reason, just the opposite of his. The Federation didn't need to improve their ability to deal with ordinary ability users, but they needed something that could target the gods.

However, if the gods were destined to be destroyed, such things would definitely depreciate in the future, but they still needed such weapons as insurance and wanted to use them for research, so they would definitely try to obtain them.

The only question was how high a price they would pay.

The Federation naturally hoped the price would be as low as possible, while Mann hoped the price would be as high as possible. That's why he wasn't in a hurry to reach a deal, even though he already had a weapon that met the conditions in his hand.

Having the Eye of Manageton was Mann's confidence in proposing the deal, but if possible, he wanted to acquire even stronger ordinary weapons. If possible, he intended to exchange the best weapons with the Federation without affecting the battle.

This meant he had to acquire the best Godslayer weapons possible, and not the kind specifically designed to deal with Cyann. He couldn't easily hand over that kind of weapon to the Federation. However, acquiring this kind of weapon against all gods might require some effort, unlike Cyann's weapon, which the Titans would naturally give him.

Of course, if he didn't get any suitable weapons in the end, he could directly trade the Eye of Manageton with the Federation. What weapons he would get in the end would depend on what he did in the Titan ruins next.

Therefore, Mann was slowly preparing during this time, waiting for the time he had agreed with Zasna to arrive. During this time, there were no accidents. The Federation didn't change anything. Xiaoyao, who had signed a contract with him, didn't force anything after learning that he had solved the mastermind. And the gods didn't notice anything at all.

And so the appointed time arrived.

As the power of teleportation surged from the armguard, the scene before him began to blur, and colors and space quickly reorganized. Next, he appeared in that familiar place again.

This time, Zasna was also here personally waiting for him. However, the Ninth King looked slightly different than before. This time, her flesh body was clad in a light-looking silver armor, and she had two weapons that looked like longswords on her back.

This time, Zasna's appearance was different from the previous times when she met Mann as the Ninth King, but it was very similar to when he first saw Zasna rushing out of the forest and "grabbing" him, both exuding an aura of heroic spirit.

Noticing Mann's gaze, Zasna smiled:

"This is my usual combat equipment. Although I haven't touched these two swords for hundreds of years, there were also times when I didn't take off my armor for hundreds of years. As a Titan King, I must be able to handle affairs in the city and also be able to pick up weapons and rush to the battlefield when necessary."

Mann asked:

"And now is the necessary time."

Zasna stood in place waiting for the surrounding instruments to fully check Mann:

"That's right, you came at the right time. Although we set the time a little earlier, it doesn't affect our departure now, and we don't know if there will be any accidents on the road.

"Anything can happen before the council begins."

As they spoke, a flying vehicle that looked very different from ordinary transportation stopped near the automatically opened skylight above the hall. Then, Zasna lightly tiptoed, and her body floated up lightly, starting to float towards the flying vehicle.

Mann also used telekinesis to support his body, floating behind Zasna and said:

"The Federation has given me a reply, and I also proposed a new plan to them. They are particularly interested in the Eclipse plan and have basically agreed to cooperate with us to prepare."

Zasna nodded slightly:

"Very good, this will make our next plan smoother."

Mann continued:

"However, during this process, the Federation made a small request. They hope to see some weapons that are not specifically designed to deal with Cyann, and they must be strong enough. I think their purpose may be more complex.

"However, the reason they claim is still relatively reasonable. They hope to see that we have the ability to quell other gods after solving Cyann, and also have a sufficient number and quality of weapons to ensure that many powerful gods can be solved at the same time, because they are particularly worried about the gods' revenge.

"For us and you, the gods' revenge is nothing, but the Federation, as a human ruling power, cannot handle the gods' revenge and counterattack so well. The gods can completely destroy those places without powerful ability users guarding them, so they can only quickly solve all the gods.

"What do you think?"

After listening to Mann's heavily embellished retelling, Zasna frowned slightly:

"This matter may also have to be resolved by the council. The Eye of Manageton is already the most suitable weapon of this type.

"Although we still have a lot of high-level weapons in our vault, they are actually useless now. These weapons were created for that distant war, and many are not suitable to be taken out. Moreover, many are only targeted at a few individual gods, and the strongest weapons here are no longer a threat to the gods now, and some have even fallen into slumber.

"If your request is for quantity and quality, then it can only be resolved through the council. However, I don't think it's difficult to ask other Titan Kings to provide weapons through the council, after all, we have sufficient reasons."

They chatted like this while getting into the flying vehicle and started heading to the destination of the meeting.

After Mann sat down, he said:

"Assuming the council ends smoothly."

Zasna smiled:

"It's okay, leave any problems to me. Besides, we also have Wotair. If anything really goes wrong, he will suppress it. He is the most trustworthy of the Titan Kings."

Mann really trusted Wotair, or rather, he trusted Wotair who had personally seen the Shenxiao recording. If the Second King also had the same vision as Wotair, then he would recognize reality at a considerable speed.

However, what he was really worried about was whether there would be any accidents before the meeting started, such as whether anyone would come to rob them on this road. If he really encountered that kind of situation, he didn't know how to deal with it.

He couldn't expose his abilities casually, but this time he estimated that he couldn't persuade the visitor with words.

At that time, it would probably depend on Zasna. Judging from Zasna's attire, she was probably prepared to deal with accidents, and Mann could only slightly trust this Titan King to quell the encountered problems.

Mann also asked seemingly casually:

"Are you sure Wotair can suppress the Second King?"

Zasna showed a look of reminiscence:

"You may not be able to see it now, but Wotair was actually an extremely idealistic wise man. He was the initiator of this Titan continuation plan, and his purpose at that time was actually the purest of us. He simply wanted to leave the seeds of civilization for mankind, and in fact, they were not as pessimistic as I was at that time.

"Because at that time he predicted that we had the possibility of perishing together with the gods. Some of us Titans did think about committing suicide with the gods, of course, this was definitely not a mainstream idea, and in fact, the meaning of this thing existing was more important than whether it was used.

"Such a plan is more like a final weapon, used to deter the gods rather than destroy them, and if we really want to use it, we will only do so if using it is better for humans than not using it.

"This is a deterrent, because when the gods realize this, they will not create the most tragic human future, and will not be overwhelmed by emotions to retaliate against us. This is actually more like a restriction device than a weapon.

"But since such a weapon exists, there is a possibility of it being used. Wotair initially thought about how to continue our civilization if humans really perished together with the gods, and in fact, many facilities were proposed and completed during that stage. However, in the end, this plan obviously went wrong.

"This involves some very profound issues, and it is not my area of expertise. Moreover, Wotair did not tell us what happened at that time, and there seemed to be some taboos in it, and he did not allow us non-soul scholars to intervene in the research.

"I only know that it involved some soul issues, and this matter made Wotair depressed for a long time. When he cheered up, he turned the plan to its current direction.

"The Second King also joined the plan at this time. In fact, he is more like a wealthy investor to us, unlike us scholars, and his reason for investing in this plan is very simple. After Wotair changed direction, this plan became what it is now.

"Which means it allows us to survive in this form."

Mann blinked:

"So he invested in this plan to save himself?"

Zasna nodded:

"That's right, although I said he's not like us, he is also a scholar of extremely high level, and he is probably second only to Wotair in our team, or even more talented than Wotair.

"But he doesn't have any of the qualities of a scholar. I'm not talking about stereotypes, I'm referring to the fact that he doesn't respect the knowledge he has mastered like normal scholars, which makes him particularly frivolous. He is more like a playboy who only looks for 'academics' to solve physiological problems when he needs them.

"You should be able to see that I don't like his style very much, but it is his resources and technology that have allowed our next plan to proceed smoothly. He helped us build many facilities necessary to implement the plan, including the Sleeping Tower that allows us to be resurrected constantly, the Breeding Tower that can create new Titans, and the entire set of resurrection facilities for the Thirteen Kings. In fact, you may also notice...

"We have invested a little too much resources in the reincarnation of the Thirteen Kings. These resources could have been used in other places that are more useful to Titan civilization, and this was not our original intention.

"But the Second King is an investor, and he can somewhat influence where these resources are used, and he is also very good at persuading Wotair, because the requirements he raises are not opposed to our goals.

"Just a slight deviation."

Mann said:

"It sounds like he is the 'villain' in your story."

Zasna showed a look of reminiscence and sighed:

"That's right, Wotair and him often had various disagreements back then, but the Wotair in the story is no longer what he used to be. We mentioned last time we met that his personality was completely different from the original after he was reincarnated as a Titan, but I don't think that was the beginning.

"The real root of the change was after his plan changed, and also after the Second King joined. After that, he had some extremely subtle changes, and now I can hardly recognize him anymore.

"Wotair is no longer the young man who hoped to continue human civilization."

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