To Four Thousand Years Later

"What's going on over there?"

Watching Jeno G2 follow the two passengers upstairs, a black woman in her thirties with a shiny right eye and dirty eyes frowned: Is that person a newcomer? Who told him to follow? "They were able to "preach" in the station hall without being stopped or driven out by the security guards because they did not actually cause any bad influence on other people.

Although they talk non-stop with other people, as long as the other party shows a little impatience or boredom, they will leave immediately; in the same way, they will not stay with each other for too long—after all, they just Responsible for distributing leaflets.

Not to mention following each other into the lounge. This will be judged as a malicious invasion of other people's private space, which is a kind of "rule-breaking" behavior with a lower degree.

"Stop him soon!"

The one-eyed black woman yelled dissatisfiedly: "Don't let him disturb others!"

"Oh, it's okay, big sister. That's Geno G2."

A tall man with brown hair and a high nose bridge walked over there quickly, and quickly explained to the one-eyed woman: "He told me just now. The other party seems to be interested in us. I want to say. That's the question Fang first invited Jeno G2.

Share, I hope what he told you was the truth. The woman only laughed, but her expression slowed down, but she muttered silently, as if she was a street rap artist: "I have seen a lot of reckless ones. All of them are troublemakers, young and old. They have never seen anything in the world, and they think they are extremely cool every day. Who knows what they are thinking in their hearts?

"Listen up, everyone. Let me say it again." At this point, the one-eyed black woman pressed her right earlobe and emphasized: "Again, no one disturbs the guests! We do not mean any harm, our The cause is justice! Let’s show our civility and manners. Silly boys!’ Although the surrounding crowd was bustling and noisy, her voice was not too loud. But her words were still transmitted very clearly. It reached the ears of the young people who came to the station with her.

They all responded: "Understood, Sister Kalijia!"

"We know that.

It's best that you really know.

Kalija Grumbler.

She looked up the stairs with some anxiety.

For some reason, she seemed to see something sweeping across her body just now.

It seems to be psionic. But Kalija is not sure

Where did that uneducated wild dog come from? Or Ghost Agent?

Have you been watched?

Just in case. If not, run away.

Kalijia beckoned the others to continue working. His eyes were already scanning the surroundings, looking for where he could leave the station without any trace. Leaving these idiots here to attract attention should be able to sneak away. If nothing happens, just go back and forth, that's what she said.

On the other side, in Maynard's VIP room, Jeno G2 stood at attention, repeating to Forty-Two what he had heard before.

"There seems to be no problem.

After a brief silence, Maynard shrugged.

"But you also know," Forty-Two said calmly, "Whether there is a problem or not, that is the biggest problem.

Hearing this, Maynard couldn't help laughing.

"Yes, my lord. Exactly. Of course Maynard knows this truth.

He used to be considered as a secret agent - except that the work he did was a bit rough, he still had all the skills he should have. It limits the vision. It's actually like an outdoor fundraiser. Or any action initiated by any organization is considered a gray area in itself. First of all, their funds are not taxed at the bottom, and these personnel transfers will also cause factors of instability.

As Solomon said: When a group of people gather together, they will no longer worry about the consequences of their actions. The more people there are, the more impulsive they are. It's like he once brought a group of foolish people to attack Egypt and shake the authority of the law.

If they were sensible, they would never do such a dangerous thing.

Individuals who form groups feel an overwhelming force, even when considered only in numbers. This will make them brave and dare to vent their repressed desires. Therefore, they will become impulsive, impatient, and become easy to trust others. Now they pretend to be very rational, as if each of them has begun to become polite, calm and objective, and this is the most suspicious thing.

"Let's talk about your leader. And Geno G2 didn't seem to notice anything unusual, so he just said casually: "Her name is Kalijia, she is our captain and the personnel director of our organization. It's pretty reliable. But I always feel that she is not a good person.

"How do you judge?"

Forty-two heard the words, finally came some interest.

Jeno G2 talked eloquently: "She is too professional, brother. We are just a small regional organization to liberate those oppressed androids. To be honest, we also know in our hearts that we must be No one can be recruited. They may even be suppressed by big shots, because their factories and research institutes cannot lack these brainless iron shells.

"But she is too professional, you can tell she is a talent at a glance. That's why she was promoted so quickly. It's not that I'm jealous of her. I really feel something is wrong. You said, you have such a professional ability, so you came to us Distributing leaflets, what are you doing here?"

"It seems that this organization was not hers in the first place. Maynard whispered from the side. Forty-two shook his head and had some speculations in his heart. But he didn't express his thoughts, but asked again: "Your organization When was it established? When did Kalija come again? "

"We have been organized for at least three or four years. I don't know. I have only been here for less than two years. But Kalijia came later. She has only been here for four months.

Jeno G2 recalled it, and answered carefully.

Maynard added: "And they came to the attention of the Oslo authorities, and that was within a couple of months.

Forty-two frowned

Strange, this cannot be justified. In his mind, the clues are gradually connected with each other, so they can be confirmed.

Kalijia's hostility towards the unknown Forty-Two's name is only at the yellow level, which shows that she is obviously not a dangerous anti-human element, but an adult with a normal outlook. But she tried her best to arrange a world-class war, or what did she want to do at the critical point of the Zerg invasion? If the other party is a believer in "Knowledge". Or as long as Kalijia is a believer in knowing. Then this whole organization should be polluted, this is the safest way. Now that Geno G2 can realize that something is wrong with Kalijia, then other people should be able to too. This is the first unstable factor. Another puzzling thing is that since they are distributing leaflets at the station, they can and have the opportunity to spread the taboo knowledge about "Knowledge" to passengers. This will cause huge, irrepressible, and diffuse mental pollution. At the same time, there is another problem. If it is said that people polluted by "knowledge" information cannot be hostile to him, where did Yukiko Nagano know about this? ? Who told her so? Forty-two can guess, there is no reason why "knowledge theory" can't think of it. As one of Forty-Two's ultimate enemies in this era, how could "Winter of Fernble" and "Knowledge" be so good? Even Baimen Yastaru didn't find out that in Oslo, there is a second power of worshiping evil gods hidden! Or. At least the other party is not the "knowledge" described by Yastaru

He may be hostile to the bionics, or he may want to help the bionics gain power, or he just wants to see the world fall into flames. His purpose is unknown, and he tricked the other side into helping him—or, Can successfully abduct the other shore with forty-two knowledge bases.

Does this also mean that the other party can also abduct him?

Moreover, sleeves always hide themselves in the aura of "knowledge" for what? Does "Knowledge" exist in this world? Is the opponent's weakness related to or inverse to the Knownism's weakness? Why did Baimen, who was able to inform him more conveniently, not tell Forty-two about this, but tell Yastaru? Why did Yastaru come here to tell Forty-two the characteristics and weaknesses of "Knowledge"? Why did she specifically point out, "Let Forty-Two go to Iwate Prefecture first and then go to Oslo?" What are they implying to me? A flash of inspiration suddenly appeared in Forty-two's mind: Could it be that