"You are right." Farosha agreed, "She is indeed my daughter."

Laila nodded with satisfaction, then asked another question.

"But for humans, wouldn't it be sad if a human's brain was transferred to a bug? So much wisdom and knowledge cannot be used in a bug's body," Laila said.

"Yes, then, why does this Yusi man try his best to find another 'world' to survive? Every world has its own universe. Why does it escape from this universe?" Farosha stared at it.

Leila.

"..." Laila took a deep breath, "In order to...escape from the Messenger of the Stars."

"The technology of the Yusi people allows them to escape, while we stay here to face the dangers of the stars, and there is nowhere to escape but to face it. There are enough classes today. You can go and rest." Xu

Yang put Xu Cheng down.

"What is that?" Xu Cheng saw a complex terminal connected to the end of the glass device, but the screen was already black. There were thousands of pipelines connected behind it.

"That... is a useless thing. We will dismantle it in a moment." Xu Yang said, "Go and have a rest."

"See you tomorrow." Laila greeted Farosha and Xu Yang respectively, "Mom, dad, goodbye!"

"Goodbye, dad!" Xu Cheng also ran away.

After the children left, Xu Yang and Falosa looked at each other and nodded.

"There are approximately more than 1,200 Yos people who have invaded our planet. They personally made those fog monsters, and collected a large number of living people as samples and slaves to concentrate our technology. What exactly are they going to do?" Falosa pondered.

"We have to find a way to defeat these Yusi people who have parasitized into our world. The civilization of the Yusi people is of great help to us in understanding the reality of the starry sky... Their consciousness is vast and boundless. If our mind is a page, then

Their consciousness is an entire library." Xu Yang sighed.

"...Let's go, the lighthouse core is used to control and calculate everything in Yousi technology, and we can't use it." Falosa said lightly.

With a heavy heart, she left the secret passage with Xu Yang and headed to the "big dome" next to the research institute.

After climbing the steps, Falosa raised her head tiredly and painfully, staring at the dense and boundless witch brain matrix around her.

This is the largest "black wall" ever created.

The horrific afterimage of the structural witch massacre, with huge tanks extending on the vast walls in all directions, with a living brain floating in each tank.

Without the protection of hair and skull, all the folds and grooves are clearly visible. Thick translucent liquid fills every jar, and countless electrodes and cables penetrate every corner of the spherical brain. There is no more terrifying shackles than this.

Their spirits have been weakened, stripped away, and reduced to tools for processing data.

Since the establishment of the company here, 1.8 million witch brains have been harvested alive to form the black wall terminal at the core of the lighthouse, providing vast computing power.

In New Taipei, witches have their eyes and ears plucked out when they are less than a year old, so that they can "adapt" to light and soundlessness, and then their brains are dug out to become part of the computing unit. They have never been lucky enough to... have the luck to live...

All this will come to an end.

"I will rescue you... right now..." Falosa raised her hand sadly.

They had cried out in unison for Falosa's salvation, and now she was here.

"...I will save 1.8 million witches, and let this great achievement help me become the true witch god! Please, everyone." Falosa looked around, closed her eyes, and heard their prayers.

Harmony. Countless burning candles, countless shapeless teardrops, and countless empty echoes.

Lady Falosa...

please……

Free us...

please……

The gray edge of the Law of Killing condensed in Falosa's hands.

Goodbye, all torture.
Chapter completed!