Isaac

“I know what's going to happen. ”

“You know? ”

Collins shrugs as he looks surprised by what he expected.

“Strictly neutral. We're the only ones that are going to die anyway, so we don't want to get involved. You know, the idea of humankind sticking together or something? ”

“Aren't they crazy? ”

“I don't understand it, but it's funny to approach the heterogeneity from a human point of view. ”

“That's right. So you were inside the body before? ”

“No. I rushed in with a task force. Before that, it was in another body. ”

“Locusts? Moving them around? ”

“That's because I'm on an important mission. ”

In Collins' words, Isaac smiles and says,

“Yes, you are. But what about the Empire? The Emperor is going to be furious. ”

“The empire is already a scarecrow. My hands and feet were cut off. The operational combatants in Operation Millos' operation would have all turned into our own men by now. ”

“All of it?”

“Yes, there's nothing that can stop us now that the warden has lost control and the task force has decided to bypass it. Now all the emperor has left is dark fever, and without it, he's in a hurry to protect himself. We will take care of the work of Earl Mills and return to Newport City to wage a coronation. Take the first step towards independence. ”

“Are you sure? You know they flew into the warehouse this time? Isn't that your battle supplies they were storing there? ”

According to Isaac, Collins hesitates and smiles.

“You're sharp. That's actually why we're ahead of schedule. Dark fever noticed that you could turn combat agents into three types of uninvited guests. It's a waste of combat supplies, but we don't want New Port City to know where we're opening the gates. ”

“By the way, I find Newport too explicitly important to you. ”

“The more reasonable suspicion you have, the less likely you are to move around. You may not know it, but she's messed up a lot of places besides New Port City. ”

“I found guns in the warehouse. ”

“Honestly, it's an unscheduled variable, but it doesn't have much impact. They've set bait elsewhere so they can find it."

“What quantity was in the warehouse? ”

“Enough to arm an entire division of Satan's ranks. But there's a similar amount in storage elsewhere. ”

“Anywhere else? ”

“Yes, that's why Newport is so important. There's no place like New Port City to regroup those supplies in no time. ”

“Where did they get that amount? You can't have what the expedition has to offer. ”

“Factory automation, mass production. I've had enough time. ”

“You didn't catch any dragoncakes? ”

“I told you, there are accomplices on the Supreme Council. ”

Well, the human world is the only place the watchdog can look. You can draw as much supplies as you want by building a factory deep inside the heterogenous municipality.

“And who was this Rat who used to run that warehouse? ”

Collins' face twists with Isaac's question.

“That's the real variable. I took a stupid punch in the middle of nowhere. I didn't know the guy who gave money to keep it hidden in the warehouse would be interested in warehouse goods. ”

“He used a gun. ”

“It contained not only combat supplies, but also trimming equipment and manuals. It's painted so you don't know the text, but it's easy to learn. ”

“I even have a manual and I think I'm ready. Why are you dragging me in? I think I can make it work without you. ”

“No, Isaac is the most important thing. ”

“Me?”

“Yes, Isaac has the key to the gate. ”

“I don't have such a big key. ”

“Yes, you do. You always do. ”

Collins looks at Isaac's finger with a meaningful gaze, and Isaac takes a ballpoint pen out of his finger in a long time.

“Hehe, Monami Ballpen, the Queen has a different sense of humor. ”

“Do you see this? ”

“Of course. It's only visible to people who clearly recognize the purpose of things. That's why people in this world can't see it if they wave a ballpoint pen in front of their eyes. ”

“That's why you didn't see her either. It's amazing you can avoid the Master's gaze. But this ballpoint pen is quite useful, but I didn't know you could make a gate. ”

“You'd be surprised what you find in there. ”

“Are you really confident? Yeah, well, Knette and Reisha and Rizzley are going together. ”

“They're, um... they're hostages, to be exact. ”

“Hostages?”

“Yes, because they represent one of the most friendly factions in the world. ”

I don't think so. We can only feed honey to humans who don't know how to produce it cheaply, and it won't be fun for the Elves to live without the Human World.

“What's a hostage if you can't even touch it? ”

If the three of them found out about this, they would argue. Conflict in fixed order. You can't ignore the fact that the Inquisitors are fighting the Strangers.

“That's why I told the task force. You're a typical tribe that hates humans. Plus, the Trians are involved, so you can keep enough Elves and Northbears in custody. Surveillance stations can move if they want to. ”

Collins disappears, checking on the progress of the plan, saying that there will be a lot of people there, and Isaac gets up from his seat and looks down at the view window and smokes without a word.

Independence, restoration, world domination. It's all good. I felt like I could handle variables as well as have scenarios that fit different situations as long as I had time to prepare.

But it's sloppy. Dozens of problems come to mind when I hear about it. Even so, Collins, or Complainant, believed in the plan.

Like a game where you can die and start over when you are injured, the immortal army can only be invincible when you die. But Isaac wanted to ask.

So did you get the consent of hundreds of thousands of soldiers?

I thought I was dead, but I came back to life. But we need to get back into combat. Giving understanding and reasoning is a second problem and cannot be controlled smoothly.

Okay, let's give it a hundred concessions and say it's possible. I've been trained to be more than just a soldier, so I'll be obeying orders for now. But even after we know what's going on, should we follow orders? Under unconditional orders from the soldier, there should have been no words of defiance or coup.

And build a new Republic of Korea? Did I mention I forget about favors, but I don't forget grudges? When I think of those who fought and helped with the military, but those who had advanced their age and authority and did not follow the controls, and those who were selfish, I still feel depressed.

And you're bringing them back together? Even if it is successful, I will follow those who lived freely in capitalist societies.

Those who want to incite people to democracy, to have power, to talk about individual rights and freedoms, and then go through that shit again?

Essentially, the queen's plan is based on the sacrifice of the people of this world. And what about the people who are about to be taken from us without even knowing it, and then brought into battle to die? They come back to life after death, but what about the people who were taken?

“You're a monster after all. ”

Isaac mutters bitterly. That's why I can't be happy to see my old comrades. And there was one blind spot in the queen's plan.

The blind spot was the need for Isaac's cooperation. How many people were mobilized into the war and died in the decision of the powerful. At least they knew they were going to die because of the war.

But what about the citizens of Newport City who will be turned into three unwanted guests? I don't have much affection for the people of New Port City, but I have no intention of going to war. It is the abomination of Isaac that he dies in vain without even knowing it.

“Do I have to thank you for making me feel no remorse? ”

Collins made a fatal mistake while talking to Isaac. I don't know if I thought it was pointless or unnoticed by the excitement, but Isaac was able to get rid of even the slightest clue about what to do with the queen's plan.

“You tried to kill me, so you have nothing to say. ”

Collins clearly said. They own the warehouse. And, unfortunately, we can replenish it as much as we want. That means the queen blew up the Warehouse Zone to avoid the pursuit of the Dark Heat, and that was not the work of the Horsemen and their allied expedition, as Central knows.

I can also understand the sudden inability of the Surveillance Bureau. While the queen is in control of communications, she can control the movement of the moving central as much as she wants.

The same is true of the incomprehensible behavior of suicidal rats. Rats were unimaginable variables. A man who eats money in exchange for closing his eyes on the warehouse supplies.

If we follow the clues based on Rat's confession, we'll have to turn our backs on them, even if they're cut off. After all, the dead must follow the truth that they have no words. The most natural thing is suicide, not destruction. It's a simple matter of getting into your body and dying.

In the middle of all this confusion, killing yourself would be suspicious, so I would try to deal with it slowly over time, but the warehouse supplies were discovered and Rat was caught on the run. He also has a slight handgun from the warehouse.

To avoid suspicion, I had to kill him now, and I was convinced it was the Queen. It's like confessing to a murderer with your own mouth.

Maybe the queen took care of Anton. If it had gone quietly, Anton's testimony could have been interpreted from a new point of view since the warehouse had been compromised, and he wanted to avoid variables at a short point in time.

“Then what are the expeditions? Did you get it from being there with no luck? It's hard to think it's a coincidence... But you didn't let go completely. ”

The diplomatic channel remains open during a war that will be repaired after death. Either you lured him into a trap, or the expedition itself is a fake lure prepared by the queen.

“I don't think this is the only plan.... ”

This is a plan that excludes complex political relationships and only thinks about outcomes. The risk of failure is too great. Too lax for a plan that has lived for centuries.

“It was a mistake to trust the Surveillance Bureau so much. ”

Isaac frowns and mutters. I thought heterosexuals were different. The Director of Surveillance believed that he represented the opinions of all factions, but in fact, there were factions that opposed the warm-hearted, hard-hearted, and human advocates, and factions that hated each other because of the nature of the factions. Like Gabelin's political board, there are factions of their own.