This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous Chapter 1286 - 1286 571 Mechanic

1286: Chapter 571 chanic 1286: Chapter 571 chanic At the edge of the Abyss, Mu You sneakily moved to the back while maintaining his invisibility, inching closer to the battleship that was berthed in front.

As a result, this ti, before he even reached the external Barrier, a red searchlight from the bow of the battleship within the Barrier suddenly swept towards him.

Under the illumination of the red light, Mu You’s hidden figure was clearly exposed in the air.

“Hidden unit detected, identity determined as: Fool!

Hazard level assessnt: Highly dangerous.

Executing orders: Eliminate, erase, expel…”

“Doesn’t it work…”

Watching as countless cannon muzzles instantly appeared, Mu You sighed softly, silently triggered his watch to backtrack, and quietly retreated, swiftly returning to the dense forest where he had been.

After confirming that this battleship was stationed over the Abyss, Mu You, unwilling to give up, circled around to see if there were any unguarded areas in the ship’s defenses.

It turned out that the space above was indeed the direction with the weakest defense; all other ground positions were equipped with anti-invisibility devices, and any approach close to a certain range of the ship would imdiately be detected.

A plu of blue smoke erged from the oil lamp at his waist, transforming into the figure of the Bard.

“Is this the legendary chanical life…” Lamp God looked curiously at the distant battleship.

“You ca out just in ti, I was just about to ask, who exactly created these chanical beings?”

Mu You took the opportunity to inquire, “Does the Divine Race have any ‘God of Machines’ or sothing?”

Lamp God shook his head: “There is no authority like the God of Machines, at least not that I’ve heard of…

however, I do know soone who might be the ‘culprit’ behind these chanical lives…”

“Who?”

“A Divine Race individual self-titled ‘chanic.'”

“A regular mber of the Divine Race?” Mu You was startled; these chanical lifeforms weren’t created by a deity?

“Yes, although this guy doesn’t hold any authority, he is a true genius, rare to find even once in a hundred thousand years.

His intellect is astonishing, not at all like that of a mortal; many even suspect that he might have inherited the authority of ‘Wisdom’.”

“What did he do?” Mu You was curious.

“This person originally worked as a Toolsmith who crafted equipnt for others, but he took his craftsmanship to the extre, producing many powerful armors.

His own strength was actually quite weak, placing him at the lower end within the Divine Race, but with these armors, his Combat Power could even match so ordinary deities!” Lamp God exclaid.

“Origin Battle Armor?” Mu You blurted out.

“Oh, it seems it was called that…”

The Bard recalled, then shook his head, “In any case, with that magical armor, the chanic was a prominent figure back in the day, well-known among the Divine Race.

He was later even invited by higher deities to participate in the base design of the Star Spirit World.

The ‘Alchemy’ that is now widespread in the Star Spirit World was designed by him based on his chanical knowledge.”

Lamp God looked towards the distant giant battleship: “If these chanical creations were said to be made by that guy, I wouldn’t be surprised.

Because what he was most passionate about in life was to use machinery to create real life.

Sadly, until the destruction of the Divine Race, no one had the fortune to see this breakthrough co to fruition…

But from the current situation, it seems he did succeed; he really did manage to create ‘sentient’ chanical bodies.”

“The father of alchemy…” Mu You listened and felt sowhat moved.

To reach a level comparable to the gods with a mortal body, this person indeed was a remarkable individual.

This also made Mu You even more interested in his Origin Battle Armor.

If mortals using these armors could match the gods, then with his divine physique, coupled with these armors, his strength would surely advance to the next level.

Unfortunately, it seed that these armors had been deliberately destroyed, leaving only so scattered fragnts; it was uncertain if they could still be reassembled into a complete set of armor.

“Do you want to make a wish?” Lamp God at this point motioned with his chin towards the chanical battleship in front and asked Mu You.

“Make a wish…”

Mu You looked towards the distant battleship.

Now he only had one last wish that didn’t require a price to pay.

Afterwards, it wasn’t that he couldn’t make a wish, but if he wanted to make one, he would have to pay an equivalent price.

The wishes worth making often involved a price he simply couldn’t afford; those within his capacity were usually petty and trivial, producing almost no real effect.

Thus, these three free wishes were so precious.

Of course, if making a wish now could directly eliminate the threat of these chanical beings once and for all, it wouldn’t be a loss.

Wishes are ant to be used in this manner; holding onto them until no wishes can be made is actually a waste.

“Then…

let’s use it,” Mu You breathed out.

“Alright, it’s your freedom, what do you wish for?” Lamp God gathered his Divine Power, ready to act.

“Just wish…”

Mu You spoke two words, but suddenly paused.

Right, what is to be wished for now?

Destroy the battleship ahead?

But what use would that be; the battleship is just a part of the chanical beings’ power, their real threat cos from Ava in Eden, as well as those nearly ten million Terminator machines.

Even if all four battleships were destroyed, the threat would still not be eliminated.

So, to kill Ava, the brain of the robots?