Those who face the wall, but are in the Nascent Soul stage.

Chapter 107 The True Wallfacer

Although Keiko Yamasugi was extremely shocked after recognizing Caesar, she showed no outward reaction.

"Are you from ETO?"

“That’s obvious.” Caesar was somewhat speechless.

"Did Zhizi send you?"

"The Lord has long abandoned us, this bunch of defeated soldiers, not to mention that I have already been kicked out of the game by Qin Shi Huang and have long lost the right to contact the Zizhi."

Who is Qin Shi Huang?

"Want to know? Come closer, and I'll tell you. It's a big secret." Caesar gave a mysterious smile.

Hines took two steps back. "I'm not interested."

Taking advantage of the moment when his soldiers were not paying attention, Caesar suddenly spoke a long speech at an extremely fast pace:
"Wallfacer Hines, on the surface you are constructing the Mind Imprint Device to strengthen the Space Force's will to resist. In reality, your true purpose is to allow the Mind Imprint Device to spread among the people, and to let a large number of private ideas emerge, plunging human society into the Mind Imprint Era. In this era, everyone will be secretly imprinted with an unknown Mind Imprint, and human civilization will enter a stage where mutual trust is impossible. Because you believe that the future Space Force is no match for the Trisolaran fleet, you think that it is unwise and useless for humanity to unite and develop space power now. You hope to destroy the spirit of unity in human civilization and pin your hopes on the diverse Mind Imprints of the people to increase the variables of the future, and to increase the negligible chance of winning the final war."

The four soldiers reacted quickly, breaking Caesar's teeth in an attempt to silence him. But this man of immense willpower managed to utter the last words despite his lisp.

Hines: "..."

Yamasugi Keiko: "..."

Well, how come it sounds somewhat reasonable?

Hines waved his hand weakly: "Let him go, he's harmless to me."

Caesar frowned: "What, did I guess wrong?"

Hines laughed in exasperation: "Are you planning to just ask me for the answer directly?"

Caesar sighed. The disheveled middle-aged man didn't seem disappointed by the failed attempt to break through the barrier: "Indeed, if breaking through the barrier were really that simple, your barrier-breaker wouldn't have taken so long."

Keiko Yamasugi wanted nothing more than to rush over and tear Caesar's tongue apart with her frail fists, but thankfully he wasn't looking at her when he said those words.

"What do you mean?" Hines suddenly became nervous.

"Ah... I'm not your Wallbreaker, I'm just an ordinary ETO member. I'm sorry, I just scared you." Caesar spat out a mouthful of broken teeth and blood.

Upon hearing this, Hines suddenly grabbed a broom and slammed it down on Caesar's head.

boom.

Hines wasn't very strong, but the broom handle still hit Caesar squarely on the forehead, leaving the latter dizzy and disoriented.

After letting out a long sigh, Hines gradually calmed down and asked, "If you're not a Wallbreaker, then why did you come to me? Are Wallfacers so easy to fool?"

Caesar pointed with difficulty to the room behind the main hall of the Faith Center.

That was the room of the No. 1 thought stamp machine.

Caesar knelt on the ground and said indistinctly, "I actually came to you to strengthen my faith."

Hines thought he must be crazy; how could he allow ETO members to use mind imprints?

"Then you're probably going to be disappointed. The mind imprinting facility is only open to the Space Force," Hines said with a sneer.

"Hey friend, if you're going to arrest someone, then give your hand some space to move." Caesar said to the two soldiers holding him down behind him, then struggled to free his right hand. He reached into his pocket and quickly pulled out an identification document, which he then tossed to Hines.

Italian Space Force Identification Documents

Hines: "..." He flipped through the document and found that it was indeed true. This guy named Julius was indeed an active member of the Italian Space Force, with a rank of colonel and more than ten years of experience as a frontline commander.

Damn Italy, didn't they conduct a political vetting process when selecting members for their Space Force?

"I'm a genuine member of the Italian Space Force, so I'm qualified to use the thought imprint, right?" After spitting out the broken teeth and blood from his mouth, Caesar felt much more relaxed speaking.

"But you are ETO, a traitor to humanity."

“Isn’t this even better?” Caesar pointed to himself and said, “Now, a pitiful man kicked out of ETO by Qin Shi Huang, a discarded pawn that Sophon despises, a remnant of the era of Ye Wenjie and Evans, an outcast who belongs neither to the Adventists nor the Salvationists, a former rebel leader of the Council of Seven. I, Caesar, now want to express my loyalty to humanity through the Imprint of Thought. Isn’t this a good thing? How can you refuse me?”

Hines fell into thought.

Keiko Yamasugi was deeply shocked.

Caesar pressed his advantage, "You know the power of the Mind Imprint; I can see it from your chapped lips. So you also know that once I use the Mind Imprint, I can reverse perceptions. Having a human traitor use a Mindset to reverse erroneous perceptions and become completely loyal to humanity has great political significance. It demonstrates human compassion and gives other ETO members a chance to turn back."

Hines was unfazed by these words; he still wanted to expel Caesar. He absolutely did not want any ETO member to use the Mind Imprint, but unfortunately, the entire scene was being monitored and presented to the [Mind Imprint Use Deliberation Committee].

Soon, external interference factors arrived.

"After discussions by the [Thought Imprint Deliberation Council] and the [PDC Security Council], we unanimously agree that it is necessary for Caesar, one of the seven leaders of the ETO organization, to undergo re-education through the Thought Imprint."

Although the main body of ETO was destroyed 13 years ago, we have never been able to eliminate the core members of the organization. This is a good opportunity. Winning hearts and minds is the best strategy. Caesar's defection can deal a huge blow to the remnants of ETO, and the existence of the mind imprint eliminates the possibility of his defection being fake. This is a win-win deal for humanity.

Caesar's value in winning over the people was almost overflowing; no politician would dislike such an easy political achievement.

This man's act of creating his own nest successfully prompted the intervention of the highest levels of the PDC.

Hines had no choice but to concede.

Which proposition would you like to enter?

Against the backdrop of the hall at the center of faith, there were stamped propositions of thought composed of the languages ​​of the five nations. Caesar pointed to the first one.

Humanity will prevail in the battle against the invasion of the Trisolaran world. The enemy invading the solar system will be annihilated, and Earth's civilization will continue for generations to come in the universe.

Once this proposition is established, it means that Caesar has become a 'friend' of the human camp. If he continues to serve ETO, he will suffer continuous torment.

"Want the fourth one? It's free," Hines said coldly.

“No, a life lived with a troubled conscience will only spur me on,” Caesar said.

The process of imprinting thoughts was completed quickly. After the four soldiers released Caesar, Caesar, now free to act, received his Book of Beliefs. He sat on the imprinting machine, and his brain structure was rapidly formed in the computer. Subsequently, the imprint of thoughts was branded into his cognition.

Caesar stood up, twisted his neck, and didn't feel anything unusual.

Is there anything unusual?
Caesar's expression suddenly turned strange. He gave Hines a deep look, who smiled calmly at him.

"How do you feel?" Keiko Yamasugi asked as she walked over.

Caesar looked at Keiko Yamasugi, then at Hines, and finally at himself.

He suddenly felt that the world was somewhat absurd.

“I feel good, and the world should be like this.” Caesar’s eyes held a hint of relief. “I repent for what I have done in the past.”

“It worked. This is a normal reaction. The mental imprint has never failed.” Keiko Yamasugi affirmed to Hines.

“Alright, Mr. Caesar, you can go now,” Hines said with a smile.

(End of this chapter)