Roaming the universe, all thanks to your many dark skills!

Although he didn't talk to Xing Tianji for a long time, Rosen could tell that this guy was definitely not a "real person" like Optimus Prime.

Is there any truth in what he just said? Of course there is.

Maybe even all of it, but there was more truth to what he didn't tell.

What kind of lie is most likely to deceive people? It is definitely not nine truths and one lie, but all the lies are true, but the most important part is omitted.

Now Xing Tianji is playing the same trick.

He showed Rosen the whole story of how he fell on Mars and how he survived until now, acting like an open and upright person in order to gain Rosen's trust.

But when Rosen asked him where he came from and why he came, he said he didn't remember.

I can’t forget so many things that happened later, but I can’t remember the most crucial thing.

Isn't this just fooling a three-year-old child?

After all, Xing Tianji is a silicon-based life form. His memories are stored in a special memory, not in his brain like humans. As long as the memory is not damaged, how could he forget things?

It's just that he was too arrogant, and looked down on Rosen, a human being, from the bottom of his heart, so he didn't even put enough effort into making up his lies.

Rosen sneered, not because he was lying, but because he rejected Rosen's good intention to help.

Does Xingtianji need help?

The answer is yes.

Even ants are greedy for life, let alone a higher being like him.

If he could really look death lightly, why did he linger on on Mars for so long?

After all, it’s because I don’t want to die.

Since he didn't want to die, why did he refuse Rosen?

Naturally, I want to seek help from Mark.

The reason may be that he feels that the American technology behind Mark is more advanced and can provide him with more appropriate help.

It may also be because he felt that compared to Rosen, who was too powerful, Mark, who looked obviously weak, was easier to control.

In any case, Rosen guessed that at this moment, somewhere unknown to him, Xing Tianji must be having a tempting conversation with Mark.

We must never let Xing Tianji succeed.

Otherwise, let’s not talk about whether the earth will suffer in the future.

If the United States alone obtains the technology that Xing Tianji exchanged for help, it is very likely that its strength will expand again, which is definitely not a good thing for the whole world.

This is something Rosen has already seen clearly in the real world.

There are two ways to solve this problem.

The first is to resolve the mystery that caused this trouble.

Unfortunately, he was obviously wary of Rosen and never showed up from beginning to end, making it difficult for Rosen to kill him even if he wanted to.

As for overturning this pure metal pyramid by one's own strength, that is even more impossible.

So this approach won't work.

Another way is to kill Mark.

As long as Xing Tianji's contact with NASA and the US government behind it is cut off, Xing Tianji will naturally stop being able to cast a curse.

But this cannot be done either.

It's not that Rosen is too soft-hearted, but there is actually not much point in killing Mark.

Since Xing Tianji is determined to seek help from the United States, it means that it is about to reach the end of its rope and will have to let go of its pride.

In order to survive, even without Mark, it would definitely try to find NASA through other means, and the result would be the same.

How to resolve the current trouble? Rosen walked out, thinking over and over in his mind.

Until he returned to the entrance, he still hadn't thought of a foolproof plan.

He looked around and didn't see Mark, guessing their conversation was still going on.

Could it be that Mark was really killed? This thought flashed through Rosen's mind, but he immediately suppressed it.

If it could really solve the problem once and for all, he wouldn't mind having blood on his hands, but the problem was that it was of no use, so why commit murder in vain.

Rosen waited for about ten minutes before Mark came out.

Seeing Rosen waiting for him, he could not help but be stunned, then laughed dryly and said: "The road inside is too complicated, I accidentally got lost."

"Yeah." Rosen nodded and said, "That's normal. I almost got lost too. Did that guy say anything to you?"

"He told me how he got here," Mark said. "I asked him if he needed help, but he refused."

"That's such a pity." Rosen said lightly.

"Yeah, that's a shame." Mark nodded with a smile.

Rosen looked at him, and was 90% sure that this guy was not telling the truth. Although he felt a little unhappy, he did not want to expose him in person.

As Mark walked out of the door, the metal wall that had disappeared before reappeared, completely sealing the entrance.

"Let's go." Rosen turned around and was about to leave when suddenly he had an idea and an extremely bold idea came to his mind.

What if I put it in the storage compartment as a complete item?

As soon as he thought of this, Rosen immediately put his hand on the metal wall, and then decided to take it away without hesitation.

The next moment, the metal wall in front of him and its belongings all disappeared, and a delicate and extraordinary pyramid emitting a silver-white luster appeared in his storage compartment.

Mark also turned around at this time, and with the help of the flashlight, he happened to see this magical scene, and was stunned on the spot.

I have just discussed cooperation with Xing Tianji. I am seeing that American technology is about to usher in a new explosion, and countless bright prospects are about to emerge...

How come it disappeared out of nowhere?!

Click click click.

Before Rosen could be happy, a series of creepy noises came from above his head.

That was because of the sudden loss of support, because the loose and unstable soil, gravel and stone layers above the pyramid inevitably began to collapse rapidly.

"Rosen, run, or we're done!"

Mark was shocked and frightened when he saw this, and he grabbed Rosen and ran upstairs.

"You can't run away with your own two legs." Rosen smiled and raised his hand, snapped his fingers, and said, "This is the only way."

The next moment, they were back outside the valley.

Rumble.

A dull roar came from underground, and then the scene originally displayed by the holographic projection disappeared completely, and then the huge pit and the nearby ground collapsed again.

For a moment, the sound was like thunder, and smoke and dust rolled straight into the sky.

"What a pity." Mark sighed with regret.

But I'm afraid he is the only one who knows what he is regretting.

Rosen smiled faintly and said, "I think it's okay. At least I didn't lose you as a friend, right?"

Mark looked at Rosen, was startled at first, then seemed to think of something, his expression changed, and finally he smiled with relief and nodded at Rosen.

When the two of them returned to the outside of the living cabin, Mark suddenly asked, "Rosen, do you think I should report what I just experienced to NASA?"

"It's up to you." Rosen said with a smile, "When the time comes, you can ask them to send more people over, and bring in some engineering machinery, and maybe we can dig it out."

"Then forget it."

"Don't forget it, the chances are great."

"Stop fooling me."