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

"Wow." When William Cage heard Rosen's words, he raised his eyebrows and even showed a hint of pride.

Obviously he felt that he was different from others, so he was a little proud.

But Rita's subsequent words made his mood suddenly depressed.

"Cage, you have mastered Omega's ability to restart the day, just like I did in Verdun."

"Then how do I control this ability?" William Cage said with a little excitement and eager to try.

"You have to die," Rita said. "Every day, until Omega is destroyed."

The smile on William Cage's face suddenly collapsed.

He was not stupid. Thinking about how he was killed on the battlefield every time before the time was reset, how could he not understand what Rita meant.

Just the thought of having to die again and again in order to win made him feel chilled.

“First of all, it’s a really cool demo.”

William Cage said: "But I don't think I can change the outcome of a battle by my own strength. We should go find the general..."

"I've tried it, countless times." Rita Witasky looked at him and said, "Mental hospital, cut into pieces, remember?"

"Then what can I do?" William Cage frowned.

"Live, try to live longer." Rosen, who had been silent all this time, suddenly said.

"Ah?!" William Cage was a little confused, "Sorry, this seems to be different from what I just said."

"When the Omega found itself losing control of its abilities, it became aware of your presence," Dr. Carter explained. "Even now, it is searching for you mentally."

“When it’s about to find you, you’ll start to see the future,” Rita said. “You’ll probably be able to see it, and even see where it is.”

"These are just secondary." Rosen said: "I hope you can live long, because this will prevent you or Omega from resetting time, so that I can find it and kill it before it reacts, understand?"

"Do you know where it is?" asked William Cage.

"It's not important." Rosen said, looking at him and said, "It's not something you should know."

"Why?" William Cage immediately became unhappy. "I participated in it, so I should have the right to know."

"You have now infiltrated by pretending to be Alpha, so you can get a glimpse of some secrets about Omega by chance."

Rosen said calmly, "But don't forget that all Alphas are equivalent to the nervous system of Omega, responsible for collecting massive amounts of information and intelligence from all over the battlefield and passing them to Omega to ensure victory without omissions."

At this point, he looked at William Cage and said, "Then how can I be sure that what you know at this moment will not be inadvertently passed on to Omega and then used by it against the Human United Defense Force?"

"I..." William Cage wanted to say that he would not disclose any secrets.

But he couldn't finish the words when they came to his lips, because just as he didn't know how to reset time, he also didn't know that everything he saw, felt and thought would be sensed by Omega.

"Think about it even more deeply." Rosen seemed to think that this was not enough to stimulate William Cage, and said, "How could you, a rookie recruit who has never participated in actual combat, kill Alpha under the protection of so many low-level monsters?"

"I was just lucky." William Cage wanted to defend himself.

"Oh, luck!" Rosen smiled and shook his head, saying, "You have died many times. When you were fighting on the battlefield, was there any time you survived by luck?"

William Cage was silent.

"So I suspect that you are not necessarily lucky. You just happened to be favored by Omega and regarded as a chess piece that can be used."

When Rosen said this, he glanced at Rita Witaski beside him and said, "You are also a chess piece."

"Why is it looking for me?" William Cage frowned and asked in confusion: "I mean, what exactly does it want to do?"

"I'm looking for you because you're weak enough. More importantly, she's been disabled and has lost her original abilities." Rosen pointed at Rita and said.

"I don't understand." William Cage shook his head.

"I understand a little bit." Rita Witaski looked at Rosen and said, "You mean I was chosen because I was weak?"

"What do you think?" Rosen glanced at her and said, "Dear cannon fodder Miss Rita Witaski."

Rita Witaski was choked and speechless.

She promised Tian that if she could beat Rosen, she would beat her so hard that even his own mother wouldn't recognize her. It was really infuriating. They actually called her, the famous Angel of Verdun, a cannon fodder...

But when she recalled how she was when she went to the battlefield, Rita Witaski's resentment suddenly dissipated, and she said helplessly: "Okay, I admit that I was cannon fodder at the time."

"Ah?!" William Cage looked at her in surprise, and could hardly believe his ears.

"Who dares to say that they are not cannon fodder in front of him?" Rita Witaski said helplessly, as if she was lying down and ready to be ridiculed.

"Actually, you don't have to be so self-deprecating. Maybe, I mean maybe, you were really lucky to be able to kill an Alpha back then." Rosen said.

"Excuse me, what you said is a bit contradictory." said William Cage.

"You'll understand after you listen to me." Rosen waved his hand and said, "Just as Rita said before, at the beginning of the Battle of Verdun, perhaps Omega had already had a plan to set a trap for humans. It would be best to wipe out all the organized resistance forces at once."

"It's just that it may not have figured out what to do yet. After all, strategic deception is sometimes difficult to come by."

Rosen looked at them and said, "We can't expect to fool the enemy by just throwing a few dead bodies on the beach and a briefcase containing secret military documents like we did more than a hundred years ago." (Note)

"So it needs to find a suitable opportunity, or more accurately, a chess piece to complete all the arrangements."

"Coincidentally, you appeared on the battlefield at this time..." Rosen pointed at Rita Vistaki and said, "Let's not discuss whether it was because of your strength or luck."

"Anyway, you killed an Alpha, thus surviving a fatal situation and gaining the ability to reset time, right?"

"That's right." Rita Witaski nodded.

"As Dr. Carter said, Omega discovered this right away. It might have panicked, and perhaps it immediately thought of how to take advantage of this, which led to the victory at Verdun."

Rosen looked at Rita and said, "You said before that this is all a trap. The purpose is to trick humans into taking desperate actions to destroy themselves because of their overwhelming self-confidence."

Note: I vaguely remember such an incident, but I can’t remember the details. Don’t take it too seriously, just listen to it for fun.