This data in Quick Transmigration has become sentient!

In the original setting, even in the Bad Ending route, Adolf did bad things because of his love for Uma...

"Ugh... how could this little brat fall in love with me?" Yi Yi was very confused, but after thinking about it carefully, she felt it was normal.

After all, he and Uma shared many similarities, such as both being witches and both having saved him...

Thinking this, Yi Yi couldn't help but sigh again: "What a tragedy!"

"What the hell should we do?" Xiao Nao was frantic. "If Yi Yi's mission fails, it will cause a huge loss to the game!"

Upon hearing this, Yi Yi quickly asked, "What loss?"

"It's still unclear, but based on calculations, at best, data loss will require further recovery; at worst, the game will become unusable," Xiaonao said worriedly. "Originally, if Xiaoyiyi had succeeded, we would have upgraded the game's system, transforming it into a no-choice, fully immersive romance game like later installments. So, the system upgrade was significant. If Xiaoyiyi fails, perhaps this game will truly be ruined..."

Upon hearing this, Yi Yi's expression turned serious for a moment, but she quickly returned to her usual nonchalant state: "Then you'd better pray that Adolf can successfully reverse the course!"

"That's too much! That's so irresponsible, Xiaoyiyi!"

Her cerebellum was still throbbing, but Yi Yi had already fallen into her own thoughts.

In the time that followed, the cerebellum that Yi had instructed would relay Ai Yi's actions to Yi Yi, including how Ai Yi had now turned against the fake Adolf for the sake of Uma.

Now that things have come to this, it's not hard for Yi Yi to know the identity of the fake Adolf; he must be the real Anser.

“The thing that still exists between Ai and Adolf is probably what Anser taught them…” Ai muttered to herself. “The enforceability of data? No, everything is traceable. I was just blinded by my own narrow-mindedness.”

Compared to the turmoil outside the basement, the basement was eerily peaceful.

Seeing Ai Yi appear at the door, Yi Yi was not surprised. With a thought, she turned off the screen projecting Ai Yi's perspective and looked at him without saying a word.

They looked at each other in silence. Ai Yi only gave her a deep look before closing the door and leaving.

“Only five days left, Adolf,” Iyima blurted out. “If you don’t truly love Uma from the bottom of your heart, all your superficial efforts are useless.”

Then Yiyi saw Aiyi push open the closed door, quickly step forward, and push her down onto the bed, her bloodshot eyes staring straight at her.

Yi Yi then took a closer look at him.

He looked extremely tired; not only were his eyes bloodshot, but his dark circles were so prominent they practically reached his chin.

This is how he looked after he had freshened up and tidied himself up after deciding to come see me.

He gritted his teeth, but tears quickly welled up in his eyes: "Does my sister really not consider me a human being?"

When Yi heard him say that, her heart skipped a beat, but her expression remained unchanged. She didn't answer his question, but instead gave a nonsensical reply: "I'm about to die, Ai Yi, don't waste your time."

"Impossible!" Ai Yi suddenly became agitated. He pressed down hard on Yi Yi's shoulders, forcing her to look directly at him, and said, "Even if I die, my sister won't die!"

Yi Yi looked at him coldly, watching his tears gradually gather and fall onto her cheeks, but she didn't say a word.

Ai stared into the eyes that were also staring into Yi Yi's, and the lack of a response was incredibly agonizing for him.

In the end, he was defeated.

Ai buried her head in her shoulder in despair and said weakly, "Sister won't die!"

Yi Yi wanted to say something more, but Ai Yi covered her mouth with her hand. Yi Yi didn't insist and let Ai Yi cover her mouth.

-

Yi Yi didn't know when Ai Yi left, nor how long he stayed, but when she woke up, he was definitely gone.

Before I could even loosen up my sore muscles, I heard a familiar voice chattering from afar.

"You ungrateful wretch! You really did have designs on the witch! First it was Sister Yi Yi, and now where are you taking me? Do you hear me?! Let me go!"

My brain, still half-asleep, was a little confused by the information in those words. Before I could even process what was happening, the noisy girl was thrown in.

"It hurts!" Uma, who had been thrown to the ground, glared angrily at Ai Yi, who had thrown her in through the door, seemingly unaware of Yi Yi on the bed behind her.

But Ai ignored Uma, whose attention was entirely on her, and stared blankly at Yi Yi: "Is this enough, sister?"

Yi Yi saw the surprised look that Uma gave her instantly.

"Wait, let me..." call out my cerebellum to understand the situation first.

"Is this enough, sister?" Ai didn't give her a chance to think. She even pulled away Ai's hand, which was covering her face as she rubbed her forehead, and stared at her intently as she asked.

Looking at his frighteningly red eyes, Yi Yi thought about all sorts of things: it seemed like she had been changed into a snow-white nightgown.

But the pain in her wrist pulled her out of her reverie.

Her gaze drifted to Uma, who was bound hand and foot: Is this enough...?

I want to know if this is enough too!

As Yi Yi had expected, things didn't end up the worst possible way. In the bad ending, Adolf's extreme obsession might lead him to do anything to keep her alive.

Although in the Bad Ending route, both of them still meet their demise.

But under her influence, he did indeed make a move against Uma.

As expected, it wasn't the best outcome; it was simply Yi Yi's final effort.

She and Cerebellum confirmed that the Bad Ending wasn't impossible, but if it were a test with a maximum score of 100, perfectly achieving the Bad Ending would only yield a "good" score of 80, and 80 was only the minimum score she needed to reach.

The tightening grip on her wrist revealed the unease of the large dog with red eyes in front of her. Perhaps because the plan was nearing its end, Yi Yi gave a relieved smile and used her free hand to rub Ai Yi's head, saying, "You did a great job. Now it's my turn to do things."

An alarm clock, triggered by my own cerebellum, rang in my mind, signaling the end of the game.

I was somewhat surprised that I had been asleep for so long, but I didn't pay much attention to it.

"Next, it's the final step."

Yi Yi muttered to herself, knocking the oil lamp from the bedside onto the sheets. She glanced at Uma, who was bound hand and foot and unable to move, and then turned her attention to Ai Yi in front of her.

Actually, the fire isn't very big right now. If Ai, who is capable of moving around, wants to put it out, it won't be easy, but it's not impossible.

Yi Yi is gambling that Ai Yi in front of her will, like the corrupted Adolf in the game, choose to do nothing and ultimately perish in the fire with her.

Looking at Ai Yi, who was staring blankly at the flames that were gradually growing larger without making a move, Yi Yi knew that she had made the right bet.

Yi broke free from his grasp and got out of bed. She remembered that in this route and some routes with similar endings, there was a monologue by Uma at the end—

In the firelight, I saw a pure white figure slowly walking towards me against the light.

Perhaps, licked by flames, turning to ashes is the fate of all witches.

It’s just…it’s just…

"I'm sorry, I wasted the power you gave me."

-

Hearing Uma's dejected voice, which matched her memory, Yi Yi slowly breathed a sigh of relief, and then was hugged into Ai Yi's arms.

"fair enough."

Upon hearing him say this, Yi thought to herself: Okay, let's go.

The cerebellum instantly brought Yi Yi's consciousness back to reality.

-

Feeling that the gaming pod beneath her was designed to be in the most comfortable ergonomic position, Yi Yi suddenly stood up, but fell backward due to a wave of dizziness.

"Ah! Little Yiyi, are you alright?"

"Cephalon? Shouldn't you go back and report?"

"At this point, your situation is clearly more important!"

Upon hearing this, Yi Yi did not deny it, but struggled to sit up again. She didn't know if the dizziness had changed or if she had bumped into something, but she felt a sharp, stabbing pain in her frontal lobe, followed by a feeling of her whole head exploding.

Yi Yi shook her head violently, ignoring the signal from her brain that was pulling at the meridians in her head and shouting: "I'm in so much pain, can you take care of me!" She said to her cerebellum: "It's most convenient for you to be here! I seem to be a little slow to recover and can't do anything big right now. Connect to the game pod's main unit and then project the screen."

The cerebellum was somewhat puzzled, but as the AI ​​sent to assist Yi Yi, it quickly did as Yi Yi instructed.

Yi Yi looked at the screen that appeared in front of her, pulled out the small table stored on the side of the game pod, patted it and said, "There's also a keyboard."

Cerebellum did as instructed, and then saw Yi Yi's fingers rapidly tapping on the light keyboard projected onto the desktop, while strings of data codes flashed rapidly on the screen.

She looked focused, as if she were doing something of life-or-death importance.

Having just emerged from a continuous stream of games, Yi Yi's body must be feeling the strain, so he was assigned the responsibility of taking care of Yi Yi outside of the game.

The cerebellum knew it should interrupt Yi Yi and let her rest, but Yi Yi carried a resolute emotion that made the cerebellum afraid to disturb her.

After connecting the home appliances and adjusting the environment to be comfortable, the robot fed her a piece of candy after she shook her head once more.

After an unknown amount of time, Yi Yi bit into a thin piece of sugar crumb and let out a long sigh of relief.

The cerebellum looked at her as if she were using her last breath to say to it, "Trust me, connect this code to the 'Love Dream' terminal and run it." Then, it swayed forward slightly due to inertia, and with a strong will not to crush the keyboard and damage the code, it lay back and fell into a deep sleep.

Now, no matter how much Miss Brain protested, Yi Yi couldn't feel it anymore.