The player is playing like a god, but their cheat code is Aatrox.

"Huh? Why are you back again?"

Looking at the roses and rose bushes by the door

Yan paused for a moment, then subconsciously glanced around and noticed the wound on Yueji's leg.

"You're injured?" She frowned slightly, then realized what was happening.

"Where is the enemy?"

"Here it is." Cang Yu's voice came from behind Rose.

Yan looked up and noticed that Cang Yu was followed by a small aircraft with three unconscious men strapped to it.

She instinctively activated her Insightful Eye to scan the area: "Denor's people?"

"That's right." Cang Yu nodded.

"Why did you bring them back?" Yan asked Cang Yu.

She was well aware of his strength and wasn't surprised that Cang Yu could subdue these guys.

She just didn't understand why they had to bring people back as well.

Cang Yu smiled:

"Isn't this to see if our left-wing leader has anything to say?"

Yan rolled her eyes: "Come on, I think you have other ideas, don't you?"

Cang Yu gave her a thumbs up: "Yeah, there are still some things I don't understand about super genes."

Yan understood.

Although Cang Yu had completed his theoretical studies, he still lacked samples for creating supergenes.

The angels' knowledge base only records the steps involved in its construction.

Ultimately, he just lacks a role model.

But he definitely can't be given the Angel Gene to study.

Well, that's great, the materials have been delivered right to my door.

As for violating justice and order

They were the ones who came looking for trouble, and were killed by Cang Yu.

Even a just and orderly system will not favor those who initiate provocation.

"Go sit on the sofa first," Yan said, looking at Yueji.

Rose nodded, and Rose helped her walk towards the living room.

Only Cang Yu and Yan remained in the courtyard.

"Then I won't disturb your research any longer, kid." Yan waved his hand.

Cang Yu shrugged and led the three of them toward his laboratory.

In the living room, Rose sat in silence for a long time before finally speaking.

"So...you..."

Rose made no secret:

"I am made by Denor, your copy, your replacement."

Her gaze was fixed on the table, her voice as calm as if she were reciting a lab report.

"So that when something unexpected happens to you or you become out of control, I can destroy you and take your place."

Rose was stunned:

"But... I don't know anything about Deno. I've lived on Earth ever since I became conscious, with... my father."

"Because of your father, Dukao." Rose turned to look at Rose and met her gaze.

In that instant, Rose saw her own reflection in the pupils of Rose.

Her heart skipped a beat, and an ominous premonition welled up inside her.

"He is one of Deno's men."

Upon hearing this, Rose's pupils constricted sharply:

"Why? If my father is an alien, why is he able to serve in the military in China?"

Rose tilted her head slightly: "Because Earth is New Denor."

"What do you mean?!" Rose's eyes widened.

"Your father, whose original name was Kao, was a war maniac of the Deno civilization. He had extremely high authority, second only to the elders of the Light Shield family."

Rose didn't know what the Light Shield family was, but her mind was in complete chaos.

The cold-hearted father I've always thought of since I was a child, the father who was always busy

They are aliens.

Even she herself is one of them.

Before she could even process what was happening, Rose continued to make startling remarks.

"Originally, you should have been like me, accepting Deno's mind control and teachings, and eventually becoming Deno's guardian."

"But—" Rose paused.

"General Kao said he had more important things for you to do. So he took you away from Denor and let you grow up on Earth."

Rose's fingers unconsciously gripped the edge of the sofa cushion, her knuckles turning white. She lowered her head, her voice a few decibels hoarseer than before:

"What do you mean by 'more important'?"

"I don't know exactly what it is. My permissions aren't high enough to access commands at that level," Rose replied truthfully.

"But I think it must not be a simple matter for the elders of the Lightshield family to agree to take you out."

Rose fell silent.

At that moment, she even felt a little flustered.

I am an alien

Her first reaction wasn't that she found her experiences over the years laughable and fake, but rather:

If I were an alien, would Ayu... mind?

Yan leaned against the door frame, listening quietly.

Yan reported Deno's infiltration plan to Queen Keisha.

Ultimately, she didn't know what decision the Queen would make.

She walked over to the rose.

Seeing what the girl was worried about, he gently patted Rose's shoulder:

"Don't worry, he won't dwell on these things."

After all, strictly speaking, Cang Yu is not an Earthling at all.

They weren't even people from this world.

Rose suddenly realized what was going on when she heard this.

Yes, Sister Yan and the others are angels, so they're practically aliens too.

So Ayu probably won't mind.

"After this, you two can stay here." Yan looked at the two of them.

"Since Denor sent people to attack you, it's most likely that their plans have gone awry, or there's internal discord among them."

"If you two go back, you might get targeted again. At least here, with us around, you don't need to worry."

Normally, angels cannot interfere in the affairs of other civilizations.

But are these two people really considered Deno people?

not necessarily

And

Yan's gaze turned towards the direction of Cangyu's underground laboratory.

That little brat will probably do the same thing.

"Thank you, Sister Yan." Rose was silent for a moment, then forced a somewhat stiff smile.

She hadn't quite processed all the information she was receiving.

But Yan's decision to take them in would inevitably draw her into trouble, so Rose was still very grateful to her.

"You've already called me Sister Yan, so what else is there to say?" Yan waved her hand dismissively.

Denor is quite something.

But, compared to angels, it's still not enough.

Looking at Qiangwei's complicated expression, Yan shook his head inwardly.

Girl, you can't even accept something this small?

What would your reaction be if I told you that you'd be a lesbian and even managed to win over the Demon Queen Morgana?

I wonder how Dukao will react to this news, and whether he will come knocking on his door.

But that's a story for another time.

In the blink of an eye, the three-year period has come to an end.

The Dragon King is back!

Looking at the large chrysanthemum in the sky, Cang Yu frowned.

He was very distressed at that moment because he was stuck.

Since Yan determined that all of its stats had reached the level of a third-generation angel, it has stagnated.

If it had only been a short delay, he wouldn't be in such a panic.

The problem is that two and a half years ago, he had already reached the level of a third-generation super soldier, but after so much time, there has been no change at all.

Before that, even if the progress was small, at least we were getting stronger.

Now it's like a stagnant pool, completely still.

The third generation is neither particularly strong nor particularly weak.

In the early stages, he can protect himself without any problems, but he's still far from being able to face the real masters.

"What exactly happened? Could it be... Aatrox, that you've used up your Ascension power?"

"That shouldn't be the case. If I were to be completely exhausted, I should at least be at the level of a fourth or even fifth-generation god, right?"

"Could it be—Aatrox, that you're not good enough?"

"Ah—! You ignorant ants!"