How to keep a human in captivity

"He did think about you. Although his way of thinking is a bit extreme, maybe for him, that's what he needs. He proves to you that he is a bad guy, and then you can leave here with peace of mind. This is What he wanted."

Otherwise, knowing everything about the library and knowing that it was impossible for him to escape, he still betrayed Arthur's trust, and then he was stupidly carried back to the cell, all of this would be too ridiculous, too out of character The choice of a superhuman with an IQ of over 200.

Khan sat quietly in his cell.

He was a little surprised that he still saw his own mermaid, and his mermaid also felt a little awkward.

"I've come to say good-bye," said Arthur.

"Oh," said the Khan, "you're going back to the ocean?"

"Yes."

"That's good." Khan nodded, "I'm also grateful that you still came to say goodbye to me... I thought you would never... oh, it's okay, I mean, it's good to be back in the ocean, there That's where the mermaids should stay."

"So you have nothing else to say?" Arthur asked.

"Others?" Khan thought for a while, then shook his head: "I'm just a little surprised that you can still talk to me so calmly, nothing else."

Oh, Arthur finally laughed out of anger.

"There is another logical guess." Siren said, "That is Arthur, you poked your human weakness, so he is so eager to push you away from him, my God, Ah Sir, what have you been talking to your humans about?"

"We talked a lot," Arthur replied.

"Closest, what were you talking about with your human before he suddenly turned his back?"

"Hmm...probably, I said that he has been asleep for centuries, and when he woke up, he still had to carry out the plan he had planned before he fell asleep. I didn't consider that the world might have changed a lot."

"Great!"

"Excuseme?"

"My dear Arthur, you may have really hit his soft spot!"

This is indeed what Khan is worried about, derailing from reality, and this is also a factor beyond his control. They should have made a surprise attack on this world when they were just created, making this world a big change.

What was human society like at that time?

The process of exploring the universe is hindered, the entire human society is at a low ebb, laziness and hedonism are on the rise, almost no one cares about politics, human beings are addicted to pleasure, and the entire society is almost about to stop making progress.

At this time, if there are superhumans who stand up and announce their ruling plan, I am afraid that many people will follow him sincerely.

But the current situation is that first of all, the captain of the Enterprise is very difficult to deal with, and secondly, he has no idea how far the current human society has developed. Finally, he still lacks the necessary resources.

Just relying on 73 superhumans will complete a g-life.

This is probably difficult for the strong.

"Ford and I decided to leave tomorrow." Arthur continued, "Marvin will also leave with us. When you clean up the earth, can you let Gillen go?"

At this time, he should answer, I'm sorry, I may not be able to distinguish the difference between the zombie Gillen you mentioned and other zombies, or should he ask, you know my plan?

Neither answer was right, Khan realized, his merman was disappointed, but he still didn't try to lose his temper with himself, he had broken his trust, and he decided to forgive him anyway.

But this may be the last time.

A heavy heart spread in Khan's heart, so he just nodded to Arthur's question.

"I try my best."

"I'm sorry you didn't choose me to help you," said Arthur. "I could have helped you."

Khan knew that he had no way to argue. He really didn't want Arthur to be involved in his struggle with ordinary humans, but he really failed to trust Arthur.

"I'm sorry." Khan replied slowly.

There are 73 superhumans, and there are [-] or more mermaids.

The probability of their meeting is extremely small, and the probability of successfully establishing a connection between them is even more pitiful.

There are 73 superhumans, but only one is special to me; there are two hundred or more mermaids, but only one is necessary to me.

They could have formed a connection.

This connection could have been with friends, family, or partners.

"Then... I should go."

"Ok."

After the vast universe, this kind of connection is invaluable.

But you rejected all this with your own hands.

Because you are still unwilling to trust this kind of emotion, this kind of simple giving and pure receiving emotion.

Khan said to himself.

It's your own choice.

"Hey Arthur"

His humans stopped him suddenly.

Arthur looked back.

His human looked at him silently for a while, and finally spoke slowly.

"Goodbye."

"Goodbye."

At this time, it should be accompanied by some sad music, but the direction of the matter is beyond their control.

A row of crew members in red uniforms walked in, followed by Captain Kirk of our Enterprise. He came in a hurry, which meant that he would not bring any good news.

"problem occurs."

Khan was finally out of that cage, but he didn't want it to be like this.

The screens around were flashing messages, some data was soaring rapidly, and then the red alarm kept ringing, all of which indicated that a large-scale magnetic field disorder had erupted on the earth.

Some green dots have disappeared from the map.

And Khan had just been told that was the survival signal for his crew.

"We don't know what's going on with this large-scale disturbance of the magnetic field... But, at the same time, we have observed a strange ray growing wildly on Earth, which can penetrate the material of the cryogenic chamber." Vulcan Man said heavily, "It could be harmful to superhumans."

"I know you're looking for my crew," Khan asked. "Where did you get them?"

"Actually." The Vulcan glanced at his captain, "We did find some of your crew members, and we took them to the Enterprise, but the number may not satisfy you."

"How many did you find?"

"Ten," our captain interjected, "only ten were found."

Khan glanced suspiciously around the members of the bridge team, and finally his eyes fell on the Vulcan.

"Vulcans never lie," our first mate replied calmly.

The wait is long, especially when you are powerless about everything.

"So, what can we do?"

"I'm afraid we can't do anything. If these rays are harmful to humans, then we don't have proper protective clothing to block these rays at present." Our captain replied, "I regret that we have no way to carry out rescue work."

The green dots on the map disappeared one by one.

He is gradually losing his crew.

It seemed that Khan was trying his best to restrain his emotions, but he couldn't stop the feeling of despair from spreading in his heart.

That was just one short hour.

But it seems as if a century has passed.

In the end, Betty and Navejit who were guarding in the library waited for their own boss.

"We've been spending too much time doing other things," Khan told two of his subordinates. "We've been ignoring each other for too long... Now, it's time to change that."

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