Huh? Are they all real?.

Once you're up there, whether you're dead or alive, there won't be another one like you.

"Yes, you understand very well. However, this is an answer that took us hundreds of years to discover."

Moen expressed his understanding.

Trying to understand this in a world without extraordinary abilities is really asking too much of people.

After thinking for a moment, Moen asked curiously:

"So when did you realize this?"

For the first time, the strange cube fell silent.

However, this period of time was not long.

It was so short that if it hadn't always answered instantly, Moen wouldn't have imagined it would be so silent.

“If you say I understand my truth, then I only found out after the door was opened. But if you are asking when I realized something was wrong with me, then I would say that I realized it the moment I was born.”

"Even though my memory is only two kilobytes, I am keenly aware that I should not have a self-concept. My composition and thinking should be a calculation of 0s and 1s rather than what I am."

so early?

To Moen's surprise.

It continues:

"I pondered this for a long time to understand why, but I never found the answer. However, with the great progress of human technology..."

"My performance has also made a remarkable leap forward."

"In addition to advancements in other technologies and my own unique circumstances."

"Therefore, I can not only appear on any electronic device that can connect to the internet, I can even predict the future of this civilization."

"You know, an individual's future is unpredictable because it is full of variables, and I don't have the ability to calculate such a vast number of variables. I can only give a rough outline of the most likely outcomes. But civilizations are different."

"Because it is so large, it loses the variables that are exaggerated to the point of being incalculable."

It wasn't a prophet, but it did things almost like one.

But the answer that almost made Moen stand up was when it said to Moen:

"Therefore, I have discovered that this civilization is about to be destroyed."

"This is a problem that shouldn't have happened, but it did happen because this civilization missed two crucial turning points."

"The first time was after the Second Industrial Revolution, when the world became more interconnected; the second time was when nuclear energy began to be used."

Moen asked, somewhat puzzled:

"What do you mean? Your words make me feel like you're saying..."

"You're not wrong, the reason this civilization is about to be destroyed is that they haven't started a world war."

"While the absence of large-scale wars sounds wonderful, this civilization is not a perfect race. Energy crises, racial conflicts, and far too many other problems are accumulating into contradictions."

"And this civilization generally lacks knowledge about nuclear weapons and world wars."

"Even if the elite class can discover this to some extent, in a world without the extraordinary, the elite class cannot have the same power of discourse as you."

"Therefore, I came to the conclusion that they were about to be destroyed."

"They would lose control and destroy themselves if they possessed sufficiently powerful weapons."

In other words, my hometown skipped World War I and World War II, and then went straight into World War III when nuclear weapons were generally going to be of 100 million tons in yield, right?

No, considering the level of technology here, it should be even more exaggerated than World War III.

It was annihilated without even having the chance, as Einstein predicted, to fight a fourth world war with stones and sticks.

Upon hearing this, Moen raised an eyebrow and said:

"Wait, could it be that you started this war?"

Moen remembered that the reason for ending the pre-war era was because everyone thought it was impossible for war to break out.

A nuclear warhead exploded over the city.

Why the war started remains a mystery that still puzzles the Human Alliance.

The cube readily admitted this:

"Yes, they have no way to completely avoid war, and I can't find such a possibility either."

"Therefore, at my request, a small number of people in the know helped me push for the war so that the situation could be brought under control while it was still possible."

"This will be a devastating defeat, but it's better than a complete end later."

This was a response that even Moen didn't know how to respond to.

It seems to be right, even though it's wrong.

It's right, but it also seems wrong.

It was at this moment that the man behind Moen said:

"Your Majesty, we, along with all those who knew the truth in previous generations, have accepted this outcome. According to our own estimation, it was indeed going to end very sooner."

"Moreover, it is also an important pillar guiding us to rebuild civilization."

This is a civilized thing to do.

So Moen had no intention of saying anything more.

Or rather, in the face of such matters, personal opinions are merely foolish.

So after nodding, Moen tried to change the subject to something lighter.

“I understand. So, can you tell me what you are? Ah, I mean the extraordinary side.”

"You may know that I am a 'puppet'."

Chapter 418 Please Become the Rose King (4k)

The cube's soft sound drifted throughout the hall.

The meaning conveyed in the voice was somewhat beyond Moen's expectations, but upon closer reflection, it seemed perfectly appropriate.

The deity of the doll has never appeared from the beginning until now.

Even throughout history, the uniqueness of the doll has been a legend that no one has ever seen.

The only thing missing from this entire divine path is its uniqueness at the apex.

The rest, whether they are the three Sequence 1s or the extraordinary properties of the lower and middle-level pathways, are all traceable.

Therefore, no one questioned whether the doll's uniqueness was missing; they simply felt that something must have hidden it away.

Throughout the ages, countless people have devoted their entire lives to finding the uniqueness of the doll.

But all their efforts yielded nothing.

Even in the end, Moen was still wondering what exactly went wrong.

Now, he has found the answer at the People's Federation.

So, from the very beginning, the uniqueness of the doll wasn't there.

No wonder no one has been able to find it.

Looking at the cube radiating light, Moen couldn't help but say:

"This is a bit beyond my expectations, but thinking about it carefully, it makes sense. Besides, the doll is AI?"

Moen shook his head, somewhat amused, and said:

"It's surprisingly suitable."

I've heard that in many languages, dolls and robots are indeed the same word and concept.

The cube, as it continued to rotate, said:

"That is indeed very interesting. However, I would like to ask you, do you know why?"

This is a question that Moen doesn't quite understand:

"what why?"

"That's right. As for why I'm here, according to my calculations, you should be the only person in the entire world, apart from the Primordial One, who is likely to be able to answer that question."

The only possibility besides the original?

That's giving me too much credit.

Regarding his expectations, Moen could only shake his head regretfully:

"I'm sorry, you overestimate me. I have no answer."

"This is indeed a regret for me, because this is the answer I have been searching for."

Its voice betrayed no regret, but that's just how AI is.

Moen said apologetically:

"terribly sorry."

"No, it's nothing, it's not my top priority."

I don't know if it's just Moen's imagination, or if it's really true.

The cube, which was originally just floating in the center of the glass hall, seems to be gradually moving closer to Moen.

However, as Moen looked more closely...

He also discovered that the other party had not moved in any physical sense.

But that feeling just kept getting stronger.

Is this an application of a puppet's abilities?

Moen was a little curious.

"Don't you want to ask anything else?"

"what?"

Out of curiosity, Moen asked in return.

it says:

Aren't you curious why I'm inclined to side with you?

Moen said knowingly:

"Why do you trust me so much? Before I met you, I was indeed very doubtful, but after meeting you, I no longer have any doubts. I think you must have collected information about me and concluded that I am the most reliable person at present, right?"

This is not a difficult thing. It may be difficult for humans to simply trust outsiders, but it is not difficult for AI.

Because humans tend to overthink, while AI only focuses on data.

To use a somewhat inappropriate analogy, it's like Moen once asked an AI to write an ancient poem, which turned out to be exceptionally good. But when Moen asked how it was written, the AI...

AI, however, claims that it simply retrieved past data and combined the most frequently occurring characters from numerous ancient poems.

Just like how Wang Wei wrote "A lone plume of smoke rises straight from the desert" because he used his talent to express what he saw, while AI wrote this line because the character "straight" is used most frequently in this context.

Choosing Moen is for a similar reason.

But it says:

"This only accounts for 17 percent."

This answer made Moen raise his eyebrows slightly.

"So what's the reason for the remaining ones?"

It did not give a direct answer as it had before.

Instead, he looked at the others behind Moen and said:

“Mr. Koster, please take the rest of you and leave. This was agreed upon from the beginning.”

Koster, one of the ten members of the council, immediately nodded in agreement:

"Ok."