Stellaris from the Automata Era

After thousands of years, the creator of human form has truly returned to the human form.

Then the commander has only one answer.

"Commander Yoerha greets you. Your Excellency, please give your orders."

Chapter 68: Humanoid Decision Point Purge

The commander might have really run away, although Communicator 6o has always believed that this is just a rumor. As a close attendant engaged in intelligence work, she also knows a lot about the truth.

But after so many days, no one knew what the rumors inside the YoRha satellite base had turned into, and the only evidence supporting this was that the commander was still on Earth.

She hasn't been seen in the command room for a long time.

6, who was close enough to help the commander with his laundry, thought again and again and decided to establish a communication with their highest commander.

"Commander! When will you return to base!"

"What nonsense are you talking about? Isn't our base on Earth?"

Such an answer naturally left 6o dumbfounded, and he was stunned for several seconds before he finally reacted.

"Commander, is there something wrong with your system? Our base is not in lunar orbit!"

"I think it's a satellite orbital station, and maybe an arms storage depot."

"You are confused!"

6o couldn't help but say it out loud.

Commander, are you betraying me?

Absolutely!

"The base should be located away from the humans, ten minutes from his room. He should be able to see it occasionally while eating. More importantly, the humans should come to inspect their work from time to time."

As these words were narrated, a magical scene happened.

6o From questioning, to doubt, to confusion, and finally to excitement and excitement, the whole process is really interesting.

Communications officers hold considerable authority in YoRHa, so naturally they are inevitably exposed to confidential information. Humanoids like them wear veils all year round, symbolizing the meaning of "secrets that cannot be told."

Of course, the humanoids themselves are infinitely close to human postures and thoughts, which leads to many internal rumors in YoRHa, many of which may be truths that were unintentionally spread from their mouths.

Not long ago, the commander had already begun preparing for the return of mankind, and naturally the communications officers also knew some inside information.

Almost as soon as the commander finished speaking, 6 began to ask hurriedly:

"Commander! When are we going back to base?!"

Rebellion? What's the difference between rebellion and non-rebellion?! Regarding human affairs, how can that be called rebellion?

The commander is right, this bunker is a large lunar orbital station and weapons depot!

Their YoRHa base has always been on Earth! On the ground! Next to humans!

Didn't you see that she had instantly changed her stance? She even used the word "reply"!

"Okay, then help me calm down the interior for now. Once this side is almost built, you can come back."

The communicator's Peking Opera-like face-changing did not surprise the commander. She clearly understood that Yoerha, as a consumable in the experiment, had always used the technology of mechanical life forms. This was a "humane idea" of the humanoid leaders who did not want to sacrifice their real compatriots at will.

It is precisely with this in mind that YoRHa has always been regarded as an enemy that may become invisible. Therefore, the settings of all YoRHa humanoid systems are more careful and extreme. It is no exaggeration to say that YoRHa humanoid's expectations for humans are stronger than anyone else.

In a true sense, it can be said that the will of mankind is their will.

After hanging up the communications officer's link, the commander realized that his work had just begun.

In fact, her conversation with Yan Luo went unexpectedly smoothly.

Relying on his immediate loyalty, the commander has asked Yan Luo for the management rights of the ruined old base.

Of course, the subsequent construction and modification still depends on the commander and the others. Similarly, it is a bit unrealistic for Yoerha to move the entire existing production line down.

However, she could spend time rebuilding it, but the premise was how she was going to deal with the humanoid leaders of the 'Lunar Human Council'.

After all, construction supplies cannot be generated out of thin air, so she must deduct more funds from those guys.

And to be honest, she also felt that the situation in the 'Lunar Human Council' had deteriorated quite a bit.

In the past, it was okay to say that humans didn't exist, it was considered orthodox, but now...

She couldn't wait to go over and see the loyalty of those humanoids.

Thinking of this, the commander opened another communication. After a brief call, a middle-aged male figure appeared on the communication image.

"White?" He obviously did not expect that his former colleague, whom he had not seen for many years, would call him, and the surprise on his face had not yet faded.

"Black! (Black) I need to initiate a communication to the Human Council."

"If that's the case, there's no need for you to initiate communication with me."

There was a hint of confusion on the face of the male humanoid Black.

The Commander has direct access to the Human Council, which is a recognition of her achievements and also a means for the 'Human Council' to monitor Yoerha's troops at any time.

Just as Blake said, there was no need for the commander to convey his message through him.

"I have a proposal that I need your support for."

"What proposal?"

"Regarding the request to expand Yoerha's forces."

The male figure stood up straight, his expression of disapproval almost visible on his face. Without a second thought, he began to refuse:

"This is impossible, White, you should understand why this is happening!"

"What if it's about humans?"

"About humans? Huh? How can this be..." He couldn't continue.

As the communication began, a report on the current situation was sent to him at the same time.

Just one glance and his expression turned into disbelief. After being confused for a moment, he suddenly put his face close to the communication projection.

It seemed as if he was trying to discern the truth of the commander's report from this thin image.

After seeing that the other party remained calm, he finally uttered the following words:

"You should invite him to the moon! You should know!"

"Yes, I know." The commander did not react to the accusation. "If you read the report, you will understand that Your Excellency does not trust us."

That's right.

Surrounded by human figures, Yan Luo still carefully wandered on the edge of the sight of human and mechanical life forms.

This attitude is understandable.

Similarly, there is no intention of forcing humanoids. As for humans, they can be spoiled and there is no way to pamper them.

"Expanding Yoerha is impossible. You know the reason. Let's try something else."

In the end, Blake chose to compromise, but it was only a limited step back.

"I want to build a defense base on Earth. I've already received permission from humans! Yoerha will be his guard, and I need resources."

"I'll fight for you."

The call was quickly disconnected.

Blake dragged the report bit by bit.

After a long silence, he began to talk to himself:

"Blue has some issues that need to be observed. Red should be trustworthy. Yellow dealt with it directly. White is really lucky. Any later would have caused trouble."

Chapter 69: Charm that no man can resist

"White is really lucky, if it was any later, something bad would have happened."

To be more precise, the data collection and improvement plan for the 'next generation' of humanoids may be coming to an end, and YoRHa will be completely swept into the dust of history.

As the commander who was transferred from the 'Human Army' to Yoruha, it would be more accurate to say that he was assigned and exiled rather than being trusted by the entire humanoid leadership.

She! Is an extremely determined humanist!

This is not a bad thing. In fact, Black himself is also a supporter of the people. But the bad thing is that the commander is too extreme.

She firmly opposed the humanoids impersonating humans and cast a vote against the establishment of the 'Human Parliament'.

However, due to her true weakness, she did not have enough courage to subdue other humanoids, and had no way to help the humanoids whose morale had hit rock bottom in the war out of their predicament.

He had no choice but to compromise in the end, and was finally completely squeezed out of the ranks of senior management.

In fact, Blake also understood the corruption problem at the top, but he didn't want to change anything.

Humanity has vanished into the past, and the survival of the humanoids has become a big problem, although some high-level humanoids sitting in satellite orbital bases are indeed increasingly disgusting to him.

But their proposal is really tempting.

After all, the mechanical life forms that occupied 80% of the Earth's land did not stop their offensive because of the humanoids' resistance. The real reason why the humanoids even took a breath has not yet been figured out.

Their humanoid forms need to become more powerful.

"Forget it, let's first get rid of the guy who voted in favor last time."

He muttered this as he continued to scroll through the information panel, and suddenly his eyes stopped on a certain piece of information.

"Poppola? Diwala? Humans still trust them so much."

These two names are hard to forget, or rather the models in this series.

The true "high-level" humanoid, in the era of coexistence of humans and humanoids, is the actual ruler and manager of all cities.

"You are too partial. Many of us can replace them, and I can too..."

Let’s stop here, I can’t go on.

Yan Luo is not yet aware of the "guarantor faction" that is in collusion with the commander.

In fact, the commander's unhesitating pledge of allegiance on the spot was a bit unexpected, and as a result, the commander took the initiative in the conversation for a while.

However, overall it is not a bad thing.

However, in order to 'reward' Yoruha's troops, he promised a lot of small things. Of course, because the specific number was too large, he couldn't remember it for a moment, and now he urgently needed help from an external brain.

So when his gaze turned to Boppola, the other party sighed very humanely.

"Sir, your schedule today is to inspect Yoerha's work progress, assign their work areas on the spot, dine with the Yoerha troops, and deliver a motivational speech of no less than half an hour."

"Everything else is fine, except for this half-hour speech and the other...wait a minute." Yan Luo seemed to have thought of something and began to express his doubts. "Don't humanoids need to eat?"

This question is really difficult for Bobo La to answer.

You can't just tell the other person that the doll doesn't need to eat, but as long as you eat, the doll can still be used.

It sounds a bit confusing.

But a simple breakdown and analysis shows that the figures can watch him eat.

It's not a nice thing to say directly, it looks like we are watching some rare animals.

But as a humanoid, Bobola could still understand the mood. If it weren't for the "majesty" of humans, the other humanoids would probably want to grab a few pieces of clothes from the Creator, who only appears once in thousands of years.

Therefore, Bobo La decided to polish her words, after all, they were compatriots.

So she answered with a serious look.

“We can actually eat it.”

What a nice touch, now that the conversation has begun.

I'll see if I can communicate with YoRHa's people later. If they have added this module function, that would be great. If not, I can only hope that her simulated esophagus can be directly connected to the reaction furnace, so that it can probably be used as fuel without having to clean the body afterwards.

In the end, it turned out that Bobo La was overthinking it.

Yoerha's people actually watched Yan Luo eat, because there was not enough food.

Of course, he didn't stay in Yoerha's makeshift dining room for too long. After all, he really couldn't handle the onlookers of the humanoids.