Stellaris from the Automata Era

Because Yan Luo read the meaning of questioning in his eyes for the first time.

"Isn't it because of your abandonment that we huddled together for warmth?"

Yes.

The Resistance Army was a force abandoned by the Human Council after failing in battle.

A group that barely survived after almost all of the humanoids faced mechanical life forms hundreds of times their number.

However, even though they escaped from the pit of fierce battle with mechanical life, they eventually found in despair that the moon had unilaterally abandoned them.

No response, no support, no contact.

The confused humanoids used their remaining will and loyalty to form the Resistance Army, and resisted in a place full of mechanical life forms.

Interestingly.

As time went on, the resistance army continued to expand and almost became the main force in the occupied areas.

After discovering this fact, the Human Council shamelessly decided to interfere in the affairs of the Resistance.

Perhaps under the guise of being human, they actually interfered with the resistance to a limited extent.

"I've heard that humans came down from the moon before, but I thought it was just a rumor. I didn't expect it to be true."

Annie Moenning scoffed.

This was not directed at Yan Luo, maybe she was talking to herself.

Perhaps this was her self-mockery for her failure to make any real accusations in the end.

"I thought I would never see a human being in my life. Anyway, welcome to your presence, my lord."

"..."

Yan Luo found it difficult to understand why the man was questioning one second and then changing his attitude the next.

However, this paradoxical change made him more able to understand the significance of human form to humans.

"Annie Moning This isn't the adults' fault."

As an old friend, A2 was in a dilemma, as she could understand the humanoid's feelings.

Also, since she learned the truth, she understood how distorted human society had become.

It is difficult to explain everything in just one or two sentences, especially the fact that mankind has become extinct.

Considering the impact on human form, it must not be spread or disclosed at will.

"I know, and I don't blame the adults. In fact, compared to my previous confusion, I suddenly feel that I have a goal and motivation now." Annie Mo Ning said:

"Although there was a little bit at the beginning, but even the adults have to ask me about being abandoned. I'm afraid there is some hidden reason that I don't know. Is it because of the administrator?"

In a sense, that's kind of true.

Chapter 85: The enemy is in Parliament!

"Is it because of the administrator?"

The so-called managers naturally refer to the humanoid senior management.

They command and assign tasks to all humanoids.

Being able to take the position of leader of the resistance army is in itself a testament to Annie Morning's ability.

In fact, she should be no less capable than the management humanoids. Even if she were not a humanoid produced as a soldier, she should have a model that is more suitable for her.

Of course, this time we are not discussing her problem, but because her current position has caused her logical thinking to change in a different way.

Humans have not appeared on this land for a long time, long enough for humanoids to have any unknown emotions.

Even the rumor of human extinction that was spread not long ago, which is now obviously unreliable, is still believed by some people.

Describes the overall state of the human figure.

As for Yan Luo's initial claim of being a human, Annie Morning actually didn't have any doubts.

After all, a humanoid wasn't so mad as to pretend to be its creator. Furthermore, the fact that Yoerha, the human protégé, surrounded them and acknowledged them spoke volumes.

What really shocked her was Yan Luo's "ignorance".

She never imagined that one day the Creator would need to learn some information from her.

Instinctively, she had a bad feeling.

Humans are no longer able to grasp the specifics of the human form. What has happened over the past few thousand years?

Almost instantly, a fantasy drama began to form in her mind.

Are humans at fault? No!

So who is wrong? The answer is undeniable.

She could imagine the reports submitted by the human administrators every day containing phrases such as "our army is in great advantage", "victorious transition", and "prospect of recovery".

However, after years of waiting and the confusion of never being able to return to Earth, humans finally took action.

The Administrators have deceived humanity!

evidence?

Consider the speech of the 'Human Parliament'!

Think of all the humanoid warriors who are abandoned in battle every year! Many of them even land directly from lunar orbit!

Think about what happened to a2!

Excellent! This series of events has perfectly destroyed humanity's ability to understand the human form!

As for why Yoerha, the human army, didn't report the situation? They've only been established for a few years. What do they know?

Moreover, Yoerha's troops might be the product of humans noticing something was wrong. Unfortunately, Annie Morning and A2 and the others talked too little in the last battle, and almost no one survived.

The only surviving A2 later became a traitor because he destroyed the body. No wonder Annie Morning always felt something was wrong.

She seemed to vaguely understand the 'truth' of everything.

After guessing this, she basically felt less resentful.

At this moment, the enemy is in Parliament.

Yan Luo didn't know where the resistance leader Annie Morning's thoughts were going.

In fact, what he learned today was enough to keep him silent.

He still knew too little about humanoids.

However, Anne Morning's narrative still completes a piece of the puzzle in his cognition.

He didn't say much and put his mask back on.

Then, like a sigh, his words came out through the translator.

"Thank you for letting me know."

He had some idea of ​​what he should do.

Although Yan Luo is not the creator of the humanoids in essence, he has actually been infected by the environment on the humanoid side.

He even had a feeling that even if he tried harder to tell the humanoid his true identity, it would be futile.

The humanoids will gather around him, push him onto the platform, and lock him tightly on the throne that belongs to humans.

This group of humanoids has fundamentally deteriorated!

The huge resistance army can actually cut off contact with the humanoids in the sky.

Even though he knew he had been abandoned, he still charged towards the mechanical life form like a moth to a flame.

They may even obey orders from higher-ups to a limited extent.

Simply because the organization that issued the order contained the word "human".

Even though there is resentment in their eyes about the past, they still pay the greatest respect to humans.

"Annie Moening, right?"

"grown ups?"

It was obvious that the leader of the resistance army was a little puzzled by the attitude of asking her name again even though he obviously knew it.

"Go tell all the humanoids that humans have returned to Earth.

Spread this information and let all humanoids know.

And tell them I will personally give the speech for the counteroffensive."

"In the name of humanity."

...

Who am I? Where am I? What do I do next?

To be honest, Blake at the satellite base should be the last one to receive the information.

Although the ending may have been within his expectations, the process suddenly made him lose his composure and fall into three philosophical questions.

"Humanity has returned to his loyal Earth?"

I wonder which genius figure came up with this title?

Of course, the content of the title is secondary. The main photos and various information sent back almost made him confirm at a glance that this was the adult on Earth.

That's it.. That's it..

“That’s just too fast.”

According to Blake's idea, this news should not be announced so early. After all, all his arrangements and preparations have not yet entered the final stage.

Is it a bit too hasty to speed up the process now?

However, it was a little too late to say anything.

That gentleman must have made up his mind, otherwise, with his ability, this news would not have been spread all over the world.

But fortunately, since he was the last group to get this information, the situation of the guys sitting in the surrounding satellite orbits with him must not be much better.

Now he might need to think about how to phrase his response and speed up his pace.

As he expected, the Human Parliament's communication meeting was soon held urgently.

"Black? What's going on?"

Due to his seniority, Blake was not criticized right away, and he still had room to maneuver.

"This is just hype. Don't you think that a human suddenly appearing out of nowhere on the day of the final battle will make everyone suspicious?"

"Trust me! Of course I arranged it. Anyway, don't worry, nothing serious has gone wrong."

"Ah, yes, yes, you're right. I also think this is the best way to boost morale in advance."

"Well, I have a suggestion. How about taking advantage of everyone's high spirits and moving up the counterattack plan?"

The entire communication ended after a long time.

Blake breathed a sigh of relief and dialed another number.

"Red, I want to talk to you."

As the conspiracy in heaven begins, time gradually draws closer.

Yan Luo’s speech to all the humanoids is about to begin.

Chapter 86: Deception, Speech, and Civility

“I never thought that one day I would stand on the stage and speak.”

When Yan Luo asked the resistance leader Annie Mo Ning to use all his channels to spread the news, he himself couldn't help but feel emotional.

Even though he spoke smoothly at the time, he actually began to feel a little regretful after calming down.