In Terra, she is a hunter and a bad woman.

The puppet beside him seemed to be thinking about something at this time.

"Perhaps... this is not a discontinuous thing for you."

"Ok?"

"Do you remember the secret key she gave you?"

The puppet said, folding his hands on his thighs and closing his eyes slightly.

"In the final analysis, what's troubling you isn't that you don't have the funds in this world, but that you simply lack the appropriate means to move freely in this world."

"During this time, I've learned a lot about the knowledge and structure of this world. This might be an opportunity for you."

"With the secret key, you possess the mobile city-state... With just a few modifications, it can become yours. Once you're there, you can travel freely across this land."

The doll said, pointing out a path for Maria.

After all, what Maria needed was not money, she simply lacked the tools to move around in this world.

The secret key that Misha gave her was a very good choice... Although she also knew that Misha's purpose in giving the secret key to Maria was definitely not to hope that Maria would occupy the city, what did it matter?

Since I belong to Maria, naturally everything I do is to maximize Maria's interests.

Rather than keeping it, she hoped that Maria would take over the mobile city-state, which would obviously be beneficial to them.

"Mobile City-State..."

Maria was visibly stunned when she heard what the doll said.

She really hadn't thought of this idea before.

But...if you think about it carefully, it is indeed feasible.

The premise is that there are two problems that need to be solved.

"Energy..."

"I can guarantee this. You only need to find another umbilical cord. It doesn't need to be very large. I can use it to connect the power you activated to it... This will not have any impact on your body. The only impact may be that you will not be able to use this power at the same time and still keep the mobile city-state running."

"What about the controls? I heard these machines require manual operation, but neither you nor I are good at that, right?"

"You don't need to worry about this." The puppet smiled slightly, then turned its head and looked to the side.

"Here... aren't there the tools we need?"

"Eh?"

I feel a little uneasy.

Chapter 80 The Disobedient Angel

The puppet's intention was obviously to target the system called Little Regret.

Although the other party has always insisted that he is just a tool and is only responsible for sticking.

But unfortunately, for the puppets, this is something that cannot be tolerated.

Maria should be the moon that belongs to Yharnam, shining only the light that belongs to Yharnam, allowing Maria to pass on her gifts and tenderness to others... It's okay for Maria to do this kind of thing herself, but you actually dare to guide her?

You really don't think that for all the years that Maria and you have been in Yharnam, Maria has been hunting alone, right?

Therefore, without any dispute, the puppets decided that the other party would serve as the operating system of the mobile city-state in the future.

As for energy, Maria herself is a huge energy source, and the puppet only needs an umbilical cord as a guide... As for whether the energy can match, the puppet can only say that in the dream world, everything can be realized.

They are fully capable of transforming the entire mobile city-state into an illusory existence between reality and dreams.

As for the last and most crucial point, it actually depends on what Maria thinks.

After all, the people in this hunter's cabin now all obey Maria's orders directly or indirectly.

Although no one has proven this with text, this is the result.

They did whatever Maria said and no one objected.

The system felt a little regretful and wanted to object.

But unfortunately, she couldn't defeat either of the two beings present.

Even if the puppet spoke and required her to become an intelligent machine of the mobile city-state, she would have no choice but to obey.

"So...what do you think?"

The puppet turned its head and looked at Maria.

Maria was also in a state of obvious confusion at this time.

Obviously, she had some thoughts about the doll's proposal.

But... she didn't know whether to act accordingly.

Ultimately, that mobile city-state should be the property of some Ursus country.

Although Maria was confident and fearless, she didn't really want to make things too complicated.

Rashly levying and occupying the property of other countries is likely to cause many problems.

So after thinking for a long time, Maria did not make a final decision.

"I still need to think about it for a while."

The puppet understood this very well.

This was certainly not a decision to be made lightly, and she respected Maria's opinion.

Anyway, the secret key is still in Maria's hands. She has plenty of time to make a decision and is not in a hurry.

There is actually only one thing to deal with right now.

"So, how do you plan to handle that commission from Misha?"

The puppet asked again.

As a Marxist who stayed up 24 hours a day and observed Maria every day, she naturally knew what Maria knew, so she also wanted to know how Maria would handle the other party's commission... Although the answer would definitely not exceed her expectations.

"I have no idea for now." Maria shook her head silently.

"She said she hoped we could bring her brother back... but I've had a few encounters with that Bonebreaker, too."

"Obviously, he joined the Integration Movement not out of compulsion or personal gain. I can see that he has a glimmer of idealism in him."

"Perhaps the Integration Movement promised him some kind of future, which is why he followed it so resolutely."

"If that's the case, I'm not sure if it makes sense to bring him back, because even if I bring him back to Misha, he'll still return to the Reunion again and again."

"More importantly, I currently don't have the ability to pursue long-term targets. They lost the last battle and will inevitably evacuate this area urgently. I can't guarantee that I will encounter them next time..."

Maria said this, frowning slightly.

Meanwhile, the puppet remained silent.

Obviously, she had no solution to Maria's distress. She could only remember it silently and think about how to develop similar abilities for Maria in the future.

After a few more casual conversations, Maria slowly left the hunter's cabin and returned to reality.

It was still deserted here. Xingxiong and Chen were working hard on their work and had not returned.

Maria also read for a while and then rested quietly on the spot.

The night passed quickly.

When Maria came to Penguin Logistics again the next day, Exia was talking carelessly.

"Actually, you don't need to come today... The Emperor has given us another week's vacation~"

"Another holiday?"

Maria was obviously a little surprised by this.

I always feel that her job... is the same as not doing it at all.

How can I work two days and then have several days off?

"You'll get used to this kind of thing. After all, he has such a casual personality..." Exiah was used to it.

After smiling, he turned his head curiously again, "I told Texas about this before, didn't she inform you?"

"……not at all."

"That's strange." Exia frowned slightly. "Texas didn't come back all night yesterday. I thought she was resting at your place."

"You didn't come back all night?"

Maria was a little confused, while Exia nodded seriously.

"Don't be fooled by her aloof appearance, but Texas is actually very particular about her bed. She wouldn't just stay out all night. I thought she was invited by you to rest, so she didn't come back, but you said she didn't look for you..."

"...Are you in danger?"

Maria immediately realized that something seemed wrong.

And the Archangel didn't know what to say.

"I'm not too sure. After all, Longmen isn't entirely peaceful right now. But... considering Texas's abilities, I don't think he'll be captured."

"……maybe."

Maria thought for a while and shook her head slightly.

Although Exia believed in Texas, she was a little worried because she had not received a response from the other party.

After hesitating for a few moments, she stood up decisively and followed Maria.

"I'm free anyway, so I might as well go look for it..."

"But I believe she is not in danger. At most, she has encountered some troubles."

Exiah smiled and spoke, while also equipping the weapon on his waist.

Maria, after taking a few glances, became curious.

In fact, she had wanted to ask before, but never had the chance.

"Your weapon... is special."

Maria thought for a while and then spoke slowly.

Exiah followed the other party's gaze and looked at the gun in his hand.

"You mean this? This is indeed quite special... although in Rutland, everyone has one."

Exia generously handed his submachine gun to Maria for observation... Although according to the rules, the Lateran people's guns should not be handed over to others at any time.

but……

Rules are meant to be broken!

If Exia had been obedient, he would not have blown up his alma mater seventeen times in three years.

Chapter 81: The Obscure Feelings of the Angel

Exia originally thought that Maria was simply curious about weapons like guns.

After all, all the guns circulating on the entire Terra continent are more or less related to Lateran, and the secret is only known by the old guys in the monastery.

But what surprised Exia was that Maria seemed to be very familiar with weapons like guns. Her several casual swings showed amazing accuracy.

It was the occasional bold and aggressive posture that made Exiah a little puzzled.

Maria was more curious about the appearance of the weapon than the weapon itself.

"In my impression, this type of weapon is still only single-shot or double-shot, at most scattered, and those that can fire continuously are large devices."

Maria said, handing the weapon back to Exia.

Her words aroused the strong curiosity of the Archangel.

"I've heard of it before, but... Miss Maria, have you ever come into contact with a gun?"

"Yes, but... the guns I use are very different from yours. At least they are not used as regular lethal weapons. More often, they are used as auxiliary tools... However, this usage may not be applicable now."

Maria felt a little emotional.

In the Yharnam era, because the development of weapons was not sufficient, everyone was working hard to train their fighting skills.