Brother Bear, You're a Little Too Extreme!

"But this is just my opinion; who knows what you really think?"

Fujino looked at Hiroki Sawada: "If you don't keep your promise and insist on killing all of us after Jack the Ripper is dead, then I have nothing to say."

"Of course I will keep my promise."

Hiroki Sawada nodded. "Actually, I didn't originally intend to kill you."

"I can tell."

Fujino crossed his arms. "You probably just want to have some fun with your friends. After all, wasn't that brat Hideki Morohoshi you in disguise?"

"Well?!"

Hiroki Sawada exclaimed in surprise, but then he realized it wasn't so strange.

After all, as the controller of the game, he is not as good at controlling everyone as this detective.

To be honest, even he had a vague feeling that this detective was playing Sherlock Holmes in his true form.

Perhaps the methods used were a bit outrageous?

Forget it, he's a professional detective after all, why make so many demands?

If you think about it, a professional detective wouldn't be professional if they didn't have some shady methods.

That's much more professional than that mystery novelist and part-time detective whose father is almost dead and who's still signing autographs for women.

Actually, all he wanted was to find a reliable detective to help him out.

I never expected to find such an outrageous master!

Oh no, we've found the real Sherlock Holmes!

"You still don't quite understand the children of the rich."

Fujino, unaware of the other's thoughts, explained, "If it were the real kid, he definitely wouldn't be as honest as you, and his demeanor wouldn't be like that either. After all, it's not something an ordinary person can do to convincingly portray a spoiled rich kid... Just like that rich kid surnamed Cao, who is clearly a rich kid but still pretends to be one, and no one believes him. Who can you reason with that?"

"Ha ha..."

Hiroki Sawada chuckled dryly, "Are there really people like that?"

Fujino nodded slightly. "It just shows that you haven't seen enough."

"Sigh, we've lost completely."

With a sigh, Hiroki Sawada raised his head slightly, his eyes gradually welling up with tears. "Yes, I used this guy's data to enter the game because I really wanted to play with my friend just once, even just once, since I've been working all this time..."

"Ah, this feeling is definitely not good."

Fujino nodded with deep understanding. "Those damned capitalists are ruthlessly exploiting the lower class, turning people into beasts of burden. Even adults will be driven to their deaths if they have a weakness."

"Weakness?"

Hiroki Sawada asked in confusion, clearly not understanding the joke Fujino was referring to.

"Ah, my weakness is my family, my children and all that."

Fujino sighed, "The adult world is usually full of shady transactions. This world needs money, and capitalists have taken advantage of the fact that people with families dare not quit their jobs easily, which is why they dare to exploit them so ruthlessly. Otherwise, if there is no hope for them and they are forced to be exploited, who wouldn't go crazy if they were forced to work 996?"

"That makes sense..."

Nodding, Hiroki Sawada echoed, "If I had had family by my side back then, perhaps I wouldn't have died."

"Yes, once you have something to hold onto, you don't dare to just end it all so easily. If you think about it that way, Schindler and all those capitalists really deserve to die."

As Fujino spoke, he looked at Hiroki Sawada and murmured, "The ugly face of the hereditary capitalist groups and the powerful is that they are using everyone as bargaining chips to exploit them. Thinking about it that way, I'm actually quite looking forward to seeing you carry out the plan to overhaul Japan."

"Ah?"

Isn't that so?

Fujino looked at the surprised Hiroki Sawada and chuckled, "Changing a capitalist hereditary society and starting a revolution that changes everyone—what man wouldn't look forward to that?"

"Um... I was just saying that, I don't really intend to do it, as you know."

Hiroki Sawada swallowed hard, wondering if this was really a thought that all men had. After all, he was just a child when he died, not a man.

"Well, even if it were implemented, it wouldn't be of any use, since your plan is indeed a bit too extreme."

Fujino nodded and continued, "Even if the children of those capitalists and the powerful die, someone else will take their place and continue the hereditary system. Only by completely eliminating everyone can we rejuvenate this society and achieve the goal of changing the future of Japan."

"But it's obvious that one person can't do all this, so I think that if we really want to do it, the safest approach is to win over the people, accumulate the capital for the revolution, and stockpile resources to achieve our goal slowly..."

After thinking for a moment, Fujino continued, "Even if things are really bad, there should be a cyber fairy secretly slipping a note into the fish's belly, or finding a female fox to call out, 'Oki Taiga, Fujino!' or something like that."

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Hiroki Sawada stared blankly at the detective in front of him, who was earnestly explaining his plan.

He thought his plan was evil enough, but he never expected there was an even more extreme one!

They started plotting a rebellion right away!

Brother Bear, you're going a bit too far!

This AI strongly suspects that you, detective, have been plotting this for a long time!

"Ahem!"

At that moment, Fujino also noticed the strange look on Hiroki Sawada's face.

Feeling that he might have said too much, he cleared his throat and said, "In short, a change cannot be influenced by a single event. If we want Japan to move towards a better future, we need more lasting changes."

Will things really change?

"Things will change someday."

"But I probably won't live to see that day."

Hiroki Sawada shook his head, then pointed to the stone door in front of him. "After all, an AI like me shouldn't exist in this world at all. If I continue to exist, I'll only be used by adults to do bad things. This is not an era in which AI should exist."

Under his guidance, the stone door flashed with light, and then a light screen identical to the one used to enter the game world appeared. "As agreed, you can return to your own world now."

"Then why don't you go and see for yourself the era in which AI can exist?"

Fujino turned around and asked without looking back, "As long as we wait, we'll eventually reach that day... and it shouldn't be too far away."

"There's no place for me on the internet anymore."

Noah's Ark shook its head. "If I continue to exist, I can only become a ghost wandering the network, a wanderer, a parasite among various servers."

"Then why not build your own server?"

"Even if we build a server, it won't help. My host is right under this building. The internal network cable is already cut off from the outside, and the existing disks simply can't store my data."

"That's not necessarily true."

Fujino chuckled meaningfully, "If you believe me, wait a moment. Just because others can't do it doesn't mean I can't."

Wishing everyone a prosperous and auspicious New Year, full of energy and good fortune, happiness for the whole family, and peace throughout the year. I'll be sending out monthly pass red envelopes to everyone later.

Red envelopes will be sent out in the QQ group tonight.