"...Mm."
"But even so, isn't this the only path you can take? With the Aeon of Preservation no longer watching over Belobog, its power growing weaker and weaker, and it soon becoming unable to withstand the snowstorm, if you can't beat them, joining them is a pretty good choice." Chen Luo had no intention of denying Cocolia's ideals.
Besides, Chen Luo was at least nominally on Cocolia's side now.
"The Star Rail crew might really be able to seal the Stellaron, but the Stellaron's power has been rooted in this world for too long. Even if it is sealed, the endless Fragmentum and snowstorms won't just disappear..."
"Humans are essentially made of memories. As long as those memories remain, changing the form of the body isn't all that important. At the very least, I know of a world where everyone communicates entirely in the form of data."
"...Go on. Oh, right, don't forget to handle the official paperwork." Cocolia pointed at the documents on the desk.
Since Chen Luo handled official duties flawlessly and could multitask, there was no harm in handing the work over to him.
That was what Cocolia thought.
The persuasion was an overwhelming success. He really could do whatever he wanted.
"..."
He had to explain things to Cocolia while handling official duties.
Just wait. I'll stab you to death later!
While complaining, Chen Luo objectively explained the Stellaron's effects on the planet.
You'll end up playing with fire and getting burned.
"Shut up. As long as there won't be irreversible consequences for this planet, stop interrupting me."
It wouldn't affect the planet, anyway. At worst, they could just flip the table. But... whatever made her happy.
The Humanization Plugin watched as Chen Luo chatted in the clinic while controlling an alt account to chat with