Snow Lotus said.
"Berlin? When—just now!"
Le Creuset suddenly remembered that Snow Lotus had mentioned the situation in Berlin earlier, but he had chosen to ignore it.
"Mr. Le Creuset, please evacuate now. Paris is no longer safe," Snow Lotus said again.
"Tch. Guess that's all we can do." Le Creuset curled his lip.
"The plane to the Atlantic Federation is ready," Snow Lotus said.
"No. We're going straight to the moon." Le Creuset narrowed his eyes.
"Understood. Arranging a shuttle now." Snow Lotus was still stunned. "Mobilizing security as well."
"...No." Le Creuset stopped Snow Lotus.
"People can't be trusted." Le Creuset no longer trusted those people.
Humans were the kind of creatures that would do nothing but betray, betray, betray.
Too ugly.
"You alone are enough. That thing can be used now."
"Yes."
Snow Lotus's virtual projection vanished.
Then, in a room on the other side, someone opened a cabinet.
A green-haired girl stepped out of it.
However, she did not seem entirely human. Her limbs were all ball joints.
Le Creuset did not trust humans.
But robots were another matter.
Author's Note:
Third update, bonus chapter 19~
Viewers, Have You Found the Blind Spot? ### ``` [The machine intelligence crisis is coming!]
[It really is the age of AI now.]
[It'd be fine if it were a machine intelligence crisis, but I'm afraid it isn't.]
[Now that you mention it, a machine intelligence crisis would actually be easier to deal with. I'm just afraid it isn't one, 233.]
[I feel like this world is getting more and more dangerous.]
[The whole world is being dragged into a vortex. It feels like only Kira thinks this can't go on.]
[I remember someone talking about the romance of farsightedness in the first part, but this one is all about