The Sea of Life

In Black Rose's impression, Bionic Human A was a standard radical bionic humanist. He placed tremendous importance on his obsession with bionic human bloodlines. Someone like him had actually given up the "Bionic Human Progenitor Brand"?

Honestly, killing him would have been easier.

It was precisely because she knew how troublesome this would be that Black Rose had thrown the problem to the Cloud Nobility.

But she had not expected the Cloud Nobility to bring good news so quickly—and such unexpectedly good news at that.

"We've already tested it. There's nothing wrong with that Progenitor Brand. We can finally carry out the plan even my ancestors failed to complete!"

Professor Aixin looked excitedly toward the ceiling. At some point, the ceiling had turned transparent, and through it one could vaguely see a nearly thousand-meter-tall bionic human appear above. Though unfinished, it was faintly recognizable as a "Black Rose."

The deity, Black Rose!

Those enormous eyes were filled with ruthlessness, indifference, and dense divinity.

Black Rose frowned slightly. The miniature controller on her fingertip lit up, and soon the ceiling became metallic once more.

"To become a deity means completely abandoning the past and becoming an existence of another dimension. Beneath the gaze of a god, only the evolution of civilization exists; there are no personal affections. You should understand that even better than I do," Professor Aixin warned.

"If I didn't understand that, I wouldn't have chosen this path," Black Rose paused before saying, "but before I become a god, there's still one thing I haven't finished."

"What is it?" Professor Aixin asked curiously.

"To say goodbye."

It was not only the various factions of the Cyber Tide that were making preparations. Gao Gong was preparing for it as well.

On the second day after returning to the Cybernetic