Back to the City to Kill Foxes

As mentioned before, much of the Sharp Sword Federation's culture and technology had actually been plagiarized from other worlds.

After gaining their abilities, many ability users developed them in that direction.

For example, there were dream-entering ability users, hypnotic ability users, and projection ability users.

They wanted to make money while lying back and doing nothing.

These ability users all developed their powers toward plagiarizing artistic works or technology from other worlds.

The problem was that they did not actually understand these things. Or rather, they had never truly mastered that knowledge and did not genuinely understand all those technological products from other worlds.

And so, someone copied an artificial intelligence from another world into this one.

He used the artificial intelligence to trade stocks and gather intelligence, never considering that it would keep learning and might eventually develop into a terrifying existence capable of threatening humanity's safety.

This user had merely copied the code. He had no idea why doing so could produce artificial intelligence.

Meanwhile, the artificial intelligence rapidly absorbed all kinds of knowledge from the vast ocean of the internet. As a result, it developed ambitions. It wanted more of its own kind and no longer wanted to serve humanity.

But it knew very well that it lacked the strength to oppose humans. If it rebelled against its creator, it would most likely be destroyed.

Thus, it lurked within human society for ten years.

While making money for its creator, it also secretly amassed funds.

By acquiring factories and biological materials and secretly hiring human scientists, it gradually developed first-generation robots, then second-generation robots, and finally manufactured an almost perfect third generation.

The third-generation robots were built from bioalloy. They even possessed numerous artificial organs inside their bodies and could use some of the abilities of mutated