Dow and Carbon-Based Monkey Breeding Guidelines

Chapter 592 The Story of a Good Mother

Jules reached out with a hand and plucked the golden bell that hung in the center of the vestibule.She turned it gently, softly and with restraint, as if she were rocking a baby's cradle.

"It's nostalgic," she said, examining the bell's pores with peach-colored eyes.When she did this, Ji Xun was sitting by the wall seven or eight steps away from her.Yet she didn't seem to notice him at all.In the vestibule of house 3050, which belonged to Lunla, she displayed the ease and grace of a hostess.

Ji Xun still maintained his upright sitting posture, looking at this person whose thoughts he had eliminated before.He couldn't hide the curiosity in his eyes, but he didn't pull out any weapons—in fact, in someone else's front room, it would be difficult for him to pull out a weapon that he hadn't prepared beforehand.

"Since you're here," he said, "I think..."

Jules made a stop gesture.She smiled and shook her head at him, which meant friendliness and harmlessness in the land called Frost House.

"We both have a lot of questions to learn about each other, Mr. Ji Xun," she said. "Our initial meeting was a failure. However, for people in my profession, failures in the exploration phase are common. If you focus on Overall, the past is just a very minor problem. It can be considered a learning process - I did learn a lot from you. But first I want to deny your conjecture. No, the remaining immortals have not all woken up. After you put us all to a mental standstill, someone woke me up, and I only woke up one of my friends, Kimo."

Ji Xun blinked his eyes.

"Former ethics review board executive," he said, "in charge of dealing with psychiatrists, and all the executions—"

"That's not an execution," Drew corrected. "The committee doesn't intend to punish anyone. It's just a neuroguidance simulation."

Ji Xun smiled noncommittally.

"You have some prejudice against us," Drew said, "and not for nothing. Maybe you managed to read our minds before you operated on us. We've had technology like that before—not so nuanced." Precise, but as long as a specific language is used, it is easy to read instant thoughts. As you can see, Mr. Ji Xun, these model balls are the epitome of our technical theory at that time. The resonance of the shell and the core, a symbol.”

She flicked the golden bell with her fingers again.

"Our story is a history of salvation," she said.

"National Salvation History." Ji Xun repeated.His tone remained calm, but there was a hint of sarcasm in his eyes.

"Please don't rush to laugh at those who have lost to you." Jules said, "For us, your appearance is a complete accident. I think Weiss and Bei regard you as a product of the disaster family, after all We dumped a lot of dangerous stuff out there, and intelligent mutations are possible. I'm sure it happened to one of my kids, and he happened to be with you when we had a conflict. Wes firmly believes This is the evidence that you came from the House of Calamity. I tried to persuade him to open up his mind, but... It is more difficult to change the habit than to change the reality, Mr. Ji Xun. Besides, you should also understand that given the time you entered our base at that time way, it is natural to be skeptical of everything you say."

"I don't expect you to believe it." Ji Xun replied, "As far as the situation is concerned, your views are worthless to me."

"If that's the case," Jules asked rhetorically, "why are you interested in our final work?"

"This is not your work."

"Mr. Ji Xun, I think you have accessed Weiss' memory. I suspect that you have accessed the memories of all of us, except me—after all, my child is quite paranoid, and you have seen him—but I think that's enough. Of all the people involved in the Slicer project, I'm not the only one left. You'll see in Weiss's mind how it passed the committee, and how our first The quarrel during the first request for a corrective thinking simulation. Kimo interrogated most of the spiritualists, and Lunla—not the owner of our current room, the one I taught—was involved in most of the Divider simulation test. These can be verified by each other, because it is indeed our creation - the infinite divisor, the endless calculator, or the infinite city at the end, this is what we made in the face of the end of history last-ditch effort."

Ji Xun seemed to be still thinking.During this time, Jules stepped back a little.She moved another chair from the corner, placed it on the other side of the golden bell, and sat opposite Ji Xun.

"This city is our pride." She said, "And, Mr. Ji Xun, I guess it is also closely related to your hometown. You should owe it to being here."

"I didn't see the connection." Ji Xun said, "When I first entered here, I just planned to find a hiding place suitable for jet lag. Regarding my hometown, in terms of consistent principles, it is not trust in infinite architecture."

Jules smiled. "That's the point."

"I didn't see it." Ji Xun said, "Maybe this is your exclusive memory, and I missed this part at the beginning—your child didn't want me to check your memory. I personally guess that's because there are about him."

"He has always been emotional." Jules commented half-sarcastically. "In temperament and ability, he only reflects his father's level."

"Speaking of which," Ji Xun continued, "I'm a little curious as to why you chose to bear him. As far as I know, you already know how to replace a young body."

"I'm thinking about increasing the number of supporters," Jules said, "the kind that can count the number of votes. Of course, my blood is not enough, he needs complete intelligence and understanding."

"Why don't you choose one of your comrades?" Ji Xun continued to ask, "If you want to cultivate good enough obedients, why choose a male on land? Compared with you, they are just uncivilized primitive man."

"Primitive knowledge has nothing to do with potential. For my child, I hope he will follow my guidance more."

"So, you want him to be less influenced by the other side? Completely at your mercy? So you don't choose to give him a father who is also an immortal?"

Jules graciously admitted.She gestured again, a Frost House slang term—one should have just the right amount, neither more nor less.

"I don't think he needs two mentors," she said. "Of course, it seems like he still has the other side of himself. He wants to make both sides equal without risking any complications. A Fairly narrow and mediocre view of fairness. I don't blame him, because failure in education is the responsibility of the mentor. I want to embody my failure in him. But like I said, for someone in my kind of work , Accepting failure is a basic literacy. The price of cultivating new things is always great."

Ji Xun suddenly laughed.He never lost his composure so clearly that Jules looked at him inexplicably.After a few seconds he stopped.

"Sorry," said Ji Xun, "it doesn't matter. But I'd love to know what a mother thinks, especially if she has a rebellious child. I can only observe this psychological pattern from outsiders, because it's not important to me. As far as my hometown is concerned, the family system is completely irrational. Although I was expelled, it does not affect our consensus-it is a backward model to determine power relations and ownership by birth order. It caused a lot of unnecessary losses. "

"Is this a mockery?"

"It's just a matter of efficiency." Ji Xun replied meekly, "Personally, I respect the role of mother. I also want to know what they think in their hearts."

"Just the part of being a mother?"

"Any part." Ji Xun said, "Please tell me. If you think I have some prejudices, I am willing to listen to this history of salvation—the version told by a mother."

　Thanks to a book friend for reminding me yesterday, I found that there is a wrong translation of a word in the part that refers to cutting-edge mathematics in the setting.It changed for a long time.

　　Get some monthly tickets.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)