I created the Anomaly Control Bureau

Chapter 509 507. Entering the City

"How is our city?" Zasna, who was sitting opposite Man, looked at him and said with a smile, "It shouldn't be much worse than your current city, right?"

At this moment, they have left the woods, and when they are still some distance away from the city, they and Zasna took this vehicle that looks like a miniature floating warehouse. They will decide to use this method to transport themselves as well. It's normal, after all, my identity here is quite special.

At this moment, Marne was standing in front of the window watching the Titan city.

The city of the future—this was Marne's first impression after seeing the Ninth City.

The ground is full of strangely shaped buildings of various colors. Marne can see that the structure of these buildings is unreasonable—to be precise, it is unreasonable in terms of modern technology, and some of these buildings are tall and some are low. Both shapes and materials are different, and there is no particularly uniform style.

Or it’s just that he doesn’t have a particularly unified style in his eyes. Maybe at this moment he sees these buildings as primitive people see modern cities, and primitive people will feel that the gap between modern buildings and rooms is too large. But in fact, in the eyes of modern people, the place where they live actually maintains the same style.

Although these buildings looked different and extremely weird, Marne inexplicably felt that they looked particularly comfortable when he saw them, as if they were a group of large works of art.

Moreover, there is a giant floating island suspended in mid-air at a slightly higher position, and there are also various buildings on it that are as dazzling as the land, and the buildings on these islands are much higher than the height and complexity of the island. Land and urban buildings in modern society cannot be manufactured by modern technology at all.

In the entire city, only a dozen towers standing on the ground in the distance have almost the same appearance, and they don't look like ordinary buildings. Marne speculates that they may have some special functions.

But what really caught his attention were the inhuman titans he had seen in that town. There were all kinds of flesh and blood and mechanical titans on the streets here. These semi-mechanical creatures with animal features were all over the streets, some of them were The positioning in the city is like a pet or a wild animal, but it is more like a certain kind of vehicle or a special device, like a vehicle, and nearly [-]% of the vehicles are driving in the sky, but their speed It is also obviously faster and more flexible than the means of transportation in modern human cities.

This also made Marne a little more wary of the civilization in the Titan ruins. He originally expected that the prosperity of this civilization should be slightly lower than what he saw now. This is actually because of the high tower and the scene in the town. It made him have wrong expectations, but now it seems that this place is much more prosperous than modern cities.

In addition, there are many similarities between this place and modern cities. For example, although the Titans are in a state of preparation, there are no walls that are common in ancient magic cities, and there are tiny floating islands on land and in mid-air. The streets above all look like the streets of a modern city, surrounded by various places for titans to live and socialize.

Although he was not particularly close to the city, even at this distance, he could realize that the city in front of him was probably the most prosperous city he had ever seen, and it probably had the highest level of technology

So facing her question, Ma En said truthfully:

"Not only is it no worse than us, but your city is far more prosperous than ours, and it seems that you frequently use supernatural technology in society..."

Zasna raised her eyebrows slightly and said:
"Don't you guys use it?"

Mann replied:
"For reasons I don't understand, we are extremely restrained in the use of anomalous technology, and even hide the existence of the supernatural world from most ordinary people. After all, we all call it anomalous power."

There was pure curiosity on Zasna's face:
"why?"

"I don't know..." Ma En shook his head slightly, and then said as if remembering something, "But I've heard a saying before, but I didn't really believe it at the time.

"Actually, this also has something to do with the gods."

Zasna immediately became interested when she heard these two words:

"Gods?"

Marne, of course, speaks specifically on this subject:

"That's right. At that time, someone from the Federation mentioned that we concealed abnormal powers to weaken the gods, because if ordinary people see these things, it will intensify their imagination of the existence of gods."

But in fact, Ma En felt that there must be other reasons for the federation to be so early. The gods are indeed dangerous to the federation, but purely for this purpose, the federation is more likely to adopt other more cost-effective means.

Zasna nodded thoughtfully and said:

"This is quite reasonable. Before the rise of the Titans, the gods tried to use so-called religion and belief to attribute all supernatural phenomena to their power, so as to strengthen their own existence again.

"But soon we saw through their lies, and then there was the great war that turned them into what they are today. It seems that the rulers of mankind are now aware of their danger."

Marne showed a curious look:

"The war?"

Zasna smiled and said:

"We call ourselves Titans, and this word means those who will defeat the gods. We, as the ancestors and descendants of mankind, fought a bloody war with the gods a long time ago, as you all know.

"In the place we arranged for you, there will be records of our past history to help you understand what kind of race we are. Since we want to understand today's human civilization through you, we should also tell you about it sincerely. What exactly are we and what is our relationship with you?"

This is indeed what Ma En wants to know, so he accepted it unceremoniously:

"Thank you, I am indeed at a loss about my current situation."

Zasna looked at him and said:
"But you may have noticed that we came immediately after they found you, and we didn't let you enter our city directly. In fact, what we are riding now should be regarded as a mobile prison.

"For the safety of both you and us, you will not contact Titan civilians. If you really meet by accident, please don't reveal your human identity.

"Your existence is still top secret.

"And we have already arranged a residence for you. Please don't leave at will when the time comes. We haven't conducted the most basic inspection on you yet. You are still not cleared of the suspicion of being a spy of the gods to us."

Mann nodded:

"Of course, I'll pay attention."

(End of this chapter)