I created the Anomaly Control Bureau

Chapter 583. 581. The Truth About Disappearance

It's hard to say exactly how to use this thing. The best situation is naturally that the Federation can send Shenxiao to fight those gods. If that's the case, he doesn't need to think about how to use it.

And Marne felt that Walter would choose this weapon because he felt that only Shen Xiao could exert its dangerous power, and this was the same reason he chose other weapons.

"So this is all the weapons." Ma En said seemingly flatly, "To be honest, this quantity is actually less than I expected. As far as I know, you should still have a lot of weapons in stock."

What he meant was obvious, but Walter didn't seem to care:

"Yeah, after all, according to the ability of the gods you have shown, these things are enough."

That's true, but it's just enough.

Mann said:

"Perhaps this is true for the Shen Xiao you have seen before, but she will not be in her prime when she leaves the station, but will wear many restrictions and shackles to prevent her from escaping from the control of the Federation.

"Furthermore, the Federation itself is a very greedy organization. If you only give this weapon, they may use doubts about whether you have enough stock as a reason to express doubts, and make excuses to say that you are not sincere. After all, giving more weapons is nothing to you, but it can guarantee the victory of this battle, right?"

Although Marne was talking about the Federation, of course Votel could hear what he meant.

Seeing Ma En's pressing question, he also responded:

"Not only do we have to provide you with the weapons to deal with Serran, but also to replicate the solar eclipse and put the gods to sleep after you defeat them, which also requires a lot of resources.

"Although I can trust you, in the final analysis, you are just a middleman. Even if you tell the truth and are willing to help us wholeheartedly, it does not mean that you will be able to successfully defeat the gods in the end.

"There are still many potential risks in this matter. There may be problems with the Federation, and Seraen may find a way to deal with Shen Xiao and you, not to mention that there are still so many forces in the outside world.

"If you fail, we have to keep enough weapons to deal with the original war, so we can't put all the weapons on you. After all, after you lose, we have to deal with these gods by ourselves, and this adventure itself will expose us to them.

"We have to think about our people, and we can't put all the chips on you."

Walter's words seemed to make sense at first glance, but Marne knew that he was just an excuse, because the number of weapons he gave himself was far from affecting the future of the Titans, and these things would not affect his resources to create solar eclipses and seal the gods.

And you must know that before I came here, the way these titans solved the gods was to destroy human beings, and this did not require any weapons against the gods. Although Votel emphasized that cooperation with him may expose the titans to the gods, the current gods are not ignorant of their existence.

When Walter explained this point, Marne felt that it was just an excuse.

He slightly turned his head to look at the other titans except Zasna. The expressions of these titan kings were different, but they all didn't seem to notice anything, only Victor took the initiative to look at him.

In the brief moment when they looked at each other, Victor didn't show any expression, but this kind of restraint itself already meant something, you must know that Victor was not like this when they first met.

What made him so restrained?And what made Walter change his mind?

Perhaps when Walter stopped Victor, he did successfully stop Victor, but Victor also seemed to have some influence on him in the process, making his willingness to cooperate reduced.

There is actually a very important reason why Marne thinks this way. When Zasna just found Votel and wanted him to help him fight Victor, she said that these two Titan Kings are not special to deal with.

But this is not actually the case.

Their confrontation actually only happened in recent years—after the tenth king was erased, the two titan kings with the highest status now separated naturally and became what they are today.

But a few years ago, when the traces of the Tenth King had not been erased, Votel and Victor seemed to be Titan Kings standing in the same camp. At that time, Zasna called them rebels. Obviously, they must have the same views on certain things, otherwise they would not have fought against the Tenth King at the same time.

So when Votel and Victor get in touch, it's possible to re-aware of what once brought them together years ago, and to come to some sort of alignment.

But now they didn't really set up a trap to surround and kill themselves and Zasna, which also showed that Votel didn't fully accept Victor's ideas. They seemed to have reached some kind of compromise with each other, and Marne couldn't be sure what kind of relationship this unclear relationship between them was, and whether they still harbored malicious intentions.

Zasna, who was standing among the Titan King, obviously realized something was wrong at this moment. She cast a look at Mann asking if she needed help, and Mann looked at Walter after meeting her eyes for a moment.

Then Mann said:
"I understand your difficulties, but war itself is risky. Now you have the opportunity to completely eliminate the gods. If you really want to save these weapons, then you must be prepared to fail, and the final price may also be borne by you.

"If the gods can be solved, the federation will be happy to accept their revenge, but if the federation fails to defeat the gods because of you in the end, they will not be particularly happy.

"At that time, they will definitely try to draw the wrath of the gods to you."

Hearing this, Walter didn't answer immediately, as if he was really shaken by Ma En's words.

But at this moment, Victor, who had been silent all this time, suddenly asked:
"How could they know about our situation, don't you want to keep it secret for us?"

Mann looked very natural and replied:
"I won't say anything, but it's hard to say anything when the angry Federation can do anything. Do you think if our plan fails, the gods will have no way to realize that you are providing weapons?

"Based on what I know about Serran, he may even deliberately tell the Federation about this matter, or even join forces with them to deal with you. As long as you can accept the result, then I have nothing to say."

(End of this chapter)