I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

Next, Zasna, still somewhat skeptical, repeatedly asked Ma En about various things concerning Shenxiao. Although it seemed she was curious about Shenxiao's strength, her real purpose was to determine if Ma En was lying.

Even the most perfect lie cannot be sustained forever; it will eventually reveal flaws if repeated too often. Therefore, as Ma En spoke in more detail, Zasna gradually believed that there really was a top-tier ability user named Shenxiao on Earth.

It's normal for her to think this way because Ma En was mostly telling the truth. He only withheld his opinion when discussing the possibility of cooperation between Shenxiao and the Federation, but this wasn't entirely a lie either.

Accurately speaking, this was a viewpoint held and promoted by certain politicians within the Federation. Even if the Titans went to Earth and inquired about Shenxiao, they wouldn't think Ma En was deliberately lying to deceive them.

Furthermore, he only slightly exaggerated the possibility of cooperation between Shenxiao and the Federation, omitting her current predicament. However, his descriptions of Shenxiao herself were entirely based on real events, which was enough to make them wary.

Once Zasna truly realized Shenxiao's threat, she couldn't sit still and chat with Ma En any longer. She directly said she would arrange Ma En's meeting with the other Titans and left immediately.

However, Ma En felt that she left so quickly mainly because of Shenxiao's matter. She definitely needed to quickly inform the other Titans of this news, making her compatriots aware of the threat.

After all, regardless of Shenxiao's current specific situation, as long as the Titans waged war on humanity, she, having received the prophecy, would put aside other matters and actively cooperate with the Federation and the Gods to deal with these Titans.

At that time, they would realize the cooperation that Ma En had falsely claimed existed in a completely different way.

And things progressed exactly as he expected.

The next afternoon, Ma En was sitting in the living room reading a book when he suddenly heard the sound of the doorknob turning. When he looked up, Zasna had already pushed the door open and walked in.

But just as Ma En was about to greet this friendly Titan, he noticed her particularly serious expression, and behind her were several other fully armed Titans. They were all wearing semi-mechanical, semi-biological light armor, some with more mechanical structure and some with more biological structure.

Two of the Titans in more mechanical armor were the ones Ma En had encountered before, the members of the guard who had followed Zasna to the Evernight Forest, and there was also a familiar voice among those in more flesh armor.

It was Ilo, who had "personally" captured him, the son of the chief strategist of the Ninth City.

The gazes of these Titans looking at Ma En were like they were monitoring a vicious and dangerous criminal, as if they were afraid that he would suddenly lash out and harm Her Highness Zasna. Only Ilo looked at him with a different meaning in his eyes, but Ma En could feel that it was definitely not goodwill.

After the fully armed Titans stood at attention, Zasna looked at the somewhat surprised Ma En and said:

"Mr. Ma En, please come with me."

Seeing this formation, Ma En didn't say anything and obediently stood up.

His cooperative appearance reassured the surrounding Titans a little. Although Ma En was wearing a collar, theoretically unable to cause any danger, and Ma En had behaved very well these past few days.

But no matter what, this was a human being—a vessel and pawn of the Gods.

Ilo wasn't as nervous as they were. After all, Ma En was captured by him personally, and he knew very well that this so-called human was nothing special. Even the Evernight Forest's biological system could easily deal with him.

If Ilo had known Ma En's race before acting against him, he might have been a little wary, but it was because he subdued Ma En before understanding the situation that he realized humans were nothing more than this.

Just as his father had taught him, humans were an eliminated race, and their racial characteristics determined that they would sooner or later become the pawns of the Gods. Even if there were humans who didn't believe in or even resisted the Gods, after a few generations, their descendants would once again provide power to those deities.

As the second king, the wise man among the Titans, said—worship is human nature.

History has proven that no matter how many times the Gods have slept or declined, they will rise again because humans will always kneel at their feet again. Nowadays, the influence of the Gods is already considered low.

And the reason for this situation is not that humans have realized the foolishness of worshiping the Gods, but because the religion created by that human has stolen the Gods' believers. Humans no longer worship Gods.

They worship humans who are stronger than themselves.

This behavior is extremely foolish and ridiculous in the eyes of the Titans. No matter how powerful other Titans are, they will not have any "worshipful" thoughts towards them.

And when flesh Titans and mechanical Titans were born, the behavior of "worship" was erased from their genes and algorithms by their creators. The purpose of doing so was naturally to create perfect weapons against the Gods.

But it is these subtle differences with humans, as well as the various improvements they have made to themselves, that have made them a species far greater and more advanced than humans, and also made them a species more worthy of survival.

And in order to survive, they must never have mercy or sympathy for humans.

This is a cruel world.

Dizzy, so short