I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

Chapter 552 550. The Federation's Doubts (Part 1)

After taking it, Shadow could increasingly feel the unusual nature of this weapon, and this wasn't entirely because of how strong the weapon itself was; some of the details made him feel very surprised and shocked.

Even though he wasn't a professional scholar, as the Minister of the Investigation Department, Shadow often had to deal with various anomalous items and the geniuses in the research institute, so he had his own perspective on anomalous items.

And from his perspective, the creator of this weapon was likely extraordinary, which reminded him of the ancient Titan civilization mentioned in the database, which was also the reason why the gods were imprisoned today.

If he guessed correctly, this should be a creation of that civilization, so even if the weapon itself wasn't particularly outrageously strong, there were still many details that could shock him.

However, the more carefully he examined it, the more Shadow felt that the weapon was still slightly lacking.

"Is this your secret weapon?" he asked tentatively.

Ma En simply replied:

"This is one of our secret weapons."

Shadow looked at the spear in his hand with some surprise, and the words he had already thought of got stuck in his throat. He had been about to say that this thing might not be able to deal with Serra.

"So you have many weapons like this?" Shadow immediately asked.

Ma En nodded:

"That's right. In fact, this spear is only half a weapon. I didn't bring its spearhead, so you might not feel particularly strong external aura from it, but its tracking ability is already strong enough.

"I think if we can bring out some weapons stronger than this, as well as some non-weapon anomalous entities against the gods, you should have some confidence in solving and killing Serra."

Shadow said:

"If the Divine Firmament Sect makes a move, I think there is indeed a chance, but killing him won't solve the problem. This is actually a view that Serra himself often mentions, but it is indeed a fact.

"If we kill Serra, the reappearing Sun God will still be so powerful, and he probably won't be as easy to talk to as Serra. Serra's wisdom not only makes him dangerous, but also allows him to remain calm and humble when necessary, and he won't perish with us.

"Killing him is not beneficial to us."

Ma En said:

"What if we can keep him asleep?"

Silence instantly descended on the room and the surveillance room in the distance. All the politicians standing "beside" Shadow at this time looked at Ma En on the screen in disbelief, and even really doubted Ma En's words.

Seeing this, Shadow also asked with this body:

"Are you sure? This is something that neither the Federation nor the Divine Firmament Sect can do."

Ma En said calmly:

"Of course, I can make a promise with a contract. Do you think we only found a few weapons during this time? Since the Secret Alliance wants to deal with the gods, then we must have already thought of all the solutions."

Looking at Ma En's expression, both Shadow and the politicians watching in the surveillance room realized that he indeed had full confidence in this matter, and that the Secret Alliance might be even more terrifying than they initially imagined, even though they originally had no contempt for this organization.

It hadn't been long since Serra attacked Ma En, and the Secret Alliance had already found a way to completely put these gods to sleep, and it seemed that they didn't have a solution from the past, but specifically looked for it when Serra provoked them, but no matter which situation was true, it wasn't simple.

Because even the Federation and the Divine Firmament Sect were not sure that they could put the gods to sleep. It wasn't that they hadn't thought about finding such a method, but they had never achieved any results. This was also why they later prepared the "South Federation Clearance Plan" that would kill a thousand enemies and lose eight hundred of their own. This was a helpless method.

So when Ma En claimed that they had mastered the method to put the gods to sleep, the members of the Federation who knew how difficult this was felt suspicious, but as the conversation continued, they basically believed Ma En.

After all, both Ma En and the Secret Alliance behind him had recently proven their abilities.

Shadow seemed to think for a few seconds and then said:

"If what you said is true, then we and you may indeed be able to cooperate, but I still have to ask you a few more questions on behalf of the Federation. First of all, what we most want to know is where these weapons come from."

Although Shadow said "we", he didn't really care about the source of these weapons. The question was raised by the politicians who were hiding in the surveillance room and giving orders.

And he didn't think Ma En would really give an answer.

The situation was indeed as he thought. Ma En didn't intend to tell them the source of the weapons:

"This is a matter for the Secret Alliance. Even I don't know how they found these things, and they don't intend to tell me or you, but these are not important.

"The focus is on what we have to do."

Hearing this, Shadow knew that he should change the subject, but he couldn't do so at this time.

Because the questioner was not him.

"We can indeed sign a contract," Shadow said. "This can theoretically guarantee that the weapons you provide are not a problem, but the politicians of the Federation still don't trust you, just like you don't trust us.

"Otherwise, you wouldn't have brought so many contracts."

Ma En nodded:

"This question sounds easy to solve. Other information is a secret that cannot be told to you. To be honest, this is not entirely because these things are so important, but simply because it is a 'secret'.

"However, I can tell you that these are anti-god weapons forged by the ancient Titans, and I can also temporarily hand over this weapon to you for inspection so that you can determine that this thing can indeed pose a threat to Serra."

After these words were spoken, the politicians in the surveillance room no longer had any objections. The promise given by Ma En was enough, and he also hinted that this thing was a "secret".

Ma En also knew that the Federation would accept it better if he said so. After all, the main characteristic of the Secret Alliance was secrecy, so it was quite reasonable to have some quirks in this regard, and the Federation politicians wouldn't want to make demands in this area.

"I think they should believe it now," Shadow continued. "Then the second question, what quantity and quality of weapons can you provide? It's not enough for us to solve the gods just by relying on this thing."

The purpose of the Federation politicians in raising this question was particularly obvious. They wanted to understand how many resources the Secret Alliance and Ma En now had in this area, and consider how many resources the Federation needed to invest.

So Ma En didn't answer them directly:

"The specific quantity is also a secret, but I can tell you that it is enough to deal with the current gods.

"Even if you don't send out the Divine Firmament Sect."