The Thing About Me Being a Humanoid on Girls' Frontline

"It doesn't matter. The National Security Agency's position this time is on Joseph's side, and we didn't come here to coexist peacefully with Joseph. That city has been under the control of Joseph's family for too long. It was laid down during World War III. The rights should also be taken back."

"Is that figure the target of your operation?"

"No, this is just an exception..." Leonid touched his injured forehead and said, "His performance is amazing, I want to hand him over to the church."

"Don't you hate these dolls?"

"The human form is just a tool. What I really hate are those cowardly people who use the human form. The suffering in the world is originally a trial given to us by God!"

Leonid said with disgust on his face: "Suffering will temper the human spirit and allow human evolution, but the existence of humanoids interrupts the great evolution of human beings, and destroys human devotion to God and the church. respect!"

"Women don't know how to please men, and men don't know how to take responsibility. Men and women revolve around those human figures. This is not beneficial to human evolution and human civilization, and it also shames God."

Leonid said seriously: "The problem can only be solved if all these dolls are accommodated in the church. Pious priests will use these things to truly benefit the evolution of human spirit and civilization, instead of letting human beings live with dead houses. Stay at home to escape the trial."

"Learn to accept suffering, love whipping and suffering, so that human beings can become God's proud creations, and the era when everyone is a saint will come sooner!"

Leonid seemed to feel himself a saint.

"The priest of the church will transform the doll who doesn't know how to respect humans into a real servant of humans. His powerful performance will become the best tool for us to spread our faith."

The blond man said ambitiously: "If Joseph wants to take it down, that doll must also be taken down!"

"..." Qin En, who was sitting in the car, had already unconsciously frozen the smile on his face.

He scratched his hair, listening to the crazy words of Leonid and Yelena, he was at a loss for a while.

"Don't you just want to receive the rights into the hands of the church, why are you talking so fancy?"

Qin En said disdainfully.

Chapter 99

Taking Griffin's car, Qin En returned to the city.

After entering the city, Griffin's commander completed the contract with Leonid, and Qin En was also freed because of Angelia's entrustment.

Qin En almost left in front of Leonid. Before leaving, Qin En waved at him—this made the red dot on the system map flash a few more times.

At the door of the office, Qin En saw Lightning, Vector, Liberol and others standing at the door, and they breathed a sigh of relief when they saw Qin En come back.

"Is nothing wrong, Qin En?" Lightning asked worriedly.

"Nothing, come here safely." Qin En said with a smile.

Angelia's voice also came from the office: "It's fine if nothing happens."

After Qin En went in, he found that Angelia, AN94, and AK12 were all in the office.

Angelia sat very unceremoniously on Qin En's seat, and said to Qin En, "Are you moved?"

"I'm so touched." Qin En said, patting his chest.

An Jie had no idea how many lives she had saved.

If saving a life is worth a life, Angelia's merit might make her die several times.

If An Jie hadn't played at that time, Qin En's choice would have been very simple: turn on full-band jamming, then kill everyone and be done.

But in theory, it's fine for Qin En to do that, but Qin En has to deal with the consequences of doing that himself, and he probably will slip away before he's safe.

Although Qin En is a bit unhappy, but now that he has Lightning, Vector, Liberol and others, he can't do things as impulsively as before.

Thinking of this, Qin En controlled his emotions.

"But you have to be careful, those two people are here to make trouble."

"We know." Angelia stood up and said, "We know their purpose, their background, and what they plan to do."

"Oh, then it seems that I don't need to talk too much." Qin En shrugged.

"These people plan to take back the rights here to the Kremlin. Are you going to slowly negotiate a compromise with them?"

"No." Angelia shook her head and said, "We don't intend to do this... If there is a compromise, this city will immediately become a cake on the table of those in the Kremlin, and it will be divided up directly, not even the scum left."

"'We'?" Qin En scratched his hair and said, "Apart from you and the people in this city, does anyone else think so?"

"Yes, the NSA thinks so too."

"Wow, it's fake, the National Security Agency helps the local government fight against the central government? Aren't you treasonous?"

"It's just a small group of people in the Kremlin, who deserve to represent Moscow? Remember, Qin, we are the NSA, digging out the corruption inside to find out the hidden problems and maintain the stability of the country Safety and security is our job, not helping oligarchs and dignitaries to find food like hunting dogs." An Jie knocked on the table and said: "The reason why we stand here is mainly because maintaining the status quo here is the best. We want to maintain the status quo here. Stability and peace, rather than making him a cake for the few and a victim of someone's assertion of power."

"Then how do these people deal with it?" Qin En asked.

At this time, the door of the office was suddenly pushed open, and a strange man's voice came: "I will solve this Goulding knot like Alexander did."

A short, fat middle-aged Slavic man walked into the office.

He looked at Qin En, and then asked An Jie, "Is this your new subordinate?"

"That's right, he's a very powerful guy, he's different from ordinary human figures!" An Jie said in a show-off tone.

"It does feel different, as if standing in front of me is not a human figure, but a human being."

Qin En's heart skipped a beat, how could anyone feel his own 'special'?

But this middle-aged man named Joseph just said it casually and didn't take it seriously.