Chapter 53 He's Just Too Lonely

When Lu Zhi finished everything he was doing and returned to this virtual world, he felt an extremely aggrieved emotion coming from his body.

He subconsciously looked up at the scene not far away, and saw the familiar, disgusting white-blue egg.

Qiqi, who was standing by, was also whispering in Lu Zhi's mind.

[Marshal, the opposing commander is here. ]

Qiqi originally thought that her own marshal would scold the opposing commander for being cunning as he did before.

However, Lu Zhi just looked at the white and blue egg and asked.

[Master, can you revive the dead orcs now? ]

[Or is he just a string of data now? ]

[You made the Federation's heroes into virtual data, aren't you afraid that the orcs from the Federation will fight you to death? ]

When Lu Zhi and the intelligent computer said these words, the whole dragon cub looked very gloomy.

At least from Lu Zhi's current expression, he was not angry at all because he and Qin Yueyang were the military leaders of two camps.

I simply felt that the Mastermind's actions were a desecration of the Heroic Spirit.

After figuring this out, Qiqi answered Lu Zhi's question at the suggestion of the main brain.

[He is not data, he is the real Qin Yueyang. ]

[When Qin Yueyang was in danger, his intelligent brain protected him, so he retained a little consciousness, allowing him to survive.]

[But his survival instinct was too weak, so even if he had a chance to live, Qin Yueyang was somewhat unwilling.]

[Of course, it's not just because he has a low desire to survive. As you know, his body was already torn apart by the Zerg at that time and was completely useless.]

[Now his body is in the treatment chamber, and his consciousness is being treated in this virtual world. He should be able to get out soon.]

As for why Qiqi said "should"...

That's because even the main brain doesn't know when Qin Yueyang can leave here.

This is the first time they have dealt with something like this in the spiritual world, and everything is unknown.

No one knows what the world will look like in the next second.

but……

They are unwilling to give up.

Although Lu Zhi didn't know who proposed this plan, it now seemed to be beneficial to them.

Therefore, Lu Zhi did not continue to dwell on this point. He just looked at the white and blue egg in the incubator and snorted coldly. The aura on his body was not as dangerous as before.

"You're still so good at pretending."

When Qiqi heard these familiar words, she breathed a sigh of relief.

Fortunately, the marshal I am familiar with is back.

It said, how could the marshal be so friendly to the opposing commander? It is correct to be disgusted with the opposing commander's hypocritical behavior.

Thinking of this, Qiqi also complained quietly.

[That’s right, Marshal, you don’t know that just because you went over there, this orc pretended to be frightened and asked the farmer to separate you and drive you here!]

[Marshal, you will go over there in a moment and teach him a lesson. Let him know who is the most handsome boy on the entire farm! ]

Lu Zhi ignored his intelligent brain.

It's easy to guess that this intelligent brain was offended by Qin Yueyang's intelligent brain and came back to add fuel to the fire.

I don't know what the main brain was thinking when it assigned the intelligent brain to itself, assigning itself such a mentally retarded person who bullies the weak and fears the strong. The intelligent brain given to Qin Yueyang made him like it. It was an intelligent brain that did practical things. It didn't say much and was very silent. It regarded itself as the best tool.

Just then, Lu Zhi saw an illustrated book in the corner, and the memory of the little black dragon was still in his mind.

He picked it up twice and his face turned a little dark.

He complained, "What language is this from? Why is it so hard to understand?"

"These square things are called language? How can one word have so many uses?"

Qiqi, who is so talkative, didn't dare to say anything.

Yes, when Smart Brain Qiqi first saw such a difficult language, he was also startled.

But it's okay, it just needs to update its own program, but this makes things difficult for Lu Zhi and the others.

However, although Lu Zhi said this, he still picked up the book on the ground and started studying.

For an orc like Lu Zhi who has top-level mental talent, learning this knowledge is a piece of cake.

They have almost a photographic memory and can learn quickly once they grasp the rules.

But there were too many words. Even for someone who read quickly like Lu Zhi, it took him a long time to finish half of it.

Seeing that Lu Zhi didn't go towards the farmer, Qiqi couldn't help but ask.

[Marshal, aren't you going over there? What if he takes the farmer away?]

When Lu Zhi heard this, he shook his tail behind him and said nothing.

He has his own plans.

It was obvious that the farmer came here to accomplish something. In other words, if he went up to disturb the farmer now, it would only make her unhappy and there would be no other benefit.

Especially since Lu Zhi just dug up the incident of himself being "driven" here in his memory, which further confirmed his guess.

With this thought in mind, Lu Zhi had no intention of going up to cause trouble.

Su Jiu didn’t know what Xiao Heilong was thinking. What she was most anxious about now was actually how to complete the task.

Su Jiu had never heard any fairy tales. She grew up in this small room. Her parents had never accompanied her or told her those touching stories.

Lullabies and bedtime stories are all "myths" that have only been seen on the Internet.

In the end, Su Jiu could only rely on the books he had read and chose his favorite one, "The Little Prince", and read it to the white and blue egg.

Her voice was halting and sounded unskilled.

There was a slight blush on his face and he looked very embarrassed.

Lu Zhi, who was hiding in the corner, also pricked up his ears, which was rare, listening to this bedtime story that was not reserved for him.

He only knew a little of the farmer's language, and it was a bit difficult for him to understand, but he could still tell that this was a warm fairy tale.

The story of the little prince, his beloved rose, and the little fox.

As for the white and blue egg, it didn't make any noise. It stayed quietly and well-behaved in the incubator, as if it was immersed in it.

In fact, I didn’t understand a single word.

Kuchi was translating on the side, but when he looked at the commander who was concentrating on translation, he suddenly realized that it seemed that there was no problem if he did not translate.

Commander, it seems like you just want to hear some sound.

He didn't care what those noises were.

He was just too lonely.

(End of this chapter)