Chapter 1333: NO.237: His Happiest Appearance

NO. 237: His Happiest Appearance

Do you still remember the original goal of the monster eugenics ideology?

Using monsters to destroy existing society, using monsters to reshape the whole world, and building a world where 'monsters' can live freely.

Monsters represent a transcendent power, the pursuit of freedom.

They themselves may be harmless, but their very existence means disruption of present peace and order.

It is an extremely powerful force, making it extremely difficult for any society to accommodate it, and even harder for people to accept.

Therefore, every person of the monster eugenics ideology, after experiencing the betrayal five thousand years ago by the nation they were loyal to, upon awakening subconsciously wants to destroy the present, take revenge on humanity, cling to their identity, and seek freedom.

These four goals correspond respectively to the Ten Chariots, Gui She, badger, and sink.

And the unified source of these goals all stems from a sense of unease.

They no longer trust the regime, no longer comply with society, and even no longer believe in humanity.

And those extremists with no memory distrust the entire world; the only thing that can put them at ease is the identity of 'monster controller,' along with the 'duty' and 'power' it brings.

Therefore, when you can weaken, even eliminate that unease to a certain extent, they can achieve the transformation from 'social terrorist' to 'law-abiding enthusiastic citizen.'

But this is essentially a miracle, something impossible to achieve in the original world, requiring a possibility from another world to bring about a completely different development; and that's why—Aomo actually knows.

He knows that these few monster controllers under him all have varying degrees of transmigration dissociation syndrome.

This is something many 'ill-fated' transmigrant groups have; near Aomo it especially concentrates among the employees of Rhodes Island Company, and it is also a symptom that has been mentioned several times before.

They experience a lack of realism, often thinking that everything now is a dream; they manifest various derealization and cognitive disorientation symptoms in daily life; severe cases may even take radical measures to 'try to wake up,' and they may engage in dangerous behavior toward themselves and those around them.

In the Gate District, which is itself the federation's second-largest transmigrant special zone, and was even the largest a century ago, the handling of such transmigrant mental illness is a mature system.

Even civic publicity education will specially allocate a section to discuss it specifically.

When you see someone shouting things like 'I can't tell, I really can't tell,' don't just think it's a joke; once their transmigrant identity is confirmed, you can report them regardless of truth or falsehood, and if you catch the right person, there's even a reward.

Fortunately, whether it's the friends from Rhodes Island or the employees of Lindun's office, they are far from needing supervision and containment.

Everyone's condition is only mild, inevitably affecting quality of life somewhat, but not to the point of endangering others.

Just as friends, family, and lovers, they will generally feel somewhat tired.

After all, that idiot keeps saying things like 'I'm really afraid this is all just a dream,' and always looks melancholic; seeing it too often makes you want to kick their butt.

Aomo hasn't done that yet, after all, Ten Jia and the others are quite mild, their general personalities are rather reserved, and even the hot-tempered Gui She doesn't like to go to the boss for psychological counseling.

They're all tight-lipped, and besides the badger, they don't really go to the boss to play, just chatting a few sentences online.

Although Aomo 'saved' them, he didn't also take on the mental health conditions of these foreigners.

He just lets them treat this world as an open-world game to explore with super weak guidance.

Honestly, after this situation persisted for a week, Aomo also tried to update the game patch, strengthen the guidance—that is, he threw a large compressed file into the work group.

'How to Live Like a Terrans,' 'One Thousand Articles of Terrans' Common Sense Rules,' 'Guide to the Features of the Gate District'……

Don't forget, before graduating, Aomo was still organizing study materials for transmigrant classmates.

Integrating these things for him was already second nature; he even had the leisure to personally review the content, remove outdated material from the past two years, and manually add some new things.

But unfortunately, this is mostly like how some people are intimidated by overly comprehensive and lengthy guides; although Aomo saw that the download numbers matched the group chat size, the actual degree of integration of this bunch……

Perhaps only the badger, who constantly brings up the food section without shame, treats that guide package as something serious.

……Does it really count as taking it seriously?

Indeed!

Regardless of whether that guide package has been valued, these few monster controllers clearly haven't truly adapted to this society, just like Aomo in the past.

Facing the same world, everyone has their own stubbornness; that stubbornness becomes their personality, their characteristic, but at times it also becomes an obstacle hindering their upward progress.

Just like Aomo's past pursuit of a stable life, keeping a low profile, and everything going smoothly.

Honestly, this is a kind of arrogance.

The eternal contradiction humanity faces is the inability to comprehend all order.

Chaos and disorder thus take root in cognition, becoming an insurmountable barrier for humanity, and also becoming what many see as the essence of the world.

On this basis, Aomo Lindun's pursuit is how it is unreasonable, and it's truly obvious at a glance.

But he has persisted in this unwillingness to let go for so many years, showing that some people truly are the type who won't turn back until they hit the south wall, always unwilling to change their way of life.

But even such a demon has now made up his mind.

And furthermore, he rudely—made everyone in the office make up their minds.

Especially Gui She and these monster controllers.

They have never truly integrated into this world, this planet, this society under the regime; despite having the self-awareness of monster controllers, they have never considered preparing before the public.

They only sigh at the federal law enforcement's strength and intensity, only marvel at the federal military propaganda, but behind the screen it feels like watching a movie, lacking realism, as if they'll never come into contact with those things in a lifetime.

Looking at some celebrities in the news, and even the bosses appearing there, they lack even more realism, as if none of this concerns them.

They have not truly considered integrating into this society at all.

Even though they already hold power enough to draw society's attention to them.

As for this, their boss made up his mind yesterday and sent a letter to the municipal government.

Two birds with one stone?

No, who knows how many birds by now.

A letter that, once given importance, will allow monsters to openly and legitimately appear in standby mode before the public eye for a long time.

Not only will it change how the people of the Gate District previously viewed monsters, but it will also make the monster controllers widely known.

And this will also become Aomo Lindun's action of publishing under a new identity in magazines and newspapers.

This is far more valuable than the dark villain platform that, despite having many fans, is still considered a niche group.

At the same time, it will fiercely push forward the entire monster-related industry that is already slowly rising, together with monster studies, slamming the accelerator.

However, all these changes in various aspects are premised on the email itself being given importance.

If it were someone else, perhaps they would think Aomo is indulging in wishful thinking.

Such a big matter could not possibly be considered just because of his one letter; at the very least, one would have to go through layers of approval, and moreover need several rounds of meetings, meetings, and more meetings, and even have to add gray tactics such as lobbying, acquisition, and business cooperation, not to mention some unspeakable black tactics, before it could possibly be preliminarily achieved.

Yes, just preliminary.

Whether it can actually be continued and implemented depends on later measures; this should be a super long-term process, not a Rome built in a day, and even the foundations would take at least half a year or more.

But when it comes to the foundations, Aomo is very confident.

This, too, is a matter of cause and effect, and the one who sowed the cause is none other than the organization called "Luzas".

One round of doujin exhibition, two rounds of the Japan Cup, three rounds of this season's debut battle.

Although the original intention of that last time was to demonstrate presence, suppress Aomo, and provoke Ultraman, this is a fact that only the parties involved themselves would feel.

In the public's eyes, this is targeting Horse Girls! Targeting the association and city government! Even extending to the district government and the entire global horse racing circle!!

Since you insist on doing this, then it's really good, very good, simply couldn't be better!

Never-before-seen tense situation, not only could it bring Luzas massive sponsorship in a specific field, but it also gave Aomo an opportunity to make a great leap.

And the beginning of all this comes from the current terminal ringtone.

It comes from this call that is not in Aomo's contact list, but has a remark function displaying the contact prompt as "district government".

It is neither ignoring nor refusing via email, but a video call.

Not bad.

Even if it is the appearance of a minor, or rather precisely because of this youthful appearance, his smile is that astonishing, even somewhat chilling.

Perhaps even if it is the person themselves in the future looking back at the memory file, they would still find it hard to deny.

At this moment, his smile is indeed not that of a good person.