Chapter 1805: with translation of chapter title

Title: NO. 420: He has always been indifferent. - no named entities.

【Bi Ze: The state of the Bar Beast… I feel there's not much to say about it

- Bi Ze (person) -> Bi Ze (pinyin)

"- Bar Beast -> we will translate as "Bar Beast" (meaning). So not a named entity to keep pinyin; we will list "Bar Beast" as translation."

After all, it never had any injuries or anything like that, and even when fused with the main body, there wouldn't be any visible strengthening.

- No named entities.

【Aomo: So I'm asking about mindset, or rather, the volitional aspect】

- Aomo (person) -> Aomo

【Bi Ze:?】

- Bi Ze

How would I know? I'm not you】

- Bi Ze

【Aomo: Yes, and he also knows】

- Aomo

【Bi Ze:?】

- Bi Ze

【Aomo: So, did he tell you anything?】

- Aomo

【Bi Ze: He's said too much… oh, he said he had made up his mind, and also said I don't have to follow him……】

- Bi Ze

In his memory, his typing motion was sluggish; he hadn't yet managed to type out the words about his own reaction and thoughts when a sudden sound, unique like the Ultraman transformation sound effect, rang out.

No named entities (Ultraman is a brand, exclude)

Turning his head, he saw a brother step out from a rainbow-colored vortex.

- No named entities.

And that brother was staring at him with a stern expression.

- No named entities.

"Did you say he made up his mind?"

- No named entities.

"Well… well, maybe there's no need for such a big reaction?"

- No named entities.

He actually just teleported straight into the room… give the brother who has a girlfriend some privacy, okay! Although it's true that Zhuohua isn't here right now……

- Zhuohua -> person name -> pinyin Zhuohua (we'll use Zhuohua)

- Brother (generic)

"Shouldn't a major decision that determines life and death not have this reaction?" Aomo frowned.

- Aomo

He tried to ignore all the details filling the bedroom, focusing only on the young man before him who seemed lacking in self-awareness.

- No named entities.

In Aomo's eyes, figuring out what one is doing, understanding the behind-the-scenes meaning of decisions that involve those around them, these are all part of the concept of 'self-awareness,' but just as he himself cannot constantly possess it, he cannot hope that others could surpass him in attaining that realm.

- Aomo

After all, the essence of self-knowledge is also complete mastery of information.

- No named entities.

Those who cannot achieve omniscience must always contend with the unknown, and that unknown often hinders the precision of your judgment, thereby making the 'self-awareness' from a macroscopic perspective an extremely lofty realm that is hard to attain.

- No named entities.

This is also part of the source of his patience.

- No named entities.

Accustomed to communicating with those lacking awareness, accustomed to explaining and clarifying the parts they couldn't see……

- No named entities.

But he is still a young person.

- No named entities.

The spirit still possesses vitality, still outputs feedback in response to external stimuli, which makes the demon extraordinarily patient yet still causes it to frown at unacceptable feedback.

- the Demon -> we will translate as "the Demon" (descriptor). Not a named entity; we will not list.

For example, Bi Ze's smug sigh.

- Bi Ze

No need for such a big reaction?

- No named entities.

Is it unnecessary?

- No named entities.

"His decision is truly a deep penetration into enemy territory."

- No named entities.

Looking at the friend before him who doesn't seem to feel it's very serious, the demon solemnly emphasizes.

- the Demon

"Although picking up cooperation with the Dracula Beast to gather data for returning to the main body and the act of lighting the Great Sin Gate still leaves room to turn back— but at the moment he declares his resolve, what is your choice?"

- Dracula Beast

- Great Sin Gate

"I'll help him." Bi Ze answered bluntly.

- Bi Ze

"This is why I had such a big reaction." Aomo said, "Have you done a power evaluation?"

- Aomo

- power evaluation -> generic term, not a named entity (maybe "power evaluation"). Not include.

"Yes!"

- No named entities.

Bi Ze raised his hand, made a grasping motion, and traced a black-gold patterned mechanical staff; at the moment of gripping, its tip extended with a transforming effect of interlocking mechanical four wings.

- Bi Ze

- No other named entities.

Very cool.

- No.

After the transformation, a faint light-trail outline spreads out and then flashes and disappears.

- No.

Very flashy.

- No.

"We who play with magic staffs regularly conduct power evaluations; if we don't, we aren't even qualified to continue certification!!"

- Magic Staff

- power evaluation

Quite elated.

- No.

"Is there a D-rank evaluation?"

- D-rank evaluation

- So we will list "D-rank evaluation".

"... Well, we still need a few more versions of strengthening..."

- No named entities.

And then just like that, he wilted.

- No.

D-rank evaluation, when the concept of a nation still existed, was originally used to correspond to the combat power level for provincial-level disaster response.

- D-rank evaluation

- provincial level

Even now, when dividing language and cultural spheres by city districts, its concept remains unhindered, becoming the entry threshold for most ascendants who cultivate to leave the planet.

- No named entities.

At the same time, it is often seen as the dividing line between amateur hobby and professional occupation.

- No.

Those who train merely to show off, look cool, and strengthen their bodies in their spare time usually stop at E-rank; those who reach D-rank either do it for a living, have extraordinary talent, or enjoy a long lifespan.

- E-rank

- D-rank

Mr. Bi, who doesn't occupy any of those three, also indeed hasn't reached D-rank.

- Mr. Bi -> Bi Ze? Actually "Mr. Bi" = Bi Ze. So we have Bi Ze again.

- D-rank

He also finally began to realize what the brother would say next; after the dry-laughing response, he lowered his eyelids and cautiously added, "But E-rank should be enough to deal with Digital Monsters, right?"

- E-rank

Digimon -> exclude (brand)

"Many Ultimate Forms can't even reach E-rank…"

Ultimate -> exclude (brand)

- E-rank

"Do you think this counts as safe?"

- No.

E-rank, in the past was considered capable of covering a small urban district; nowadays it's akin to an inner-city neighborhood, or rather a disaster that could jeopardize the survival of the entire Central Tiresen district—indeed, it's something some Ultimate Forms cannot achieve.

- E-rank

- Central Tiresen

Ultimate -> exclude

But that's 'some'.

- No.

'Some' and 'many' are essentially two different concepts, and also proof of Bi Ze's lingering hopefulness.

- Bi Ze

So his voice when answering Aomo lacked confidence.

- Aomo

"Fine, and the Bar Beast. X is also here; why are you talking as if I have to fight myself?"

- Bar Beast. X

- (maybe keep. X as is)

"Isn't that so?" Aomo retorted coldly.

- Aomo

"Do you think you could from the start fuse and evolve with him, acting in the form of the fused Beelzebub Beast. X?"

- Beelzebub Beast. X

"Huh? Can't you?" Bi Ze was stunned.

- Bi Ze

Of course not...

The other party's confident counterquestion left Aomo also silent for a moment.

Silent in this natural optimism.

"Remaining long-term in the dark data of the demon king type and long-term maintaining the concept of fusion with monster cards are no different. Over time you will become increasingly emotional; when you realize you have become unfamiliar, it is often the moment you have completely turned into another person."

The data of the Digital World can be easily reorganized.

This is the underlying logic of how that world operates.

Compressed digital ciphers can, through decompression, repair all environmental damage, and can also serve as evolution food for Digital Beasts to accumulate data.

What does that mean?

It means that the food you love can all be broken down into atoms and molecules and recombined into those soils, minerals, even vegetation—this process requires no instruments or energy intervention, exists naturally, and is a natural law unique to that world.

When you are not in that world, you naturally need not think too much.

But when you are in that world, even when you need to participate in another underlying logic of that world, you cannot try to rely on being an otherworlder to get out of it.

You cannot afford that risk.

Among the characters in the Digital IP throughout history, there have also been cases of humans immersed in the Dark Realm, though they are few.

Their common point is that the struggle process is extraordinarily difficult, and obtaining salvation is even more of a miracle.

Indeed, different environments also have different methods; the condition of being soaked in dark data to the point of being terminally ill—even if placed in the Federation, there are still no lack of harsh forced measures—but you, who originally had no illness or disaster, must you really go through this whole ordeal?

"Isn't it you who said... wasn't it you who said to rely on fusion evolution to help?"

Having digested Aomo's lecture, Bi Ze was somewhat at a loss.

"If I can't go help, then why are you coming to tell me... telling me I can help him..."

His train of thought was largely confused; by the end, his voice even lowered, and his gaze drooped toward the table beside the two of them.

There, the cola he had poured remained untouched; after a while, not a trace of bubbles could be seen, as if one could imagine the taste of something utterly undrinkable.

Devoid of vitality, merely cloying sweetness; even in sugar water it would be utterly meaningless.

"It was supposed to be meaningful, right...?" he asked softly.

Clinging to that logic just thought of.

"It's because you told me that I thought I could help him, after all..."

In those days that were neither long nor short, I had countless times trusted his judgment; even my current standard of living largely relied on the win rate he initially suggested for the horse girl.

Aomo Lindun.

"You've never lied to me, right?"

"I have, and not a few times."

"Why answer so decisively!"

He burst out laughing; looking at this guy with a calm face saying such a pretentious line, anyone would find it hard to keep a straight face, let alone Bi Ze, who never forces himself to stay composed.

"Because at times like this one should tell the truth," Aomo replied, "but regarding Overlord Beast. X I'm not joking; it's just that your attitude is too lax, so I have to reiterate the danger and severity to you."

"... What do you mean?" Bi Ze froze entirely, finally catching up to the other's pace, realizing the implication of those words.

"From now on you must act strictly according to the given instructions, otherwise you'll likely end up repeating another year as a high school senior."

"? Why bring this up?"

"?" Aomo looked at him in surprise.

"You forgot you have the college entrance exam next month?"

(End of chapter)