“That’s the initial cooperation plan.
Once the follow-up arrangements are coordinated with headquarters, someone there will help draft them~” Elysia smiled and handed over a project charter.
“She is a genuine genius, you can just follow her lead.” “Thank you very much, Miss Elysia.” The man took it with gratitude.
“On behalf of all the city’s residents, I thank you for your help.” “It was just a small favor~ And you don’t need to be so reserved,” Elysia comforted him.
“The public security in this city was already chaotic to begin with.
It’s perfectly normal that you, as a parachuted-in mayor, felt powerless.
If anything, it’s rare that you didn’t collude with them.
You’ve worked hard all these years~” He was essentially the Gordon of this city.
Elysia always respected those who held onto their conscience in the darkness from the bottom of her heart.
After the man left and gently closed the door, Elysia leaned back in her chair and stared blankly into the mirror.
In the mirror, the young girl’s pink hair flowed, and her blue-pink pupils revealed a sense of peace.
Although still showing traces of youth, her temperament had become increasingly composed.
Three years had passed, and she had grown into Cyrene, but compared to Elysia, there was still some distance to go.
Just as Elysia wanted to rest for a while, there was a knock on the door.
“Please come in.” She remembered that this was the last person scheduled to visit today.
A blue-haired man walked in.
He flipped the hem of his trench coat, thinking it looked cool, and gave a dashing greeting.
“Long time no see, Miss Elysia.” He greeted her in a rather flashy manner.
“Uh, who are you?” Elysia pretended to think for a moment, then realized with a start, “Oh, it’s Uncle Kevin!
How have you been?” Hearing this address, he stumbled slightly, a look of despair on his face: “Do I really look that old?” “Ahaha, not really,” Elysia waved her hand.
“What brings you here, Brother Kevin?” “First, of course, congratulations.
I never expected that little girl from Vostok-51 would achieve so much in just a few short years,” he remarked with emotion.
“Compared to you, we old folks have achieved nothing.” “Not at all~ And it’s also thanks to Vill-V.
Without her, I really wouldn’t be able to manage everything, and I wouldn’t be able to run around like I do now~” “Naturally, Miss Vill-V is also exceptionally outstanding.” He nodded, looked around, then lowered his voice and switched to a mysterious tone.
“Seeing that you want to rest, I’ll get straight to the point.
Miss Elysia, have you ever for a moment wondered about your extraordinary constitution?
Where it comes from, and what impact it will have on your future—do you want to know?” “Do you know, Uncle Kevin, right now you sound exactly like those pyramid schemers I had arrested before.” Elysia looked at him speechlessly and pointed to the desk phone.
“If we hadn’t met before, I would have called to bring you to justice right away.” “Hey, no, no, no,” Kevin hurriedly raised his hands, not even caring about being called ‘Uncle’ anymore.
“I’m a good guy, Elysia, you can tell, right?” “I was sure when you first walked in, but now I’m not so sure~” Elysia looked at him with a playful glint in her eyes.
“I’ll have to hear what Uncle Kevin has to say next to be sure.” Kevin understood what she meant, solemnly adjusted his collar, and his expression became much more serious.
“All of this is because of—the Honkai.” He switched to a deep, grave tone.
“The Honkai?” Elysia expressed just the right amount of confusion.
“It is a disaster that accompanies civilization.
Its cause is unknown, and it manifests in various forms: natural disasters, plagues, monsters—anything.
For example, the honkai disease that has been spreading on a small scale for nearly twenty years; the patient’s body is gradually eroded, and there is no cure.” “But at the same time, under the Honkai, some people have shown extraordinary constitutions.
And you, Miss Elysia, are the strongest we have been able to find.
Your Honkai Energy adaptability must be very significant; you are a born warrior.” Of course, as the Herrscher of Origin, it’s 100% maxed out.
“Hmm-hmm~” Elysia gestured for him to continue.
“I am a member of the Fire MOTHS, an anti-Honkai organization under the United Nations,” he displayed his credentials, which featured a moth flying in flames.
“As an organization that protects the world from the shadows, the Fire MOTHS is in great need of outstanding individuals like you.
Here, I sincerely invite you to join the Fire MOTHS.” “Okay, I’ll join.” “I hope Miss Elysia will consider…
huh?” Kevin was stunned.
“I’m joining, what’s wrong?” Elysia tilted her head.
“Wait, aren’t you worried that I’m a scammer, and that I might sell you out without you even realizing it?” And wouldn’t all the scripts he had prepared earlier be useless now?
“I can tell you aren’t lying to me, right?” Elysia rubbed her temples.
“Instead of hesitating here, it’s better to cut the Gordian knot.
Uncle Kevin, you’re quite busy too, aren’t you?
There’s no need for me to take up too much of your time.” The Fire MOTHS might have corrupt higher-ups and one idiotic move after another, but it’s undeniably an excellent platform: it deals directly with the highest authorities of all countries in the world, has the highest priority and legitimacy in combating the Honkai, is full of talent, has world-leading technology, and focuses more on battle results and achievements compared to other organizations.
Rather than developing a grudge due to the influence of the previous life’s plot and starting from scratch, it’s better to just use what’s already there and reform it.
Besides, if she goes to the base later and cuts the hanging threads, maybe the higher-ups will become more normal.
“Then I thank Miss Elysia for your understanding.” Kevin immediately grinned, losing his serious demeanor.
“Do you want me to arrange when you’ll start?” “Can I have an external deployment position first?” Elysia looked out the window, where thousands of threads were breaking and vanishing into thin air.
“I plan to complete a world tour first; this was a long-cherished wish from my childhood.” “That’s perfectly fine.” Kevin gave his word.
“Then I won’t disturb Miss Elysia any further.
Your credentials and basic information will be delivered later.” He reached out his hand, and Elysia shook it.
“The Fire MOTHS welcomes you.” He said solemnly.
After Kevin left, Elysia stood up and walked to the window, silently watching the Pink Brilliance Dome that covered the world, visible only to her.
Over the past three years, the purification domain she had established had expanded to a significant scale, and the entire European Union was finally completely liberated from the Cocoon of Finality.
It was time to head to the next stop.