When it needs to be used, G-Man will release these candidates to help it implement various actions.

When Sui Bian was snooping, he did not find Gordon Freeman, the holder of the Holy Sword of Physics, but he did find Corporal Adrian Shepherd.

Therefore, in order to prevent G-Man from playing tricks on Dante, Barr, Yang Luo and others, Sui Bian directly eliminated G-Man and the forces behind G-Man.

After all, G-Man seems to be a neutral character, but in fact, he is also one of the culprits promoting the fall of the earth.

The guys behind G-Man who want to overthrow the United Empire regime simply want to be the biggest beneficiaries.

There is no thought of pity for other races, let alone for humans. Except for themselves, all races are just chess pieces and everything.

(This article about G-Man has nothing to do with the real setting of "Half-Life". They are all self-created. Finally: G-Man can't count to three)

Now, the Weeper only needs to think about how to deal with the United Empire.

After receiving a negative reply, Queen Bai stopped asking further questions.

At this moment.

Sui Bian had already returned to the guest room with everyone, but he did not return to the throne on the stairs. Instead, his eyes flashed with a pale golden light, and then he waved...

Whoa~!

The hall was filled with golden light, and a group of Gray Knights equipped with Holy Shield Terminators and holding the Nemesis Power Halberd were teleported here instantly.

The silver giant, who is dressed in silver and is equipped with a Terminator, reaches a height of 3.8-9 meters, in sharp contrast to the black gold giant (Forbidden Army), which is an average of 4 meters tall.

Moreover, both parties seemed to dislike each other, and even took the initiative to distance themselves.

As for Artemis, the "Grand Mentor" of the Gray Knights, she was dressed in an ice blue dress, but she said:

"Ran Min! I asked you to kick that demon to death! Do you understand? It has to end with kicking it to death! Wait...huh??"

At the end, Artemis seemed to have just realized that she and half of her subordinates had been teleported from the extragalactic galaxy to the reception room.

In fact, before Sui Bian implemented the teleportation, he had already reminded these descendants and the hunting goddess who held the position of "Grand Mentor".

However, the goddess seems to be too focused on how to perfectly end the daily elimination of demons, and then when she uploads the log, she can gain more credit from the empire.

“…”

Looking around, she saw Sui Bian standing not far away. Artemis quickly restrained her previous "bold" and "domineering" side, and immediately turned into the aura that a goddess should have. She bowed slightly and saluted:

"I have met His Majesty."

The words were spoken calmly, as if the scene had never happened before.

In response, Sui Bian nodded habitually. Looking at the Forbidden Army and the Gray Knights, each numbering a hundred, he couldn't help but whisper:

"Well, it's enough to be used as a vanguard to conquer another empire."

Recently, some old book friends hope to see the "Hymn of Courage" scenes, such as the early and middle stages of the book. In fact, as an author, I also hope for the same.

But as the story develops, I cannot destroy the setting of Sui Bian protecting all mankind.

Moreover, Sui Bian's character allows human beings to live in a "half-fairy tale world" with almost no worries or sadness.

In fact, this is also the result of those who fought hard for it and wanted to change it.

There are also many clear indications in the book that imply that once Sui Bian disappears completely, the empire will fall apart even if the original body is there to support it.

Magnus can sit on the Golden Throne instead.

However, the brothers headed by Roger, Ruth, and Robert are very likely to have a verbal conflict with brothers with weird personalities such as Ruth and Conrad due to the sudden disappearance of their father, and finally escalate to a civil war situation (they all think that they are

Yes, plus the age of more than 200 years old, he is bound to become more and more stubborn).

Angron and Sanguinius will choose to wait and see.

Actually, it’s not that I haven’t thought about this story, but it’s too poisonous for the main text of the book, but I will consider the possibility of an extra story.
Chapter completed!