Enforcer Manual
Chapter 949 - 878: Old Grudge

Chapter 949: Chapter 878: Old Grudge

"It’s truly magical."

"Blue Eyes" walked to the edge of the platform, gazing at the black pillar of light rising into the sky nearby, all of which he saw was being recorded into the company’s database.

Moments earlier, he had received all the information about Roger.

A native of District Seventeen, his father had once been a member of the Crime Analysis Section of the local Law Enforcers.

It was the tail end of the gold rush era, when a large number of criminals including Chai Ke swarmed into the border cities. Under the protection of the Foster Family, District Seventeen had faced its highest crime rate, and Roger’s father, while investigating a case, had survived but suffered from lingering health issues, forcing him to unwillingly retire from the Law Enforcers.

Roger had been influenced by his father from a young age, setting his sights on becoming a Law Enforcer himself.

However, he did not show much talent.

His compatibility with prosthetic implantations was extremely poor, and he did not possess any Psychic Abilities. When he tried to use drugs, he also had severe rejection reactions. Therefore, Roger had no choice but to change strategies, abandoning the idea of joining the special operations team and diligently studying Crime Psychology. Going to school in the core city through his father’s connections was the highlight of his life.

After graduating, Roger did not stay in the core city like others but chose to return to District Seventeen against his parents’ objections.

...

Nothing out of the ordinary.

This was the impression "Blue Eyes" had of this personal profile.

Had it been a normal time, such an insignificant figure would never have appeared within the company’s scope. Yet, this trivial character had grown to his current state in just a few days since arriving in District Four.

The growth of Psychic Abilities is a long and slow process, unlike prosthetic implantation that can bring about transformation in a very short time.

The company’s modification of Vadim had continued for years before they adjusted his bodily state to be the most suited for the "Overload IV" model.

Faced with this scenario, "Blue Eyes" could only think of one explanation.

There were huge errors in the theories of the Psychic Research Institutions, or rather, they had never truly understood Psychic Abilities.

He could access all the research reports on Psychic Abilities by the United Government up until now in less than a second, including ongoing experiments by the Purple Wisteria Academy, yet none could explain the changes happening to Roger.

According to the clues gathered by the company, way back in the Dark Age, those "messengers" at high positions in the Church possessed power comparable to war weapons.

"You have made him your messenger, and Vadim is also undergoing such a process."

"Blue Eyes" was eager to know the answers to these questions.

He knew that District Four was undergoing an unprecedented "experiment," with both parties involved demonstrating sufficient sincerity.

The mechanical creation before them was the key to their initial victory, and now, with the long time passed since the Dark Age, their technology had made breakthrough progress in various areas. According to the initial assessment of the plan, this was the weapon that could match the messengers.

"You’ve completely misunderstood. Roger simply found something he wanted to do, and thus the world responded to his wish," another voice interjected.

"Wishes?"

Before "Blue Eyes" could ask further, a gigantic steel body arrived on the terrace.

A petite blonde girl sat on his shoulder, a combination that seemed out of place with the surrounding environment.

But no one understood this feeling better than the "Emperor."

Although like a fleeting thing, during his time in Atlantis, he had also briefly become a messenger of the Father God; the expanding Psychic Energy was enough to lift the entire underwater kingdom into the sky — a feat not achievable by human efforts, which even in his eyes, could only be described as a miracle.

The "Emperor" knew that similar changes had occurred in Roger.

He looked at the innocently-faced Song Lan, "You did the same when we were in Atlantis."

More than absolute power, he felt this was arguably the most terrifying aspect of Song Lan.

It seemed that merely at his whim, he could create someone capable of destabilizing the entire United Government at any time, any place.

"This is actually quite easy to understand."

Song Lan tried to explain the process in simpler terms, "You all should know about pay-to-win games, right? The same character, just change the art style and add a ’limited edition’ prefix, and its power can rightfully increase by several levels."

He felt the current situation was similar, "What you are seeing now is just Roger (District Four limited edition)."

When Comrade Roger fulfilled his wish, life would return to how it was before.

The same process had already been experienced once by both the "Emperor" and Diago.

Regrettably, the "Emperor" and others did not buy his explanation, still questioning, "Did you share your Psychic Energy with them?"

In Song Lan’s "pay-to-win game" theory, he clearly omitted the most crucial part.

He did not explain how Roger had suddenly transformed from a clerical staff member at the District Seventeen Law Enforcement department into the District Four limited edition.

"Of course not, that would be too troublesome,"

Song Lan waved his hands repeatedly, his face full of reluctance.

The probing looks from everyone put immense pressure on him, except for the "Emperor," everyone else at the scene was utterly ignorant about the discipline of Psychic Abilities, and according to his estimation, the "Emperor"’s performance in interference-type Psychic Abilities was also not promising, confirming that if he had participated in past beetle-fighting competitions, it would be difficult for him to make it into the top 16.