The Daily Life Of A Cyberpunk Magician
Chapter 289 - 189 Clo’s Death and Letter_2

Chapter 289: Chapter 189 Clo’s Death and Letter_2

"Is this letter for me?" Jiang Shu understood her meaning.

The Fish Mother nodded her head.

Jiang Shu then controlled two black cards to clamp the envelope from above and below, bringing it in front of himself.

The Fish Mother closed her mouth and then opened and closed her jaw as if the process of delivering the letter while holding it in her mouth had made her jaw uncomfortable. Such behavior made Jiang Shu suspect that this octopus was actually the seal of the letter.

"Open it."

Jiang Shu tossed the letter to the Tablet Spirit, Xiao Yi, with a card—he certainly wouldn’t open it himself, in case it contained laughing gas.

Xiao Yi opened the letter with a heavy heart and expression. After checking it, he looked up at Jiang Shu.

Yi: No traps, just a letter Clo wrote to you.

Jiang Shu then confidently picked up the letter and began reading.

Dear Mr. Jiang Shu,

As you can see, when you read this letter, I will have already died. Uh, is that a bit cliché? Never mind, I’ll settle for it in this life.

Of course, I committed suicide. The guy on the gallows isn’t me. Well, rest assured, I’m thoroughly dead.

Did you miss me?

If you weren’t so dangerous, I definitely would have come to see you one last time before the war started, but alas.

However, there is a recent handsome photo of me in the envelope. Keep it!

Keep it!

Let me guess, what you must have thought when you saw me hanged—

If I were Clo, I wouldn’t have started the war so soon. I would have slowly built up forces and waited until I had enough power before going to war.

Right?

Sadly, I’m not as foolish as you imagine.

Not to brag, but acting after planning is my personal trait.

I’ll guess again, you must be thinking now—

Still calling it a trait after getting yourself killed, what a show-off.

But after reading this letter, you’ll understand.

First of all, my death is not without value. It will radiate light eternally, just like Lonely City’s second sun (if you wish, I can grant you the title of the third sun).

Before the war even started, I personally led a team to attack Thirteen District’s Black Silver storage—which was truly well-guarded. I died there many times before.

After getting enough Black Silver, my Key Masters were able to work full force. Besides, you guessed it, I also had a Retired Soldiers’ Red Sunset Special Attack Team, sizable in number and decent in combat power, enough for me to squander for a month.

Oh, one Key Master can stitch any creature together with his ability, I also have a team that’s half-human, half-mutant.

War without declaration.

Yes, war without declaration.

This allowed me to quickly beat the Three Major Groups, as they never imagined they were facing such a genius military strategist. I even attacked the headquarters of the Three Major Groups in Thirteen District at one point, and incidentally destroyed the railway line to Thirteen District from Lonely City.

However, I don’t know why, but the operation I had Wildfire conduct at the same time seemed to have failed, serving no function whatsoever. Originally, I could have lasted at least another half month.

I knew I shouldn’t have trusted an outsider. Sadly, I haven’t had an insider after all these years.

Now, what I am about to say is information I’ve exchanged for my life, it’s worth much more than my life. Whether useful or not, remember this.

First, the Three Major Groups have a Cyborg Army. I was obliterated by this force later, couldn’t even lift my head. Just assume each of them is a higher grade mutant than Fish Mother.

Very terrifying, don’t confront them head-on.

Second, they have three different models of Mechanical Army troops, well-trained, but the soldiers have a short shelf life, seemingly replacing them every five years.

These three troops are the main force of the Three Major Groups.

Equally terrifying, cannot be forcibly resisted.

Third, there is no such thing as the Three Major Groups; they all belong to one City Lord.

I saw it with my own eyes.

But no, the City Lord isn’t human; it should be more like a carrier of Main Brain’s consciousness, but it doesn’t know itself.

That’s my guess.

Fourth, don’t trust any Key Master regarding core combat power issues; they are all monitors for the Main Brain, yet also unaware.

Once the City Lord appears, their permissions will be immediately revoked (I suffered a huge loss).

Fifth, I haven’t thought of it yet, might think of it while writing, will tell you if I do.

You must be curious about who I really am. In fact, I’m also curious.

Do you believe it? In this world, some people come for one great event in their life.

Well, I’m such a person, truly.

If I can’t "completely change Lonely City," I simply can’t die.

Don’t panic, I’m already dead in your life.

What I mean by can’t die is, as long as this matter isn’t accomplished, I’ll keep restarting, reliving this life.

But unlike some players in games who continuously try to clear levels, I’m truly a native of Lonely City.

The above and below content is all experience gained from endlessly dying.

In my last life, no, the life before last, I found someone. She told me my identity is "The Hanged Man," and a "Magician" will appear in Lonely City. I don’t have "∞," but he does.

I’ve attempted countless times and failed. He might succeed.

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