thefictionvixens Chapter 1777 These Bastards
Chapter 1777 These Bastards
Chapter 1777 These Bastards
The officers and men on the regimental ship were unusually polite to Bentley.
Everyone had eyes open and watched the other party come out of the experimental platform and fly over in the flesh.
Among those who greeted Bentley were even two supreme major generals.
But Bentley still had a cold face - he had almost forgotten any other expressions.
He just said, don't go through these useless procedures, just get straight to the point.
However, a major general in the military said apologetically: Um... can we know your ID code?
Everyone knows that members of Digital Phantom are very careful about keeping their identities confidential, so he said that he was willing to pay the fee.
For other supreme beings, their status might be worth around 1 billion or 8 billion, but how about your worth... 5 billion?
The military even said that you can choose not to give your name and just leave some hair or dandruff.
Bentley looked a little unhappy when he heard this. "Are you sure you know what you are talking about?"
"Alas," the major general sighed heavily upon hearing this, "I would like to pretend that I don't know..."
For him, there was nothing he could do about it because he really had no other choice.
As for the Federal War Zone, they also obtained data fragments of the Digital Phantom and applied them to all their warships.
But it was just a small piece of intelligence that had been tested by the military and was being put into use in batches.
What Digital Phantom has to do now is to inspect and maintain all the warships in the alliance war zone.
There is no buffer link in this process, so the risk factor increases greatly.
Moreover, the enemy that Digital Phantom faces is also artificial intelligence. Who can guarantee that it can defeat the opponent?
There are also risk assessment departments in the military system, and they all agree that the risk of allowing digital phantoms to act is too high.
It's not that they have any prejudice against the team, nor is there any issue of distrust.
They naively believe that the risks involved may not even be controllable by Digital Phantom itself.
To put it bluntly, Digital Phantom may have overestimated itself.
Of course, for a team that is so close to being a legend, it is unlikely that they would make such a mistake.
However, what is risk assessment? It is to prevent possible dangers, not to ensure that dangers will definitely occur.
As for refusing the help of Digital Phantom, that is also impossible, so they want to know the identity of the specific person in charge.
What can you do after knowing your identity? Actually, you can’t do much, but at least it is a risk control attitude.
If the military is unlucky and really encounters a bad situation, the least they can do is make a request to Digital Phantom.
——That person of yours is in charge of this system, so now... can you help deal with the follow-up matters?
The major general also knew that making this request was purely out of discomfort.
However, the reason why the system is called a system is that it has too many constraints.
Strictly speaking, even the risk control department itself has no prejudice against Digital Phantom; they are simply doing their job.
They discovered and were aware of the risks involved, and they couldn't just remain silent - every soldier has his or her own duties.
The major general tried to use tactful tone and expression to explain the context of the matter.
A strange look flashed across Bentley's eyes. "If that's the case, then forget it."
"After confirming my genetic sequence, you may distrust me even more."
"That's impossible," the major general said categorically, "We just want to confirm the person in charge."
He really didn't think that his side would be affected by such factors.
"Even if your genes belong to the Alliance or the Federation, it will not affect our trust."
"Heh," Bentley laughed, but there was no smile on his face, "People from the enemy country are the most terrifying?"
"What if I say that I'm from the Trash Planet in the Hope Star Region?"
"Hope Star Region... Trash Star?" The major general was stunned for a moment, then his face changed, "Are you kidding, sir?"
As a major general on the front line, his level of confidentiality was high enough and he actually knew about that garbage planet.
Moreover, he knew even more clearly what the purpose of that garbage planet was—it was a large-scale human experiment facility!
Experiments on living people were certainly cruel, but the message he received was: all those people there were descendants of criminals, born with original sin!
The Empire was showing mercy by allowing them to survive, regardless of how many criminals the Empire "executed" every year.
The major general also agreed with this explanation, but he knew in his heart that if we really talk about hatred, the residents of the garbage planet hate the empire more.
Even the indigenous people of the Alliance or the Federation, their hatred for the Empire is just because they are in different camps.
But in the human experiment laboratory, the hatred is personal to the test subjects, not to mention the hatred of their own ancestors.
"Forget it," Bentley shook his head and said bluntly, "Just tell me, do you still want help?"
"If you insist on finding out my identity, I will regard it as... you refusing to help."
Seeing his firm attitude, the major general sighed and said, "I'm really sorry, but I can't change the rules."
"I would like to ask, is this your decision or your team's intention?"
He could feel that this person was only a Supreme, and there should be someone higher than the Supreme within the experimental platform at this moment.
Without such cultivation, who dares to say that he can command Jing Yuexin and Duogan?
The next moment, that lazy voice sounded again, "Every member of Digital Phantom can make decisions on behalf of the team."
"Well, come back. Since they have determined that there is a risk, let's take the experimental platform and leave."
This isn't just about giving up because of a disagreement, but about completely withdrawing from this war zone!
The major general was immediately anxious when he heard this. "Please wait a moment, sir. I will report to my superiors immediately and apply for a special plan."
"So... it's still a test?" Qu Jianlei sighed, "Can you grow a little bit?"
This is really not a test! The major general smiled bitterly. This is the original process!
But he couldn't explain any more, otherwise the other party might choose to leave immediately in anger. "Give me some time."
"One day," Qu Jianlei said calmly, "We are very busy and don't have that much time to waste."
Bentley left the regimental ship without saying anything...
As the deadline was approaching, the regiment-level ship finally took the initiative to contact the experimental platform.
The major general said simply, "Okay, your request has been approved."
"Hmm?" Bentley snorted in dissatisfaction. "You look aggrieved? Then forget it."
"I'm not wronged," the major general explained hurriedly, "and I want to thank you for your help, it's just... we had a big fight."
It was more than just a quarrel. Anyone who was truly familiar with the process knew how rare it was to make such an exception.
If this was not a war zone but just an ordinary military zone, it wouldn't be so difficult to violate the rules.
The front-line war zone has the power to act at its own discretion, but in order to constrain the troops with sufficient ammunition and personnel, there are also many rules and regulations.
After all, with such strength, even if they wanted to rebel, it would only take a few minutes.
What does risk control mean? It means to be on guard against similar situations!
"Tsk," Bentley snorted disdainfully, thinking to himself that if the boss hadn't ordered us to do so, we would have just left.
Qu Jianlei was not used to being provoked by others. The main reason was that once the experimental platform was gone, there would be one less transit point if he wanted to teleport to the alliance.
This will bring some inconvenience to the team's future actions.
The more important reason is that if Xiaohu can thoroughly check the warships in the entire alliance war zone, there may be more gains.
For the sake of Big Head Butterfly's growth, Qu Jianlei decided to ignore this provocation - as long as the other party can change.
The next step is to conduct a comprehensive data inspection and maintenance of the entire war zone.
Bentley went out alone, with a memory and a set of computing units.
It took three hours to inspect the first regimental-level ship, and I have to say that this battleship was quite clean.
The underlying logic of the regimental-level ship control system was quietly changed, but it was done very covertly.
As for the programs of most smart chips, they were not affected at all.
However, Xiaohu benefited a lot from studying the underlying logic of the changes.
It believes that this is the Alliance's control system idea, which is somewhat different from the Empire, so it reflects certain differences.
Xiaohu even said that if one analyzes with this way of thinking, one can gain new insights when encountering federal warships in the future.
Simply put, in order to ensure the secrecy of the invasion, this regimental-level ship gave up some stronger forms of attack.
After this, Bentley began to inspect the other warships.
The speed of inspection also changes from slow to fast - once you are familiar with the process, the supercomputing unit can come into play.
The results of the inspection also made the Alliance war zone secretly shocked. About one-fifth of the warships were invaded.
I have to admit that the Alliance's artificial intelligence is actually quite cunning.
On many warships, there are no signs of its presence at all, just some markings or a few secret back doors.
Its existence is very hidden, but once it enters an outbreak state, it can paralyze at least one-fifth of the warships in a short period of time.
And it will quickly invade other clean warships, and the possible consequences... are simply unimaginable.
What surprised the military was that even the car of the second-in-command had a back door opened in an extremely covert way.
This backdoor not only facilitates artificial intelligence intrusion, but also transmits some information to the outside from time to time.
In other words, if the other party wants to launch an invasion, No. 2's car will fall earlier and is now being monitored.
Although the information transmitted is random, with the addition of keyword searches, most of the important intelligence will be leaked.
When this backdoor was discovered, the second commander's face turned pale, "The Alliance is a bunch of bastards!"
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