I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

Ma En could completely understand his thoughts and didn't find anything wrong with his choice. At least, from the perspective of Roman and the other members of the Savior Alliance, their actions were completely correct.

But the problem was that Ma En knew that his choice was actually the more correct one, because although Roman thought he had failed when he signed the agreement with the Federation, in reality, that was just a small setback.

For the Abnormal Control Bureau, there were almost no unsolvable problems.

Even if Ma En really couldn't break the contract and couldn't save Shenxiao, he still had hope of resolving the Federation's current imprisonment of Shenxiao, because the Abnormal Control Bureau had extremely high potential.

It was no exaggeration to say that the Abnormal Control Bureau had the potential to surpass the Federation and Shenxiao.

He didn't even need to reach that level; being second only to the Federation in this world would be enough. In that case, even if he signed a contract that prevented him from saving Shenxiao, it wouldn't matter.

Because by then, the Federation would have to carefully consider the Abnormal Control Bureau's attitude.

Their very existence would be enough for the Federation to make concessions.

And that kind of future wasn't just 'slightly hopeful,' but a future that could be reached as long as he didn't die.

Although it might sound a bit immodest, Ma En felt that if the Abnormal Control Bureau were in anyone else's hands, there was a very high chance that it would be detected and destroyed during the process of becoming stronger.

But with the Abnormal Control Bureau in his hands, that future was almost destined to arrive.

It would just take a relatively long time.

And even if he seriously considered breaking the contract, it would still be easier on his side. Even if Roman and the others had some extremely ingenious plan, the effect would probably be limited.

"Let's talk somewhere else," Ma En looked out the window. "Is that okay?"

Having reached this point, they had basically understood each other's situation and lowered their initial guard, so Roman naturally had no reason to refuse Ma En's request and nodded directly.

Ma En reached out his hand to him:

"Don't resist."

In the blink of an eye, the scene before him abruptly changed into a white room.

Faced with this teleportation ability that wasn't in Ma En's files, Roman didn't ask any further questions:

"What do you want to say?"

Ma En took out a contract and handed it to him:

"The following information needs to be kept confidential. If you agree, you can sign this contract. If you reject my proposal, I can at least erase your memories of this.

"It's not that I don't trust you, but I also need to worry about other mind ability users."

Roman examined the contract for a few moments and nodded to him:

"No problem."

After he signed the contract, Ma En took out the prepared information:

"This is the reason why we hope you can agree to temporarily abandon the direct confrontation with the Federation."

What he took out was naturally the characteristics of the Abnormal Control Bureau, which he had used to persuade countless people.

After seeing the contents of the document, Roman's expression became extremely serious. He looked at it repeatedly, seemingly shocked by the contents.

He looked up at Ma En, his eyes seemingly asking if this was real.

After Roman thoroughly confirmed that it was real, he said:

"I see, no wonder you wanted me to sign a confidentiality agreement. Even if you determined that I am indeed a trustworthy member of the Savior Alliance, the Secret Alliance would never truly inform me of such information.

"But since you possess this kind of power, it is indeed very likely that you will solve this problem in the future.

"It's just a different matter how far away that future is."

Ma En didn't deny this point:

"Yes, but if you want my opinion, I think Shenxiao will definitely be able to wait for that future, because even if her struggle with the Federation causes a tragic price, it won't endanger her life.

"Shenxiao won't give up, and the Federation doesn't want her to die, so the hope of ultimate victory is actually very high. Therefore, even if this path may seem somewhat long and difficult, I think it's the right thing to do."

But unlike the previous times, after hearing his words, Roman didn't directly agree.

He showed a thoughtful expression:

"What you said makes a lot of sense, but even if you have such strong abilities, I still think you are a bit too optimistic. Actually, it's normal for you to think that way, because you don't know how terrifying the Federation is.

"I dare say that even those politicians and Federation ability users don't know how terrifying the 'Federation' is.

"In fact, even the politicians in the highest positions of the Federation probably don't know the essence of the Federation, and those who know this didn't understand it because of their position.

"If there is anyone in the Federation's high command who understands the Federation's terror, the order of events might be completely opposite to what you imagine. They may have learned the inside story first before choosing to join the Federation.

"If you want to say who has an understanding of this, Seraine, who recently fell asleep, may be one of them.

"But even his understanding of it isn't particularly deep. After all, he has the wisdom of a god, so he hasn't fought against the Federation since birth, and hasn't stood on the opposite side of the Federation."

Hearing him say this, Ma En also showed a puzzled expression:

"So, you know the 'terror' of the Federation."

This was completely beyond Ma En's expectations, because whether it was based on his perception or logical reasoning, the Roman in front of him was definitely not among the strongest Tier V ability users, so how could he know such a thing?

Roman also saw Ma En's thoughts and smiled:

"Yes, I know, and most of the groups who have some understanding of this don't have as detailed a perception of the Federation's danger as I do, and the reason is very simple: we used to be enemies of the Federation.

"There was once a war, and we and the Federation participated in it.

"Obviously, we lost, and the Federation got the world."

Ma En asked curiously:

"You?"

Roman looked at him and said:

"Have you ever heard of the 'Stirkil people,' or our nickname.

"Ogres."

Seeing Ma En's expression, Roman knew that he probably hadn't heard of them.

With that, he cleared his throat and said seriously:

"Now you should find it difficult to find relevant information, but in prehistoric times there were more than a dozen different human subspecies, including us standing in front of you, and we even had an absurd idea that we were the most perfect humans, and even called ourselves 'perfect people.'

"Because we can maintain the talents they are good at by eating other subspecies of humans for a long time. For example, you provide us with extraordinary intelligence, and even the power we get through eating is stronger than yours.

"We are smarter than the smartest humans, stronger than the strongest humans, and in all aspects we have far surpassed your strength. We seem to be born to be the masters of all human subspecies.

"It's a ridiculous idea."