A Beta boy working part-time in another world

Seeing Rabbid nod, Aisen continued, "My friend wants to talk to the adults in person."

"Okay." Rabid nodded.

He also had something he wanted to talk to the young man about.

"You go out."

"Yes, sir." Aisen bowed and left.

He walked outside and looked at the closed door, feeling a little uneasy.

Although I don’t know what kind of deal Ye Sui wants to discuss with their city lord, I still hope from the bottom of my heart that Ye Sui can come out safely.

house.

Ye Sui took the lead in expressing his needs.

"I would like to ask you to help me study a modified human body, and I will give you the corresponding reward."

Rabbid thought for a moment and remembered the cyborg that the boy took away in the surveillance video.

He knew very well the boy's intention, and the stakes were higher.

He kept the matter in suspense on purpose to test the truth.

"What can you give me? I have no shortage of gold, silver, and treasures."

Ye Sui frowned slightly. He originally wanted to use these as a reward, but since the man in front of him said so, it would definitely not be okay to use these things as a reward.

"What does the Lord want?"

Labid smiled, clicked on the screen on his wrist, stood up the screen, and showed Ye Sui the footage captured by the surveillance camera.

In the video, Ye Sui just tapped his toes and flew up from the group of monsters, easily crossed the wall and disappeared from the surveillance range.

Ye Sui was stunned. He didn't expect that there was a drone monitoring on the battlefield and it had captured his footage.

"Then just tell me what you want, sir."

"Why can you fly?" Rabid asked.

Ye Sui pondered for a moment, not knowing how to explain.

"Adults can understand that this is something similar to technology."

"I want this as a reward, is that okay?" Rabid asked nervously.

He knew that a person's ability was the basis for making a living, and it was obviously impossible to obtain such a great ability easily.

But for Dias City, he was willing to give it a try.

Upon hearing this, Ye Sui shook his head regretfully.

"I can't teach you this. Your bodies don't have the constitution to absorb spiritual energy. Even if I input spiritual energy into your bodies, it will disperse."

"That's a pity."

Ye Sui had studied this matter before and only later discovered the truth.

People living in the Ghost Continent possess a kind of mental power which is closely related to their bodies.

At the same time, no one here has the ability to cultivate immortality. Even if the air is full of spiritual energy, they cannot absorb it and turn it into power. This is why Ye Sui cannot teach them.

"Your Excellency can change it."

"Let me think about it," Rabid replied.

This is an opportunity to change the fate of Dias City, and Rabid doesn't want to ask for it too hastily.

The boy is so mysterious.

Maybe he still has a lot of treasures on him, and if he takes out just a little bit of it, it might shock me.

Rabid thought of Faki, his archenemy.

Anyone who is valued so much by him must have corresponding value.

Labide thought for five full minutes. The early morning sun shone through the window, stretching his entire back like a long slanted shadow, spreading across the entire room.

Ye Sui waited quietly.

"I watched the surveillance video. Those monsters didn't hurt you, nor did they actively attack you. This made me feel very curious."

"I don't know the reason either." Ye Sui answered truthfully.

"That's okay. I've thought of the conditions for making a deal with you." Rabid supported his chin with both hands, staring at the boy with sharp and shrewd eyes.

He was like an arrogant capitalist, sizing up how to exploit the young man in front of him.

In order to gain greater benefits, he wanted to tear off a piece of meat from the boy, a piece that was delicious enough and would bring him a generous reward.

"Sir, please speak."

"We live on a continent with a long history. Countless disasters have given rise to the world we know today, and countless civilizations have been destroyed."

Rabbid stood up, strolled to the window and pushed open one.

Looking down from the high tower, the city below was densely packed with people.

This urban area already accommodates tens of thousands of people, but if it is not expanded, sooner or later it will be unable to accommodate them, and more hidden dangers will erupt.

Rabid wanted to expand his territory, but there were ghost monsters everywhere outside.

"More than five hundred years ago, this kind of monster appeared inexplicably. From the beginning, there were only one or two of them, but eventually the entire wilderness was filled with them. They have been a constant threat to our development."

"And you, you are different, these monsters don't attack you."

Rabid came up to the boy excitedly. His eyes were red from excitement and he muttered to himself like a madman.

"I can give you any cyborg body you want. I can give you the best materials and the best research team, so that you can research and create the best cyborg."

Suddenly he changed the subject and his tone changed.

"I need you to help me get rid of the monsters outside. It's not just about killing them. They are unkillable. Even if they die, they will just turn into a pool of water and merge with the snow. They will appear again in the winter of the following year."

"What I want is a permanent solution."

Ye Sui frowned.

Obviously this requirement is too demanding.

Ye Sui did not live in the Ghost Continent. He first heard about ghost monsters two months ago. Now it was indeed a very difficult task for him, a human from another world, to study these monsters and completely solve their origins.

However, Ye Sui did not intend to refuse.

He wanted to save Ye Gui no matter what.

"Okay, I can promise you."

Rabid was delighted when he heard the young man speak again.

"I have a request, too."

"Please speak."

"As a city lord, don't you think the people under your rule are living in pain?" Ye Sui asked.

"So what?" Rabbid slowly sat back in his chair with a proud look on his face. "Those lowly untouchables and the mutants who are like wild dogs are just garbage at the bottom of society. If they are garbage, they must be dealt with. This is the law of nature."

"If I help you take out the monsters out there, could you bend the law a little?"

Rabid thought about it and decided that this was a small matter and as long as it did not affect his interests, he was willing to accept it.

"Tell me what you think. As long as it doesn't affect my wealth, of course it's fine."

"I want to add a law to your laws."

"What is it?"

"Give cyborgs the same rights as humans."

silence.

There was a long silence.

puff-

Rabid smiled.

He thought what the boy said was very funny and couldn't help laughing.

"Are you kidding me? Giving cyborgs the same rights as humans? They are just a pile of scrap metal. They were born to serve humans. How can they be entitled to the same rights as humans?"

"They have thoughts and feelings. Even though humans created them, it doesn't mean they are necessarily inferior to humans."

“That’s also a bunch of crap that’s going to expire,” Rabid replied.