Chapter 1234: Twenty. The dice have been dropped! (12)

Among many myths, the part about the origin of human beings has gods imitating their own appearance, and uses mud to shape the bridge section of human ancestors. Regardless of the theological debates and entanglements, judging from the behavior of human beings making puppets by imitating themselves, maybe this is actually a reflection projection of their own behavior. &1t;/
In any case, the flesh and blood and the imitations made of cloth and cotton are not the same thing after all, and the life created by the soil and the absolute existence of omniscience and omnipotence are even more incomparable. &1t;/
Puppets cannot become humans, nor can humans become gods. &1t;/
Regardless of ethics, religion, philosophy, or law, this is an iron law that will never deviate. &1t;/
But from a purely technical point of view, there is room for deliberation. At least research and technology that make people become substitutes for humans have always existed. Moreover, aside from moral ethics, from a technical perspective, if you have the same genetic information, and have the same memory, personality, and thinking direction and ability, imitating the puppet created by the deceased in a sense is equivalent to the existence of the counterfeit object world. &1t;/
Thus, the puppet became a person. &1t;/
Sloss is not a fairy tale writer who writes beautiful flowers, nor an old carpenter who carved Pinocchio, nor does he have the attributes of a mad scientist like his head boss. He is crazy about "making life" and "copying others". There was no trace of interest. Even Sloss, who likes to be "unchanged" and "still" by nature, will not try to save his lost life. &1t;/
Extremely stupid and boring. This is Sloth's comment on all such attempts. &1t;/
That being said. &1t;/
Dig out the dead from the memory of others, and then use it to attack and torture the opponent. &1t;/
Sloth had no psychological pressure to do this kind of thing. It was a model of no heart and no lungs. &1t;/
Mr. Lazy, who has no heart, no lungs, no blood and no tears, has his own explanation for this. &1t;/
The deceased will not be angry, sad, or harsh on the living. &1t;/
The so-called "dead" is, to put it more extremely, actually a human-shaped "meat block" that has lost its life attachment. The destination of the deceased is not heaven, not hell, nor a grave. The deceased will not go anywhere, just become gray. &1t;/
Memory is ambiguous information stored in brain cells. Depending on the environment and mentality, memory is sometimes induced, distorted, and used to deceive oneself. &1t;/
No matter what you think, neither Ash nor data intelligence will weave words of condemnation and pain. The only thing that can do this is the fear and guilt of the living person, and the strong hatred. &1t;/
That's right. &1t;/
Hatred for the unreasonable and cruel world, hatred for the agents of God, hatred for the situation of being persecuted today, and resentment for the inability to change all this and do nothing. &1t;/
Even after revenge, resentment and hatred will not disappear. But if there are enemies you want to hit, opponents who can vent their hatred, and goals you want to achieve, you can gain a sense of fulfillment or accomplishment. With the help of ecstasy, you can temporarily forget despair and resentment. In this world of fighting with the deceased, I can't get a sense of fullness, just repeatedly tearing the scarred wound and then smearing it. &1t;/
Perhaps with Roland's willpower and endurance, it is still impossible to push him to the limit by this alone, but these are just foreshadowing, and then the main play is next. &1t;/
Sloss raised his mouth, revealing a sneer of bad intentions. &1t;/
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Roland is confronting his mother with his memory and shaping it into the shape of his mother. At his feet, the phantom with the shape of his father is collapsing a little bit, and more deceased people have been or are collapsing behind. &1t;/
If their family members, close friends, or even familiar deceased people suddenly appear in front of them, ordinary people will hesitate a little, let alone fight with them. &1t;/
However &1t;/
Roland quickly flashed to avoid a lightning strike, his leaned body quickly slipped into his mother's position in a posture that would almost fall, and the blood-stained long sword sank into his mother's chest without hindrance. Looking at the mother's face that fell on her back while convulsing, the teenager's expression was as calm as ever. &1t;/
Call &1t;/
The teenager breathed out calmly, blending a firm and gentle handsome face with no sway of anything that would disguise the appearance of his mother. The calm was indisputable even if he was accused of being cold-hearted and ruthless. &1t;/
Roland had no intention to justify this, and only a dreadful cold voice echoed in his angry heart. &1t;/
Jing Yi was enough to make people deeply realize the sound of anger, just like the growl of a beast. &1t;/
Not only out of anger at being forced to attack the phantoms of the parents and the phantoms of the deceased, but also an aversion to the despicable behavior of Sloss. &1t;/
Both Li Lin and the Seven Deadly Sins have this tendency to do whatever they can to achieve their goals. But only Slos is extremely bad, neither Grete nor Walgrevo can be compared to it. It can be called the ultimate of evil demons, the best among the metamorphosis. &1t;/
If Sloss is just a lunatic or a pervert, it is very easy to seduce him to self-destruct. In addition to being crazy and despicable, Cosloth also possesses the wisdom and prudence of planning and implementation strategies. If you look at him as a clown or something similar, it will only be planted into his well-designed trap, and it will become one of the many jokes in his collection. &1t;/
The trap of the game called "Faust Experiment" is essentially "spiritual pollution." &1t;/
In the "Stanford Experiment", the "caretakers" applied mental abuse to whatever they wanted, and it took only three days to tune the "prisoners" into rebellious lambs. The power of the environment to change the personality shaping is evident. But in the spiritual world where the illusion of the old man continues to be killed, either he can't bear the mental pressure and yells "that word", or the body and mind completely accept the behavior of crazy killing and become a murderer. &1t;/
Under normal circumstances, it is difficult to drive people into madness within a few hours, but there is a sense of depression in the mental space, plus the illusion of people who are familiar with Roland from Slos. Judging from this, I am afraid he can still read and interfere with the spirit of others. This further strengthens the feeling of nowhere to escape, making it easier for Slos to push his opponent to the corner. &1t;/
Confess; &1t;/
Mad; &1t;/
Regardless of the ending, Slos will applaud and welcome it. The bastard's favorite thing is to appreciate that others fall into the trap he designed and can't move ~EbookFREE.me~ a little bit towards the process of death. &1t;/
So, can you only run along the track paved by Slos to the end of destruction? &1t;/
no. &1t;/
Not to mention whether he can tolerate Sloss's evil deeds, and confessing defeat before the situation is clear is not in line with Roland's personality. &1t;/
The most important and the thing he cares about most is the "rules of the game." &1t;/
Sloss is a veteran of lying, hiding truth in lies, packing truth into lies, and only revealing the truth that is beneficial to him. Many lying techniques are what he is good at. In the "Faust experiment", did he conceal or hide some information that was not beneficial or beneficial to him, and how would he use this information next? In turn, can this information be used by Roland? &1t;/
Laws and rules and other things formulated in accordance with logic will inevitably leave usable loopholes. Sometimes the winner depends on who can preempt the opponent one step at a time. &1t;/
Now Roland is overwhelmingly disadvantageous in this respect, so he can only be patient for a while, and slowly look for opportunities...&1t;/
"Roland?" &1t;/
The sudden call suddenly passed into the space, the corner of the calm thinking brain quickly boiled, and the feeling of dizziness and anxiety hit the teenager together. &1t;/
"Minerva...?" &1t;/
The stunned Roland looked at the girl standing at the door of the church and murmured in disbelief. &1t;/
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