The storm and heavy rain gradually dissipated, and the old Dunling regained its calm, but this calm was littered with ruins and corpses, like a doomsday battlefield.

Some citizens plucked up the courage and walked out of the building cautiously, looking at the beautiful scenery after the war. Then more people walked out, but before they could do more observation, gray figures surrounded them. The scavengers scolded and swept them away.

They rushed back to the shelter, and with the arrival of the scavengers, the blue mist followed them closely.

The mist was all-encompassing, easily penetrating the heavy protection and going strangely deep, while the scavengers protected themselves tightly and completely isolated themselves from the mist.

The citizens who were touched by the mist became quiet at first, and then they just felt tired, fell down one after another, and fell into a long sleep. At the same time, the antimemes invaded them and ate away their memories.

Scenes like this are happening everywhere in Old Dunling, with dense blue bushes overflowing everywhere, and light rain falling. They carry antimemetic substances, purify the city, and will

Everyone who is exposed to the drizzle will have the nightmares in their minds washed away.

"So...where are your friends?"

The woman comforted the child and whispered to the guy looking out the window.

"Probably...probably still somewhere, fighting those monsters."

Buscaro thought for a while and could only come to this conclusion.

"They didn't take you with them?" The woman could see the disappointment in the man's eyes.

"Yes, but there is nothing we can do about it," Buscaro smiled calmly, with a bit of bitterness, "We are originally from two worlds, but this crisis happened to bring us together.

Together."

Buscaro leaned over and gently touched the child's sleeping face.

A warm feeling came from his fingertips, and at this moment, even Buscaro's own restless heart stopped.

He did it, although it was very bumpy in the middle, but he did it.

"It's such an adventure like a dream."

Buscaro recalled everything in the rainstorm and sighed.

At the same time, a faint blue mist slowly seeped in, and many people fell into a peaceful sleep without realizing it. They were closing in on Buscaro.

"So have you forgiven me?" Buscaro thought of something else, and he looked at the woman with sincere eyes.

The woman hesitated for a moment, then smiled, gently stroked Buscaro's bald head, and combed the messy hair slightly neatly.

If it weren't for this damn bald head, it would be really hard for her to recognize this guy who was chasing demons and killing him as Buscaro.

"You have made changes, I might as well give you another chance."

Hearing this, Buscaro let out a satisfied laugh, and then his consciousness began to feel heavy due to inhaling the blue mist.

He really wanted to share this good news with his wonderful friends, but his consciousness became deeper and deeper, and those figures gradually blurred or even disappeared.

The old Dunling fell asleep peacefully, and Watson's will shuttled through it.

[Survivors who are still active, please arrive at the nearest outpost as soon as possible.]

Watson issued instructions to the survivors. The war was over, but the repercussions of the war had not completely dissipated.

The erosion of the old Dun Ling, the corpses of monsters, and the cognition of citizens...

The only thing worth celebrating is probably that Old Dunling was strictly sealed off. Armed trains followed the railway tracks, tightly binding the city and completely isolating it from the outside world.

Watson's words rang in the minds of the survivors, and they also changed the direction of their actions, handing over everything at hand to the scavengers and moving closer to the old Dunling.

Scattered crowds appeared on the street. They were all wounded soldiers, and some original sin armors were moving with difficulty. Every step they took caused a lot of water splashes.

They approached the outpost hidden in the streets of Old Dunling. The Original Sin Armor was transported underground through the secret passages of the scavengers. The battle destroyed the Bottom of Sorrow, but most of the facilities were still operating stably. This could quickly

Remove these ferocious machines from the streets of old Dunling.

The doctors of Black Mountain Hospital also came out of this fierce battle. The fighting was mainly concentrated in the Mechanical Institute. The Black Mountain Hospital, which was deliberately hidden, survived. It is difficult not to guess that this was also designed from the beginning.

So that the Black Mountain Hospital can do its best to treat the soldiers.

It's just that this time the doctors were carrying similar equipment to the scavengers, with respiratory masks on their faces and white isolation suits on their bodies. They treated the injured soldiers, and soon a blue mist enveloped the soldiers.

Eat together.

They fell into a peaceful dream, and threw the hellish nightmare into the depths of their memory, burying it, never to see the light of day again.

This is a good thing for the soldiers. Not everyone has the courage to face the invasion of nightmares and return to that hellish battlefield from time to time in the next few decades.

Of course, this scene is the most secondary. The real main purpose is to completely eradicate the erosion and connection on the soldiers. They are fighting Roger and suffering from his erosion. Even if Roger is dead now, they still have to

Try your best to block the possibility of linking.

In the blink of an eye, blue mist and drizzle filled every part of Old Dunling. This was the last step of the plan, to clean up the battlefield and stop the continuation of erosion. This was also the meaning of the existence of the scavenger troops.

They are the mourners hiding in the shadows, and they have buried countless evil and treacherous stories.

…

"So where are you taking me?"

Shrike was lying on a shaking stretcher and was carried away from the battlefield by medical staff. His eyes were slightly closed, leaving only a gap, looking at the blurry world. He was exhausted, and his words were very weak, but he still stubbornly persisted.

Stay awake.

"Isn't it the nearest outpost?"

The shrike continued to mutter, but no one paid him any attention.

The doctors gave him temporary treatment, and he could not die for the time being, but he still needed further treatment, but it seemed that there was something more important than this treatment.

There were whispers in his ears, and Shrike felt that he was probably being carried into a sealed room somewhere, cut off from the cold wind and rain, followed by more bottles and needles buried under his skin.

Suddenly he felt something, the blurry world became clear, and another figure emerged from the corner of the room.

"Are you the God of Death?"

Shrike asked, the other person really looked like the God of Death in the story, he appeared silently and suddenly.

"I guess so."

Watson walked to Shrike's bedside, stretched out his hand, and gently touched his forehead.

"What are you doing?"

The shrike had no strength to resist. When the doctors sawed open the twisted armor and pulled him out, he was covered in blood and had multiple fractures. It was a miracle that the shrike could still breathe.

But soon, the airtight room collapsed, and wind and snow poured in from the gaps. Gradually, the ice-covered world overlapped. The cold wind made the shrike tremble, and then he found that all the injuries on his body had disappeared.

The hospital bed under him was gone, and he was in the snow.

"here……"

Shrike looked around, feeling an inexplicable sense of familiarity in his heart.

He remembered where he was here, and his mind was captured by another fear. Then he looked at Watson aside and realized the truth.

"This...this is my [gap]."

"Um."

Watson responded calmly.

"what are you up to?"

As the trigger was triggered, Shrike's forgotten memories were also retrieved. He remembered that there was no step of invading his [Gap] in the plan.

"The final steps of performing the deus ex machina."

Watson's voice was devoid of any emotion, as if what Shrike was facing was not a living person, but some kind of colder existence.

"I will use antimemetics to erase your memory... It won't erase too much, it will just eradicate everything with 'Deus Ex Machina' and all the battles you have experienced."

Shrike was confused at first, and then he seemed to understand something.

"In order to completely isolate the existence of erosion, right?"

"Um."

The conversation fell into silence, and Shrike took a deep breath. He could understand Watson's actions. Someone must deal with the reverberations of this disaster, and in order to eradicate everything, they must get rid of Roger's influence, even if Roger is dead.

The erosion connected them with the darkness, and this time the end of the darkness was the scarlet Hundred Eyes.

"Where are the others? Is this the case?" Shrike asked.

"Soldiers will only be treated with simple antimemetics, and they will forget what they saw and heard on this day. Of course, such large-scale antimemetic effects cannot be controlled so accurately, and they may forget more.

.

But don’t worry about them, they just accept orders and then execute them. They don’t know about the existence of ‘death row’ and ‘deus ex machina’. They know very little, so they are safe.”

"Is it because I know too much that you came here in person?" Shrike asked again.

"Absolutely, but mainly because you are a high-ranking knight and have certain resistance. Ordinary antimemetic infection has little effect on you, so you need targeted treatment."

Watson responded like a machine.

"So...you are not just talking to me now, are you? You are also dealing with other people, you are so busy."

Shrike thought and recalled that in fact the battle with Roger was not long, not even a day. When he was lifted out of the Original Sin Armor, Shrike could still see the sunny sky.

But such a short time seemed so long, with steel and flesh, and fireworks overflowing, leaving only pure death.
To be continued...