naruto-story Chapter 581 The Shell Organization at this stage
Chapter 581 The Shell Organization at this stage
On the other side of the shell organization, light footsteps echoed in the dimly lit corridor.
The girl who walked in was about 1.5 meters tall with long, straight black hair and a youthful face, but her expression was unusually calm, so calm that she seemed to have seen through everything in this world.
Therefore, it is impossible to judge her age from her appearance alone.
She pushed open the laboratory door, and Amdo was standing in front of two huge nutrient tanks. Inside the transparent glass walls, the pale green liquid shimmered faintly.
"Another new work?" Ada leaned closer, examining the two bodies floating in the nutrient solution with great interest.
A little girl, who looked no more than six or seven years old, had short, silvery-white hair that floated gently in the water, and her innocent face held the tranquility of someone asleep.
The other was a boy, about thirteen or fourteen years old, with a slender figure and the same silver-white hair, but with sharper facial features.
"Who is he?" Ada tilted her head and asked, pointing at the boy.
Amdo reached out and gently tapped the glass wall of the nutrient tank, producing a crisp sound: "He's your younger brother, he doesn't have a name yet."
"And what about her?" Ida pointed to the other side.
"She is my daughter, Dilda." Amdo turned around, a rare hint of warmth appearing in his eyes as he looked at Ada.
Despite his seemingly unnaturally focused demeanor, Amado of the Three Paths also experienced a profound and unforgettable love. After all, he is human, and humans have their youthful days.
Unfortunately, fate was cruel; his wife died from poisonous insects. At that time, the fetus in her womb was only six or seven months old. He calmly cut open her abdomen and found that his daughter had also been poisoned.
He thought he would lose both his wife and daughter on this day, until someone appeared who said they could save him.
In the end, he could only recreate the appearance of her as alive; as for whether his real daughter was alive or dead, he could not determine.
After all, her daughter was still breathing at the time, but she had never seen the world. Normally, she would grow up and gradually increase her knowledge.
But now, children are born with knowledge.
"Oh. My brother?" Ada raised an eyebrow. "An android?"
"Just like you."
Ada didn't press the matter further; she had always held a detached view of things like blood ties and kinship.
She walked to the nutrient tank, reached out and touched the cold glass. The little girl inside seemed to sense something, her eyelashes trembling slightly.
"What have you seen recently?" Amdo asked.
"Someone died," Ada said casually, withdrawing her hand. "And turned into a big tree."
Amdo remained silent for a moment, not pressing for details about the deceased's identity. In this world, the death of a person is an extremely common occurrence.
It wouldn't be surprising if it turned into a big tree.
"The organization is about to take action. Keep a close eye on the situation outside. Once Aburame Shisei enters seclusion, we will choose to move to the mortal world and plant the Divine Tree."
Ada blinked. "I can't see him."
"What?"
"The bugs on his body will obstruct his vision," Ada pointed into the distance.
"A worm of time!" Amdo sighed softly, gently touching the beard on his face.
He had been so busy with his career in recent years that he hadn't even realized he had grown old without noticing.
He looked at the petri dish and the reflection in the glass mirror. Although he had lost his youthful handsomeness, his facial features had become more rugged.
It looks pretty good, and he looks more masculine.
"Hey! Amdo, sometimes I really wonder if you're even part of the organization. You seemed to be spacing out just now?" Ada said as she stepped forward.
"Really? Maybe." Amdo didn't answer directly. Perhaps he followed Otsutsuki Isshiki only to repay his debt from the past, or perhaps he was just a pure scientist who wanted to witness the truth of this world.
After all, there really are gods in the world, gods in the true sense of the word, not false gods like death gods or evil gods. After all, he had actually seen the bodies of gods.
"I'm not a member of the organization only because I'm helping them create androids; I'm not just a participant in their internal wars. Aren't you the same?"
When questioned, Ada didn't press for an explanation. The lab returned to silence, broken only by the faint hum of the nutrient solution circulation system.
Not long after, Ada turned and left. She didn't actually want Shell to win. If the world were destroyed, her life would become meaningless.
He was certain that Otsutsuki Isshiki could not find a new planet anytime soon, and the creatures living on that planet might not be the people of today.
It could be a dinosaur, an octopus, or it could still be a giant insect.
However, that would definitely be something from hundreds of years ago or even longer.
Amdo looked at her, without showing any surprise.
Ada turned and walked toward the door. "I'm just a witness and an observer. I have no power to change the course of the world, and I'm too lazy to try."
He stopped at the door: "Is that Codd still there?"
"We're cultivating the second-generation embryos," Amdo replied without looking up, already back into the experiment. "The embryos are still being developed, and the progress is slower than expected."
"It's better to go slowly; going too fast will only cause trouble." Ada pushed open the door. "I'm leaving now. Call me anytime if you're bored."
After the door closed, Amdo stopped what he was doing and looked up at the nutrient tank. The sleeping girl, Diruda, seemed to have a slight smile on her lips, as if she were having a sweet dream.
The boy remained expressionless, like a statue frozen in time.
Meanwhile, in the training ground not far away, a boy using super-fast divine techniques was testing the scientific ninja tools created by Victor.
His name is Deepa, the same name as a dog, and he also looks like a clown.
On the other side was a young man named Bo Luo and a little girl named Ao Ya.
Not far from them were three senior figures: Guoxin Jushi, Cihang Jingzhai Yishen Tu Huasheng.
"I don't understand, what's the point of creating these three people later?" Cihang Jingzhai expressed his doubts for the first time.
The divine painter responded almost rationally: "Perhaps they are more like humans than we are, after all, they possess emotions that we do not have."
"Feelings?" Cihang Jingzhai stood there dumbfounded. He didn't sense anything. In fact, as the first artificial human of the first generation, he used the most materials and his mechanism was very well made in all aspects.
But it is also the android that lacks the most of all.
As for the three from Fog Shadow Village, they weren't exactly androids; at best, they were cyborgs.
"Stop chatting. Perhaps you should go out and gather intelligence," Guoxin Jushi interrupted the two, urging Cihang Jingzhai to leave quickly.
Her ability to transform into water is currently the only ability that cannot be detected by insects.