I Became the Savior on the Fourth Day of Disaster - Chapter 83: Viewing Room 12 (Including 26.7k Nutrient Solution Bonus)

Chapter 83: Viewing Room 12 (Including 26.7k Nutrient Solution Bonus)

Gogol had been playing dead since earlier, and even when others looked at him with accusing eyes, he just pretended to be innocent and looked back.

How exactly did the Clown discover Yunxi was invulnerable to blades and bullets in the first place? Did the Clown really only test it with a small knife?

Yunxi: Hehe, white-haired guy :D.

Kunikida felt like he’d been stabbed in the back.

Such cute white hair, sniff sniff… who created it? Sniff sniff…

Kunikida completely snapped the pen in his hand, gritting his teeth: From now on, I absolutely won’t care about Yunxi-kun anymore!

For these two people, he’ll only respect, bless, and hope they stay locked together forever!

Yosano had a strange expression.

She looked at Kunikida beside her, whose face was twisted but who was still diligently writing down the information they’d obtained earlier, then at the Clown who had been happily watching the big screen but now seemed to be emitting faint murderous aura again. After a while, she sincerely remarked: Actually, I quite like this plot.

Though ridiculous, the viewing room had suddenly become so lively.

She liked it :D.

Just as Yunxi finally remembered about taking revenge on Mimic, Gogol hinted that he needed to actively lie down in his cloak.

Muttering Korya, you’re really something else, you sure know how to handle the Savior’s heart, Yunxi obediently lay on top of Gogol.

After a while, Yunxi started stomp stomp stomp kicking Gogol again.

Kunikida hadn’t looked up the whole time, but now he spoke up gloomily again: Akiko-san, do you really like this plot?

He really couldn’t take it anymore! He wanted to condemn, complain, and report this viewing room for forcing them all to watch illegal content together!!!

Yosano said in a strange tone: Well, whether I like it or not isn’t important, right?

What’s important is that the Clown over there doesn’t seem to like this scene.

Kunikida followed Yosano’s gaze and noticed the Clown’s reaction.

Kunikida subconsciously breathed a sigh of relief, then realized something was wrong.

Kunikida whispered: Is he condemning his other self’s actions, or…

Yosano: He’s dissatisfied that the person Yunxi-kun is lying on isn’t him.

Kunikida: .

Kunikida’s new fountain pen also met its demise.

Although Gogol’s thoughts had been seen through, he didn’t want everyone to comment on his unfree behavior. So when the scene changed, Gogol quickly seized control of the conversation.

Is little Yunxi planning to use the simplest fist-and-foot method to take revenge on Mimic? Isn’t that too simple… Ah, so there’s a verbal humiliation segment too!

Yunxi first questioned whether Mimic’s life motto was Go ahead and do it, leave the rest to karma, then said Mimic’s karma had arrived, asking if they were enjoying it.

The Mimic members wanted to fight back, but Yunxi used left hooks and right hooks. When they moved their upper bodies, Yunxi stepped on their feet; when they didn’t move, Yunxi kicked their crotches; when they got close, Yunxi would throw sand in their eyes.

This fighting style didn’t seem very dignified, but…

Mori Ōgai whispered: Authentic Chinese martial arts seem to be like this.

Yunxi has learned the essence!

Ozaki Kouyou had remained silent all along, as if waiting for something.

After a certain Mimic member spoke up, Ozaki Kouyou finally said: My, have you finally noticed how strange it is for Yunxi-kun, as a living person, to have the Imperial Ancestral Temple renovated for him?

The Viewing Room crowd: !

Right! They’d all forgotten about that!

It must be because Yunxi had done too many outrageous things! And since Yunxi himself didn’t see any problem with it, they hadn’t thought about it either!

After all, in Yunxi’s eyes: My merits are high, I deserve to enjoy the Imperial Ancestral Temple even while alive!

Ookura Teruko complained: What merits does he even have?

The Mimic members wanted to cooperate with Yunxi again, but this time Yunxi’s attitude shifted to mockery: You still want to make a pact with a deity?

Ookura Teruko wanted to continue questioning what kind of deity Yunxi was, since even his identity as the Savior was somewhat doubtful. But then she heard the second half of Yunxi’s sentence:

Ookura Teruko: .

Ookura Teruko clenched her fists: I don’t know if Yunxi-kun is a deity, but he’s certainly far from human!

How on earth did he come up with adding such abstract statements in situations like this?!

Gogol, however, was watching with great interest, and he even took the opportunity to give some advice when Yunxi was posting Mimic’s information on the dark web:

Little Yunxi should raise the price! That way, even without his 108 persuasion techniques, people would automatically assume it’s genuine information and actively purchase it!

Some dark web information buyers in the Viewing Room: …

Well then… no wonder expensive intelligence often turns out to be such outrageous stuff!

After listing the Mimic intelligence, Yunxi went to sleep.

The next day, Yunxi went to the Mimic base again and put laxatives in their food.

Louisa was greatly shocked: Buttocks don’t grow on useless people, if you can’t handle constant diarrhea then just die?

Edgar Allan Poe murmured: I’ve seen Darwinist types before, but I’ve never encountered a radical like Yunxi-kun!

Besides, Yunxi had all the pharmacies’ medicines taken off the shelves with just one phone call – how exactly was Mimic supposed to endure this…

Poe’s thoughts were interrupted by what Yunxi did next on the screen.

Poe’s eyes, hidden beneath his bangs, began to tremble violently: He’s selling information about Mimic being in a weakened state now?!

Kunikida couldn’t hold back either: Is it really necessary to be this thorough?

Hugo spoke up: Perhaps it’s because Yunxi-kun’s own information is being widely sold on the dark web too…

Fitzgerald interrupted: Isn’t it strange if someone’s information isn’t being sold on the dark web?

Gogol said something similar, but Yunxi refuted that he wouldn’t get angry or worried about his own information being sold.

I’m just drawing motivation to live from it.Gogol was first confused, then burst into laughter after hearing Yunxi’s explanation: Sakaguchi Ango, who had been feeling down because of Mimic, finally rebooted his brain, his desire to complain taking over again: So! Why would someone as petty as Yunxi, who goes around killing people worldwide just because they sell his information, be chosen as the Savior?!

After all, even Verlaine, as a Transcendent, didn’t go around picking fights with everyone who sold his information on the dark web… wait.

Why is Yokohama’s information being sold so expensively?!

Mori Ōgai spoke before Sakaguchi Ango could voice his speculation: At this intelligence price… that purely ability-formed monster must have already appeared in Yokohama, right?

The audience in the Viewing Room: !!!

Nakahara Chuuya was first shocked that another world’s developments still mirrored theirs, then grew anxious.

He wanted Yunxi to return to Yokohama to check.

But after briefly stunned by who exactly is in Yokohama, Yunxi immediately answered himself.

Verlaine is in Yokohama.

Nakahara Chuuya: …

Normal intelligence about Verlaine would never be this expensive! Go back and check!

Go home! Go home! Yunxi, go home!

However, as time passed on the screen, Yunxi remained traveling around Europe.

Just as Nakahara Chuuya was about to despair over Yunxi’s thought process, Yunxi finally realized.

80 million dollars for Yokohama intelligence! Something’s wrong!

He needed to go to Yokohama immediately!

Nakahara Chuuya sighed in relief, but then grew puzzled about another matter: With such tight timing, there’s no way to prepare a fake identity. How does he plan to get to Yokohama?

Yunxi suggested digging through the earth and swimming there, both of which were rejected by Gogol.

Nakahara Chuuya: .

Nakahara Chuuya suddenly began doubting why he thought Yunxi’s return would help him learn about Yokohama’s situation.

Clearly, given Yunxi’s absurdness, it would be normal for him to find no important intelligence after reaching Yokohama!

Sigma didn’t find it absurd though.

He was secretly observing the clown who, before entering this space, had promised to take him from the deserted island to Meursault.

He strongly suspected the clown would keep using his Overcoat] until reaching the other side of the sea.

Thinking this, Sigma couldn’t help but remark: Gogol-kun and Yunxi-kun really are well-matched.

This was true from every perspective!

But speaking of this, Sigma grew curious again.

Since the clown had this perseverance himself, why did he refuse Yunxi?

Naturally because the clown wanted Yunxi to beg him.

It would be even better if Yunxi could cling inside his cloak like when they went to find Mimic before.

Sigma: …?

Sigma: !!!

Unlike others who showed disgust, Gogol was still smiling, though his smile looked somewhat terrifying: Ahh, trying to manipulate little Yunxi like that…

Could he actually succeed again?

Unfortunately, Gogol failed this time.

Because Yunxi didn’t pick up on Gogol’s hints, instead remembering another approach: Those Chinese people with ships and Mazu’s protection!

Both Gogols simultaneously: Eh…?

Though their exclamations sounded similar, the Gogols inside and outside the screen clearly had different moods.

The Gogol on screen even appeared unenthusiastic while knocking on the Chinese people’s door carrying eggs.

The Gogol outside the screen seemed quite pleased though: Bringing eggs as gifts… little Yunxi is so clever!

Chinese people might not like other things, but they’d never dislike eggs!

Nakahara Chuuya wanted to make a sarcastic comment, like Bringing cheap eggs just proves how stingy Yunxi is, but soon, his attention was captured by the words of the woman on the big screen who introduced herself as Aunt Xu:

Yunxi… isn’t human?!

Wait, could it be that Yunxi’s original world doesn’t exist at all, and it’s just an illusion created by a special ability? Is Yunxi himself the product of human experimentation in their world?!

That’s highly possible!

Aunt Xu said this simply because Yunxi has no relatives within five generations.

Nakahara Chuuya: .

Never mind, then.

Ozaki Kouyou whispered, Doesn’t that sound even stranger? Products of human experimentation would have genetic sources, but Yunxi-kun doesn’t.

This statement also carries a sarcastic undertone…

Yunxi also found it strange, as if he’d been insulted with the implication that his entire family was dead.

But Yunxi thought it was fine—once he completed his mission, his family would return. No big deal.

Ozaki Kouyou: .

He just accepted it like that???

Nearby, Gogol thought of another possibility: Little Yunxi must have killed all his relatives for the sake of freedom!

That world’s clown doesn’t know little Yunxi very well either!

The people around Gogol: ?

What is he so proud of?

After all the commotion, they finally returned to the main topic.

You’re going to Yokohama? Aunt Xu resolved Yunxi and Gogol’s issues as quickly as possible. It’s settled. You’ll board this ship that’s been blessed by Mazu. If you’re missing anything, ask Old Zhang—he’s my friend and reliable, but if you ask for too much, he might say Mazu doesn’t like materialistic children…

Louisa couldn’t help but murmur in admiration, I knew it was easy to enter Yokohama before, but I didn’t expect it to be even simpler.

Fitzgerald also began to regret: If only the Guild had known, we wouldn’t have bothered applying to the Supernatural Affairs Division!

Couldn’t they have just sneaked into Yokohama without being caught?

The Yokohama crowd: …

This is too much! Too much!

Director Taneeda’s expression was also grim, but he was focused on another point: Why did she agree to Yunxi-kun’s request? Even after realizing Yunxi-kun’s abnormalities, she isn’t planning to take him back?

Aunt Xu didn’t insist that Yunxi return. She simply told him about the treatment originally planned for him.

Sakaguchi Ango listened intently, analyzing every word to see if she was lying.

In the end, Sakaguchi Ango concluded: They’re indeed very lenient with Yunxi-kun over there. If it weren’t for Yunxi-kun having no relatives in the country and no prior records, they might have been even more lenient.

Yunxi thought it was because, in their eyes, taking him back was no different from adopting a stray cat.

Except without the neutering.

After a brief moment of stunned silence, Sakaguchi Ango broke down: How can you compare this to adopting a stray cat?!

And isn’t it normal not to neuter a human you bring back? What is Yunxi-kun even emphasizing?!

Sakaguchi Ango: .

He didn’t mean to engage in conversation with this guy anyway!

Sakaguchi Ango kept his mouth tightly shut until Gogol grew bored and left. Only then did he relax and refocus on the big screen.

Yunxi declined Aunt Xu’s invitation, and she didn’t press further. She prepared to leave.

Ookura Teruko was puzzled: Why is she the one leaving? This is her house. Shouldn’t Yunxi and Clown be the ones to leave instead?

But the Nameless Organization issued an order: all members must mobilize at 11 AM today to capture Mimic
Sakaguchi Ango: ?

Realizing he hadn’t misheard, Sakaguchi Ango: !!!

He instinctively glanced at Dazai Osamu, then averted his gaze upon noticing Dazai had long been quietly staring at the large screen.

He naturally believed the new boss of the Nameless Organization genuinely wanted to capture Mimic, but…

Sakaguchi Ango anxiously asked: Will the members of the Nameless Organization put their full effort into completing this mission?

They will.

The boss said the more Mimic members we capture, the less labor duty we’ll have. I can’t talk anymore, I’m heading out first. Construction work really isn’t for humans..
Sakaguchi Ango: ???

Just… that simple?

Then, what do they plan to do with the captured Mimic members?

Originally, they’d most likely have been executed and buried, but Aunt Xu is preparing to risk her life to persuade Lao Chou to keep Mimic around to repair the Imperial Ancestral Temple
Sakaguchi Ango was completely speechless.

So, Kunikida’s hand began trembling, shaking for a while before he could barely point toward the large screen. He demanded, Is Yunxi-kun planning to use members of an army abandoned by another country as forced labor in this day and age?!

Pfft. The one who laughed aloud was Dazai Osamu.

Facing Kunikida’s confused gaze, Dazai casually replied: Why not? France never stipulated that other organizations can’t treat Mimic this way, did they?

Hugo: …

Since France had already abandoned Mimic, they wouldn’t make such regulations anyway!

However, Mimic itself was an existence France preferred not to mention, so despite having many thoughts, Hugo kept them all to himself.

Yunxi and Gogol had already entered Yokohama with Old Zhang, whom Aunt Xu mentioned
Ookura Teruko murmured: Ah, so this Old Zhang is also here to investigate intelligence in Yokohama.

How could they have the nerve to act innocent every time similar topics came up?

As an executive of the Port Mafia, Ozaki Kouyou had a deeper understanding of the attention Verlaine had drawn from all sides back then. Thus, her reaction was particularly calm now, even feeling that sending just one Old Zhang who appeared to have no special ability hardly counted as a threat from China.

So she merely said: With this underground travel method exposed, Old Zhang must have realized Yunxi-kun’s identity by now, right?

Ozaki Kouyou suddenly fell silent.

Gogol, meanwhile, looked at his dear friend, laughing breathlessly: Hahaha! Clown’s dear friend, now you have someone to make four-leaf clovers with you!

Fyodor: .

Is this something to be proud of?

Old Zhang certainly didn’t think it was glorious. He worried Yunxi might get doxxed
The Viewing Room crowd: .

Ozaki Kouyou collected herself and said: Indeed, I’ve vaguely heard about the doxxing methods used by fan groups over there.

Edgar Allan Poe, however, had a different perspective. He stammered: But…

Yunxi spoke up for him: But I’m an unregistered person. It’d be nice if someone could help me get an ID card
Ozaki Kouyou coughed awkwardly: Ahem, this humble one forgot about that matter.

Isn’t it normal to forget? After all, who would go around provoking people just because they don’t have an ID and can’t be selected!

Arriving in Yokohama, Old Zhang parts ways with Yunxi and Clown
Yunxi gazed at Yokohama, which he hadn’t seen in a long time, momentarily unsure where to begin gathering information.

So Yunxi decided to go steal something from the Port Mafia again to get back into the groove.

Mori Ōgai: ?

What does he mean by steal something from the Port Mafia to get back into the groove? Isn’t Yunxi being too disrespectful?!

Nakahara Chuuya thought of a very troubling possibility: Wait, Yunxi likes digging underground, Yunxi also has super luck, could it be…

Yunxi has already popped his head out from under Verlaine’s feet
Unlike the awkward Yunxi on the big screen, Gogol’s face showed pure fascination.

Wow! Clown exclaimed exaggeratedly. So this is where the Port Mafia houses Transcendents!

Hugo, Agatha, and Shakespeare could no longer ignore the living conditions Verlaine endured in the screen. As fellow Transcendents, they instinctively frowned and simultaneously turned to look at Verlaine.

Verlaine: …I chose to live here voluntarily.

Everyone in the Viewing Room: We don’t believe you.

Verlaine: .

He chose to continue watching the screen with a stern expression, curious how his other self would deal with the disguised Yunxi who had come to his territory.

Verlaine didn’t immediately attack, instead looking confused: You are..
Fitzgerald watched as Yunxi’s ID card fell out of his mouth again while Verlaine easily caught him by the cat tail on screen, sighing: Yunxi-kun’s ID card fell out of his mouth again.

The disguise techniques Gogol taught Yunxi were indeed good, but couldn’t he also teach Yunxi how to keep his mouth shut?

Author’s Note: Jutang] Recommending CP Fyodor’s upcoming story The Fate God’s Hamster Log from my works list!

Jutang] The synopsis is as follows:

Mizutani Yū, a great deity who governs fate.

One day, he obtained a mobile phone that came with a game app reportedly popular among humans called Travel Hamster.

Day 1: You have obtained a black hamster from Siberia
He is sensitive to gaze and touch, please don’t..
Mizutani Yū, who had already started stroking the hamster’s ears: ?

Although this game is called Travel Hamster, Mizutani Yū is a fate deity who worries easily about fragile pets.

Therefore, no matter what the hamster does, Mizutani Yū always follows him, afraid that the hamster might get beaten up by wild hamsters or accidentally slip into a cat’s stomach somewhere unknown.

After the fate deity’s long companionship, the hamster’s affection for the fate deity finally reached 99.

Fyodor Hamster: My deity
Fyodor Hamster: You will stay with me forever, right?]

Mini Theater:**

One day, the fate deity Mizutani Yū finally met another human who came before him.

Mizutani Yū didn’t give this human any tests, nor did he immediately kill him.

Mizutani Yū simply shared about his hamster with the human:

This is my hamster, his name is Fyodor. How about it, he’s quite cute, isn’t he?

The human who saw the screen’s content clearly: …

Human: But we humans all raise frogs. Also, what you’re touching right now seems to be a real mouse.

Mizutani Yū, who discovered she was touching a real rodent while Fyodor the mouse watched expressionlessly from the screen corner: !!!

1. Actually, this was inspired while writing a side story for the neighboring Travel Frog game, so the game settings might be somewhat similar, but the specific jokes are different.

2. The synopsis might still be revised before officially starting the story.