Polly’s tone was light like a sigh. “I am the leader of the fusion faction and the founder of the Trial Court. The fusion faction is the predecessor of the Trial Court.”

An Zhe suddenly remembered the long corridor in the Trial Court where portraits of each generation of judges were lined up with the date of birth and death. However, the photo frame at the end was removed and the name and date of birth and death were also scraped away. Only a vague letter P was left. This was the record of the first judge but for some reason, it was erased by the later people.

The Northern Base was a place of mixed races. He didn’t know which language the word ‘Polly’ was transliterated from but ‘Polly’ could vaguely approximately be spelt with English letters.

It was just that in his mind, the beliefs of the fusion faction and the Trial Court were completely different. One hoped that humans and monsters could merge safely while one mercilessly killed all the heterogeneous species who tried to enter the base. These two were completely different, to the point where An Zhe didn’t know what to ask. Polly told him, “It was an accident.”

An Zhe had heard many people tell the history of the base. Those peaceful narratives were like limited lights. They lit up every corner of the dark room with lights, so he could piece together the entire room.

“It seems that the ability to keep your will or not depends on probability but we still believe that everything in nature can be traced, even though we have a limited ability to see the rules. Our research is ongoing all the time and it is getting deeper and crazier in that field.” At this point, Polly closed his eyes slightly and faint pain appeared on his face. “An experiment’s body split into two parts for unexplained reasons but it had a unified consciousness. Half of it escaped from the laboratory and the other half remained in the observation room. Since it seemed to be there all the time, we didn’t find the anomaly in time. The escaped half caused a terrible disaster.”

An Zhe knew the disaster. A leech had polluted the entire outer city’s water source.

“The outer city was fully exposed and the base must identify the heterogeneous and humans, eliminating the heterogeneous in time. The fusion faction was the main culprit of the disaster but we are also the ones most familiar with the differences between the heterogeneous and humans due to our study of infection and variation.”

Suddenly, An Zhe understood what had happened. In the first place, the Trial Court was originally from the Lighthouse, not the military.