I really can't control myself

In a flash of white light, Linton and Asuna returned to the underground laboratory of the palace. As soon as he came back, Linton saw the T800 robot standing there. This robot looked a bit like Schwarzenegger. He looked like a muscular man. He was standing there straight as if he was in a panic. , it feels weird.

But just when Linton thought he was dead, the T800 here suddenly opened his eyes and saluted, "Sir, this is the test record."

The T800 is indeed a relatively middle-aged robot. It is obviously more machine-like than the TX model Asuna, and her words don't even have a tone of voice. What was handed to Asuna was a stack of documents and a USB disk-like memory. Asuna took it directly, inserted the disk into her body, and began to scan the documents with her eyes.

Taking advantage of this time, Linton also looked at the system information he got when he came back.

"System prompt: This exploration is over and the exploration progress is being calculated..."

"The exploration progress is 65.2%, and the points obtained are 286,000 points."

"System prompt: Obtain 8,945,000 combat points."

"System prompt: Return safely and get 50,000 points.

"System prompt: You have received a random reward, demon possession."

"What the hell?" Linton was slightly stunned when he saw the system information. The most eye-catching thing is the combat points. The combat points shown here are close to 9 million, which is really a bit exaggerated.

The highest points Linton got before was just over 4 million, but now it has suddenly doubled. It is true that I had a lot of fun playing on Apokolips before, but obviously I shouldn’t have so many points. He is also the overlord of the universe, and Thanos only had more than 3 million points that time. Even including his own career bonus, it was not that much. More.

After thinking about it, the only thing I could think of was a duel. Yes, the last world has proven that duels also have combat points, so this time I not only had a battle, but also added the duel points, so the sum of the scores on both sides will result in an exaggerated score of close to 9 million?

This was unexpectedly profitable. Linton didn't expect to get such a score at first. It felt like it had opened up a new way of playing. But... we can't do this in every world in the future. This time it was possible to do it mainly because of the unconditional support of the Wayne Group. They already had these channels and so on. In other worlds, let alone whether there are such families willing to cooperate, it would be quite troublesome to do it.

What's more, Linton doesn't really want to do it now, and he's a little tired of the constant duels recently. But looking at the points, Linton was a little hesitant, wondering whether he had given him too much.

"What will happen if I hand in the task?" Linton suddenly thought. Yes, this task is a module testing task. If the test succeeds, will the module be directly loaded to me? If the module page is displayed, then it should be easier to set up. Just like the modules he loaded before, he can just create them directly without setting up a company.

But when Linton handed over the task, Linton frowned again. The task showed that the submission was successful and it directly received an A-level evaluation. It seems that what Asuna did before was really not in vain. I don’t know whether it is because there are enough testers or because she has dueled too many times. Anyway, there must be a link in it. It is useful, so it is rated A.

Linton rarely received A-level evaluations when doing tasks, and they were basically C and B. Therefore, although Asuna's exhaustive method made Linton a little confused, it was indeed effective. However, Linton still has some headaches, because after handing in the task, Linton only received 280 contribution points. Of course, these contribution points are not too small. After all, it is an A-level evaluation. It is two times better than what he did before. There are still many tasks with a B-level rating, but... the module is not loaded.

Yes, I looked through my module page, but no new modules appeared, only the previous two. So this card module is still not completed. My own testing only increased the feasibility of this module. Which probably means that the progress bar has not finished yet?

So I want to take on this task again and help improve the testing of the module? Or maybe the module has passed, but you still have to trigger the collection conditions of this module, like when you wanted to collect Dragon Balls when you collected the Dragon Ball module before?

Linton is just not very good at guessing these things, and of course Asuna is probably not good either. She most likely has some exhaustive method to list all the options for you. After thinking about it, Linton decided to let it go first. Anyway, he didn't receive any related tasks at this time. Maybe it would come out on its own later. If that doesn't work, he can still go to the Yu-Gi-Oh World to see if he can trigger it. After all, he now has this world in his name.

After handing in the task, Linton looked at the system information here again, and suddenly noticed the random system rewards here. What is displayed here is something called demon possession. Linton looked at it and found that this thing is a skill. This...what ability? Judging from the name, it means summoning a demon to your body to increase attributes or something?

After recalling it, I really can't remember anyone in the DC world who uses this skill. It sounds like the skill in the Chainsaw Man world that I have explored before. However, there are many strange people and abilities in the DC world. Anyway, let’s try it first?

"Ha!" With a slight chuckle, Linton directly used the demon possession skill to see if he could summon a demon or something like that to come to his body to see the effect of the skill. However, after arranging the movements, Linton found that there was no reaction.

"Uh...what's going on?" Linton was stunned for a moment, but it didn't work? Is this... because there is no demon in this world, so it can't be summoned? So this skill is a special skill that can only be used in a world with demons?

"Wait a minute, I'm the devil." Just as he was thinking about it, Linton suddenly had an idea. Yes, he bought the power of the dark demon, which is equivalent to him being a demon. If there were no demons in this world, he would be the only demon, so this becomes his summoning to possess himself...

"Huh? If the devil is possessed, is it possible that I am possessing someone else?" Linton suddenly thought of something again, and summoned the devil to possess him. He did not expect it for a while, but he himself was the devil to possess others. There really is one in the DC world. Yes, this demon is called San Gong. One of his abilities is that he can possess others.

Thinking of this, Linton suddenly felt a sense of enlightenment, just like halfway through reading a mystery novel, he suddenly thought of the author's trick, but until the end, he didn't know whether his reasoning was correct, but it was also true. A sense of accomplishment from successful reasoning.

Of course, you need to verify whether it is correct, just find someone to try it. Linton felt that there was no response when he used the skill just now, because he must have used it in the wrong way. It should be possessed by others. As a result, he didn't use it on any target, so of course it had no effect.

A little excited, he was about to find someone to test it, but was immediately stopped by Asuna next to him. He finished reading the documents and documents and handed them directly to Linton.

Linton subconsciously took it and looked at it. He couldn't read the files in the USB flash drive, but there were still records on the files. Linton looked at the records here, a thick stack, and looked at the content on the first page. Good guy, what kind of punishment did the other party receive and what did he say? Of course, there must be these records, but the problem is other The information is also a bit too detailed.

The location of the injury, how many milliliters of bleeding there were, the basic diagnosis of the injury, the decibel curve of the scream, even whether there was a loss of consciousness, the amount of leakage, was this the first time Linton knew that executions could be turned into mathematical calculations.

The T800 here records the situation about every 5 minutes. What is presented to Linton is such a report that is all text. After looking at it for a while, he now has more than 100 pages in front of him, and there are a lot of them. Some of it is completely useless information.

Linton did say before that he wanted the other party to tell everything he knew, but you don't have to record everything like "Ah, uh, let me go". You really need to write down every word the other party said. Linton estimated that even the screams were counted and recorded.

"Please sort it out. I just want a confession." Linton handed the documents directly back to Asuna and sighed.

"The oral confession is not complete yet," Asuna said.

"You haven't let go yet?" Linton asked.

"No, the person died." Asuna said, "After being tortured for 14 hours, 25 minutes and 14 seconds, he stopped breathing. After temporary rescue by T800, he could not be saved. It is written in the report. The main reason for the rescue failure It’s the lack of needed medicines.”

"So when a person dies, doesn't it ask you to take out the Soul Pill and change your body to continue?" Linton said.

"I tried it, but it didn't seem to work. I tried it with the gloves you gave me that can push out the soul. The body was crushed directly, but the soul was not taken out," Asuna said.

"Hmm..." I don't know what to say. Sure enough, robots still have their limits. Asuna may be able to record and analyze things about the soul that are not in the database. T800 really doesn't understand it. .

Linton thought for a while, and it seemed that even if the soul was pushed out, the robot might not be able to see it. Linton didn't know how to explain the soul issue to them. After all, the robot didn't seem to have any sense of soul, so they probably couldn't see the soul either.

It seemed that I had to keep a closer eye on the torture. After thinking about it, I happened to resurrect Esdeath and Black Eyes, and also pull this person up again.