Proving the Dao of Hunyuan from the Age of Witches

Chapter 153 Life Signal Causal Warning Device Alert!

Upon hearing Luo Xi's question, Fang Wei simply smiled and said, "Is there a witch behind the Witch Council? The real issue is the conflict between witches. Whether they are ordinary people without power or high-ranking members of the Witch Council, they have no right to participate in the conflict between witches."

"As for the Witch Council having extraordinary powers capable of fighting witches? If they did, they would have used them long ago, instead of dragging it out for so long," Fang Wei continued.

Luo Xi was taken aback. Yes, she was also blinded by her own involvement.

An outsider's perspective is often clearer, and Fang Wei is a perfect example of this.

Luo Xi smiled and said, "I agree to you and your family joining the Vishzhe Group. As for the work arrangements, you can handle them yourselves."

"I dare to apply for a position: Witch's Agent," Fang Wei suddenly said.

agent?

Luo Xi was taken aback; this statement felt very familiar.

For some reason, Luo Xi recalled an ancient system from her previous life: the divine right of kings, also known as the divine right of kings.

This refers to practices advocated by monarchs in ancient times when religion dominated politics, in order to consolidate their power.

Don't think she won't know just because you changed her name...

Although witches did not form a religion, they possess extraordinary power. As a mid-level witch, she was already so powerful that, in a sense, it would not be an exaggeration to call witches gods.

However, Luo Xi has always disliked the term "god".

"I agree that you can act in my name after tomorrow's press conference, but..." Luo Xi agreed to Fang Wei's proposal, then changed the subject, "Fang Wei, I know you are capable, ambitious, and courageous. I hope that while you are working for us, you can also respect the people."

"I'm not talking about equality for all—after all, even fingers aren't all the same length—but within our jurisdiction, I only hope that you can ensure every ordinary person has clothes to wear when they're cold, food to eat when they're hungry, shelter to live, and care for when they're sick, so that everyone can live with dignity..." Luo Xi looked at Fang Wei seriously. "Can you do that?"

This requirement is simple, but also difficult.

For an individual, basic needs like food, clothing, shelter, transportation, medical care, and education are not a problem, but for ten million or one hundred million people, problems can easily arise.

However, Luo Xi believed that with an industrial level similar to that of his previous life, those in power could certainly achieve this.

This was Luo Xi's requirement for Fang Wei.

"No problem!" Fang Wei replied earnestly.

"There's one more thing," Luo Xi added, "I don't want us, at least not me, to be treated like gods. We shouldn't be overly mythologized."

"..." Fang Wei gave a bitter smile and slowly said, "The witch will surely stand at the center of the world stage. With your strength and performance... in a sense, the entire human species and human society will be appendages of the witch."

"If you want to be rulers, then you are rulers; if you want to be gods, then you are gods..." Fang Wei said helplessly. "How ordinary people view you depends on what you do, or how you want ordinary people to view you."

"That's something I can't decide."

Is that so? Luo Xi seemed thoughtful; what Fang Wei said made perfect sense.

It seems that she can only take care of herself. As for the other witches, Luo Xi does not yet have enough power to influence them.

Then, Luo Xi remembered that Fang Wei had brought his whole family, and frowned slightly: "Alright, now that your whole family has come, are you planning to stay at the Vishzhe Group?"

"That's right," Fang Wei said, unconcerned. "We can just live with the other staff members. As long as we have a place to stay, that's fine."

The Vishzhe Group provides meals and accommodation. Although the conditions are not comparable to those luxury villas, each person can be guaranteed 40-50 square meters of living space.

Moreover, the witches and ordinary staff live separately, but for some inexplicable reason, Luo Xi doesn't want Fang Wei to move into the Vishzhe Group.

Although Fang Wei was just an ordinary person, someone she could crush with a single finger, it's always good to be cautious.

Upon hearing Fang Wei's idea, Luo Xi immediately realized that the Vishzhe Group might be an extremely safe place for ordinary people.

From Luo Xi's perspective, however, she felt that the Vishzhe Group might be an extremely dangerous place for ordinary people.

"Are you afraid your family will be in danger?" Luo Xi's thoughts shifted.

"Yes, that's why I want my family to move into the Vishzhe Group." Fang Wei's honesty left Luo Xi speechless.

Speaking of safety issues, Luo Xi thought of the life signal causal warning device, "Give me any hair or something, yours, your wife's, your daughter's, I'll take it."

"We've built a machine that can use causal interference to predict danger... We can detect dangers that ordinary people might encounter within three days. If you're in danger, we can come to your rescue," Luo Xi explained calmly, then took out several labeled collection bags and handed them to Fang Wei.

The Life Signal Causal Warning Device claims to be able to foresee dangers for ordinary people within three days, but in reality, it can predict dangers for a month without any problem.

Not to mention a month, you can even vaguely sense things a year from now. However, the longer the time, the more vague the information becomes. It's a bit like fortune telling, such as predicting that someone will make a fortune at the end of this year.

The accuracy is also frighteningly high.

Upon hearing Luo Xi's words, Fang Wei's face lit up with joy. He took the collection bag, turned around, and went out. A short while later, he returned the collection bag with the collected specimens to Luo Xi.

"Alright, I won't see you off. You should know where the accommodation area is; it's separate from the witch's area," Luo Xi said, holding the collection bag. "I'll go help you establish a causal connection first. Goodbye."

Fang Wei glanced at her, nodded, and left. Luo Xi didn't linger either, heading towards the location where the life signal causality warning device was placed.

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The Life Signal Causal Alert Device is a cultivation tool made by Luo Xi, Qiangwei, and the witches of the Witch Council. It is also known as the Witch's Soul Lamp or the Witch's Fate Tablet.

It's called a life signal causal warning device, but in reality, it uses a computer as a server and a display screen as a display terminal. It uses Yao Yao's magical property of "restoration" to keep the machine running stably, and uses Qiangwei's magical property of "fate perception" to display the witches' safety prediction status.

There are three warning levels, represented by three colors: red, yellow, and green.

Green indicates no danger; yellow indicates danger; red indicates life-threatening danger. The indicator light is normally solid green. If the light goes out, it means the corresponding witch is dead.

At this moment, Luo Xi stood expressionless in front of the life signal causality warning device, revealing no emotion.

Luo Xi, contribution points: 0, red light.

Luo Xin, contribution points: 0, red light.

Rose, Contribution Points: 0, Red Light.

Bai Nuo, contribution points: 0, red light.

Yao Yao, contribution points: 0, red light.

Shui Lin, Contribution Points: 0, Red Light.

All the warning results from the witches of the Vishwaz Group are red!

Does this mean all witches will be in danger?

"Rose, assemble. We're in the room with the life signal causality alert. Assemble. Luo Xin, come along too." Luo Xi's emotionless voice rang out in the consciousness communication.