Although Cross was not a veteran like Holmes, there was no difficulty for him in concocting four semi-finished products.

These four "Locke" are all survivors of the battle five years ago, and as far as Cross knows, the "Locke" concocted by Holmes himself are all survivors of that battle, and all of them are high-ranking saints. That is, before that, they had great superpowers and were loyal to the church. Through remodulation, Holmes gave them the basic conditions to become "Locke", but they also lost a lot. The most important thing is that they have all lost their fertility, they can no longer accept other aspects of modulation, and they have no other meaning in living except to become "Locke" at a critical moment to deal with that super being.

Cross felt a little sorry for these people.

Holmes' research has shown that the next generation, which is bred by the modulators, is born with superpowers, and has more superpowers than their parents.

What's more, by reproducing the next generation, the life of the modulator can be extended.

It's a pity that these guys can't reproduce the next generation, their lives can't be extended, and they can't become stronger beings through reproduction.

In order to achieve a specific purpose, they become "one-of-a-kind".

It was precisely because of this that Holmes chose the survivors of the battle five years ago, because these people were the only ones who had a particularly strong hatred for that super-powerful being.

As far as Cross knew, this was the case with the four "Locks" assigned to him.

Their names were Howard, Chandler, Jerry, and Gramm, and five years ago, they were the strongest saints in the church, with transcendent status. At that time, they belonged to a team of ten in the Templar, and they had been responsible for the security of the temple, and they were trusted and valued by Holmes. In that battle five years ago, all six of their teammates died at the hands of that super-powerful being, and they survived.

Presumably to avenge their companions, they accepted the reconcoction and became "Locke".

It can be said that they were simple warriors who were loyal to the church. They're still alive to take out that superpower.

Because Holmes had already done the basic modulation, all Cross had to do was let them have those superpowers.

The concoction went smoothly and only took a few hours.

Of course, after becoming the real "Locke", they are no longer under the mind control of Cross, and they are not even able to establish a spiritual connection with Cross.

Cross could only give them orders with communication tools.

This worries Cross a little, as he can't sense what the four guys are doing, let alone directly control their actions.

However, they will not be controlled by the enemy.

In any case, as long as that super-powerful being appears, the first thing to face is the four "Locke".

To Close's surprise, the enemy quickly came to the door.

Before Cross had left the modulation center, he noticed an anomaly. He is a patriarch and can sense all the modulators in the modulation center. When the modulators suddenly lost contact with him, he knew that the modulation center had been invaded and that the enemy had come to his door.

What surprised Cross even more was that the enemy did indeed have strong mental power.

He could clearly feel that powerful existence, it was a kind of spiritual power that only the patriarch had, although there were some differences, but it was definitely not an ordinary modulator, let alone an officer of the occupation army. Those who have that kind of spiritual power must be the patriarchs.

Cross did not delay and immediately gave orders to the four "Locke".

Immediately, Cross went to the control room of the modulation center. Under his influence, many modulators were brought under control and began to attack the intruders.

In the control room, there is a set of psychic power-enhancing equipment that allows him to control more modulators.

Arriving at the control room, Cross made an even more astonishing discovery. That is, there were more than a hundred attackers, and almost all of them were modulators. What's more, they are fundamentally different from the modulators of the occupying forces, that is, they are not affected by the mental power of the patriarchs at all.

To Close's great surprise, he couldn't get into the minds of those modulators!

That is, the enemy is a group of "Locke".

Of course, the enemy wasn't Locke, and Cross just couldn't get into their minds, but he could sense them and know what they were doing.

To put it bluntly, Cross just couldn't control them.

Surprised to surprised, Cross immediately mobilized all the nearby modulators to deal with the invading enemy.

Odin City is not the City of the Rising Sun, and the core of Odin City is the Modulation Center.

Although every city has a modulation center, the main value of the modulation center in a satellite city like Rising Sun is to modulate for the common people and, if necessary, for the rehabilitative modulation of the officers and soldiers of the garrison. Only in the central city does there be a real modulation center. In the eastern part of the northern continent, all the occupying officers and soldiers were concocted in the city of Odin and then sent elsewhere.

In other words, the modulation center in Odin City has the equipment and techniques needed to complete various modulations.

Cross knew very well that the enemy's attack on the modulation center of Odin City must have come for the modulation equipment here, as well as those modulation techniques.

Otherwise, the Resistance would not have any reason to come to Odin City, let alone risk attacking the Modulation Center in Odin City.

Knowing that, the Resistance stole ten sets of modulation equipment after attacking the modulation center in Rising Sun. Because there is a super being in the Resistance who can directly read the mind of the modulator, he must have stolen the techniques related to modulation and mastered the modulation ability.

This also explains that the attackers were all modulators.

This discovery shocked Cross.

In the past four years, although the resistance has never stopped, the Resistance has never compromised, even in the most difficult times, that is, it has never accepted modulation, which is considered a sin and contrary to the ideals they have always adhered to.

Now, the Resistance has actually accepted the modulation, and through the modulation, it has gained greater combat effectiveness.

The only plausible explanation is that the emergence of that super-powerful being changed the Resistance's perception of the importance of being modulated.

Of course, one thing is crucial.

The super-powerful being somehow allowed the Resistance to remain independent and uncontrolled by the enemy after being modulated.

With a new leader, the Resistance has become even more combative.

This kind of thing must not be sustained.

Using the Psychic Power Enhancement Device, Cross quickly took control of the situation.

The problem is that he is not a patriarch like Holmes, and his superpowers are not known for their psychic powers, so there are not many modulators who can control them at the same time. What's more, that super existence made Cross have to concentrate on controlling the modulator, otherwise he would be controlled by the other party.

That is, there are not many modulators who go into battle under the control of Cross.

This tactic of adding fuel did not pose a threat to the Resistance attacking the Modulation Center at all, and did not even slow the Resistance's advance.

If this continues, the Resistance will soon be able to get what they want.

Of course, as long as Cross comes forward directly, the problem can be solved.

No matter how powerful his opponent was, Cross had every reason to believe that after accepting Holmes's remodulation, no one was his opponent except Feister. It's just that Cross is not in a hurry to make a move, the opponent is nothing more than the resistance, and he is the patriarch of the church, the commander-in-chief of the occupied area. If it were to go, he would lose face, and the other elders would doubt his ability to rule.

As for how many of his men died, Cross didn't care at all.

The city of Odin has 50 million people, and there are more than a dozen satellite cities in the occupied area, with a total population of about 200 million, and most of them have been modulated. Although ordinary civilians are not officers and soldiers of the occupation army, and their combat effectiveness is not strong after transformation, Cross can remodulate at any time to make ordinary civilians officers and soldiers of the occupation army, so that they can gain stronger combat effectiveness, so as to restore the strength of the occupation army.

To put it bluntly, Cross doesn't care about the lives of his subordinates at all.

Of course, those officers and soldiers who have been modulated and whose minds are controlled will not be afraid of death. The value of their existence is to fight, to face death bravely.

In addition, Cross also wants to know the strength of "Locke".

You must know that "Locke" is a specially created modulator by Holmes for that super powerful existence, but there has been no way to prove whether Holmes's modulation has played a role, that is, whether "Locke" has enough strength, and this is an excellent opportunity.

If you can prove the strength of "Locke", even if you don't kill that super strong existence, you don't have to worry about it in the future.

It was in this way that Cross controlled the modulators who arrived one after another, blocking the resistance forces entering the modulation center, and buying time for the four "Locke" who were rushing over.

In addition, through the monitoring equipment in the modulation center, Cross watched the whole battle.

Cross has made a new discovery.

The leader of the Resistance is indeed the super-powerful being, but it is not him who has the mental power, but a woman who is with him.

A woman with the characteristics of a patriarch!

Cross was surprised, because as far as he knew, all the elders were in the church, except for Reka, who had been killed five years ago.

Holmes did not concoct more patriarchs.

That woman, with obvious characteristics, knew at a glance that Lu Dao was the patriarch of the church. Although she doesn't have the crystals that every patriarch has, her transformed form and superpowers are no different from the patriarchs, and she is a patriarch similar to Holmes.

An elder who is known for his spiritual strength!

What is she?

Could it be that she is the elder who was concocted by the super strong existence and has super spiritual power!?