From the God of Lies to the Lord of All Worlds

Chapter 254 Who gave you permission to kill people at will?
“This is quite interesting…” Bai Yang followed the man named Maung Dan Min and disembarked at Kyaukpyu Port in the Bay of Bengal.

Bai Yang gleaned some interesting information from this man.

Through the high-level information data chain, he even briefly observed the man's entire life.

His name is Maung Than Min, he is from Kachin State, an ordinary Kachin farmer, a man who, barring unforeseen circumstances, would probably never leave the country.

Unfortunately, he was not someone who could live a peaceful life, because the region he lived in was not a peaceful one.

Although Kachin State is nominally part of Myanmar, it has long been in a state of chaos, especially in the southern part of Kachin State, which has been separated and become the territory of the "Kachin Independence Army".

Meanwhile, Maung Dan Min's younger brother was caught up in a warlord conflict during a transaction.

This kind of chaotic fighting is all too common in this country, but because some people were being nosy, it affected the neighbors, and as a result, they got into trouble!
However, this so-called independent army had long been corrupted by external forces and had become a special kind of "warlord" who only cared about their own interests and enjoyment.

Therefore, this group directly shifted the burden of compensation and their own losses onto the people of Kachin State.

The transfer of these losses was very direct; they simply went to Kachin State, arrested a few people, and put them in their own concentration camps, while also making their relatives pay ransom.

It was a very simple and brutal method, but also very effective. The rich people quickly ransomed them, while the poor people are still locked up inside!
Among them was Maung Dan Min's unlucky younger brother, who wasn't even arrested; he hadn't even left in the first place!
As a farmer, Maw Dan Min barely made ends meet by farming, so he certainly couldn't afford to spend money. Fortunately, he still had connections.

The biggest difference between Maung Dan Min and the people around him is that his faith is not Buddhism, but Catholicism.

Yes, this is a very counterintuitive thing: there are Christians in Southeast Asia, where Buddhism is prevalent.

But Kachin State is like that; due to the historical inertia of this region, they have churches and a large number of believers, which is a unique sight.

Priests began preaching here in the 19th century, so Christianity has been deeply rooted and passed down here.

Thus, Maw Than Min, a devout believer, had the opportunity to go to India with a local priest to do business and earn money.

However, in this grand Buddhist drama, all the priests and monks around him, without exception, fell into the trap and were all cultivating the earth outside Calcutta!

Only he, being hardworking, capable, and kind enough, survived, which is why Maung Dan Min returned alone this time.

However, Jinra's great selection did have its advantages. At least those who were selected were not evil people in the traditional sense, but rather a group of "good people," or at least normal people with a conscience.

So Maung Dan Min reaped the rewards of his investment and gained the opportunity to return, giving him the ability to redeem his brother.

"He really is a simple and honest man!" Bai Yang said with a puzzled expression. "I just wonder how he will feel when he discovers that his brother is scatterbrained!"

This is a common practice among Southeast Asian warlords. After all, he was just a tenant farmer. Although his brother promised to raise money to ransom him, how could the military officers wait that long?

So, Maw Dan Min, who was excitedly taking the money to ransom his brother, was unaware that right in front of him, a part of his brother's body was being transported overseas in an insulated box.

Those who were unable to pay the ransom, or were deemed unable to pay it, would become victims of warlords "supplying" them to the international black market. This was almost an indisputable fact in countries embroiled in warlord conflicts!

"Tsk tsk tsk, these wealthy overseas people are really audacious!" Bai Yang shook his head. "The human trafficking market in Calcutta has been shut down, so they've set their sights on other places. They're really dreaming!" "Your Majesty, should we intervene in this matter?" Alvin asked curiously. "It must be very awkward for both sides for Christians to have something like this happen on Buddhist territory, right?"

"That's more than just awkward!" Bai Yang said with a smile. "But it's also an opportunity, isn't it? An opportunity for these two world-renowned powers to clash and dialogue here!"

"You mean..." Alvin suddenly understood, "to set them up here?"

"Hmm!" Bai Yang nodded with a smile, "Yes, let's set them up right here... and let the world see the true strength of these two sects! Then, we can also take this opportunity to gradually reveal the power of the Daoist sect..."

"After all, it's right here at home. It's not unreasonable to treat our guests well, is it?"

Bai Yang had already made up his mind, so he concealed himself and disappeared from the spot.

Alvin smiled from the side, "Your Majesty says you treat all gods equally, but you still can't help but give some preferential treatment to your own country!"

"After all, it's the country where I was born. We share the same culture and history, so we're equal, aren't we?" Bai Yang's voice came through, carrying a very calm assessment. "Besides, we naturally have a cultural dominance, and that's not an illusion!"

"When I assess the fighting capacity of Christianity, don't I also look at their cultural suppression capabilities?"

"And this is East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Confucian cultural sphere. Can't we let some Taoist figures come out and see the stories happening right on our doorstep? I'm going to ignite this fire of Taoism too!"

Bai Yang's words were surprisingly calm and indifferent: "Why not take this opportunity to thoroughly clean up and eliminate these illegal human trafficking forces in various places! My believers haven't even had a chance to provide me with faith before you kill them? That won't do!"

It is said that what belongs to God belongs to God, and what belongs to Caesar belongs to Caesar. Therefore, in this world where gods exist, all life should naturally belong to the gods!
Human bodies may not necessarily belong to them. At least in Bai Yang's eyes, they all belong to him. Therefore, this kind of private killing and buying and selling of people must be eradicated!
Believers, from body to soul, belong entirely to this "Creator," so how can they be disposed of so easily?

"Yes, you're right!" Alvin fully affirmed and praised Bai Yang's words.

His mindset remained that of the continent of Dylan, where gods held extremely strict control over the bodies of their believers.

Killing between individuals is actually insignificant; it's a universal law, and it's considered "normal attrition."

However, collective killings outside of war are all acts of coveting the religious rights of various gods. If such people are discovered on the continent of Dylan, it is not impossible for ruthless gods to send "saints" down to earth to hunt them down.

So Alvin offered Bai Yang a suggestion instead: "Your Majesty, if you need it, perhaps you could give them a fundamental punishment and let them know the wrath of the gods!"

"Of course, of course!" Bai Yang tapped his fingers. "I remember, apart from that special battle in secret, our supernatural forces don't seem to have ever staged a military confrontation against supernatural beings, right?"

"Yes, Your Majesty, there has been no battle between the army and the superhumans yet. There should have been one in Iceland, but they didn't have an army!"

“That’s right. With live streaming so prevalent and so many mobile phones around, and these warlords in northern Myanmar being so inhuman, why not let the monks and priests step in and have a righteous and extraordinary competition?”

Bai Yang's face instantly lit up with excitement. "The supporters of these warlords are all in Europe and America, which happens to be the territory of the Vatican. They should be willing to clean it up!"

"By acting together, both superficially and fundamentally, we can gain faith and prestige; they certainly won't refuse!"

(End of this chapter)