Having traversed countless realms, can you possibly be as clever as me?

You can't support the survival of the fittest only when you are the only one who is strong.

That uncontrollable rage was ignited in Boudica's heart once again. The inherent power of the Roman anniversary of death continued to activate. Boudica's emerald eyes turned blood red again. She shrieked and once again sprang into the sky with red wings.

kill!kill!kill!

Slaughter all of Rome!!!

The black mud, she didn't know when it had filled her heart.

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Humans always need to... hang themselves, save some air and shake it off!

After circling around East Asia, Tsurugi returned to Britain.

Yes, Tsurugi went back to the moon's Ceneiss, where the current time point is four years after the death of Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu, marking the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

It was a pity that he didn't get to see the chosen one, Tsurugi, and he was also curious about whether Liu Xiu's treasure on the moon had been saved, and whether it was a mature woman with long, straight black hair.

However, since he couldn't see him, there was nothing more to say. As for Liu Xiu's son, Emperor Ming of Han, Liu Zhuang, Dongjiang was too lazy to even go see him.

Compared to these people, Tsugumi was undoubtedly more concerned about—

Monkey King? Where is my Monkey King?!

According to the timeline of Journey to the West, Liu Xiu's era was already the time when the Monkey King made havoc in the Heavenly Palace and was imprisoned under the Five Fingers Mountain. Unfortunately, Dongjiang traveled around the mainland for a long time but could not find a mountain called Five Fingers Mountain or a mountain shaped like five fingers.

Speaking of which, it seems that Type-Moon's Eastern mythology actually has something like a celestial realm? Or perhaps they've set up the Monkey King's golden cudgel as a tower at the end of the world, just like the Holy Lance Rungonimid, which pins the modern environment to the surface?

Quack! The settings are too complicated for me to bother with!

Since he couldn't find Tsurugi, he didn't bother with it anymore. After all, he only had a tiny bit of interest in Sun Wukong on the moon, nothing really.

After all, the thought that this might be a monkey with the same face as Ramses II made Tsurugi feel disheartened.

The Monkey King must be a monkey (taking notes).

So after going around in circles, he returned to the island of Britain.

As for this Type-Moon ancient journey, Tsugumi's evaluation is—

"It doesn't seem much different from reality," Tsurugi clicked her tongue in comment.

The phrase "no difference" here refers to the fact that the working class and ordinary people still live a life devoid of humanity.

After all, although they boast about the incredible productivity of the ancient moon, with its Three Kingdoms Gundam and the protection of demons and monsters, the general outline of history and reality here is still the same.

At least for the average person, there's absolutely no difference that they might never have a full meal in their entire life.

The nobles remained aloof and the rulers were oblivious to the suffering of the lower classes. These heroic spirits from the past, who were later summoned as Servants, did not exhibit the so-called 'wisdom' they were supposed to show when they appeared in later generations.

All of this undoubtedly disappointed Tsurugi.

He had expected to see a magical version of history that was similar to the one he knew, but with different details. However, what he saw was no different from the bloody words he had glimpsed in history books.

What he hoped to see was, if not a utopian world like the Olympus Lostbelt, at least a peaceful and tranquil life like the Qin Lostbelt.

The fact that people could eat each other remained unchanged, and wars, turmoil, oppression, and persecution were commonplace. Even when Dongjiang took a trip to the Eastern Han Dynasty, he found that many nobles were still happily practicing human sacrifice.

Even with all these so-called heroes, in the end, no one can make the world any better than reality.

They possessed productivity and capabilities far exceeding those of ancient times, yet they were unable to utilize these powers to make people live more humane lives.

But perhaps this is human nature. Even if we have the ability to change productivity and enable the majority of people to live a good life, we will still choose to exploit the majority so that the minority can live a life like heaven.

The greater the expectation, the greater the disappointment. The more interesting the scene that Tsuruge had hoped to see, the more disappointed she became.

So Dongjiang simply slaughtered his way through half of the Central Plains, taking down countless powerful families thousands of years ahead of schedule. After triggering a manhunt by almost the entire Central Plains dynasty, he killed them all again, creating a legend out of nothing. He only stopped when the two groups of reclusive magicians who played with the "thought disk" in the Central Plains joined forces to throw him out.

Since I find this world disagreeable, why not just make it conform to my expectations?

"Let's just let the Age of Gods make a comeback!" The sage Tsurugi made a decision of extraordinary wisdom.

He was ready to properly shift into reverse!

Let everything in the inner sea of ​​the star return to the surface, let the gods return, let the true ether fill the environment, and let the earth's resources return to their ancient state once again!

Since it's said that this world has a U-shaped history, and Tsuruga can't accelerate the humans here into the future, then she might as well send them back to the past.

Besides, it seems that none of the moons in this trench have a good future anyway, so why not go back to the past environment?

Compared to the 4.6 billion-year-long Age of Gods, humanity's two thousand-year history has not proven to be particularly wonderful. The modern environment is a world that has changed to adapt to humanity, yet the civilization established during the period when humans were dominant was not exactly beautiful either.

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Of course, the environment will eventually be rewritten in the way Tsugumi envisioned. Tsugumi isn't foolish enough to think that returning to ancient times will solve everything; the era of gods he wants to return to is the era of gods that he believes is right.

The gods cannot do as they please, and non-human races cannot be superior to humans. Humans remain the primates of the planet, but they can no longer ignore all external threats. Even if there are conflicts, they must be conducted within a larger framework.

A world with many races and gods, fighting, competing, and progressing with each other.

In short—transform Earth into that otherworldly form!

Just then, the news brought by Hierre dispelled his last worries.

The world has been altered by Lucifer's intervention, and any world that deviates from the pan-human history will no longer be a judged Lostbelt or a singularity to be repaired.

The world will continue to develop, for better or for worse, and no matter what it becomes.

If Tsurugi's plan succeeds, whether the world will become a better place is no longer a subjective judgment he can make, but undoubtedly, he will find everything he sees much more pleasing to the eye. (From *Crossing Through Heavens, Can You Be Smarter Than Me?*, a masterpiece by the Life Absorber!)

This undoubtedly requires a great deal of preparation.

There are two reasons for the end of the Age of Gods in Type-Moon. The first is that Earth was severely damaged in its fight against the invasion of the Planetary Vanguard, and the loss of its Great Source forced it to enter a period of hibernation to recover. The second is that King Solomon used the Noble Phantasm "The time for farewell has come; with this, I forsake the world" to voluntarily relinquish his status as a representative of God, thus completely ending the Age of Gods.

For the former, the problem that Tsuruga needs to solve is simply how to repair the loss of Gaia's Great Source—it's hard to say whether the method Tsuruga currently has can make a decision, but as someone who can travel through countless worlds, he will surely find a way.

As for the latter, the identity of the so-called agent of God is easy to solve. In fact, if we do things according to Tsugumi's plan, we might even be able to solve the first problem as well.

It's very simple, I can just be the agent, right?

The agents of the gods were the ancient thread that sustained the gradual thinning of the environment for divine descent in the Age of Gods. Gilgamesh was such an existence. Because he chose humanity, he launched a struggle against the Sumerian gods, which ultimately led to the Sumerian gods being the first to depart in the Age of Gods.

What Tsurugi needs to do is simply this, except that the 'god' he needs to contact is no longer Gaia's tentacles.

"I wonder if it's possible to make Heaven a direct administrative entity."

Tsugumi stroked her chin with interest and said...

Compared to the pathetic Gaia of this world, there is no doubt that the boss of Tsugumi is absolutely powerful, domineering, and strong!

But it's possible for the world to be directly governed by Heaven, while it's unlikely for Heaven to directly govern the world.

Tsugumi really couldn't figure out whether her boss was interested in managing a world!

He felt it was more likely that the higher-ups would choose to simply wash their hands of the matter, no matter what—

"It's worth a try!"

Tsugumi clenched her fist and said with great enthusiasm, while Hiel, who had regained his original body, had been quiet from the beginning.

"Hey, why aren't you refuting me?"

Tsugumi turned her head to look at the usually quiet Hiel, feeling somewhat uneasy.

“What good is it to argue? I can’t change your mind,” Hiel sighed.

"Just like I also opposed you turning Queen Boudica into what she is now, but did it do any good?"

She paused, then said calmly.

"Besides, I don't necessarily think you're wrong."

As the second female lead in a visual novel, Chierre initially embodies the values ​​of a typical Japanese virtuous female character. She rejects radical reforms, believes the world should remain as it is, and harbors a strong desire for the wickedly gentle and kind.

But now Hier has been changed.

Perhaps that trip to paradise, which she herself could only vaguely recall, brought about some change in her, or perhaps she simply gave up on Tsurugi, a situation she could never change.

"Heh, didn't you initially come to me to help you correct the course of history?" Tsurugi looked at Hiel with a teasing expression.

"What, after spending so much time with me, have you been corrupted by me now?"

Hiel rolled his eyes dramatically, looked at the behemoth before him, and tilted his head.

So what are you planning to do?

At this moment, they are in Britain, in the region that is like the navel of this planet. And they are at the very center of this planet's central region.

On a seemingly endless grassland and a cliff where a gentle breeze blows, stands a huge white tower.

The massive, snow-white pillar pierced the planet's surface like a nail, firmly and resolutely locking the planet's current physical laws into place.

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Five hundred years before Merlin was born and before the legend of King Arthur began, this tower existed on the surface of the planet, not in Avalon.

Of course, perhaps Merlin from another world is spying on Tsugumi's current actions through the window of his Tower of the End, but what cannot be changed is that the tower of this world is already in front of Tsugumi.

There are seven towers at the end of the world, but many have actually been removed to maintain their existence.

For example, the most famous Ruyi Jingu Bang (the magic staff), a giant pillar standing above the East China Sea, has been stolen and used as a weapon. The Pillar of Hercules stands at the end of the Strait of Gibraltar, and this one in Britain is very likely one of the few remaining towers at the end of the Strait.

"It's simple, I'll get rid of him."

Tsurugi gently stroked the tower at the end of the world, feeling its cool, marble-like texture, and smiled.

Should he try to pull him out with tremendous force? No, Tsurugi doesn't have that kind of power. His Saint panel doesn't provide him with invincible brute force, and even his Demon character card wouldn't give him that kind of strength.

However, removing this tower of the end requires more than just simple power.

Tsurugi placed his hand on the Tower of the End and said—he wanted to pull it down.

Remove the storm anchor that pins the physical reality to the planet's surface, destroy the pillar of light that connects the world's surface and its inner self, and release the planet's inner and outer layers.

Let this island nation, which is struggling on the verge of disappearing, return to its original state, and no longer worry about its inevitable destruction.

And so, the will of Britain responded to him.

The white dragon of Britain roared joyfully at him.

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P.S.: I'm temporarily out of energy. I posted more than one 3,000-word chapter today, including two 4,000-word chapters. Let's consider that my tenth update—if that's not enough, I'll just owe you one more chapter (blushing). Anyway, please vote and give me rewards. Once I recover, I'll try to open up rewards again—then I'll finish Type-Moon Age of Gods the day after tomorrow, and then I'll go to the Fourth Shinobi World War.

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