Walking in the Question and Answer System of Heroic Spirits

Weber: "Attila? Who's that?"

Kenneth: "Hmph, even she doesn't know. This is the consequence of not studying hard enough."

Tokiomi Tohsaka: "Uh, I don't know him either."

Sora: "Stop talking nonsense and get to the point."

Kenneth: "Yes."

Kenneth: "Attila, the Hunnic king of the 5th century, was a brilliant and ruthless strategist who defeated the Roman Empire and was known as the Scourge of God."

Sora: "The Scourge of God! So that refers to her?"

Rin Tohsaka: "So she's the infamous Scourge of God."

Kenneth: "But according to the records, Attila was a man, so how did she become a woman?"

Weber: "Teacher, how many times is this already and you still haven't gotten used to it?"

The First Emperor: "Hmph, the Xiongnu, huh? This tribe is indeed very troublesome."

He built the Great Wall during his lifetime, mainly to defend against the invasion of the Xiongnu.

The Xiongnu and other steppe tribes were like cockroaches; no matter how hard you tried, they couldn't be killed.

Since the Qin and Han dynasties, the Central Plains dynasties have fought the Xiongnu countless times, but each time the Xiongnu would rise again from the ashes.

From the Xiongnu during the Qin and Han dynasties, to the Turks during the Sui and Tang dynasties, and later to the Khitan, Jurchen, and Mongols.

It can be said that the foreign tribes on the grasslands have always been a major concern for the Central Plains dynasties, yet they have been powerless to do anything about it.

Because once these guys are defeated, they will scatter like birds and beasts, hiding deep in the grasslands, or even fleeing further away.

During the reign of Emperor Wu of Han, the Xiongnu were driven all the way to Lake Baikal by Huo Qubing, which shows how fast these guys could run.

Feng Xi: "Sigh, the 5th century AD..."

When this period was mentioned, both the First Emperor and Zhang Jiao looked grim.

After they arrived, they learned about the history of ZG and knew about this dark period.

In the 5th century AD, not only was the West being humiliated by the Huns, but the East was also engulfed in war.

At that time, the Central Plains was in the final years of the Five Barbarian Invasions, and the Central Plains were in a terrible state due to the ravages of foreign tribes.

Mountains and rivers are broken, and the ground is thousands of miles away.

The Han people are almost extinct.

However, the Eastern Jin court in the south only cared about its own enjoyment and completely disregarded the lives of the common people.

Fortunately, a great person stepped forward at this moment.

That was Liu Yu, the 22nd generation descendant of Liu Jiao, the King of Chu and younger brother of Emperor Gaozu of Han (Liu Bang).

Liu Yu was like a god of war in that era. He first assisted the Eastern Jin in pacifying the south, then launched a northern expedition to take Guanzhong, and then overthrew the corrupt Eastern Jin to establish his own country and become emperor, changing the name to Liu Song.

Unfortunately, Liu Yu ultimately could not withstand the power of time.

At that time, he was about to destroy the Northern Wei and reunify the Central Plains, but unfortunately he died of illness at the age of 60.

Sixty years old was considered a long life in those days.

Missing this opportunity led to the division of the Central Plains into North and South, which lasted for more than a hundred years until the end of the 6th century when Yang Jian established the Sui Dynasty and unified the country, finally ending the nearly 300-year-long chaos and war in the Central Plains.

It seems that Liu Yu overdrawn his future, and all his descendants were mentally unstable.

They were all incredibly cruel and mentally deficient, causing him to squander the empire he had painstakingly built up over his entire life.

Chapter 88 - Found Something Good

[D: The image shows a handsome man dressed in a white robe and adorned with gold ornaments, seated on a throne.]

[Name: Ramses II.]

Kenneth: "This must be a pharaoh from ancient Egypt."

He wasn't even familiar with this person anymore.

Weber: "You don't even know your teacher...?"

Kenneth: "Ahem, I'm not an expert, there will always be things I don't understand."

He's not a history buff, so how could he be familiar with Egyptian history?

When modern people mention Egyptian pharaohs, most probably only recognize two.

One Tutankhamun, one Cleopatra.

Cleopatra is quite famous. She was the last female pharaoh of ancient Egypt, a renowned beauty, and also had an ambiguous relationship with Julius Caesar.

As for Tutankhamun, it was because the 1917 incident involving the curse of Tutankhamun's tomb caused such a stir.

Tokiomi Tohsaka: "I looked it up. Ramses II's original name was Ozymandias. He was the nineteenth pharaoh of ancient Egypt and also the greatest pharaoh of ancient Egypt."

Tokiomi Tohsaka: "He was a famous politician, military leader, strategist, artist, and architect in ancient Egypt. He was a man of many talents."

Tokiomi Tohsaka: "In ancient Egypt, pharaohs were all considered to be the representatives of the gods, but he was the only one who was considered by the people to be an existence equal to the sun god Ra."

Tokiomi Tohsaka: "Even in ancient Egypt, his name was above that of the gods."

The Conqueror King: "Wow, this guy's reputation is really that great."

Webber: "With such a great reputation, this person's strength is probably not bad either."

[You have 5 minutes to answer the questions. Please begin now.]

"Oh dear, my head hurts."

Waver scratched his head and said, "These four are all exceptional Servants, so who will be the last of the Golden Trio?"

The Second Prince pondered, "I think the focus of this question should be on the term 'gold'."

Kenneth: "Gold, Gilgamesh and Karna both seem to have something golden on them."

Sora: "So that means someone who wears gold jewelry."

Weber: "Then we can rule out Qin Shi Huang and Attila, leaving B and D."

Ramses II: "Romulus and Ramses II, it's hard to say."

Kenneth: "How about we let Rider choose the answer to this question?"

The Second Emperor said, "Very well, since His Majesty is so lucky, let him make the decision."

Conqueror King: "Hahaha, no problem."

The Conqueror King: "My subjects, follow in my footsteps!"

Others also considered this and made their own choices.

[The correct answer is D.]

[Congratulations to Feng Xi, Artoria, Hassan the Hundred-Faced, Kariya Matou, Rin Tohsaka, Sakura Tohsaka, Mrs. [Name], Zhang Jiao, Ishtar, Qin Shi Huang, and Sigurd for obtaining 5 Saint Quartz.]

[All other answers were incorrect, deducting 1 Saint Quartz.]

Everyone in the Lancer team: "!!!"

Webber: "Rider, why isn't your luck working this time?"

The Conqueror King: "Well, I'm afraid it's because I didn't just guess; I believed in my heart that Romulus should have made that choice."

Kenneth: "Damn it, Conqueror King, you're such a jerk."

Sora: "If only we had chosen separately, at least we would have had someone to choose from."

Weber: "Feng Xi's methods are indeed not something everyone can learn."

Feng Xi: "Sigh, you can't blame me for this. Blame the Great Emperor."

[In this quiz, Feng Xi had the highest win rate, followed by Bai Mao Hassan, Zhang Jiao, and Sigurd, with Weber in third place. Each was rewarded with one gold, one silver, and one bronze treasure chest.]

[Today's quiz is over. See you tomorrow.]

Weber: "Feng Xi, you've won again today, even taking second place."

Feng Xi: "Luck, it really is luck."

Weber: "I think so too."

Webber stared speechlessly at the magic potion he had just opened from the bronze chest.

How many of these have they already obtained?

Kenneth, Diarmuid, and Brunhilde all obtained them from bronze chests, but only as healing potions.

The Second Prince did manage to extract a bottle of magic potion.

Recovery potions can restore physical strength and enhance the body's self-healing ability; they can be used sooner or later.

Magic potions can replenish lost magic power.

Since it was obtained from a treasure chest, its effects are naturally the best.

But what's the point of just constantly opening things? Is it really that hard to unlock something that increases your strength?

Meanwhile, Feng Xi also began his daily routine of opening treasure chests.