Transform into a human

"If I didn't know that the Great Library has no human emotions, I would have suspected that it was the one who did it," the finance minister said in a flippant tone, like a playful god of wealth. "If you want a promise to become a predetermined future, I can't think of any other way but to carve it on a monument in the Temple of Civilization."

As he spoke, golden liquid flowed from the corners of his mouth, cascading like a waterfall into the abyss beneath his feet. A few strands stuck to his shoes transformed into gold ingots, emitting a piercing laugh.

Hiber felt a chill run down her spine. The externalization of authority was a sign of a god, far beyond the reach of a saintly figure. Yet, right here in this cubic pavilion, not only the mysterious president, but even the finance minister had manifested!

He had reason to believe that more than one high-ranking human had reached this point.

"This is simply unbelievable..."

The Elf Queen had fought against human saints hundreds of years ago, but at that time, saints were as weak as quails in front of gods. As the sixth realm on the path of transcendence, they were ridiculed by other alien gods. Only by relying on numbers could they be qualified to stand in front of them.

But how long has it been? These saints have almost reached the threshold of authority, and are only one step away from giving birth to true authority.

"But the Great Library is the most 'rational' entity in the entire Andromeda," Qing Sheng seemed to support ceding some of its benefits to the Great Library, "and based on it, even if a new mainstream civilization emerges, it will not be an enemy of the Federation."

The finance minister smiled enigmatically. The curved light obscured his eyes, allowing only a slight upturn of his lips to be seen in the shadows: "Let's vote. I agree."

"agree."

"agree."

Nine voices rang out, sounding to Sibel like the whispers of demons, and the cabinet finally reached a rare consensus.

The cabinet members looked toward the head of state, but the president's radiant presence remained unresponsive.

Qing Sheng stood up:

"In that case, I will notify the Temple of Civilization."

Suddenly, Hiber said:

"May I tell all this to my people?"

"Oh?" Secretary of State Wu Masheng said with interest, "It's not for some ridiculous right to know, is it?"

"I want all elves to see how this once great race is now struggling on the edge of a precipice. Our history should not be a reason to stand still." Hiber said with great composure, and when she spoke of "history," it was as if a bard was singing in the dark, recounting countless heroic epics over tens of thousands of years.

"Most importantly, only in this way will they recognize the current situation of us elves and will not show too much resistance to my subsequent decisions—"

"If I have the chance to return to Lejedale, I hope that the elves can become a subordinate race to humans."

The nine giants were stunned almost simultaneously, then all looked at the Elf Queen. These words shocked them even more than the tragedy of Tianwei III.

They wouldn't doubt that the gods "spoke wrongly," but only doubt their own perception: Is this still the proud elf?

They were once the most ancient civilization standing at the pinnacle of the Andromeda Galaxy, and even the name of the Andromeda nebula comes from their mythology.

Wuma Sheng nodded slightly in respect:

"I admire your courage."

"Admiration...?"

Hiber muttered to herself, seemingly lost in thought.

……

……

From the ancient galaxy of Lejedale came a beautiful song, one that the elves knew all too well—it was their queen.

In the Elven race, on the birthday of the legendary fairy, the Queen would sing softly to begin the Elven celebrations, but today could be the prelude to a death knell.

The elves were somewhat relieved, as the human fleet was still lurking outside Lejedale. As long as their queen wasn't tricked into a trap, it was already good news.

But what happened next puzzled them. Using her song as a medium, Shibel simultaneously showed all the elves a scene that looked like a library.

The main characters in the picture are a man and a woman, both of whom are human—or at least appear to be human. The man is deep in thought with his eyes closed, sweat pouring down his hair, while the woman is slumped on the ground, covering her face and weeping.

What is this? All the elves were puzzled at the same time.

It's also because of Lejedale's reappearance in the world. If it were another civilization, many people would probably recognize Yue Lai's face. After all, many alien races watched the "Hou Fan case" with great interest.

Soon, the Queen's song explained everything to them—

Whether the timeline can be altered depends on these two.

In other words, the lives of the elves depend on this.

The elves held their breath. They couldn't understand how they, who were freely reciting poems and carving in the forest just yesterday, were now entrusting the fate of their entire race to an ordinary human.

The changes have come far too quickly!

Many elven elders wept bitterly. They had lived through the "War of Freedom" hundreds of years ago, knew how glorious the elven civilization had once been, and knew why this great race had declined. Because of this, they understood all too well the humiliation their queen had suffered.

Since the birth of the first intelligent race, Andromeda has never had a god captured alive!

"Look closely, children!" the elven elder whispered, his sorrow turning into a deep whisper. "If we perish today, at least know why!"

Time passed slowly, and the elves felt each day was an eternity. Finally, the human saints completed their "oath" in the Temple of Civilization: if humanity did not perish, their promise to the Great Library would be the inevitable future. This ancient relic of civilization finally received a message from the future within the Time Cage.

At this moment, Yue Lai is making his fifth attempt. Theoretically, people in the Time Cage cannot detect time reversal, but Yue Lai has the [Time-Traveling] ability!

This method, which is completely useless in combat, always shines unexpectedly. Yue Lai realized everything during the second time travel, but he couldn't make too many changes, otherwise the gods would definitely notice the existence of the Hunzi Method.

That is why, theoretically, he could find most of the "knowledge" about Andromeda in the Great Library, but each time he could only watch time slip away in vain.

"Damn it, what should I do! Am I really going to expose the existence of this thug's gang?"

Although he has no memories of the past, his subconscious resistance to revealing his secrets to the gods is so strong that it even makes him feel terrified.

Yue Lai could only repeat the existing timeline over and over again, watching the tragedy occur three times in total, witnessing mountains of corpses and seas of blood, each time causing him immense pain.

During this time, he pondered the clues presented to him by "Helena's Detective Stories" countless times, but to no avail.

A normal person can't even remember what they ate ten days ago, so how could he possibly remember every detail of his life!

Just as the fourth tragedy occurred and the fifth flashback began, a voice suddenly came to his ears:

"You are actually unaffected by time?"