People in Terra, governing a bizarre little country

"Where are those [helpers]?"

"Are you referring to those that Wang was looking for?"

Q Ya'er paused slightly, as if asking something, when Ling's lazy voice came from the side.

A moment later, she replied:

"Only one of them has arrived; the others haven't arrived yet. Wang is afraid they'll misunderstand, so he's already gone out to look for them."

Ernst was slightly taken aback.

It's understandable that only one person has arrived, and it's also understandable that the others haven't arrived yet, but I'm afraid they might misunderstand what I mean?

What could those giant beasts possibly misunderstand? Don't they have a grudge against Sui? This group was originally there to fight Sui, so what else could they possibly misunderstand?

Ling Ya'er seemed to have guessed that Ernst might be confused, and took the initiative to explain:

"Well, the one who arrived had a small conflict with [Sami] and got a beating from [Sami]. It was quite a commotion, and we were afraid others would misunderstand that it was a trap set up by Da Yan to trick them, so..."

Ernst was immediately filled with awe.

5. When he arrived in Yan Kingdom, he didn't encounter any stupid or dim-witted villains along the way, which he thought was quite normal.

6. After all, with the strength of the Yan Kingdom, if they really had no brains, they probably wouldn't survive more than three episodes.

Unexpectedly, his judgment was not entirely correct.

The people of Yan are indeed all shrewd and intelligent, but not all of the giant beasts in Yan are beastly spirits!

Are there any giant beasts that dare to provoke [Sami]?

Ernst, momentarily curious, casually asked:

"What's that person's name?"

“Ya”.

Ya'er replied,

"As soon as she arrived, she said that she must defeat and kill [Sui] herself, and no one could take it from her, otherwise she would teach them a lesson. But [Sami] also wanted to compete with Sui, so he mentioned it."

"And then?" Ernst was no longer sleepy and asked expectantly.

"And then? And then there was nothing more."

Ya'er said,

"She made a move, and was instantly killed. There's nothing more to say."

"The little world inside her body has been frozen into ice slush by [Sami], so she probably won't be able to help much tomorrow."

stretch.

Although Ernst regretted losing a combatant, he also regretted that it was unlikely to happen.

[Sami] demonstrated her strength once again through this small incident, which was enough to make up for the wavering confidence caused by the lack of a [Ya].

After exchanging a few more words with the great god Yeragand, Ernst put away the divine stone, breathed a slight sigh of relief, and turned his head to look again at the bag of Originium on the table.

He specifically asked Zhenlong for some high-purity goods, saving himself the trouble of climbing the table to remove the light bulbs.

Now, the only possible unexpected issue is the source stone problem of the "Jingyu Main Mine".

【Anana】, one of the 【Originium】 that is now used as the energy core of the floating city of Kazdelnia and as proof of the inheritance of power of Tikkaz, has been buried for many years in the Talgan Main Mine, one of the three main mines.

It possesses astonishing power; the mere fact that it can release nearly inexhaustible energy is enough to make countless people drool. Not to mention, if it were used by someone who knew how to use it, it could unleash terrifying power.

Agor is a cautionary tale. Didn't you see how this ocean overlord behaved himself after being slapped by the fourth Precyth?

Ernst's concern was about the possible presence of the original Originium within Jingyu's main mineral vein.

Theoretically, the Doctor should be able to handle this thing, but after all, the Doctor is an amnesiac genius. If possible, it would be safer for Precys to take action.

He walked to the table, picked up the bag containing the pure source stones, and decided to give it one last try!

Ernst poured out the Originium from the bag, and without even selecting any, began calling out to the pure Originium:

"Prismus, are you there? Prismus, are you there? Prismus, the Doctor is with me, are you there?"

Dozens of pure source stones were placed in front of him. This wave, this wave is a saturation call!

Although he didn't have high hopes, he figured whether Precys could hear or not wasn't determined by how much Originium she had. Otherwise, every time a natural disaster struck Terra and affected a city, wouldn't she hear the screams of a super horror movie?

This guy's howling is driving him crazy, isn't it?

But to Ernst's surprise, this trick actually worked!

Ernst called out a few times, and the Pure Originium actually reacted, emitting a colorful light!

Precys emerged from the Originium, wearing thick black-rimmed glasses, his hair disheveled, and his face showing signs of exhaustion and confusion from overwork.

Seeing Ernst's astonished expression, she paused for a moment, then asked somewhat nervously:

"What's wrong? Treasure, why are you calling me in such a hurry?"

She asked cautiously,

"You went to the sea?"

Ernst shook his head: "No."

Sopres breathed a sigh of relief and nodded: "That's alright then. What happened? Do you need my help?"

Thornster gave her a suspicious look.

Something's wrong, nine out of ten things are wrong. What happened in the sea? Why are you so nervous?

U. Precyth is a pure STEM girl and not very good at hiding her emotions. Ernst had said long ago that she was "very easy to understand." Her reaction just now was definitely not normal.

Is the N-Sea the territory of the [Deep Blue Tree]? Could it be that what Precys has been busy with lately is related to Lo?

Seeing Ernst's doubtful expression, Precys quickly said:

"What's wrong? Why are you looking at me like that?"

"I've been a bit busy lately and haven't been able to reply to messages immediately, sorry!"

"I happen to have some free time now. If you have any questions about treasures, I'll answer them right away!"

Qinst nodded, silently ignoring her slightly upturned, somewhat uncertain tone and her averted gaze.

Let's not ask anymore; I have a feeling it's not a good thing.

The most urgent task is to solve the problem of the Sui beast!

I'm going back to school, asking for leave, and catching up on some old friendships.

School has started! Although there aren't many classes, I still have to go back to school to register once.

So I'm taking the day off today to pack up my things at school and attend a roll call meeting. I'll update tomorrow after I'm done.

Thank you all for your understanding!

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Chapter 974 Wishing you all a victorious start and great success in your military endeavors!

In the beginning of chaos, everything was hazy and indistinct.

My thinking was somewhat sluggish, but my memory conjured up a magical scene.

This is a mythical battlefield.

The colossal beast held its head high, its golden armor and dragon scales shimmering with a terrifying light in the twilight. Its eyes seemed to hold the movement of the sun and moon, and its fingertips seemed to be entwined with the cycle of cause and effect. It appeared wise and mighty, its majestic image fulfilling every fantasy of a deity. Yet, beneath that seemingly invincible majesty, it appeared to be somewhat outwardly strong but inwardly weak.

Especially beneath it, the endless mortals formed an army, manipulating wind and fire in their hands and unleashing thunder beneath their feet. They seemed more like invincible gods than the towering beast.

Before I could even process what had happened here, my memories began to shift again.

This time, the thought seemed to travel to a more distant past, when those "mortals" were closely following behind Him. His roar was the horn for the mortals to charge forward, and His power opened up the path for them. On both sides of their marching army were the corpses of many more colossal beings, and the sinister and resentful gazes of equally majestic beings.

He was at the height of his power, and the whole world seemed to be in his grasp, at his mercy.

But why did He do that? And why was He later "punished" by the mortals who followed Him?

Tracing the memories back to their source, the surrounding scenery constantly changes, eventually presenting an unbelievable scene.

He slowly opened his eyes.

Before me stood a group of ignorant people.

They lived between giant beasts, their only land engulfed by the flames of a war known as the "Hundred Clan Rebellion." The feudal lords reignited the war for land, and the Yan clan's true dragon was powerless to restrain the rebels. When the most terrifying chaos descended, it could only follow its primal instincts, placing its hopes in the ethereal yet seemingly close "gods."

The True Dragon held a grand ceremony, his prayers calling upon the oldest deity dwelling on the land of Yan, hoping that He would open His eyes and look upon the people He protected.

"Gods, gods, please open your eyes!"

His perception was completely different from that of other beings; in His perception, there was no concept of "master" or "ruler." The tiny creatures living on this land were, to some extent, simply seen as part of Himself. And now, they had come looking for Him.

This is a very interesting thing.

It's like some organ in your body, or even a hair, is calling out to you for help.

He chose to respond to the prayer of that tiny hair.

"In the general understanding of contemporary Yan people, the idea that a true dragon can drive out the gods only gradually emerged when that [Martial Emperor] declared that all land under heaven belongs to the king."

"But in fact, long before that, even before the ancient Yan scholars realized that the so-called 'gods' were just a group of powerful creatures with supernatural abilities, the Yan people had already developed the idea of ​​expelling the 'gods'."

"The Emperor of Yan quelled the rebellion of the Hundred Clans by taking advantage of the wind and rain summoned by the Year Beast. Although the story of divine assistance and divine mandate has been widely circulated, the Emperor was unwilling to bind the rule of Yan to the power of the gods, nor did he want the power of the gods to shroud the land of Yan for long. While holding grand sacrifices to appease the people, they were also constantly gathering talented people to try to find out the true face of the 'gods'."

Kal'tsit began her narration slowly.

Ernst was hesitant to comment. He glanced at the gathered Beast Agents around him, whose expressions were all rather strange.

Fortunately, the true dragon is currently in the court directing affairs and is not here. Otherwise, who knows what he would think if he heard these secrets.

Or perhaps he actually knew these "truths"?

For example, the cooperation between Sui and Yan Kingdom actually dates back much longer than currently recorded. For instance, the True Dragon had the intention of discarding Sui from the very beginning, rather than waiting until after the [Giant Beast Hunt] ended and seeing the dying Sui before making this decision. Furthermore, the first great sacrifice in Yan Kingdom's history was actually to summon the sleeping Sui beast, hoping it would provide protection for the Yan clan during the chaos of the Hundred Clans.

Ernst shouldn't presume to speculate on this point.

Whether he knew it or not, these things, like the conflict between the Tikkaz and the Protoss that runs through the entire history of Terran civilization, have long been a messy and inexplicable issue.

The conflict between the Yan Kingdom and the Sui Beasts—who was right and who was wrong—is no longer important. What matters is that the Yan Kingdom is now part of Terra's current order. And the era when the behemoths roamed the land is over.

The Year Beast itself ended the Eastern War Zone with its own hands.

Ernst was, after all, a human being. In his view, the moral flaws of the Yan Kingdom's ancestors were tolerable. At least, the Yan Kingdom's current development had not let down their ancestors for that ruthless betrayal back then.

All's fair in war. Back then, Liu Bang and Xiang Yu agreed to divide the world in two at the Honggou Canal, but the final outcome is something we all know.

The Battle of Gaixia laid the foundation for the Han Dynasty's four-hundred-year reign!

It can only be said that the Sui beast also had its own Battle of Gaixia.

Ernst would not doubt Kal'tsit, but some of the Beast Agents were shocked by Kal'tsit's words.

"What you're saying sounds so convincing, is it true?"

Nian was very skeptical about this. Although Shu, who was standing to the side, did not say anything, he was also clearly incredulous.

After all, this kind of secret was not even mentioned in the history of Yan Kingdom. Whether Zhenxun himself knew about it was already a mystery. How could Kal'tsit, who doesn't look that old, know so much about it? And speak of it so confidently?

Could it be that she has some special intelligence transmission channel? Just like that "Hermitage of the Holy Mountain," it's clearly not an official organization and doesn't seem like anything special, but no matter where you go, you can find their presence, just like an urban legend, they're everywhere!

But to Nian's surprise, Kal'tsit simply nodded:

"it is true."

Years later, he doubted:

"Are you so sure? How do you know? Did you see it at the scene?"

Kal'tsit nodded in affirmation:

"What I saw at the scene."

"???"

She really wanted to yell, "You're talking nonsense!"

When officials of the Great Yan Dynasty wrote history, they based it on the emperor's daily records and other documents. But you, as a historian, actually stood on the scene and observed everything firsthand before writing your account?

How old are you? Are you bragging?

But before she could speak, Ernst waved his hand, signaling her to calm down: