People in Terra, governing a bizarre little country

"Ernst, let's shoot two more takes, shall we?"

Seeing her enthusiastic expression, Ernst was both amused and exasperated.

Weren't you just looking reluctant? How come you've suddenly changed your mind?

What's wrong? Getting addicted to taking pictures?

"I love making short videos, it makes me happy!"

They don't hide anything from each other. As giant beasts, their interests can last for hundreds, thousands, or even a lifetime, but they can also change them every day or even every second!

Clearly, she had already tasted success from just one shoot.

But Ernst couldn't stay there as her actress forever.

He thought for a moment, then listed several possible actors for Nian: u

"If you want to film the daily lives of factory workers, you can try contacting Mr. Marner Nearl."

"He works in the sales department of Kalan Trade. His past identity and experience are legendary, but now he just wants to be an employee. If you are interested in this topic, you can bring more money to him and he might take the job."

"If you're interested in stories about working hard to get rich, you can look for Susie. She's now the owner of a hair salon. You can listen to her story before making a decision."

"If you want to promote some crafts or products, you can contact Latatos and ask her to help you make connections. However, you should do your background research and product quality testing beforehand to avoid being fooled by fraudsters."

"Of course, if you want to make a short drama like 'The Return of the Dragon King'."

Ernst had to admit that he also thought the short dramas were incredibly stupid. Most of the short dramas he had seen before his time travel were illogical, had awkward dialogue, and had exaggerated acting, making them unbearable to watch.

But strangely enough, people actually watch this thing!

After a long day of hard work, some people do enjoy the pure stimulation of their cerebral cortex by completely abandoning thought, and there are definitely quite a few of them. Ernst himself used to read some mindless fluff; there was no way around it. As a young man with a strong sense of class, once he got home, he was really into playing video games, and thinking was like committing murder. So he would just listen to music and read some fluff.

Therefore, although he didn't like it, from a completely objective perspective, Ernst had to admit that this type of short drama did capture a portion of market demand. If Nian was genuinely interested in this type of short drama, then Ernst wouldn't find it unacceptable.

As long as her photos aren't too silly, it's fine.

As for the selection...

"If you're confident, you can try casting Abrahana."

The return of the Dragon King must include dragons.

Well, this is certainly not some brilliant guidance from General Ernst. It's just a rather humorous suggestion.

Abrahim almost had a cameo role in one of Ernst's films, The Chronicles of Erzley: The Legend of King Arthur, which is still being re-released in various countries. Director Beatrix Swire almost swept up all the awards at Terra's newly established "Film Festival" with just that one film.

Although Ernst felt that the influence of those in power was largely due to personal connections and favors, it did not diminish the fact that the honor was genuine.

However, due to Abrahama's various actions and political status, she was not really suitable to appear in the film "The Legend of King Arthur," so Ernst declined Lafchini's cameo application.

However, on the other hand, keeping Abrahana locked up for life is obviously not a good solution. With decades of this, it's hard to guarantee that she won't find some opportunity to sneak out and cause a huge uproar.

Instead, let's dissect her directly—I mean, deconstruct her.

By using these rather silly short dramas to weaken her symbolic significance, and then gradually adding humorous or absurd labels such as "Lafsini imitator" and "Terra Dragon King" to her, people will stop caring about "who she actually is" after a while.

Just like your brother Kun, and Ding Zhen.

"However, I need to ask Raphsini's opinion first. If you're interested, I can ask her for you."

Ernst Road.

This might actually be a good thing for Abrahim?

Firstly, if she really takes this job, at least she won't be locked up in a cage anymore. She'll experience a life where "all the fun is theirs, and I have nothing."

Secondly, she can actually experience the thrill of "the return of the Dragon King of Tara, and the death of all the traitors" in these silly short dramas.

As for her own opinion on this...

Ernst prides himself on being a person who respects the opinions of others. With the help of a behemoth and the support of the Sherag platform, Miss Abrahana must be very moved.

Anyway, she'll watch the magical short film of the year whether she stays in her room or goes out, so what's the difference?

This still gives her a glimmer of unrealistic hope: the sun is shining, the rain has stopped, maybe "I love Brana" will work again!

Some might think that releasing her could lead to the problem of her revealing her identity in public at some point, but Ernst could simply have the banshee, or even the sister who controls "words" from years ago, cast a spell to avoid such a potential problem.

It can only be said that when you have enough strong cards to play, many problems cease to be problems at all. (Part Four)

Ernst felt he was too kind. He had always been a simple man who only wanted to make money and not kill. On the land of Terra, he was truly a top-notch philanthropist!

Chapter 1054 Levi: Can I put the Grey Nails on all of Terra?

Kjerag, Ulaniburg, Rhine Lab Branch, Originium Life Sciences.

Having set his sights on departing for Colombia next Monday, Ernst decided to take the doctor around for the last few days.

The first place he thought of taking the Doctor to was none other than Rhine Lab's Originium Life Science Department.

This is Levy's department.

"Is this the traveler you mentioned, the one from tens of thousands of years ago?"

Levy's schedule was actually quite tight. After all, as a scientist with a special status, he had a lot of work to do, some of which had little to do with "scientific research".

Ernst had informed Levy in advance before setting the time.

Levi, unusually, took off his white lab coat as a researcher and put on a very formal-looking suit. This was a suit that he had specially asked a tailor to recreate, according to his memory, the most formal outfit he had ever worn on Earth.

Wear your most formal attire and meet your most formal people. Ernst missed it that time due to the rush, so this time he made up for it.

She brewed three cups of black bean tea that she had gotten from Palvis, handed them to Ernst and the doctor, and looked at this "human" who looked much younger than him with interest, greeting him curiously in Russian:

"Hello, comrade, what do you do for a living?"

The Doctor paused, making sure Levi was speaking to him, then shook his head slightly and replied in Ursus:

"I'm sorry, I don't understand."

There are some subtle differences between Russian and Ursus, and the doctor pays special attention to these subtle differences. When he is not completely sure about the context and meaning of the other person's language, he will answer that he does not know.

As for where this somewhat exaggerated sensitivity comes from, well, it's because Precys is a linguist.

"It's nothing, I was just saying hello."

Levi waved his hand, indicating that the doctor didn't need to worry about it, and then turned to look at Ernst.

"Ernst, what do you think is in his head?"

"The Gray Nail".

Ernst explained,

"A kind of beacon that fixes a certain impression on people. This may be a bit abstract, so let me give you an example. If I want to firmly believe that as long as we work hard, Terra will definitely be at peace, then as long as this [nail] is implanted, I will gradually move closer to this idea and slowly become convinced of it."

Ernst didn't cite the example of "water is highly poisonous," although that would be easier to understand. However, based on the Doctor's own description, Kal'tsit's simple explanation of the Gray Nail, and the Doctor's experiences during the Tower of Babel period, Ernst felt that the Gray Nail and that kind of thought imprint were still somewhat different.

At least, its coercive nature isn't that terrifying, and it doesn't seem to "exist" indefinitely after implantation. Instead, it only triggers and turns on the "switch" after a certain "condition" is met, thus beginning to interfere with a person's consciousness.

"The reason the Doctor made this change during the Babel Tower period was because Ms. Theresa showed him how to reverse decompress Originium. I believe that's where an anchor point and a switch are located."

Levi frowned and turned his head to look at the Doctor.

The doctor nodded slightly.

He didn't have the memories of that period, but with the help of many Rhodes Island operators such as Kal'tsit, Mia, and Scalon, he gradually reconstructed his experiences from that time.

These experiences may not be accurate, since they are mostly from the perspective of Rhodes Island. To truly complete the picture, we might need the perspective of "Theresis" from another side. Unfortunately, he is destined to never find that perspective.

Theresis has been gone for a long time. Ernst didn't ask, Precys didn't answer, and even Theresa remained silent. They all knew very well that the era of the Sarkaz Six Heroes was over.

As long as Kazdelnia remains in the sky, Theresis will have absolutely no chance of overturning his case!

If Talulah were to accomplish something truly significant one day, and happens to lack the support of some prestige, Ernst might ask Priscilla whether it's appropriate to sacrifice Theresis as the "sacrifice."

If he were still alive.

However, for Levy, whether Theresis was Theresis or not was completely unimportant.

The two points that truly interested him from Ernst's explanation of the Gray Nail were these two: first, the Gray Nail could solidify a person's thinking, forming a mental beacon effect; second, Originium could be decompressed in reverse.

"If I were to nail everyone on Terra with Grey Matter, would they all gradually come to their senses and establish a GCZY society?"

Levi asked curiously, half-jokingly.

The doctor seemed stunned by the question, his expression somewhat blank, while Ernst twitched his lips.

Your idea is a bit like Yuri's, comrade!

but

"Theoretically speaking, it is feasible. As long as the trigger threshold of the Gray Nails is lowered as much as possible and they are implanted throughout Terra, then such an effect can indeed be achieved."

"But we no longer possess the technology for implanting gray matter nails."

The gray matter nail, also known as the "spinal gravimaterial nail," is a cutting-edge technology just from its name. Levi is indeed a genius, and Ernst believes that given enough time, he can complete the surgery on a biological level. However, the problem is that this thing also affects the soul.

The soul is a troublesome thing. Even in Ernst's time, the soul was still a "legend" whose existence had not been proven.

To expect Levy to live the life of a "soul researcher starting from scratch" is rather abstract. Ernst had seen people endure hardships in a few years that others had endured in decades, but he had never seen a scientist who could cover in a few years what others had covered in trillions of years!

That's too exaggerated; even novels wouldn't dare to write something like that!

As for having people from prehistoric civilizations pass on their experiences, let's set aside whether they are willing or not. Even if there are mentors, so what?

Without tools, technology, or experimental conditions, could people in ancient times have created a nuclear bomb by colliding two stones according to the mass-energy equivalence equation?

Not to mention that this thing is far more valuable than a nuclear bomb.

Levi nodded in agreement; Ernst was right.

However, he felt that he could still give it a try.

Ernst was a politician; he understood scientists, but he didn't truly understand them. Scientists are those who make the impossible possible.

Even if he can't do it, he can learn it and pass on this knowledge and his own ideas.

One person may not be able to walk the path of a hundred generations, but the path paved by one generation can be used by a hundred generations to keep moving forward!

To paraphrase the words of that great man from Ernst's previous life, "The laws and regulations of Qin have been followed for generations!"

Never underestimate the vitality of ideas and systems!

Regarding another issue, the reverse decompression of Originium...

He glanced at the doctor again, hesitated for a moment, then stood up, said "sorry" to the doctor, and walked to the side, mysteriously waving at Ernst.

Ernst walked over with a puzzled look, and Levi then lowered his voice, whispering in a volume only the two of them could hear:

"I actually have some ideas about how to decompress the Originium."

"Remember, Safar, and Quesatushta, weren't they both killed by me like this?"

Ernst suddenly realized.

You know what, it's true!

Safar, the public servant of Kjerag, was just a fragment of the people in the past. The reason he was able to be resurrected was because when Rhine Lab was conducting the Balrog experiment, Levi used a not-yet-mature reverse decompression technology to retrieve Safar's consciousness from the Originium!

It was because of this incident that when Quesatushta resurrected Theresa, he abandoned the original Absolutioner's secret arts and attempted to use "advanced Columbian technology," so he consulted Levi.

The result was three.

Quesatushta: "I finally felt a spark, and you made me lose so completely! Damn it! (Transforms into a dragon face)"

Thinking about it this way, Levy did indeed master and gradually perfect this technology a long time ago.

While pleased, Ernst was also somewhat puzzled:

"This is a good thing, why are you avoiding the Doctor?"

"Didn't you say he had a gray matter nail in his brain? Could reverse decompression technology be the anchor point that triggered that nail?"

Ernst blinked, realizing what was happening.

Oh, you're afraid of upsetting the professor!

He explained:

"That nail is probably gone."

After saying that, he paused, then realized that it wasn't entirely accurate, since he didn't understand the technical aspects of the matter, and Ernst didn't know whether Theresa had washed it properly or not.

So he nodded again:

"However, your concerns are valid."