He was imprisoned in Nibelungen for a thousand years, only to find out upon his release that he was

To be honest, she was also a little surprised by Lu Ming's idea.

This idea, how should I put it, is just too unusual compared to other children...

She is indeed a beast who holds the principle of return.

But I've never seen such an unusual and hardcore method to return to the womb!

Yet, within this unusual attitude, there is a hint of rationality.

From a practical standpoint, Tiamat's separation of her mind and body from her giant body was not a "healthy" situation.

Just like how the separation of body and soul in a normal living organism cannot be considered the norm.

Generally speaking, when in this state, the normal instinctive reaction is to seek integration and wholeness.

In other words, when Tiamatron attacked Snowfield City, it was also instinctively seeking the return of its mental body and spiritual essence.

It's like saying a Gundam can't function without a pilot; it's completely soulless!

Coincidentally, Lu Ming himself had already integrated with Tiamat's mind body.

Although the juvenile Tiamat can go out and move around on ordinary days, it is only a shadow spirit, equivalent to a shadow cast by a soul.

The essence of the soul is Lu Ming himself.

Now that Lu Ming has ventured deep into the dragon's body and chosen to make close contact with it, it is actually quite "dangerous"...

Because the process of who devours whom can be completely reversed.

If Lu Ming fails, then he will be captured by the Tiamat Dragon and forcibly become its mind, or "pilot." In other words, Lu Ming will become the Beast.

Conversely, if Lu Ming devours Beast, he himself becomes Beast...

Wait a minute, don't these two seem to be almost the same? They're both intertwined, with each containing elements of the other?

The juvenile Tiamat was momentarily stunned.

"...I just don't understand. What a worry for his mother!"

"And it's the same all the time! They don't treat their mother like a mother at all!"

Even though that's what she said, for some reason, little Tiamat suddenly felt a little happy when she thought about it. A different kind of emotion, besides maternal love, was growing in her heart.

"Alright, alright, I'll help you this time. With Mommy here, the scales of victory will tip in your favor!"

After speaking, Tiamat's juvenile form faded away and disappeared instantly.

Almost simultaneously, on the battlefield east of the city, almost everyone confirmed a basic fact—

The towering, mountain-like figure of the giant god suddenly ceased all movement.

"Look! He has stopped!"

"Oh! Holy Son, thank you, I've survived again!"

"Don't just stand there! Quickly send an urgent battle report to the rear, informing them of the latest situation!"

"..."

Quetzalcoatl stood on a branch of a towering ancient tree, gazing at the small black dots moving back and forth on the walls of the snow-covered city.

My emotions remained unsettled for a long time.

When Lu Ming explained the tactics, she had a general idea of ​​what was about to happen.

During the battle just now, Quetzalcoatl had noticed the beastly signs that Lu Ming was displaying.

If this qualified being were to become one with the returning beast...

The current disaster has been resolved.

However, this did not eliminate the beast at all. The beast's reaction did not disappear.

This could even lead to the emergence of other beasts in the future of this world. This is the so-called chain manifestation mechanism.

"He who sows the wind will reap the storm..."

......

"Hmm, so you think that with this intelligence, we can make a breakthrough in the investigation, so you should let me take a look at this?"

Cú Chulainn held the photocopy in his hand.

His eyes were vacant, and his hands trembled slightly. His heart had quietly died.

What did he see? What did he feel?

The answer is: a volume of history.

But the helplessness and despair he felt after reading it were probably incomparable even to the scene of Ragnarok.

It's not because of this history that Odin was portrayed as a failure.

On the contrary, it's clearly because it was written too "successfully"!

And this "achievement" has absolutely nothing to do with him!

Take a closer look! What kind of rubbish is this?!

The Clock Tower, built by Oddish;

Solomon, controlled by Odin;

The demon, sent by Odin;

The designation of the Grand Master was given by Odin.

Oh... based on the two Chaldea employees of the year, here are some helpful little footnotes written next to them—

Even the establishment of Chaldea and the burning of humanity were matters in which Odin was involved;

The formation of Lostbelts? It's Odin, of course!

Excellent! Very good! (gritting teeth)

As for your question, what's so good about it?

That must have been a great solution to the problem of not being able to find the culprit behind the "blank paper" incident after the "human reason burning incident" ended!

Anyway, whenever something happens... just push it all to Odin.

Cú Chulainn suppressed his temper and flipped through several pages before finally taking a deep breath.

Put the manuscript paper aside and turn your head to the side.

He's really not good enough anymore, it's unbearable to watch.

"Mr. Cú Chulainn, are you alright?"

Mashu couldn't understand why the other person was suddenly in a bad mood.

"Mr. Cú Chulainn, could it be that Mr. Lu Ming's subordinates have not treated you well?"

Ritsuka, quick-witted as ever, darted her eyes around and swiftly surveyed the room where Cú Chulainn was.

As things stand, not all the new residents have gained complete freedom. Even Ritsuka and Mashu only gained the freedom to move within a monitored area after Lu Ming's conversation.

Tini, who has a grudge against Odin, is considered to have the highest degree of freedom.

Cú Chulainn and others who have not yet been exonerated are restricted to a large apartment building with a frequently activated barrier.

In fact, Cú Chulainn himself knew better than anyone that he was not even the type who could prove his innocence, but rather the type who could not clear his name at all and could only admit to the crime and wait to "make amends."

It doesn't matter, I'll just have to bear with it for now.

Taking advantage of this free time, I prepared some things and gathered some intelligence...

But he never expected that such terrible and outrageous information would be delivered to his doorstep!

However, given the current situation, he couldn't reveal his identity on the spot.

Otherwise, given these two girls' current "stereotypes," once they learn the truth, they'll probably be the first to expose and report him!

Damn!

If his current strength and circumstances allowed, he really wanted to crack open Lu Ming's skull.

Let's see what kind of abnormal brain circuit structure could forcefully embed Odin's image into a historical conspiracy theory framework, and do it so perfectly!

"Tsk, let's not talk about salary! When you're under someone's roof, you have to bow your head. Let's talk about something else important!"

Cú Chulainn pointed to the photocopy of the manuscript on the table. "By the way, where did you find the original of this?"

Mashu raised her hand with great interest and said:

"We were originally looking for a place to continue organizing intelligence, but on the way, we happened to run into Mr. Alexandre Dumas! — You might not know Mr. Cú Chulainn, but he was a famous French writer! He wrote 'The Three Musketeers,' 'The Count of Monte Cristo,' and so on..."

"Cough cough!"

Ritsuka interrupted Mashu's endless rambling; once the junior student started explaining things, the topic just wouldn't stop:

"The key point is that, according to that Alexandre Dumas, this book, 'The True History of the Dragon Clan,' was written by him in accordance with Mr. Lu Ming's outline."

Cú Chulainn: "..."

Very well, writers and bards are all the same kind of people in his eyes.

The list of books of hatred has been expanded by 1.

"Wait, 'The True History of the Dragon Clan'?"

Dragons?

Cú Chulainn immediately felt alarm bells ringing in his mind.

He felt as if he had just missed some new slander against Odin!

So he reopened the stapled manuscript and hurriedly flipped through the pages.

"Odin's Abyss... The History of Odin's Conspiracy... Skip... The True History of the Dragon Clan, yes, this is it..."

Cú Chulainn immediately flipped to the beginning, and at first glance, he almost fainted.

What does it mean that at the beginning of the world, dragons ruled the entire planet?

What is the original dragon? Nidhogg, the Black King, created his race and developed a glorious ancient civilization. The Age of Gods was the age of dragons, and mythology is just a distorted version of the story of dragons fighting.

What does it mean that Odin is one of the four great rulers, the king of the sky and the wind?

I laughed in exasperation.

If Chaldea hadn't gotten hold of this thing first, Cú Chulainn would have torn it to shreds on the spot.

Then he rushed out, found Dumas, and tore him apart too.

Forget it, thinking about it carefully, Dumas was just a writer's assistant; there's no point in contacting him. With Lu Ming around, there will be a constant stream of "new history," appearing in all sorts of forms.

Cú Chulainn thought to himself. What he needed to do was not to let his anger be provoked and vent it everywhere, but to find a way to reduce the credibility of this thing and turn it into a useless pastime.

The "True History of Dragon Raja" mentioned earlier serves as a good example.

"By the way, didn't you guys read the part about the dragons later on?"

“No,” Mash shook her head. “We just finished organizing the intelligence and were just about to see what Mr. Cú Chulainn had to say.”

She and Ritsuka are struggling with whether to contact Chaldea, and if so, whether to confront them directly.

With my mind preoccupied with these thoughts, I didn't have the time to carefully read through the rest of the content.

"Haha, then I have to advise you to carefully examine the value of this book. Just this one fallacy, 'Odin's true identity is a dragon,' is enough to make people laugh and cry."

"Dragon race?"

Mashu and Ritsuka looked it over, and it really was true.

"Look at this chapter again. It focuses on some historical figures whose true identities are dragons. Do you think that's possible?"

"For example, this one: 'The seventy-two demons commanded by King Solomon were actually dragons sent by Odin'..."

"I think we've all seen the demon god in his form, so is there any logic to this?"

Cú Chulainn adopted a neutral stance, shaking his head with feigned helplessness.

In reality, he was overjoyed.

Haha! He finally found a place where he could easily refute Lu Mingqi's outlandish theories!

And the Demon Pillars' identities are dragons... I just want to ask Solomon, did he even know that the Demons were actually dragons?!