Chapter 395 Three Dynasties
Chapter 395 Three Dynasties
Chapter 395 Three Dynasties
"You weren't a spy before you traveled through time?"
Consider Chernobyl, the Russian researcher, and other classic collocations.
Xia Er really felt that Grisha could probably double as a spy, political commissar, and Jesus, in addition to being a researcher. Even the end of the Glorious Era was so beautiful.
"To wake up one day and become a god? How could I possibly be the one to receive such treatment?"
Xia'er didn't believe he had such good luck. If Adam's prediction came true, could it be that he almost became the "God of the Western Continent," and then was killed before he could even be born? And when he opened his eyes again, he was obediently living as an elf in the Northern and Southern Continents?
"Why don't you find a way to sever the connection with the two source substances?"
Adam didn't quite understand. Xia'er had already gathered all two paths of knowledge, so why was he still entangled with the Five Families and the Three Ghost Families? No one understood the terror of the Source Essence better than him.
"Then why don't you return and merge with the fallen God?"
"The Fallen God can draw in the pollution of the Chaos Sea, and the second blasphemous tablet should reduce the risks of operation. What is there to fear from a dual-path True God who can manipulate primordial matter?"
"If Medici is someone who can be sacrificed, wouldn't it be making the best use of him by having a fallen God shepherd him?"
"But it's no wonder. The Black Emperor would rather have the Six Gods have uniqueness than entrust them to the Fallen God. Regardless of trust, shepherds always inspire fear."
Xia'er looked at Adam with the same puzzlement. "If you return to the Fallen God and then shepherd the Red Priest's uniqueness, according to the blood relationship between the Disaster Family and the Five Families, you would be a true god through three paths. If that's not enough, then shepherd the uniqueness of destiny."
Amon's parasitism is reversible, and so is herding. If it were explained clearly, how could Medici and Urolius possibly refuse?
The two looked at each other, neither saying a word.
The slogan of salvation is too pale. Perhaps in the Fifth Age, it would be a powerful and inspiring statement, a reason to exist, and something worth sacrificing everything for. But now, in the Fourth Age, it is too pale. Saving the world three thousand years from now? Well, what about now? You must have your own selfish motives too.
The divine aspect of this ancient sun god, the fanatic in the eyes of the world, has departed.
Shael cannot read minds of the Angel King who is a visitor, but he also has some guesses about Adam's psychology, who... may also be confused.
Feeling lost... not knowing what is right or right.
When the ancient sun god was born, humans were slaves to other extraordinary races. He did not lack a direction to move forward, but rather to reclaim power and liberate humanity.
When He truly accomplished this, throughout the entire Glorious Era, whether those years were good or bad, the ancient sun god would not doubt Himself, nor would He be confused, because the sun does not doubt itself. Moreover, He then had the highest priority: to contend with the consciousness of the revived primordial God.
We won't feel lost when the sun is out, but what happens when the sun is gone?
With only the depraved side remaining, the dark side of human nature becomes even clearer.
Adam, having lived through an era as the eldest son of the sun god, suddenly awakened to the divine aspect of the ancient sun god. Even though this awakening was irreversible, Adam's observations and understanding of the ancient sun god himself and the entire glorious era, presented in such a detailed and objective report, were enough to confuse the ancient sun god.
The sun does not feel that it has made any mistakes.
Even if you think that way at first, once the sun "separated from the error" and gave birth to its second son, Amon, the "Creator" will no longer make mistakes.
Therefore, Xia'er felt that Adam was somewhat confused. Adam was not unaware that perhaps returning to the Fallen God would be better, but since the Fallen God at this time had not given up the title of "God," his primary goal might be more enthusiastic about "revenge."
After all, he is a deity who has been resurrected from negative emotions. It is somewhat difficult for him to be objective and fair in his thinking and examination, without being biased in his mind.
Adam may have known that if He were to return, it would inevitably be under the leadership of the Fallen God, who would gather all His power to reclaim His authority, and perhaps then restart the second glorious era until the end of the world.
"Throughout the Third Age, the radiance of the sun god was omnipresent."
"Miracles are everywhere, and the influence of the gods is everywhere, but the impact of the extraordinary on reality is limited. Even the ancient sun god, who was so powerful, did not choose to use the power of the extraordinary to completely and massively transform the world."
"So Grisha at that time hoped to maintain this environment so that humanity could evolve a civilization adapted to the extraordinary environment."
"However, all of this came to an abrupt end with His fall, and what I did in the Solomon Empire was perhaps what the ancient sun god hoped to see, except that it was not the evolution of ordinary people themselves, but a change with a clear direction that was promoted from top to bottom by the White Emperor."
Xia Er had a pretty good grasp of Adam's psychology, and he chose to accept it.
Although Adam lacked foresight, as the angel king who acted as an observer, he could discern from various aspects the situation that Shael wanted to create. Adam was not averse to this, but rather intended to build upon it further.
In the Northern Continent, there will be three countries, three empires, and three dynasties.
The first was the restored Second Solomon Empire.
He will inherit part of the legal system of the First Solomon Empire, which will be an empire with one emperor and one church. Politically, there will only be one Black Emperor, and in terms of faith, the Fallen God will be the absolute mainstream. The spiritual system built by the White Emperor will also be continued. The Zarathustra family and the Zoroaster family will be the key to communication between the real world and the spiritual world.
The second is the Tudor Empire.
This will be a dynasty ruled by emperors and extraordinary nobles.
The third is the Terensus Empire.
This will be a united empire built by the emperor as the administrator and the seven gods as the supervisors.
This standoff may last a long time, and perhaps what Adam wants to observe lies within it.
"Then let's add another control group: the highland kingdoms of the Southern Continent. At the right time, they can also submit to the Byron Empire, allowing the Aegis family to complete the unification of the Southern Continent."
Although Xia Er knew that none of the four empires were perfect, he still wanted to see what life was like for ordinary people in the four empires.
In the era of the Black and White Emperors, the White Emperor introduced some barriers to large-scale infrastructure projects. By introducing natural spirits and mysticism, he made mystical creations easy to use but not easy to learn. He also did not intend to truly promote an industrial system based on the real world.
Otherwise, the proliferation of machine guns, cannons, and missiles will only make the war more brutal and will only make high-ranking extraordinary individuals more inclined to use heavy-handed tactics when dealing with ordinary soldiers.
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