chsdbacks Chapter 374 The Linear Arrangement of History
Chapter 374 The Linear Arrangement of History
Chapter 374 The Linear Arrangement of History
This majestic and divine voice was so powerful that even the fanatical Snowman dared not refute it.
Fanatics are simply fanatical believers, not mentally unstable. They choose to bow their heads when necessary so that they can better fulfill the Lord's mission.
Klein and the others were pounding with fear; they were completely unable to react to the "Queen of Giants'" words.
Fortunately, they didn't need to answer. Snowman prayed softly, and a huge light appeared behind him.
It's like light, just pouring down without being intense. It doesn't need to emphasize its power, yet no one would dare to ignore the radiance from the sun.
Time seemed to stand still in the hall, and even the senses were stripped away. By the time Klein and the others came to their senses, they had already left the palace and returned to the beach where they had landed.
"This is simply a miracle."
Anderson murmured, feeling as if his heart had been purified.
"This is a miracle!"
Snowman emphasized that even if this world may not be real, the glory of the Lord must be sacred.
"Okay, okay."
"So what's the next step?"
Anderson just wanted to know how to get out of there.
"southward!"
The ascetic replied without hesitation.
Why?
Klein frowned, completely baffled as to why Snowman was so certain.
"Because according to the course of history, a war will break out between the Lord and the Elf King."
"At that time, many races would be involved, and we were not safe no matter where we were. Only the South would be less affected."
Snowman explained patiently.
He even sounded a little regretful as he spoke. If he had the qualifications and ability to witness it, and if he knew that this world could never recreate that magnificence, he really wanted to leave behind a record of witnessing the Lord's glorious moment.
"Didn't you say you wouldn't die here?"
"Flames?" Mr. Danitz asked.
"Did you dare to look up inside the temple just now?"
The vampire viscount gave him a cold glance and said.
Danitz shut up; he dared not, for if he looked up, he might really die.
"But the existence of this book is clearly related to dragons in some way."
"How do you know that things will develop the way you predicted, and not the exact opposite?"
Klein doesn't believe that a travelogue, which may be biased by personal opinions, can accurately reflect history.
"Great beings do not rewrite history, and the rise of the Lord is an established fact."
Snowman didn't understand why Klein would ask such a question. He hadn't considered this aspect at all. Even though he was wary of extraordinary races like elves, dragons, and giants, he was mostly acting from the perspective of their races.
Even if he believes that it is entirely reasonable and correct for the Lord to reclaim his authority, he will not underestimate those who were once the Lord's opponents.
These great beings may be cruel and tyrannical, but how could they possibly deny the established facts? Nor would those decadent supernatural races use their gods to make such an absurd and shameful joke.
How could it be impossible...?
Klein felt that Snowman thought too highly of people, but Snowman also had a point. Making such a blunder in a travelogue was something those in power might indeed disdain, and those who wanted to go out always had to explore.
Let's go south then.
"If you want to go south, I can lead the way."
"I haven't said much for so long," said Rune soldier Longzel.
"sure."
Klein nodded; it was a good thing to have someone who knew the way to lead the way.
Moreover, Longzel is trustworthy, after all, they are both from Rune, so the "generation gap" will be much smaller.
"Can't we stay a little longer?"
Edwina was a little reluctant to leave, feeling that there were still many places in this golden land to explore.
"Captain, I'll stay with you."
Danitz's eyes lit up; this was an opportunity.
"I'm afraid that won't work."
Grosser carried a large ship to the shore.
The ship was so huge, yet he carried it like a shoulder pole and then threw it into the sea.
"Scattering means danger, and my compatriots may not be too welcoming to you."
Grosser had been in the travelogue for so long that he knew the habits of these NPCs. When he was there, these giants were one way, but when he was not there, they would revert to their true nature.
"Don't forget why we came in."
Klein patted Danitz on the shoulder and was the first to walk towards the large ship on the sea. All he wanted to do now was get a good night's sleep. The world in this book was too bizarre. In some ways, it made him feel that it was even more bizarre, or rather absurd, than the world above the gray fog.
The voyage at sea did not encounter many problems. Everyone here was very familiar with the sea environment, and even if there were occasional sea monsters, they would choose to retreat when they encountered this ship of Sequence 5s.
Edwina's regret lessened considerably, because according to Long Ze'er, if she wanted to conduct research, there would still be opportunities on the southern continent. However, Long Ze'er made it clear that this southern continent had nothing to do with the real southern continent, even though Long Ze'er had never seen what the southern continent looked like.
The ship docked at the port of Enmat, and from there on, Edwina, Klein, and the others began to have strange expressions.
Enmat Port is an important port in Ruen, but now there is no one there.
"I've looked, but there's no one here."
"This place does resemble Rune, but not entirely. I can't find my home in Backlund here, or rather, I have found it, but I'm not sure."
Longzel looked in the direction of Backlund, his eyes filled with indescribable complexity. He had found a home here, but it was no longer his home.
"Can we wander around a bit?"
Klein looked at the ascetic Snowman and asked.
"Yes, my gut tells me we're far enough away from the eye of the storm."
Snowman, of course, would not refuse.
"We can also split up and walk around, agree on a time, and then meet in Backlund."
Mobert suggested.
He wanted to go to the Sea of Solomon, even though the capital of the Solomon Empire might no longer be there, some remnants still remained.
He was just a man of few words. In fact, after he learned a little about the Tudor Dynasty and the Trenstein Empire from Longzel, he was able to imagine the situation of the Zoroaster family.
"I also want to travel around."
The vampire viscount also made a suggestion.
He also hoped to find some traces of the past here.
Everyone agreed, and the rest was up to them to explore.
This continent is incomplete, discontinuous, irregular, and even its timeline is chaotic.
The closer you are to ports like Pulitzer and Enmart, the more modern the style becomes; the closer you are to the inland, the more ancient the atmosphere becomes.