Mystery: Time Travelers of the Fourth Era

Chapter 322 Heaven Does Not Help the Unscrupulous

Chapter 322 Heaven Does Not Help the Unscrupulous

Believe in the majesty of the gods, not in their mercy.

This is an ironclad rule in the mysterious world.

Inherent stereotypes can sometimes really be deadly.

Will God necessarily stop the activities of the Celestial Venerable?

The White Emperor had almost no doubts before: how could God possibly resurrect the Celestial Venerable? Whoever resurrected first would surely be turning in their grave, so God was an absolute ally! The logic was sound.

If the Chaos Sea of ​​the First Era were to simply release a set of Solar Path 3+1 or Hanged Man Path 3+1, Shael would be saved. Afterward, he would die quickly, which would not affect the already written history and would also disrupt the Celestial's vertical resurrection.

However, such protagonist treatment did not occur.

Why should the original God clean up the hermit's mess for free?

Even if the Celestial Venerable were truly resurrected, so what? The Celestial Venerable's resurrection ritual was not without flaws. The first era was separated by the second era, the third era, and a glorious era in which the ancient sun god (the second-generation creator) ruled the world.

The most important element of the Celestial Venerable's resurrection process is the uniqueness of the activation gate pathway in the First Era.

If the Celestial Venerable truly resurrects across time and space, then he will be resurrected over three eras.

If the Celestial Venerable were to be resurrected in the First Era, the impact on subsequent history would be enormous. Even as the Lord of Mysteries, he would still need to manipulate history, influencing the consciousness and cognition of all beings from the First to the Fifth Era, thus bringing the timeline to a close.

Since the Celestial Venerable was resurrected in the First Era, according to his personality, the ancient sun god of the Third Era should not exist. Therefore, in order to prevent a fundamental error in history that would lead to a devastating collapse, the Celestial Venerable either had to erase the quasi-ancient sun god or allow the quasi-ancient sun god to exist and pay a price to make the ancient sun god cooperate with him.

Given the domineering nature of the Celestial Venerable and the personality of the ancient sun god, the possibility of compromise is extremely small, and the conflict between the two also involves the uniqueness of error.

Faced with the irresistible Celestial Venerable, the ancient sun god might choose to cooperate with the consciousness of the primordial god. In other words, as long as the ancient sun god is stuck at the point of the third era, if the Lord of Mysteries wants to be resurrected normally, he will have to resurrect the primordial god at the same time.

If the two pillars are resurrected together, then the logical problem of history no longer exists, because the two pillars can rule over everything on earth, and their resurrection is sacred and legitimate.

When the Gate of the First Era received the message from the future, and the Celestial Venerable was able to directly activate and resurrect through the uniqueness, an error occurred. The humanity bestowed by the Hermit usurped the uniqueness, and this humanity inexplicably occupied the uniqueness like a living being.

The humanity bestowed by the hermit... has become a true personality.

The unique spatiotemporal positioning of the body of the Gate, through the living Shael of the First Era, connects to Shael of the Fourth Era. Shael of the Fourth Era is already connected to Shael of the Fifth Era, thus linking the First Era, the Fourth Era, and the Fifth Era together.

Past, present, future.

Space, time, miracle.

History remains consistent: the Heavenly Venerable King has returned.

There are no problems at all. The only problem is that between the extra first and fourth eras lies the second and third eras in which the ancient sun god shone. This is unavoidable. If the resurrection of the Celestial Venerable is related to the first era, then what is the position of the ancient sun god?

Originally, the resurrection of the Celestial Venerable was a separate, linear process. Whether the resurrection was initiated in the first era or in the fourth and fifth eras, it could have fooled history into resurrecting. However, after a slight error, it became involved in the history of the second and third eras, thus becoming a joint resurrection of the Celestial Venerable and God.

God certainly has the power to prevent the resurrection of the Celestials in the First Age.

He only needed to casually draw upon the divine characteristics of all five families. The Heavenly Venerable had a backup plan, and God certainly had a backup plan as well, but God didn't seem to do so. Perhaps the Chaos Sea wasn't intelligent enough, or perhaps God's backup plan didn't anticipate this situation.

Or perhaps... God doesn't want to clean up the messes of ignorant, incompetent, and useless people who are just waiting to be fed?

If everything requires God's help, then why doesn't God simply resurrect himself?

While God was displeased with the resurrection of the Celestial Venerable, it seemed acceptable that God could scheme against the Celestial Venerable and use his resurrection to his advantage, forcing the Celestial Venerable to reluctantly bring God back with him.

Whatever the specific reason, the "White Emperor" only knew that if he continued to rely on others to save him, he might as well die.

"Heaven does not help the wicked, and the righteous do not support those who are difficult to understand."

"In the face of life and death, the most valuable thing is self-awareness."

At this moment, the "White Emperor," or rather, Xia'er, seemed to be getting to know the world anew.

No one will bail you out; if you don't fight back, you deserve to die!

He smiled, and his body vanished like the wind, returning to the hermit's true form, just as the "Dark Angel" Sasriel returned to his true form to confront God after he had finished preparing.

With the return of the White Emperor, whose original God consciousness had revived to a dangerous level, the "Hermit," who had almost killed the gods of Earth, became a little sluggish. With the limited clash between the original God and the Lord of Mysteries, Xia'er's humanity finally had a foothold.

This unexpected turn of events undoubtedly gave the gods on Earth a brief respite.

The Earth Mother patted her full chest, intending to throw Antigonus into the chaotic sea beneath the earth to drown him. To save the wolf cub's life, the Hermit almost scratched his face raw.

During the last war of the gods, the ancient sun god did not focus his attacks on the three angel kings: the pure white angel, the wind angel, and the cherubim. Why then did the "Hermit," in a similar situation, use the "weak" Antigonus to employ the tactic of "encircling and attacking reinforcements"?

Antigonus was such a burden that the Earth Mother Goddess was in a terrible dilemma: whether to kill him, save him, or care for him!

On the side of the Goddess of Night, Amanisis seized the opportunity presented by "The Hermit" Katon and stabbed him to death as he rode on her back, preparing to put the mask on her again.

He rose from the ground and looked at the figures wearing the masks of the Fool, who had once been His followers. He took a deep look at the symbol of the Fool and remembered it completely.

The Goddess of Night gripped her longsword, preparing to launch the second divine war to save the world.

On the side of the Fallen God, the Black Emperor established contact with the Fallen God. Solomon explained some things, and the Fallen God abandoned the idea of ​​continuing to revive the Original God, and instead began to prepare to cooperate with the Black Emperor's actions.

The gods all intend to concentrate their power to reenact the events of the distant past, and the "Hermit" seems to be able to cooperate as well. Everything seems to be getting better. However, the Hermit, who has resumed his actions, has a hint of coldness in his eyes in addition to madness.

A dazzling starlight shone from His body, and the void near the white tower, whose surface was covered with cracks, completely collapsed, swallowing the white tower into endless darkness.

The hermit, whose humanity had been restored, did one thing: he launched a sneak attack and instantly killed the god of knowledge and wisdom.