Arad's unruly savior

Chapter 4055 You're Not Worthy

The historical traces created by the spacetime forces of the nine parallel dimensions have caused considerable damage to the world of Terra.

Many cities suffered horrific damage, with buildings collapsing, flames raging, and some areas being completely destroyed, resulting in countless deaths.

In the end, the twelve exceptionally talented girls transformed into Beana, along with Azera, the demons, the gods, and the two artificial gods who appeared last, and stopped this terrible disaster.

Azera sighed softly, her feelings a complex mix of emotions. She had seen Napoleon, the internet-addicted girl "Waste Mist," in the divine realm before, and now she saw Yanemer and Philbe regain their artificial god powers. The destructive power that could destroy traces of history with a mere gesture, the same indifference, the same violence, made her hallucinate the past of Terra.

Yanemer, who also had some knowledge of the mental realm, looked at Azera. Having already reached the level of a god, she easily discerned the other's mental fluctuations and said calmly:

“I remember you and Napole are on good terms… Don’t worry, I won’t do anything to Terra.”

Hearing what the other party said, Azera's emotions eased slightly. Then, with a thought, she frowned slightly and looked at Yanemer. The other party was undoubtedly a very outstanding mature and beautiful woman with a slender waist, long legs, and a beautiful bust and hips. Her cold and arrogant eyes had a unique charm that could easily arouse a man's desire to conquer... She had not changed at all compared to her appearance in the past Terra era.

The focus, of course, is not on Janemer's appearance, but on her change in personality.

If we're talking about reconstructing her soul and hiding in a Rubik's Cube to evade the gods' gaze, what did Yannemer learn or change during these long and eventful years? Undoubtedly, time has slightly worn away her once sharp and outspoken nature.

Although her eyes still held aloof arrogance, seemingly looking down on everyone as if no one could be her equal... she was no longer as cold and aloof as before.

If it were the artificial god Yanem from the ancient Terra era, then anyone who dared to approach her within a certain distance, whether it was the twelve Beyana maidens, demons, or gods, would die.

“The evil of arrogance can also be changed, which means that the idea that the primordial darkness is evil and dark is a prejudice.” Azera murmured to herself. She had obtained another piece of evidence from Yanemer, which could be considered the fourth piece of evidence.

The first piece of evidence is that natural apostles like Prey, Luke, Casillas, and Lotus, reincarnations of the Primordial Darkness, are not inherently evil. Some of them may have committed some catastrophic acts, such as Luke's Black Nightmare, but if you look closely, you will find that all of their actions were out of necessity and not due to innate evil.

The second piece of evidence that the primordial darkness was not evil darkness is that the goddess of life and light intercepted a portion of darkness and created the saint Michael. After being born, Michael grew from an infant to a boy in just three years, and his appearance remained unchanged through the vicissitudes of time.

Saint Michael is an absolute lawful good in every parallel dimension. He would use his life to protect the light in the world. His appearance can be said to have saved the continent of Arad.

The experiment with squinting eyes proved that the primordial darkness was not evil and gloomy. As long as good things were introduced at the beginning of creation, they could also be saviors who saved the world and were purely good.

The third piece of evidence is the artificial god Napoleon, the abandoned fog of the divine realm, and the former evil of ignorance.

It was a miracle of collective power, a kind personality shaped for her by the beings of the divine realm. Even the disaster of the cloudless night did not change the people of the divine realm's faith in the Mist God.

Under the influence of pure faith, the Mist God also returned, proving that humans are indeed capable of changing the character of artificial gods.

Now, Yannemer and Philbe are proving with their own experiences that, after the passage of time, the mindset and personality of artificial gods can also change to some extent.

Azera slowly exhaled a long breath, then revealed a regretful and sorrowful expression, and said:
"If the Terrans hadn't been so obsessed with your power, but instead created beautiful and kind things for you, perhaps the subsequent disasters wouldn't have happened..."

“What you said makes some sense, but it doesn’t mean much,” Yanemer replied calmly, acknowledging the other person’s statement.

However, there are no "what ifs" in the world, no medicine for regret, and the existence of beings that can reverse time is extremely rare in the universe.

At that time, the entire world of Terra was caught in a frenzy of evolution and ascension, which was an inevitable dead end in the course of development. There were too few rational scientists like Azera, and they did not have a voice in society.

Moreover, and most importantly, there is that great will deep within the universe... As long as He descends upon Terra and seeks to reclaim the Dark Side, which has already developed its own intelligence, a fierce divine war will still erupt.

Yannemer gave a mocking look and sneered:

"You created us with your own hands, and endowed us with sacred and wise meanings, calling us gods. Then you blindly and fanatically followed the gods, believing in everything we do, believing that we can lead your civilization to greater glory..."

"It's like sticking your head into the guillotine and then putting the reins of execution in someone else's hands. Haha... How can you not call it stupid?"

Azera raised her eyebrows slightly. Yanemer's condescending mockery seemed to be directed at her, but it wasn't the artificial god she had created. She was still one of the few rational people.

Furthermore, attributing all the evil deeds of the artificial gods to the Terrans is clearly too extreme.

In fact, when Terra created the artificial gods, she paid attention to their emotions and personalities and did some research in this regard. For example, Yannemer was set to have gentleness as her emotional attribute and to be her daughter. However, the emotional attributes of the artificial gods later became uncontrollable.

However, there's nothing wrong with what Yannemer said.

In the course of their conversation, Yannemer and Philbe once again destroyed the traces of history. The power of these two artificial gods was comparable to that of the past, terrifying enough to deal with all the enemies that appeared at this stage.

Rem, in her Beyana form, whispered to the other girls:

"The last thing I remember is being killed by Yanemer... but I didn't die. Was I just knocked unconscious?"

The twelve artificial gods intended to uncover the last darkness beneath Terra, inciting a conflict between the sage and the king, which escalated into a brutal war. By then, the sage was Hilder.

The war quickly spiraled out of control, and the artificial gods began to fight among themselves. Especially with the profound gaze cast from the depths of the universe, the artificial gods became uneasy. They, who were already emotionally incomplete, became even more ruthless. Even someone as powerful as Yanemer could not influence the minds of all the artificial gods.

During the outbreak of war, Terra attempted to use the elemental Beyana to stop the ruthless artificial gods. The twelve girls who had transformed into elemental Beyana were naturally the top combat force that could stand up at that time.

However, compared to the cold-blooded artificial gods who wielded the primordial darkness, they still had obvious shortcomings in using elemental power.

The frontal battlefield could temporarily hold back the artificial gods, but it could never win. In the long run, it would be defeated. Eleven girls sacrificed themselves one after another in the battle to protect Terra. The last one, Beyana, was Vishi.

For this reason, the twelve girls looked at Yannemer and Philbe with hostility, their eyes not friendly at all, as if they wanted to poke two holes in them with their spears.

"So, Sister Azera, what exactly is Terra's state right now?" Vishi scratched her head, still confused. She had transformed into the super cool Beyana... the artificial god she remembered... Sister Azera who had suddenly grown almost ten years older... and those people with pointy ears like Maruko, the one riding a hamster, the one walking a bird, the one who turned into a cat—what was going on? Had she stumbled into a comic book world?

Seeing that the situation had stabilized, Azera felt relieved and smiled:

"If you're interested in hearing about it, I can tell you, but don't be too surprised, don't be too disappointed, and don't feel too sad."

She knows all twelve girls who transform into Beyana and is very familiar with them. Among them, her best friends are Vichy and Rem. The three of them are like sisters and often eat together, and they have many photos together.

Although Azera was smiling, she suddenly hesitated, wondering whether she should tell the girls the truth about Terra.

The twelve girls have awakened their combat abilities and some memories of the past, but they are clearly not fully awakened and are still in a state where they cannot distinguish between history and the present. They are trying to find a reasonable explanation.

Should we tell them that Terra is destroyed and that they are dead too...? Wouldn't that be too cruel?

Yannemer turned away, indifferent to everything, and said calmly:
"I have no interest in listening to your reminiscing."

Immediately, the space where she stood twisted into a cube shape, and Yanemer vanished from the spot at will.

Fairbe stayed and continued to destroy traces of history.

During the time before Ye Lin extracted the spacetime power from the nine parallel dimensions and restarted Terra, she was happy to visit her "hometown" and those people she was "familiar" with.

She was unaware of the time she spent hiding inside the Rubik's Cube, and no memories were left behind. Furthermore, she didn't spend much time with the Chimera, so Terra is the "hometown" in her memories.

Yanemer descended directly upon Terra's highest scientific research institute, which in ancient Terra was called the Bayana Institute.

Because Terra no longer has any artificial gods, it no longer has its original name.

Yanemer, who was able to use some of the mental abilities, quickly learned about Terra's current situation. Her aloof and arrogant gaze shifted a few times, and after a moment of silence, she burst out laughing.

"Hayd, you died young. It seems that He knew of your talent. At this moment, you are just an ordinary human being, yet He deliberately modified and targeted you. This treatment must be the first of its kind in history."

As Yannemer spoke to herself, she made no attempt to conceal her presence or lower her voice, which immediately alerted the Supreme Scientific Research Institute's security system to the intruder and prompted them to deploy security robots.

The alerted researchers also rushed over, briefly marveling at Yanemer's stunning beauty, before immediately shouting:

"Please show your identification immediately."

Yannemer ignored her and continued to inquire about Terra's current situation.

"I repeat, please show your identity immediately, or we will use the necessary force." The security robot also emitted a stiff and indifferent electronic synthesized voice, and focused the infrared beam of its weapon on Yanemer's heart and head.

"Hands up!" the security robot gave the final ultimatum.

“Noisy…” Yanemer left behind two words and disappeared from the spot.

The security drones flying in mid-air were suddenly shrouded in a hazy light, twisted a few times, and then turned into clumps of rotten mud that fell to the ground, emitting a foul stench, like sediment from a sewage ditch.

The researchers at the research institute were all incredulous, staring at the mud plastered on the ground, wondering if they were dreaming. This completely defied common scientific sense and overturned their past understanding.

If it were to turn into a pile of ore or a pile of sand, they could still find a reasonable sequence of changes. But what if a security drone made of steel and transistors turned into a stinking pile of mud?!
Yannemer reappeared near Morley, emerging from a distorted, cube-shaped void, and said, "Hayd was deleted, but you survived."

The woman who suddenly appeared before him startled even Molly, who was usually quite composed and had seen many big scenes. He stood up from his chair, his already small but focused eyes widening slightly.

“You are… one of the people who saved Terra.” Morley had witnessed that scene not long ago, and the memory was very clear.

When the twelve girls, including Azera, were gradually losing ground, two extremely powerful women appeared and effortlessly destroyed the most terrifying monster.

One of them is the woman in the black bodysuit standing right in front of us.

Most of Terra's satellites were destroyed, but scientists have plenty of ways to observe the battlefield on the front lines.

Yanemer cast an arrogant glance at her and said in a playful tone, "You say I'm saving you? Interesting."

If he knew the whole truth, would he still say such things?

Yannemer asked casually, "There are quite a few scientists surrounding that sage, why don't you go?"

“She has very limited knowledge, and she always talks about how science should be rational, but she also has special abilities. I don’t trust contradictory people.” Molly frowned, clearly displeased.

Morley himself believed that the series of changes that occurred in Terra were not sudden, but rather had an unknown prelude.

Morley believes that the series of events that occurred in Terra, the girls' transformations, the abilities of historical traces, and Azera all originated in Terra, meaning that those powerful energies should all be in Terra.

However, many scientists seem completely unaware of this power, and even the wise remain silent on the matter.

He was furious that someone capable of transforming into Beyana had appeared, and he was completely unaware of it... He blamed the sage, believing that if he had been able to detect, study, and utilize this power beforehand, Terra would not have ended up in such a predicament.

Then, Mo asked Yannemer in a very respectful tone what was going on: the sudden appearance of monsters, the girls who suddenly transformed, and two people who were ridiculously powerful.

"You dare ask me questions?" Yanemer suddenly raised her hand, her expression cold, and grabbed Molly's throat from a distance.