What era is it, still traditional card making

"I think Mr. Adams is wrong on two points."

"Oh? Tell me?"

Lu Ge cast an interested look. Nickhos had three natural disasters on his side, so he didn't need to worry about anything. Therefore, he had no intention of hurrying on his journey.

"First of all, fairies are not immortal."

The first sentence that Custer said made Luge a little confused.
The life span of a goblin is at least a thousand years. If this isn't immortality, then what is it? He didn't ask, but just listened patiently to what Custer said.

"Mr. Lu Ge, you should be familiar with the character of fairies. They are never idle. According to the records of my tribe, except for the fairies trapped on the other side of the world, the average lifespan of other fairies is only about ten to twenty years.
Indeed, with our abilities, if we don't want to die, we can definitely live for a long time.

But unfortunately, except for a few fairies, most fairies would not choose to live like this.

In their view, only a life that burns freely can be called living."

Lu Ge cast a puzzled look.

You call committing suicide the free burning of your life?

You, a fairy, are quite good at talking.

Custer's words were indeed correct to a certain extent. Fairies did have the ability to live forever, but the prerequisite was that they could be patient and not cause trouble.

But if a goblin can be patient, can it still be called a goblin?
Because of their suicidal nature, fairies often have a very short lifespan.

Some fairies wanted to see what a volcanic eruption was like, and then they were burned to death by the lava. Some fairies wanted to experience what a magnitude 10 earthquake was like, so they imagined a magnitude 10 earthquake and then killed themselves.

Although Lu Ge did not deliberately collect information about goblins committing suicide, there were too many similar examples. Even a scholar like him who stayed in the laboratory all day would often hear that a goblin was committing suicide again.

What Custer meant was,
Fairies are not immortal species, they are just a group of short-lived species with a long lifespan.

The true immortals should be those races that would choose to live for a long time even if they had unlimited time, such as elves and dragons. They are born to adapt to the long years and can accumulate wisdom over a long period of time, rather than choosing to burn themselves madly in a short period of time.

Lu Ge understood the first point that Custer said, so what was the second point? He continued to listen patiently.

"As for the second point, I do not agree with the eternity that Mr. Adams talked about. The eternity of forgetting reincarnation is not a gift, but the most cruel deception.
Those who have set foot in the utopia, even if they have lived a thousand times and experienced a thousand reincarnations, have they really lived?
Human life is indeed short, like an oil lamp that can be blown out by the wind at any time.

However, it is precisely because this lamp will eventually go out that the light it emits becomes precious.
Death is not a terrible thing. It will give weight to every choice. Although the utopia gives humans unlimited time, it deprives them of the most precious thing, which is growth.

If Sir Adams is truly merciful, he should let them burn freely in their limited lives rather than sleep forever."

Hearing Custer's argument, Luge chuckled and did not agree with her statement.

"You fairies can transform from immortals to short-lived species, but you cannot allow humans to choose eternal sleep? In the final analysis, whether to go to Utopia is a personal choice, and Adams has never forced them.

What you fairies did seemed so foolish to us, but how do you view your dead brethren?
Everyone has their own opinion on the matter of "eternity". Custer, do you want to hear how I understand "eternity"? "

Custer nodded heavily, pretending to listen carefully.

Lu Ge's understanding of eternity is not long, just five short words:
"I am eternity."

"what?"

Custer was confused. What did this mean?
Seeing the puzzled expression on the fairy girl's face, Lu Ge just smiled and continued:

"The lifespan of natural disasters is endless, so we naturally don't need to find ways to extend their lifespans. Eternity like Utopia, which has such obvious side effects, is naturally not within our consideration. Custer, you have to remember that when you are strong enough, you don't need to consider too many things.

Once the utopia is born, many short-lived species will flock to embrace this "inferior" eternity.

This is a choice that only weak people with no other choice would make, Custer. When you grow up to be like me, you will realize how stupid your previous arguments with Adams were.

Did Adams say that because he didn't understand the side effects of Utopia? No, he knew it very well. He said that just to justify his actions. After all, he was a businessman, so he couldn't devalue his own products, right?

If I had said something wrong at that time, that a place like Utopia shouldn't exist in the world, do you think Adams would still be as righteous as he was just now?"

Lu Ge patted Custer's shoulder again, and then said:

"Arguing is something the weak do. Everything the strong do is the truth. You haven't grown to that point yet, so your vision naturally can't keep up with us. If one day you really achieve the position of a natural disaster, you will find that the world in your eyes will change in an instant."

Custer frowned, trying to understand what Lu Ge had just said, and then she took the initiative to ask:

"Will the Scourge die?"

This is the right question to ask.

After hearing these words, Lu Ge, who was giving a lecture, became gloomy. His previous kind look was completely different, and his eyes were full of hatred and anger.

"Yes, of course. A Scourge fell not long ago, right here on this planet."

"Someone can actually kill the Scourge?"

"The only ones who can kill Calamity are Calamity, the Witch of Origin, and Fate."

When talking about this topic, Lu Ge sighed deeply.

There is indeed nothing wrong with the saying that strength represents truth. However, when one day they encounter an existence that can threaten their lives, will these powerful people who have always been unscrupulous try to reason?

Lu Ge admitted that he had indeed thought about finding out the reason why the Origin Witch took action and stopping the civil war among the natural disasters, but unfortunately, the Origin Witch never thought of stopping from beginning to end. She was like a madman, targeting all the surviving natural disasters.

Custer noticed the change in Luge's expression and sighed unconsciously:
"It seems that even if you become a natural disaster, you can't get true eternity. If even a natural disaster can't do it, then who else can achieve eternity?"

"Yes, there is only one, and that is a being called the Founding Titan. The only one who can threaten his life is himself. Unless he doesn't want to live anymore, he is fully capable of living to the end of the universe. In the era when he is still alive, everything he says is the truth."

"So strong? Then how did he die?"

Soon, Custer realized that he had asked a very stupid question.

"He chose his own death. There are records in books that it was because of the betrayal of his descendants. He felt pessimistically that everything he created was meaningless, so he chose not to resist and let his descendants pierce his heart with a dagger."

During the conversation, they had left the secret passage and returned to the castle.
Nothing around me has changed.
Just when Lu Ge wanted to fly forward, Custer suddenly shouted:
"Mr. Lu Ge, can you wait for me for a moment?"

After saying that, the fairy girl hurriedly ran towards the corner.

After seeing that the golden figure did not disappear, Custer felt relieved for some reason. She ran forward quickly:
"Hello, I'm back, but I'm leaving here soon, and I don't know if I will come back here again. If possible, can you tell me your name? I always feel that you are very familiar, as if I have seen you before."

The golden figure remained silent and did not answer.

Custer was instantly disappointed when he saw this.
It seems that because too much time has passed, the golden figure has long lost its spirituality, so it has become what it is now.

Seeing this, she didn't hesitate too much and bowed deeply to the golden figure.

"My name is Custer, and I'm the sixth generation fairy. If I have the chance, I will come back here to see you again."

After saying that, she turned around and left in a hurry. After all, you can't let a natural disaster stay there and wait for you for too long, right?
However, before she could run to Lu Ge, she suddenly heard a response from behind:
"Aquinas."

Custer stopped and wanted to look back for the golden figure, but when she looked back, she suddenly found that the golden figure had disappeared.

Before disappearing, the other party told her his name.

Lu Ge frowned and looked at the fairy girl in front of him, and asked:

"Is there something there?"

"Ah? Lord Luge, didn't you see it? There is a golden figure over there. I suspect it is an ancestor of the goblin tribe?"

"Ancestor? It's more like a prank by a goblin, right?"

"what?"

Custer's expression suddenly became a little stunned.
Wait a moment,

What Lord Lu Ge said is right. Based on her understanding of her own people, it seems that those goblins might really do something like this to play tricks on their own people!

"I'm going to go, I won't be fooled, right?"

"Okay, let's not worry about whether we've been fooled or not. We should get out of here now."

After saying that, He glanced at the table beside him. Although it was blurry, He still clearly saw a trace of dissipation.

The next reincarnation is very close. If they continue to stay here, they will most likely be integrated into the utopia.

At this time, on the other side,
Ye Qiong has successfully caught the black shadow.
It doesn't seem accurate to say that he was caught. After all, just looking at the unscrupulous look of that black shadow, it doesn't look like he was captured alive, but rather, he came to the door on his own initiative.

Ye Qiong looked at the shadow trapped in the barrier and took the initiative to speak:

"Tell me why you are so hostile to me."

After hearing this, Gaia slowly typed a question?
Is this what people mean by the common saying that the wicked are the first to complain?

Isn't it because you diverted the trouble and led the black dragon to Him, causing Him to fall into his current situation?

Isn't it quite normal for me to have hostility or even murderous intentions? Is it really necessary for humans to ask this question?
After a brief moment of confusion, Gaia quickly figured it out.
It seems that after staying in Utopia for so many years, this human may have lost some of his memories.
If that's the case, then there is a lot of room for maneuver here, and there is no need for him to tell the truth directly.

Thinking of this, He also sneered unconsciously, and then replied:

"Why would I be hostile to you? Human, it seems you have forgotten a lot."

Gaia originally thought that after hearing what he said, this human would pretend to be calm and say that it was not true at all, but to his surprise,

This human acted quite calmly, as if he didn't care about the matter at all.

Ye Qiong sighed deeply, then said to the shadow:

"I say, your tricks have been useless for a long time. First, you create panic and anxiety, claiming that the other party has suffered a disaster or has some physical problems, and then step by step lead the person into falling into the trap you have carefully laid out. You who like to be charlatans, why do you like to use this trick?

Next, are you going to say that I framed you, which is why you have such deep hostility towards me? And then you will create an opponent that requires the coalition of many parties to defeat, hoping to reach a temporary reconciliation with me.

Let me make it clear in advance. I am very confident in my memory. Not to mention what happened in the past ten years, I can remember clearly even things that happened a hundred or a thousand years ago.
Don't I, the person involved, know whether I have amnesia or not? So your trick won't work on me.

There is no point in creating panic. Even if you bring out an opponent who can destroy the world, I will not let you go so easily.
You know what? I actually hold grudges.
I will never let go of a guy like you who secretly stabs me in the back.

I won't listen to what you say anymore, because it doesn't make any sense to me.
Also, do you know why I am telling you so much?" (End of this chapter)