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Chapter 1875 No. 492: 'Digital Tamer'

God does not care for prayer, so prayer is not a doctrine of the Beast's cult.

Although the King of Beasts is not a god in a general sense, the existence that gathers all the concepts of monsters can indeed grasp the veins of divinity through the meaning of monsters that covers countless fields.

This sounds like Chaldea's rogue logical slide, which can draw a thread from the connections between distant friends, brothers, netizens and pets to stitch together strange spiritual bases.

But the King of Beasts’ straight line is short.

To be short: There are indeed monsters that are worshipped as gods, and there are indeed gods that are regarded as monsters, so the concept represented by the King of Beasts does encompass divinity.

He could indeed hear the endless voices of monsters and the endless voices of worshipping monsters at all times.

Then make the same choice as Omer Linton: cut the cord!
Of course, in terms of seniority, He is the senior, and from the entanglement of world lines, he might be able to solve the theory that "He accidentally created Omer that affected countless universes", but this more complicated, mysterious and unclear theory can only be written in the Bible of the Beast Cult.

Religious texts are used to do this, boasting about the power and miracles of gods, and then stuffing in some true and false stories and dialogues to make people willing to replicate and stay away from them.

The parts that can be reproduced can serve as the basis for rituals.

The part that you are willing to stay away from can be transformed into a fatherly admonition.

They may also insert some brutal remarks like "people are mean" to persuade you to endure the pain of life in order to look forward to the future.

Better religions will tell you to be patient and hope for good things to happen.

A bad religion will make you endure the pain all the time. Even if good things happen, it will be a test. You must transfer the benefits to your faith or something.

As for saying that people are born to suffer and will be redeemed in the next life or after death... that's very bad.

The Cult of the Beast is not such a bad religion.

The idol it worships is the concept of monster itself, and for this reason the doctrine it advocates to all its followers is to revere the power of monsters and to pursue the power of monsters endlessly.

Yes, the monster power in your hand is just the beginning. The road of monster power is long and rugged, and its end is the god. Only by using your own power to reach the end where He is can you get all salvation and peace.

At first glance, there's nothing wrong with it.

The power you have obtained is strong enough to defeat the King of Beasts, so your quality of life must be very good - as long as you are not the King of Beasts.

Those who truly understand the quality of life of the King of Beasts will understand.

He himself has no salvation and peace, and is harassed by fanatical believers every day. The most recent intimate interaction he had was even backstabbed and exploded by an entire organization of believers with all their strength. It's really a life.

But the cult members obviously didn't care.

They only firmly believe that once they have mastered such power, they will be able to conquer the whole world. Life must be so promising that they are willing to pay any price for it!

Although the way of belief is a little unconventional, it can indeed burst out the extreme spiritual will that is no different from that of a fanatic, and has the excellent quality of being able to succeed as long as he is not destroyed, but it also burns his brain.

The extreme path of being too eager for success can easily ruin one's brain, and the tampering mind is the typical example of a bad brain. Add to that the desire for victory tag of 'Hehe, I must win!' and the alienation effect of the monster container's natural induction of specific emotions - this mental state is like walking out of a Gu-raising competition, with only the spirit left.

Otherwise, why do they all say they are humanoid monsters?

In a sense, they are very naive, and they will do whatever it takes to achieve one goal. Because of this, they are the easiest people to deceive in the eyes of Omer Linton.

There is no need for conspiracy or intrigue, only obvious operations - your open conspiracy will definitely work, because they do not have as many concerns and constraints as ordinary people. It is better to say that they have no bottom line except for their connection with monsters.

This is both their advantage, making each of them as tricky as a madman, and their disadvantage - being able to easily take risks that ordinary people cannot bear also means that they are accustomed to abandonment.

Abandon concerns, abandon prejudices, abandon hatred - the more obsessed they are with victory and gaining greater violence, the easier it is for them to ignore these things that are extremely deep-rooted in the eyes of normal people.

They see these as insignificant details, flaws that get in the way of rational thinking and success. So they are conflicted.

On the one hand, they are used to being cautious, used to escaping and giving up, but on the other hand, they are extremely daring. From the very beginning, they are on a rugged road where it is difficult to turn back or reach the end, and they are constantly walking on a tightrope while trying to get the skin of a tiger.

It is undeniable that this contradiction has played a significant role in their success today.

It can even be said to be the successful quality that leads them to continuous victory.

But the weakness of this successful quality is also obvious, isn't it?

The more miraculous, the more incredible the perfect balance, the easier it is to be broken.

Has your perfect tightrope walking so far ever faced a storm? Has it ever caused a rainstorm?

I guess I have.

To be able to ascend to positions like priest and high priest, one must be battle-hardened, have been on various battlefields and in various crises, and have encountered various tests and attacks, which has forged an extraordinary toughness, and enables one to maintain a balance by taking many external forces into account, and has operational confidence built up by countless experiences.

——That’s even better.

Although in common stereotypes, the devil always favors losers. He always looks forward to the penniless people who have fallen to the bottom and have difficulty in getting back on their own. With a nurturing mentality, he looks forward to the joy of growing from nothing into a towering tree and then harvesting it.

But that's just a common hobby among the devil's people.

There is another group of demons who prefer to sign contracts with winners and confident people. They enjoy watching the signatories' arrogant demeanor gradually collapse, and wait for the moment when their pride, success, and brilliance become corrupted and rotten, and they will feel the satisfaction of achievement.

The abilities of the two types of demons could not be said to be superior or inferior, but both had left countless insights and famous sayings that were passed down through the ages, and some even published autobiographies and academic reports. A demon named Omer Linton happened to have put a few related articles in the electronic information book he prepared in his spare time.

He still remembered that the information mentioned that there was a technique in getting along with the winners that had the lowest threshold, was the most negative, but had an amazing success rate:
Help each other.

Help each other unconditionally.

It is best to put aside all reservations and costs and provide help to them, regardless of whether the other party accepts it or not.

Keeping promises is the quality of the devil.

Since I said I'm here to give you technology, I will definitely hand over the technology of the electronic monster so that you can reverse-decode the existence of the Dark Digimon.

Whether you believe it or not, whether you accept it or not.

Hmm? You really don't accept it?

Don’t have the courage to master this technology, don’t have the confidence to use it?
Do you really care which side I really belong to? Isn't the most important thing whether my skills are authentic?
No way?
Are you really like individuals, whose judgment can be interfered with by hatred and anger, and who only want to abandon my most important values?
Well, I still have the information piece of Ghidorah the Star Eater in my possession, and his condition is very unstable, huh? That doesn't matter, I don't expect to be able to exchange for your help this time.

That doesn't matter. I'm not here to get information for those guys. Although I would be very grateful if you are really willing to give it to me, it is more important to improve the current situation.

When such a conversation occurred, it meant that the promise fulfilled by Omer Linton through the mouth of Star Eater Zero had indeed shaken the other party's original position.

When he promised technology, he was promising a future. When everything he promised was true and they agreed to Star-Devouring Zero's promise, they had quietly lost their rights as human beings.

The reason why people stop being human is because they make unconditional concessions to their promises in spirit.

But the top leaders of the Beast Cult are indeed not human.

The fact that they accepted the technical information given by Star-Eater Zero with half-belief and did not threaten or force him to confess but just ran away and ignored him, the strange feeling of this pseudo-human being could not be more clear.

They are just a group of humanoid monsters.

Despite the dangers brought by the unparalleled violence, it only made him feel more like a beast tamer.