I'm trapped in a block

Chapter 1136 Man and the Abyss
After Mo Ling discovered that he was changing, everything around him became blurred. His face was changing and his body was quickly fading into an afterimage.

However, even though the body was becoming increasingly blurred, the warm feeling continued to accumulate, and when each face appeared, their hopes would overlap on Mo Ling.

He suddenly felt that there were many people standing with him, and the fire of hope was passed from person to person, burning brighter and brighter, no longer a lonely flame.

After humans stole fire from the forest, they spread it. Everyone felt the warmth of the fire. When the food cooked by the fire was eaten, everyone felt the hot feeling of the cooked food in their stomach. That feeling was so novel and so charming.

The fire spread among the human population. The humans who controlled the fire opened the door to a new world. They burned out cities, burned out civilizations, and burned out the future. When the fire exists in everyone, hope will never be extinguished.

"Everyone is a fire thief."

Mo Ling suddenly understood this sentence.

Hope was expanding infinitely, the flames burned through his shell and spread into the darkness. This nameless fire actually burned a path in the deep darkness, burning the entire world into a realm of hope. There were flames everywhere, and despair could no longer hide. It was burned out and turned into non-existent ashes...

Mo Ling's thoughts spread to the distance along with the fire and flew into the future.

……

In the gap between his wandering thoughts, Mo Ling seemed to hear a conversation between two people.

It was the elves and the router. They seemed to have regained consciousness early and were discussing the current situation on the fourth level of the abyss.

"This place is called the Sky-Sea Fault, which connects the upper and lower parts of the abyss. There are turbulent currents and floating sky islands everywhere. The chaos of the abyss is fully reflected in this place."

"Aren't there any patterns in them?" Lu Luqi asked calmly.

"No, the fluid is inherently chaotic. The seawater temperature on the third layer of the abyss is constantly disturbing the airflow here. The filtering effect from the holes on the fifth layer of the abyss is also affecting the movement of the airflow. At the same time, there are powerful internal forces disturbing some of the sky islands, which makes the direction of the turbulent flow impossible to predict. It is a completely chaotic system."

"There is no absolutely chaotic system in this world. It's just that the amount of calculation is too large to deduce the result."

"You're right. If you use hard calculations, you can deduce it, but it's meaningless... I remember that you humans still use empirical formulas to calculate fluids. Our predecessors summarized some constants and formulas based on the movement data of airflow, and then used these mathematical tools to calculate other fluids. The results are just inaccurate estimates."

"Is there any other way to calculate?" Luqi asked curiously.

"Of course, but that's not really a 'calculation', it's a way to get a direct result."

"In what way?"

"It's very simple. Just go to the future, see the result, and then come back to answer the question."

The elf mentioned this difficult-to-implement method lightly.

"Humans can't do it." Lu Qi said affirmatively.

"It can be done. We can use some time-related relics to do it. Humans always limit their focus to themselves. In fact, there are many things in the abyss that can be used. The strong are not born different, but are good at using things. Since the abyss cannot be escaped, accept it, use it, and let it become a part of humanity." Hearing the elf's words, Lu Qi shook his head: "Over-using the abyss will only make humans assimilated by the abyss. Power that does not belong to oneself will only make humans lose themselves."

"You worry too much. Only uncontrolled power can make humans lose themselves. Humans knew nothing in ancient times, but now they can control wind, rain, thunder and lightning. They rely on external forces. These forces did not originally belong to humans, but now they have become a part of humans."

"When did humans gain control over wind, rain, thunder and lightning?" Router asked somewhat puzzled.

"Humans invented airplanes that can fly with the wind, invented artificial rainfall, and used cannonballs to make clouds obey orders. Humans have mastered electrical energy and confined lightning to circuits for their own use. Doesn't this count as mastering wind, rain, thunder and lightning? These were originally external forces, but now they have become tools in the hands of humans, but humans don't realize it."

"What you said is true. It's just that humans are currently unable to fully accept the power of the abyss. Back then, it took humans a long time to accept electrical energy."

"Humanity has no shortage of time. The abyss's devouring is not so quick. This is an extremely long process. Before the devouring is complete, humans have a long time to accept the abyss and completely digest its power."

“But that will still cause humans to be assimilated by the abyss.” Lu Luqi’s tone was a little worried.

"Assimilation is mutual. This is the price to pay. If you get close to the abyss, you must bear the consequences. Assimilation itself is neither good nor bad. It is just a process of adaptation."

"I understand... I was a little conservative before. Humans should make use of everything they can."

"You always treat the abyss as an imaginary enemy, as a demon king that destroys the world, and reject everything it brings. This is too extreme. Contradictions are crises, but also opportunities for change. The arrows that the enemy shoots at you can also be used by you to shoot at the enemy."

Listening to the elf's point of view, Router commented helplessly: "If you said this when the Abyss had just invaded, you would definitely be regarded as a surrenderer and considered a 'traitor'."

"I'm not a human." The elf said indifferently.

"That's true. You are part of the abyss, so of course you will speak for the abyss."

"That's not the case. Most of us from the Abyss, after realizing our situation, resent the Abyss."

"why?"

"Because the abyss never cares about our lives, and it continues to make the world more complicated, more chaotic, and more cruel... All living things want to live in a stable environment, but the abyss is absolutely impossible to be stable."

"In that case, are you resentful of the world that created you?" Lu Qi asked.

"Of course, my ancestor, the God of the Sea of ​​Creation, once tried to use his own power to change the world, but internal disturbances cannot affect the entire system. Only external objects can do that."

After listening to the elf's words, Router fell silent, as if he had thought of something.

After a while, he asked a question hesitantly:
"When you say external things, do you mean humans?"

(End of this chapter)