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Chapter 1972 Tracing the Origins of Primitive Humans

Do you know anything about primitive humans?

Greenland's question left Blazer scratching the back of his head, completely bewildered. Greenland patiently explained.

This relates to how to tap into the potential of a race and develop race-specific special missions.

Nothing appears out of thin air, especially living things that evolve and evolve over time.

Even if the special race of "primitive humans" suddenly appeared after Adam the Destroyer, there must be some traceable origins within them.

At first glance, "primitive humans" seem to be related to Adam. Adam was supposed to be the offspring of Eve as the progenitor of humankind. Wouldn't that prove that "primitive humans" had the potential to become perfect humans?

But there's no such thing as a free lunch.

"The Tear of the Moon event was a catastrophe that ended the Age of Gods and the flourishing Age of Giants. We all know that the Tear of the Moon is actually a fragment of the mythical totem Eden on the moon."

"Let's assume that Adam destroyed Eden. According to some enthusiasts' research on totems, the destruction of a totem can have a huge impact on the individuals recorded by the totem, such as gods or mythical beasts."

"The reverse is also true. When the recorded individuals change, the totem will also change, including but not limited to changes in the landscape and fragmentation, or even a complete upheaval."

"And regarding [primitive humans], some people have come to this interesting conclusion," Greenland said seriously, holding up a finger.

"The shattering of Eden caused by Adam includes, but is not limited to, his murder and usurpation of the position of the one God, and his refusal to do what he was supposed to do, as recorded in the Eden totem, to procreate the original human race."

"This is tantamount to him killing primitive humans."

“That argument is a bit far-fetched,” Blazer offered a apt rebuttal. In the future, they were to put Adam under a just trial of souls. What if they pinned an unreasonable crime on Adam, causing other undeniable crimes to be questioned?

"Actually, this is not far-fetched. The statement that Adam killed primitive humans does not necessarily mean that Adam caused primitive humans not to be born. Rather, it means literally that he really killed primitive humans."

Greenland pointed his finger at the ground.

"The Tear of the Moon event he triggered destroyed the humans who lived on the ground during the Age of Giants."

"Oh~"

This time, Blaze didn't refute it. There was no strong evidence that humans existed in the Age of Giants, but it would be strange if there were indirect evidence that humans didn't exist in the Age of Giants.

This indirect evidence is the existence of humans in the age of gods.

The Age of Gods was quite far removed from the Age of Gods. At that time, there were no gods to create humankind. So where did humankind come from? After the Age of Gods was destroyed, where did humankind in this era come from?

One theory suggests that humans evolved from some kind of monster. If that's the case, why did humans lose the ability to have different levels of power? If they were no longer created by the gods, why are they still subject to a curse from the gods that makes them weak and flawed?

The answer is simple: the totem used by the gods to create humankind has not disappeared.

The influence of totems is mutual; regions rich in mineral veins will give rise to totems rich in mineral veins, and conversely, totems describing mineral-rich areas can also make the land rich in mineral veins.

Totems depicting chaos and disaster will breed terrifying monsters in that region, while totems depicting peace and abundance will bring tranquility and harmony.

The totems describing the gods' creation of humankind naturally led to the gradual emergence of humanity. This was true in the Age of Gods, and it is true in this era as well; it's just that before then, the rules known as totems were not readily apparent, and therefore, they were incomprehensible.

In short, given this premise, it would be strange if there were no humans in the Age of Giants, unless none of the gods in the entire Upper World created human totems.

However, the probability of this is extremely low, and the creation of humankind is an essential part of almost every mythological totem.

Therefore, outsiders speculate that primitive humans, a race with a very specialized focus, actually came from the era of giant beasts.

The Tear of the Moon, caused by Adam, led to the extinction of the Age of Giants and its disappearance from history, only to reappear due to Adam's death.

“This is an unconfirmed speculation. If we can confirm it, we’ll be the first to try it.” Greenland pointed meaningfully to the ground.

“You mean…” Blazer frowned, and after a moment of thought, he caught Greenland’s hint.

"Could the racial potential of early humans be related to ancient dinosaurs and giant insects from the Age of Giant Beasts?"

"That's right. These are humans living among a bunch of dinosaurs and giant insects. They have no sharp teeth and claws, no thick fur or armor. They either become food and go extinct, or they conquer nature."

The reason Greenland is referred to as the ground is because the Golden Forest is the world's largest source of amber, containing a large amount of special mosquito amber that preserves the power of ancient dinosaurs.

Of course, the underground kingdom of the Twelve Nights also has resurrected ancient dinosaur species, but the dinosaurs living underground are ultimately fundamentally different from the ancient dinosaur species that once conquered the surface world.

To truly develop the "primitive humans" who originated in the age of giant beasts, what is needed are fossils of ancient dinosaur species on the Earth's surface, power crystals, and so on.

"If the speculation is true, then the problem of the unique characteristics of your other lord city, Genshan City, will be solved. It will be dedicated to excavating fossils of ancient dinosaur species."

"If you stick to one path to the end, it will lead to a bright future. As long as you have enough strength and speed, even if you are not intelligent or have no faith, it doesn't matter!"

"A terrifying beast!"

Greenland became inexplicably excited.

"Putting aside what you said at the end, I feel like you were implying something about me." Blaze crossed his arms, considered the possibility, and nodded.

"That's a good idea, but if it fails, those outsiders won't be able to make up for their shortcomings with absolute speed and strength."

“But what about runes?” Greenland rolled her eyes at Blazer.

Blazer has the nerve to call herself insightful; she is indeed insightful.

Despite being the third-generation One-Eyed King and the third-generation King of Asgard, he didn't even use runes, which is a standard feature.

The most distinctive feature of the Rune system is that it does not require intelligence or faith; it relies entirely on the combination of runes to increase damage and expand effects.

For other magical professions, this is another path; for races like the Primitive Humans, who cannot improve their intelligence and faith, this is a lifeline.

(End of this chapter)