Life Dungeon Game

"These are all made-up stories to deceive people, not medical knowledge. Why should I read them?"

"Aren't you a priestess of the goddess of life?"

"Who reads the holy scriptures properly? Isn't it just something to hold in your hand and pretend to read? Besides, isn't the main task of a priest to attract believers for the church?"

"So how many followers have you recruited?"

"Right now... one."

"Aren't you afraid of angering the goddess of life by doing this?"

"Don't worry, the Goddess of Life is different from other gods; she has a very good temper..."

boom--

A thunderclap boomed in the sky, causing Roger to pause, halting his previous conversation. He shrank back, chuckled, and said, "So why are you reading the Holy Scripture? Although it's said to be a divine revelation from the Goddess of Life, most of its content is fabricated by the church later..."

At this point, he looked up at the sky and breathed a sigh of relief when he found that nothing was wrong.

“I’m looking for some,” Heo turned to the next page, “possibly lost history.”

Chapter 469 Life Replacement Efficiency Analysis Report (Long Chapter, Requesting Monthly Tickets)

The history of the Federation began from the moment the original Federation was established. Since then, humanity has had a systematic record of history once again.

In the era of the Great Cataclysm before the original Federation, all records could only be found in fragments of legends from various human tribes or settlements at that time.

These legends have been passed down for hundreds or thousands of years, and have become blurred and confused, making it difficult to accurately express what happened back then.

Tribes like the Andawi family, with their stable historical traditions, are ultimately few and far between. In times of great upheaval and uncertainty, it is difficult for people to record history with peace of mind, and they can only rely on oral tradition to record major events.

These legends, however, would be reduced to mere fragments as tribes migrated and their divine consciousness was destroyed.

Before the Federation, there was only one historical event that was widely accepted by most people: the 'Great Cataclysm'.

Most human settlements have legends about great catastrophes, and these legends often follow the same storyline:

A magnificent prehistoric civilization was destroyed by a massive catastrophe, and the people who remain in the world today are survivors of that catastrophe.

As for the exact time of the cataclysm and what exactly happened, no one can say for sure.

This is all the publicly available information Eve could gather online.

As for other detailed historical information about the Great Cataclysm, it is mostly vague.

Although the legends of the various settlements during the Great Cataclysm are indeed fragmented and contradictory, after so many years of investigation and research, the Federation should have some findings about the history of the Great Cataclysm. However, these findings have probably been concealed by certain specific 'organizations'.

After all, the history of the Great Cataclysm involves a lot of knowledge that is 'contaminated', and if we really want to explain this history in detail, we will inevitably have to go around this extraordinary knowledge.

These historical records are most likely kept at the FBI headquarters or a special agency of the federal central government, and Heo has no way of accessing them now.

However, besides the history recorded by humans, there is another 'historical record' in the era of the Great Cataclysm, which is the 'history' from the gods.

The 'holy scriptures' of various churches often record the words and deeds of some deities, as well as the stories of some saints. Many of these events are indirectly related to the history of the Great Cataclysm and are important historical materials for the study of the Great Cataclysm.

Of course, these stories have all been embellished by these churches, "little by little."

According to some information on the internet, these scriptures often feature deities that are invincible in their own church's scriptures, but are so weak that they can't even beat a dog in other churches' scriptures.

Furthermore, these 'sacred texts' only record events related to the deities of their own church; you cannot find them by searching for general historical events.

However, what He Ao was looking for happened to be a high-level event related to 'life'.

Based on He Ao's previous summary of the extraordinary situations in the dungeon world, the superior and inferior talent sequences of the same or adjacent paths will attract each other.

As Roger said, high-ranking transcendents in the 'Doctor' pathway will more or less have a connection with the goddess of life.

Since the Fountain of Youth's power is also related to life, it is highly likely that it is also a supernatural item related to 'life'.

Furthermore, according to the historical records of the Andavi family, the 'quarrymen' created by the Fountain of Youth required an angel to suppress and kill them, which proves that the Fountain of Youth's status is very likely that of an 'angel'.

How could an angelic, life-related extraordinary item not be connected to the Goddess of Life?

However, He Ao did not initially intend to join the Church of the Goddess of Life. He directly asked Roger if he knew anything about the Fountain of Youth, and Roger replied "I don't know," as did his senior brother.

It's 'I don't know' rather than 'I can't say'.

This proves that the Church of the Goddess of Life may not have known about the existence of the Fountain of Youth.

This contradicts He Ao's inference.

But Heo chose to believe his own deduction, so he asked Roger to "baptize" him so he could see the "Scripture of Life" for himself.

This holy book is not thin; it has hundreds of pages. Eve cannot detect the book and cannot help him scan and summarize the useful information, so he has to read it himself.

However, after using Hyper Memory for a long time, his memory is now quite good. He can read ten lines at a glance and remember the relevant information, so he can read very quickly.

"You read that fast?"

Roger, seeing how quickly he was flipping through the pages, couldn't help but ask.

"Take a quick look and look for useful information."

He Ao answered casually.

The Holy Scripture of Life is divided into four parts: the Gospels, the Book of Saints, the Word, and the Book of Revelation.

The Gospels tell the story of the goddess of life.

The goddess of life was born from chaos and nothingness, becoming the deity who governs life, the source of all life in the world, and the most powerful and eternal deity in the eternal universe.

The goddess of life influenced the first believers in the chaos, teaching them the mysteries of life, and thus the first church of the goddess of life was established.

The 'Gospels' can basically be understood as the origin story of the Church of the Goddess of Life. Hooch also said in other scriptures that their gods are the most powerful and eternal gods.

The historical background of the establishment of the Church of the Goddess of Life described in the book is largely unclear, but Heo speculates that it may be from a relatively early period of the Great Cataclysm, because it mentions many words related to 'ruins'.

Only when an old civilization is destroyed, and not long enough, will there be a large number of ruins in the world.

He continued flipping through the pages, but there wasn't much useful information mentioned here. The person who wrote this part of the evangelism was very likely one of the original believers, and his mental state might not have been quite normal.

As He Ao read, he felt the murmurs of the goddess of life in his mind become powerful and chaotic.

These texts contain a strong amount of pollution.

However, it is unlikely that a person with a sound mind would 'hear' the 'transformation' of the goddess of life.

The second part is the 'Life of the Saints'.

The biographies of saints record the stories of various 'saints' who made significant contributions to the Church of the Goddess of Life and were recognized by the Goddess of Life.

The stories in the biographies of saints are beginning to show some logic and have a clear timeline.

The authors of the first two biographies of saints were not entirely mentally sound; they recounted the stories of the early church leaders spreading the church far and wide.

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By the third chapter, Heo's reading speed had slowed down. The author of this biography of saints was still in a state of stable confusion, but in his chaotic and distorted writing, he mentioned a name: 'Andavier'.

The author uses a chaotic word order to describe an enemy of the goddess of life, 'Andavier,' an existence that is not specifically described but referred to by a single syllable.

The saint in the third chapter was a church leader at the time, whose cause of death was Andavier's attack on the Church of the Goddess of Life.

He continued scrolling down.

The stories of the saints do not follow a completely chronological order; for example, Heo saw the names of saints who had already died in the second book in the fourth book. However, in general, the timeline moves forward.

When we reach the sixth book of the Saints, the being named 'Andavier' reappears to cause trouble and wages war against the goddess of life.

The author of this piece seems to have cleared his head a bit, and the writing is now barely understandable to most people.

The war ended with Andavier being killed by the goddess of life, and his body falling from the sky.

The original text describes the scene of his death: 'Thunder filled the sky, rain poured down on the earth, and waves surged from the mountains, shrouding the world.'

The saint recorded in the sixth book died in the war with Andavier.

He continued turning the pages, and found that the authors or recorders of the subsequent biographies of saints were in a very unstable state of mind, sometimes chaotic and frantic, and sometimes rational and orderly.

Judging from the writing style, almost every one of these biographies of saints was written by a different author, which may have been written by church leaders at the time.

When we reach the nineteenth book, the name 'Andavier' reappears. This book of saints records that Andavier 'did not die,' and his body remained at the spot where he fell, 'attempting to return from death.'

The protagonist of this story seems to be extremely powerful. He was sent by the goddess to the place where Andavier died, where he fought against Andavier's minions, took away Andavier's 'life force', and destroyed Andavier's 'revival' plan.

The original text describes this saint as having "made the sky clear," "brought life out of the mud," and "brought the earth back to life."

The author of this nineteenth biography of saints seems to be more rational, as he begins the story by recounting something that has not been mentioned before: 'Andavier's identity'.

Andaviel's name means 'spirit of life'. He was originally an angel servant of the goddess of life, but he tried to rebel against the goddess of life.

The original text states that he 'borrowed power from thunder, and was even able to kill gods.'

However, He Ao expressed doubts about this account, because this holy book already contained many previous records of 'belittling' other gods.

This Andavier could kill gods, but the goddess of life defeated him, so the goddess of life is awesome.

In short, the conclusion is 'Goddess of Life is awesome'.

However, since Andaviel has been entangled with the goddess of life for so long, even if he is not a god, he must be close to being a god.

Andaville... the Andaville family...

The pronunciations are so similar...is it a coincidence...?

He paused for a moment, then continued scrolling down.

There are 39 books in the biographies of saints. In the later books, He...

O was surprised to see some 'saints' from after the establishment of the Federation, suggesting that the "Scripture of Life" was not a completed book.

"This Holy Scripture of Life is still being serialized in real time?"

He Ao smiled and glanced at Roger.

“Yes,” Roger, who was leaning back on the sofa studying enhancement potions, said without looking up, “this book has killed more popes than living believers. It’s a book that will be passed down through generations, and the book will remain even after the person is gone.”

He Ao chuckled to himself, then lowered his head and continued to peruse the Bible of Life.

However, the name Andaville was never mentioned again in the book after that.

It seems that Andaville has been completely dealt with and can no longer cause any trouble.

The nineteenth chapter also mentions that the saint sent by the goddess took away Andavil's 'life force,' which should be a kind of extermination operation, cutting off all of Andavil's backup plans.

At least that's what the Church of the Goddess of Life believes.