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"This time, Duva has no way to escape. The biggest mistake he made was that after possessing the aliens, he would lose them immediately."

Several kilometers away, Coulson clenched his fists, extremely excited. He would be able to disarm Duva's strongest weapon and kill or imprison this guy soon.

Fury, who was on the sky carrier, asked, "Is the druid you mentioned really controllable?"

"Don't worry, Boss. An idealist like him has the greatest strength of perseverance, but also the greatest weakness. This makes him extremely paranoid. Once he sets his mind on something, he will never look back. He is very suitable for us to control. Since he has achieved absolute control over the aliens through practical actions, he is qualified to be won over by us."

Coulson pointed at the screen and said, "If there is any possibility that he might have a problem, the only thing I can think of is that someone can satisfy this idealist's unrealistic fantasy of permanent peace and the end of war, but we all know that this is impossible."

(End of this chapter)

64. Chapter 64 I don’t want to be an Eternal anymore. All Eternals deserve to die! Die! Die!

Chapter 64 I don’t want to be an Eternal anymore. All Eternals deserve to die! Die! Die!

Yes, it is impossible at all. Fury agrees with Coulson's conclusion very much.

There can be no progress only when there is struggle, and extraordinary potential can be tapped in order to survive. This is the essence of life, whether it is human or alien.

This also indirectly shows that there are huge problems with the philosophy of Druid, an Eternal. No wonder he has a bad relationship with all other Eternals and never interacts with them.

He also fell out with leaders like Ajax.

"Druids have psychic abilities and can see through other people's lies. It is impossible to deceive them with words."

Fury believed that as long as he didn't appear in front of the druid, the druid would be the most useful tool.

Anyway, he absolutely did not believe that there could be anyone in this world who could satisfy the druid's unrealistic fantasies.

……

The druid looked at the large number of aliens around him, with a hint of excitement in his eyes.

"So many... so many pure minds..." The druid released his spiritual ability and had a vague illusion that he was in a happy spiritual ocean, clean but a little cold.

Because the thoughts of these aliens are pure and cold, but the druid does not have such high requirements. He cannot blame this group of people with some excellent inner hearts for such trivial aspects.

“It’s perfect.”

Facing everyone's gazes, the druid finally uttered a few words. He felt as if he had just woken up from a hundred-meter-wide bed, bathed in warm sunshine, and felt extremely satisfied.

"Perfect in what aspect?" Duva asked.

"In all aspects, these aliens are simply creatures carefully selected by the gods." The druid hasn't had such obvious emotional fluctuations for a long time.

"The God of the Universe is not qualified to screen my aliens."

"You've never left Earth, let alone seen a god! You don't think that becoming the God of Thunder will make you comparable to a real god?"

"No, but I know that the group of gods led by Alisem are not worthy."

Now, the druid looked at Dua in surprise.

Even Alisem knew about it? He even called him by his name without any respect.

The look in the druid's eyes when he looked at Dua changed slightly.

"What is he doing? Shouldn't he start sooner rather than later?" Gilgamesh frowned, totally unable to understand.

Why not just use your psychic powers to control these aliens, and then send them to besiege Duva? Wouldn't the battle be over early?

But he had no choice. If the druids didn't take action first, would they really kill all these aliens in one go? That would be too troublesome.

What's more, Duva's subordinates are not just aliens, there are also extremely terrifying guys.

When they are dealing with numerous aliens, they are likely to reveal their flaws and be attacked by powerful guys.

The Sentinel cannot be ignored, and the newly appeared Death Woman is also feared. Even if they don’t know the Death Woman, they know that she is not a simple person just because she can stand on Dua’s right hand like the Sentinel.

"I am different from them. I am here to judge your qualifications. All your thoughts will be exposed to me."

The druid activated his ability, and a large amount of mental power began to spread like a plague, quickly covering a large number of aliens.

Every minute and every second, a large number of aliens are connected to him and become his followers - at least on the surface.

The Druid didn't come to fight, but just came to examine Dewar. Once he concluded that Dewar was not worthy of owning the alien, he would not hesitate to deprive Dewar of his control over the alien.

But faced with this situation, Dua was not panicked at all, and looked at the druid with interest.

The moment he saw this guy, Duva recognized him.

Therefore, he did not mean to blame the druid for his words and actions, and said seriously: "Psychic ability? You can't get rid of me with just this. Besides, what makes you think you can control my alien?"

"You'll see."

The druid immediately used his ability on Dua himself.

The mental attack was so fast that in the blink of an eye, the Druid had already invaded Dua's mind.

But as soon as he entered Dua's brain, the druid felt something was wrong.

"How is this going?"

The druid's originally cold thoughts were now filled with endless horror.

Duva's brain was like a terrifying abyss, emitting extreme cold that was enough to freeze everything.

Deep, despair, screams, dead silence...

At this moment, it seemed as if all the horrors and all the evils in the world were concentrated in the heart of this human being, turning into an insurmountable gap.

The druid swore that in his memory of the past thousands of years, he had never encountered such a situation, nor had he explored such an unfathomable and terrifying mind like a black hole!

If this damn place can still be called "soul".

"You are indeed a criminal who is extremely evil. Let me see who you are..."

The druid gritted his teeth, but the next second, he was stunned.

In that terrible abyss of will, there were flowers and applause everywhere.

Countless alien shapes transformed into countless points of light, emitting faint light in this empty and void area.

As the druid watched in shock, countless points of light appeared, embellishing everything in this spiritual world.

Several of the light spots were unusually bright, emitting spiritual fluctuations far beyond those of ordinary aliens.

The druid gradually understood.

Every alien, in the spiritual world, becomes a spiritual barrier to protect Dua.

Applying mind control to Duva is essentially fighting all the aliens at once.

How can such a person still exist in this world? No, I should say, why does such a person exist?

Why, why can he use the alien's consciousness in this way?

How can an ordinary human being achieve something that a druid can't even imagine?

At this moment, Druid understood how ridiculous and utterly wrong he thought he had suppressed Dewar's consciousness and controlled the cognition of the alien.

"No wonder, no wonder... No wonder you dare to ignore the external spiritual power, no wonder you are always full of confidence in your alien..."

What is this, what is Duva, the collective consciousness of all aliens?

No, it is a collective consciousness with subject consciousness.

Here, the druid sees the thoughts of every alien or alien host, and can clearly hear what they think and feel.

With an unprecedentedly clear sense, he can understand all the aliens' instinctive praises to Dewar.

Is this what a god looks like, surrounded by countless pure and clean hymns?

Druid thinks it’s hard to say. Can Duva be more special than Alisem?

do not know.

Before he knew it, the Druid was in tears, cut off from the world for hundreds of years, incompatible with humans or Eternals, he almost forgot what was really going on in his heart.

It’s cold yet warm, complicated yet orderly. At this moment, all the contradictions in the world seem to have stagnated and turned into eternal tranquility and peace.

outside world.

"…Why did he suddenly burst into tears?" Gilgamesh didn't understand.

Tina touched her head and said angrily, "Who knows? Didn't he also burst into tears when he quarreled with Ajak a few hours ago and accused us of not leading mankind? Who knows what weird things are in his mind!"

By the way, what the crazy female warrior said was not convincing at all.

Several Eternals were a little confused, but only a few seconds had passed and they didn't know what had happened to the druid.

That's right, "again".

They were all not good at dealing with the sensitive and paranoid druid. Especially now, the crying druid was like an emotional audience who had just watched a sad drama and was immersed in his own world and unable to extricate himself.

"He just understood me, it's as simple as that."

Duva spoke in a very light voice, and he said in a very serious tone: "Druid, following Ajak is simply wasting your precious life. Do you have the heart to waste your abilities in vain?"

"Shut up! Druid, don't listen to his nonsense. No matter what you saw, this is his conspiracy! That's just the kind of person he is!" Ajak's face changed drastically, and a strong ominous premonition arose in his heart.

Dua shook his head: "Who can fake my own heart? Or, can I deceive myself? Even if it is, doesn't that explain the truth in my heart?"

He extended his hand to this Eternal, whose actual age was several million years old, but whose psychological age was only a few thousand years old.

"Come, Druid, come to my side. People like you are born to stand by my side." His voice was as heavy and steady as a mountain.

"No, I can't do that!"

The druid couldn't help but take a step back.

Ajak was completely confused. Even though she was the leader, she didn't understand what the hell was going on! !

What on earth did the druid see??! And why was he crying like a frightened child seeking comfort?

Duval said calmly, "Do you still identify more with your Eternal origins? Don't worry, I never care whether you are an Eternal, a human, or any other race, because everyone standing next to me is the same."

The same alien shape.

Duva added in his heart.

The druid also instantly understood Dua's meaning.

Duva was like a devil tempting people to fall, and whispered: "Aren't you confused about your own existence? Do you feel that you should have done more for mankind and made mankind better, but you didn't do so because of Ajak's order? Then let me tell you why this happened, because the purpose of the Eternals' existence is to destroy the earth and exterminate all mankind."

"This is impossible!"

"Why don't you ask your leader? She can communicate with the gods of the universe, why not ask her in person?" Dua looked confident.

The druid turned his head stiffly and looked at Ajak in disbelief.

It was just a glance, facing that complicated gaze, the druid, a master of the mind, immediately understood who had been lying.

"Listen to what he is saying. We have protected humans for thousands of years, only to destroy them?"

"Ajak, Duva has gone crazy, let's hurry up... Ajak?"

The druid's face was ashen and his eyes were empty.

The other Eternals looked at Ajak in disbelief as he looked in pain.

Is it true? This absurd statement, is it true?

"I'll explain it to you after I get rid of him!" Ajax was interrupted by Duva before he could finish his words.

"The short-term destruction is to welcome a better new life, to give birth to a new group of gods at the expense of the human beings on Earth. This is what your leader has been hiding from all of you."

Duva suddenly laughed: "But I don't accept it. Do humans deserve to be exterminated and become nutrients for the gods? In order to allow the new gods to go to an unknown species created in an unknown galaxy, should we sacrifice ourselves?"

The druid suddenly said in a low voice: "Duwa is telling the truth. I can feel it."

Ajak suppressed the pain in his heart and said sternly: "I order you to do it, don't listen to him!"

The other Eternals were skeptical, but faithfully carried out Ajak's orders, just as they had done for the past thousands of years.

But the moment they took action, the druid also took action.

Countless aliens, at the druid's gesture, suddenly moved into action, switching from static to killing mode, and pounced on... the Eternals!

"Druid, what are you doing!" Ajak was horrified.

"I've had enough of you people. All our efforts in the past have been nothing more than serving as tools of God, but we don't have the self-awareness to be tools!"

The druid's tears rolled down. After experiencing such an extreme contrast in such a short period of time, he finally couldn't bear it anymore.

"From now on, I am no longer an Eternal! I have found a more reliable method, a cleaner and better path!"