Collapse Iron: What does it mean to broaden the fate of four people in one sentence?

"Caesar! Can you really bring the sun back to all of Onpharos?"

A representative dressed in a dark gray robe suddenly stood up, placed his hands on the table, leaned forward, and stared intently.

"Absurd!"

Another voice followed, sharp and offensive.

"Caesar! You actually want to compete with Aegler?"

Those were representatives from the people of the sky.

"The benevolent Caesar,"

A third voice came from another direction, with a completely different tone, carrying a sense of surprise.

"Truly living up to its reputation!"

His eyes shone, as if he had seen some hope.

The atmosphere at the scene was divided into three parts.

One was a sense of surprise; those lights, which had been shining brightly for years in darkness, were like a drowning person suddenly seeing a piece of driftwood.

One wave was anger, from the representatives of the Sky People and the city-states whose faith was rooted in the Titans; they felt that Caesar's words were a challenge to divine authority.

There is also silence.

No one doubted the truthfulness of this statement.

The fact that Caesar could say these things in this setting suggests that she might actually have a way.

Furthermore, since the holy city of Ohma is the only place in Ompharos that possesses "eternal light," could Caesar, as the ruler of Ohma, have received guidance from Cephalus?

After all, it was Kephale who brought light to Ohma.

Lin Si looked at them, and the corners of her mouth curved slightly.

He naturally knew what these people were thinking.

They need an explanation, an explanation that can be accepted by their existing worldview.

And "the guidance of Cephalo" is the most useful explanation in the world.

He wouldn't mind going with the flow.

In this world, a "miracle" is a miracle precisely because it is beyond human capability.

Just like the celestial vessel, the Emperor Bow Master's gaze fell upon them for only a moment, and the people completely believed him.

If the Celestial Ship is like this, then Onfaros will be even worse.

But he did not have the idea of ​​breaking down the world's "belief system".

Because the world’s belief system is deeply ingrained, breaking it rashly will only create more trouble.

Moreover, when people have faith, the nation has strength, and the country has hope.

So what he meant was to “upgrade” the faith of the Onfaros.

From "Faith in the Titans" to "Faith: The Titans believe we can have a better tomorrow."

Therefore, he intentionally wanted the Onpharos to remember the "achievements" of those Titans, and then, based on this memory, to catch up with and surpass them.

Instead of simply having faith without taking action.

After all, heroes are not meant to be looked up to, but to be followed and surpassed.

He pointed to the huge, glowing sphere carried on his back in the sky.

"Gentlemen,"

His voice was more composed than before.

"Weian Kefale, carrying the dawn machine for the people of Onfaros,"

Why is that?

He looked at the crowd, his gaze moving from one face to another, finally settling on the representatives with their complex expressions.

"It's because Kefaller believed that his children would be better off without him!"

The scene fell silent for a moment.

Then, a few people's expressions changed. The change was subtle, like someone gently plucking a string that was originally taut.

“Cefal gave us a direction,”

Lin Si lowered her hand.

"And this direction leads to Dawn Machines!"

He paused for a moment.

"You all might as well think about this,"

"After all these years, surely Ohma has done some research on the Dawn Machines?"

This sentence is like a key, precisely inserted into the lock.

The representatives began exchanging glances.

Ohma is a holy city, the place where Kephale personally carried the light. If even Ohma hasn't studied the Dawn Machine, then who else would?

Since Caesar dared to say "Let the whole of Ompharos be restored to light" in front of so many people, she must have something in her hands.

The members of the Senate were ashen-faced.

They sat at the table, their bodies slightly stiff, their gazes darting rapidly between Caesar and each other.

They realized that Cephalus might have indeed given Caesar some kind of guidance or revelation, but they had no idea exactly when it was given.

They decided to make trouble for Frost afterwards.

As the high priest of the Cephalian priesthood, Frost would certainly have known if Cephalian had indeed given Caesar a divine oracle.

But Frost kept it from them?

Over the years, they have harbored ulterior motives.

It can't be said that they harbored ulterior motives, since they never submitted to Caesar from the beginning.

What right does she, an outsider, have to sit on Ohma's throne?

Some of the old nobles she purged were related to the Senate, while others were potential collaborators for the Senate in the future.

Caesar's methods of taking over Ohma, while securing her throne, also made the Senate realize one thing:

"This woman is not easy to deal with."

So they waited. They waited for an opportunity. They waited for Caesar to make a mistake.

And Dawn Cloud Cliff is one of their trump cards.

Over the years, they have secretly maintained a small but elite private army at Dawn Cloud Cliff. They are just waiting for the right opportunity to take Caesar's life from within.

Do you think Forros didn't know that the Senate had been secretly maintaining a private army at Dawn Cloud Cliff all these years?

He couldn't possibly be unaware that the movement of those private soldiers required passing through the area controlled by the sacrificial corps, and that the supplies were under the watchful eyes of the Grand Priest.

But he never stopped it.

Not stopping it is tacit approval.

By tacitly approving without informing Caesar, it was clear that Frost was on their side.

But looking at it now...

Fross, you big-eyed, thick-browed brat, you betrayed the organization, didn't you!

Lin Si's gaze swept across the Senate, noticing the changes in their expressions, but he didn't linger. He withdrew his gaze and looked back at the representatives.

"Gentlemen,"

His voice regained a relaxed tone.

"The journey to fire is never about destruction."

"It's for the sake of inheritance."

"It is so that the Titans can confidently entrust their power to worthy people."

"And you, you have come to Ohma today and are sitting here."

He shrugged slightly.

“Isn’t it because you also want to know?”

"What exactly is the answer?"

Chapter 335 Do you want to be my enemy?

"Demon King..."

Deep down, Crydela watched this scene, a smile involuntarily creeping onto her lips.

She wasn't aware that she was laughing, or rather, she was aware, but she didn't consciously try to suppress the smile.

That smile welled up from the bottom of my heart, like a glass of honey that had been left out for too long finally being picked up, clinked glasses, and drunk in one gulp.

She watched as Lin Si stood before the diplomats, firmly grasping everyone's attention with the phrase, "Let the light return to all of Onfaros."

Then, calmly and steadily provide explanations, directions, and a framework that everyone can accept.

"You really make me,"

She said it softly in her mind.

I'm growing to love you more and more.

She was stunned for a moment after saying that.

Do you like it?

Did she use that word?

But upon closer reflection, this term is indeed quite apt.

If she were to conduct this diplomatic event herself, she wouldn't even bother explaining much to these people.

She will most likely put some 'cannons' on these people's heads and tell them how Caesar got to where he is today.

Ohma does have cannons, but they are not on the same level as those brought by the Demon King.

It's like a toy in a child's hand compared to a 'Titan artifact'.

But this demon king was different; everything she said contradicted her views on the pursuit of fire.

Moreover, his words and actions clearly demonstrate his deep understanding of the 'art of diplomacy'.

Few people share her thoughts, and even fewer can express her ideas in more precise language.

This demon king not only came up with the same idea as her, but also used a completely different path to reach the same 'end point'.

In her view, the journey to chase the fire is also a form of inheritance.

She had long realized that the journey to the fire might be a one-way trip; the power of those Titans was too immense, and the bodies of the Golden Race were ultimately only flesh and blood.

She wasn't sure if she would survive to complete the journey.

So she began to intentionally groom Aglaia.

Because Aglaia has the ability to act as "Caesar II".

Although he is still somewhat unconventional, this young man is smart, sharp, and 'calm' enough.

Like Lin Si, she did not intend to break the entire belief system, but rather to "upgrade" it on the existing foundation.

The old laws of Tarranton were not without merit; the laws she established were "upgrades" based on those of the Law Titan Tarranton.

But because the people of Onfaros were considered too "ignorant," she publicly declared that the old laws had been trampled upon.

Their goal, like Lin Si's, was to break the Titans' authority and prove that the Titans were not insurmountable.

However, her core purpose is different from Lin Si's.

Her core objective, from beginning to end, has always been to end the Gold War, unify Onpharos, and move towards the stars.