A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 351 This civilization is filled with unease

"Calm down, Titiru."

"I know you are very dissatisfied because the civilization you have been observing for a long time was suddenly destroyed by Outer Gods, but not interfering is the instruction of the true gods, and you can only accept it."

The friend's calm attitude contrasted sharply with Titiru's agitation.

This concerns the arrangement of the bee colony on the Pulan civilization, which is not a matter of the depth of friendship, but a matter of the future of countless Pulan people within that civilization.

No matter how deep the friendship, even the closest friends cannot disregard the future of civilization.

Titiru tried to argue further, saying, "The great gods are so merciful, why are they unwilling to protect other weaker civilizations? This shouldn't be!"

Instead of arguing with Titiguru, his friend said bluntly, "You're not the first to raise similar questions. Long before you, people had asked the true gods similar questions."

"The true gods can only protect one civilization in this universe. If we want the true gods to protect other civilizations, we must give up our place. I don't think you have such foolish goodwill."

Titiru wasn't stupid; he naturally knew that the Pulan people, from top to bottom, could never accept losing the protection of the true god, even though the Pulan civilization's current technology was enough to make them invincible in this chaotic universe.

The protection of the true God is to the people of Pulan what Jerusalem is to the believers of the Bible; no believer of the Bible would willingly hand over Jerusalem to heretics.

However, after his friend's words, Titiru suddenly realized something.

His feelings suddenly became extremely complicated, and he asked his friend with some sadness, "...In the eyes of the true God, what are we?"

His friend's expression suddenly changed, shifting between light and dark, before finally regaining its composure and turning cold.

"This is not something you should be concerned with. As a friend, I can pretend I didn't hear your great disrespect towards the true gods."

"Titiru, you can leave now."

Rather than an order to leave, it was more like a forced eviction, drawing a clear line between them. Titiru knew that his friendship with this friend was completely severed from this day forward.

Titiru, unable to get the desired result from his friend, did not give up.

Using his prestige, he rallied a group of Pulan people within the civilization who were willing to follow him, breaking away from the mother civilization and raising the banner of resistance against the countless Outer Gods in the three great vortexes.

At first, Titiru and his fleet simply drove away or killed the Great Old Ones who were destroying civilizations, and then absorbed other Prans who had also rebelled against their mother civilization.

However, as the number of saved civilizations increased, more and more weaker civilizations joined the camp ruled by Titiru of the Puran people in the form of alliances, and then Titiru served them.

The territory and scale under Titigruten's rule increased dramatically every so often, and his strength grew stronger and stronger. Naturally, this could not escape the watchful eyes of the Outer Gods.

Although Titiru was initially inconspicuous and difficult for the Outer Gods to detect, as it took in more and more weak civilizations, the Outer Gods, as long as they weren't blind, could tell that there was a force in the universe that was opposing them and preventing the universe from heading towards chaos and distortion.

This is clearly something the Outer Gods cannot accept. Their mission is to return the universe to chaos and distortion, and they cannot allow themselves to be affected by these insignificant beings who are not even Outer Gods.

From this point on, the war between the rebel alliance led by Titigruten and the Outer Gods was fully launched.

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The Great Alliance of Civilizations led by Titiru waged a protracted war against the Outer Gods, which affected the entire universe and was unprecedented in the history of the Pulan civilization.

Because Titiru and his people possessed technology that could threaten the Outer Gods, the weaker civilizations that later joined the Great Alliance of Civilizations would consciously regard Titiru and his people as their leaders and loyally serve them.

This is precisely why Titiru and the other Prans who betrayed their mother civilization performed exceptionally well in this cosmic war.

However, what Titiru and his companions didn't know was that the more dazzling their achievements, the more the higher-ups of the Pulan civilization were losing sleep and finding it difficult to eat or sleep.

The higher-ups of the Pulan civilization could not imagine what the true gods would think if they saw the Pulan people active on the cosmic battlefield.

What if the true gods interpret this as the Pulan people actively disobeying their arrangements and openly defying their instructions, and completely abandoning the Pulan civilization?

However, due to the arrangements made by the true gods, the Pulan civilization could not take any action and could only hide in the shadows and quietly observe the universe. Naturally, it was impossible for them to take action to deal with those traitors and disloyalists of the true gods who were active in the universe.

Under such conflicting pressure, the Pulan civilization took the initiative to apologize to the bees and hoped to be allowed to send a fleet to destroy the Great Alliance of Civilizations led by Titiru.

However, to the surprise of the Pulan people, the great true gods showed considerable tolerance towards these Pulan people who rebelled and left civilization, and did not even want to pursue their acts of betrayal.

"Great God, do you really not intend to punish those traitors who have turned their backs on you?" the Pulan people, acting as the medium of the swarm, asked in bewilderment.

"Why punish? Your question is strange," the bee-like creature from beyond the universe replied.

Without a second thought, the main person in charge of the Pulan civilization rattled off a long list of crimes.

"The sinner Titiguru and his subordinates do not cherish the protection of the true gods, no longer serve them, and have completely betrayed their mercy. They have also defiled our Purang civilization's most devout faith in the great true gods, and are the shame that our civilization most desires to eradicate..."

Before the main person in charge of the Pulan civilization could finish speaking, the bee swarm stopped him from continuing.

"We are pleased with your loyalty, but we hope you will remain calm and follow our instructions."

Whether it was out of fear of losing the protection of the true gods, or truly out of piety towards the true gods, the main leader of the Pulan civilization gritted his teeth and said, "I'm sorry, great true gods, I also want to calm down, but when I think of those traitors who betrayed the true gods, I can't control myself and wish I could erase their existence immediately."

The other swarm of bees replied, "Actually, you don't need to get excited at all. Even if they choose to leave, they are still serving us, just in a different way."

The entire psionic network universe came into being under the Swarm's plan. It can be said that all life in the universe is either actively or passively serving the Swarm's plan.

Those Pulan people who refused to follow the instructions of the bees and even betrayed their mother civilization would never have imagined that they had simply jumped from one pit to another, continuing to serve the bees without any fundamental change; in fact, the previous pit was even more comfortable.

The person in charge was clearly stunned. After thinking carefully for a while, he asked respectfully, "Great God, we do not understand. Please enlighten us."

"You don't need to understand."

The individual bees in the colony did not want to continue the discussion, and the colony strictly adhered to information blackout to ensure that it always maintained a dominant position.

Since the bee colony was unwilling to discuss it, the Pulan people naturally didn't dare to ask any more questions; they could only accept the current reality.

(End of this chapter)