Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods.

Because the deity behind them, like the god of the forest, is one of the most powerful deities below the god of war.

By allying with Him, we at least gained a greater sense of security. As for whether the alliance with the goblin race would pose a threat to the God of War and his weapons...

The answer is yes, but not to the God of War himself. Rather, it poses a threat to the Skywing race that the God of War has allowed to roam freely. They are now hesitant to target the goblin and dragon races.

After the alliance was formed, the two races enjoyed a long period of peace.

After a long while, Reginlev looked at Mara again, tilted his head slightly, and asked, "What, is there another problem?"

Mara didn't answer immediately, but stared at her and asked another question: "You just said that you had an alliance with the goblins, and now you've come to me to form an alliance. How will you treat them in the future?"

Mara suddenly wanted to see how much the goblin race meant to the dragon spirits, since they were the races that the dragon spirits had taken a liking to.

Upon hearing this, Regin Levi appeared quite calm and composed. "Naturally, we should dissolve the alliance, but if you also wish to bring the God of Forging to the alliance, I can make an introduction."

"But if you want to kill him like you would the Forest God, then I suggest you do it after the Dragon Spirits break their alliance with them, so that our Dragon Spirits won't lose face so much."

She said that although the dragon spirit had lowered its head, it still had some shame.

If Mara wants to eliminate the goblin race and the God of Forging, then he shouldn't bring the dragon race along. After all, it's rather unethical to be in the Alliance one second and then stab your former allies in the back with a new one the next.

Regin Levi subtly hinted that the Alliance would be better off adding the God of Forging and his goblin race, who were now a force to be reckoned with, having found many unactivated divine essences and crafted them into incredibly powerful bombs.

Such bombs are exceptionally powerful; even a dragon spirit would be instantly vaporized if hit by one.

Finally, Regin Levi extended the final invitation for an alliance: "Interested in forming an alliance with the Dragon Spirits?"

"I believe that the God of Vengeance can see the sincerity we have laid out before you."

Regin Levi gazed at the divine being before him and asked meaningfully, "How is it?"

"... "

Under her gaze, Mara's reply echoed through the palace: "Yes, but I need a dragon spirit to remain in Eden. I am very interested in your life essence and your use of space and time."

Mara didn't care much about any alliance, but he wanted to understand the nature of the Dragon Spirits, a higher-dimensional species, and their use of spacetime.

This not only helps Goldras, but also provides inspiration for Mara himself.

Even Mara couldn't obtain this information through violence, since the most powerful killing move of the Dragon Spirits was the "Heaven and Earth Cannon" [Collapse Roar], which was unleashed at the cost of their own lives.

Even someone as powerful as Mara couldn't stop their killing moves, because the dragon spirits were really good at committing suicide.

Mara's request was undoubtedly extremely unreasonable, because what he wanted was the very foundation of the dragon spirit race. If this foundation were easily revealed, other races could easily develop methods to counter it, causing the dragon spirit race's ecological niche to fall.

As Mara's voice faded, Reginlev's expression changed, and he fell into deep thought.

Mara didn't care; whether or not they formed an alliance wasn't of much use to him. But for Reginlev, it was a difficult decision.

One is the foundation upon which the clan stands, and the other is the possibility of ensuring the continuation of the entire clan by rewriting the course of war.

In the end, however, she gritted her teeth and agreed to the condition, on the condition that the God of Vengeance would not harm the Dragon Spirit race during the war, in order to ensure the continuation of the Dragon Spirit race.

"make a deal."

As Regin Levi's voice faded, he extended his claws, covered in tens of millions of scales, and probed into the spacetime dimension.

An immensely powerful force of spacetime extended from her claws, controlling spacetime itself to shift rapidly. She precisely seized a silver-white dragon spirit and, to the latter's bewilderment, pulled him out of the spacetime dimension. It was her follower, Drag.

As Regin Levi released his claws, Drag, his face filled with stunned confusion, fell to the ground with a dull thud. Looking up, he saw the divine species come into view.

"... "

"here it is?"

He turned to look at his master, hesitant to speak, "You've sold your own servant..."

Dragg had just delivered the words of the God of Vengeance to his master and left, only to be dragged back to this place by his master a second later. He didn't know what had happened, but for now, he could only silently accept it.

Regin Levi turned his head away and gazed at the sun in the sky, as if captivated by the beautiful sight.

This sun is so bright...

Dragg sighed and bowed respectfully to the god of vengeance. "Once again, Your Majesty."

When he raised his dragon head again, he had fully accepted his fate and calmly asked, "Your Majesty Mara, what can I do?"

“Nothing needs to be done,” Mara replied. “Just stay within the Garden of Eden.”

“As you wish…” Drag replied, respectfully retreating outside the palace.

He crouched at the doorway like a cat, his long tail coiled in front of him, transforming into a cold statue.

Inside the main hall, Mara looked at the enormous statue at the entrance and said thoughtfully, "That is your follower, why did you choose him?"

Reginlevy glanced into the distance, taking in the statues, the forest, and the human race. “It is precisely because he is my follower that I chose him.”

"He originally had another colleague, but many years ago, he was killed alone by a fragment of the God of War, and his head was hung at the front of their lair."

"Leaving Drag here will at least ensure his survival."

"Is that so?" Mara remained noncommittal, not dwelling on the matter further. "You've achieved your goal; you can leave now."

After leaving those words, Mara ignored Reginlev and devoted himself once again to digesting the life authority and analyzing the life essence of the dragon spirit.

The entire hall fell silent again, but Regin Levi was not in a hurry to leave. Instead, he turned around and walked out of the towering doors with the graceful and light steps of a cat, standing outside the palace and watching the human race.

There was a time when even she didn't pay much attention to the human race, a race so small that it was almost indistinguishable from wild beasts, but the world changes too fast.

It happened so fast she couldn't react. The voices of the dying humans echoed in the Elf Corridor, awakening the essence of the God of Vengeance, allowing humanity to rise up and even obscuring the prophecies of the Dragon Spirits.

Regin Levi gazed meaningfully at the humans. In her perception, the humans who had been granted the Elven Corridor had an average elven adaptability that even surpassed that of the goblins, pushing them down to ninth place.

It has almost caught up with the Forest Elf species, which still holds the seventh position even though its adaptability has been permanently reduced.

Although the adaptability ranking cannot represent pure combat strength, Regin Levi still saw the potential of the human race. Their ability and speed of learning magic were exceptionally amazing. Although the forest elves had stronger control, their growth rate was far inferior to these short-lived species.

Not only that.

In her eyes, the civilization, social order, understanding of various races, and possession of knowledge that humanity displayed at this moment shocked her.

Many races have been at war in this world for tens of thousands of years, and various spells and technologies have developed to a near-divine level.

Nevertheless, all races overlooked one fact: the races without the Elven Corridor were hiding so well.

"The world is truly amazing..."

Regin Levy made a self-deprecating remark with a meaningful tone:

“We have all overlooked this race, and never even considered how they survived to this era without the Elven Corridor.”

"Is it just that humans are hiding too well?"

"Is it because we are too arrogant?"

Regin Levi didn't know the answer, and there was no point in continuing the search, so he turned and entered the space-time continuum, disappearing from the Garden of Eden.

Chapter 175 The Brewing Storm

As time passed, the Garden of Eden, humanity's home, gradually expanded, becoming a vast city-state that housed tens of thousands of people.

Although a large portion of these tens of thousands of people are children under ten years old, they still constitute a real population for humanity.

Humans no longer need to hide or rely on ordering some to sacrifice themselves to give more people a chance to survive.

Throughout history, the first essential tasks for human survival have been to fill their stomachs, the second to migrate continuously, and the third and fourth to have children.

But now, they no longer need to migrate. With their basic need for food satisfied, humans have an additional necessity besides reproduction: learning magic.

Humans have an amazing ability to learn from the magical books left behind by extinct races, and in just ten years, many spellcasters with considerable skill have emerged.

This astonishing ability to learn instilled fear in all races.

They began searching for areas where humans had once lived, and from the clues that hadn't been destroyed, they uncovered a terrible truth.

This wisdom and learning ability were not innate to the divine race; they have always possessed this ability, but it has been buried because they lack the Elven Corridor within their bodies.

Ultimately, many races that examined traces of humanity discovered a chilling truth.

Over the past tens of thousands of years, humans have unanimously pretended to be like wild beasts in front of other races.

So that the powerful races wouldn't notice them.

Humans succeeded; they successfully disguised themselves as monkeys and beasts in the eyes of other races.

Regardless of how fiercely different races fight each other, they have all instinctively ignored the fact that humans are a race with an amazing learning ability, which is why humans have been able to successfully reproduce in this world.

Only the orc race, who are often so hungry that they lose their minds, frequently use humans as a backup food source.

Faced with the rise of humanity, many races can only regret not noticing humans sooner, and now they can only grit their teeth and swallow their anger.

Now all races know that the rise of humanity is an unstoppable trend.

...

On the edge of Eden, children learning magic while playing noticed a group of figures approaching in the distance. They instantly became alert and ran towards the adults.

But as the newcomer gradually became clearer, the children cheered again.

The team that explored the abandoned goblin warships returned to Eden, bringing back many valuable technological advancements, and was warmly welcomed by many.

A purple-haired child nestled in his father's arms, a young girl awaited her lover's return, and an old man standing in the distance breathed a sigh of relief when he saw his child return safely.

Rick, who had become the leader, couldn't help but laugh as he watched this scene. He then instructed the members of his team to take the collected items to the workshop for further study.

In recent years, humanity has resumed its exploration, showing an astonishing desire for the traces left behind by powerful races.

Humanity's footprints have spread to distant places once again, and other races have officially regarded humans as rivals vying for the Star Cup, thus igniting a series of battles.

Initially, the various races' impressions of humans remained unchanged from the past, but through countless battles, they discovered that humans were growing at an alarmingly rapid pace.

They are like a low-end combination of forest elves and machine armor, not only with excellent spellcasting abilities but also with terrifying learning abilities.

It often happens that the knowledge brought back in the previous year is analyzed, learned, and applied in the following year.

Gradually, even the divine beings became somewhat interested in this matter and quickly came to a conclusion.

Humans evolved naturally, step by step from single-celled organisms. They are not perfect, and therefore possess infinite possibilities.

The various races created by the divine races, and even the creations meticulously nurtured by each divine race, will basically have no chance of further breakthroughs unless the gods intervene.

Since then, the focus of the conflicts between various races and humans has gradually shifted, no longer fixated on killing more humans.

If he kills a human, he will return to the side of the God of Vengeance and become an even more terrifying being.

Now, the alien races' strategy against humanity has completely shifted to destroying the heritage of various races that humans have their eyes on, so as to prevent humans from learning those things and turning them into techniques used against them.