Four-Armed Divine Emperor

Al only cares about what "reward" he can get.

He used a tricky method to make "Alexander's Eastern Expedition" happen more than a hundred years earlier, and also forcibly injected many "humanistic thoughts" into the world that had to go through a long period of exploration and twists and turns to develop, which was destined to greatly change the future of the world.

Even though Al himself believed that the abstract "Pan-Civilization Alliance" he had stitched together might collapse soon after he left—after he extracted the heroine of this world, the Persian female general Artemisia, from the exchange list provided by the space, he found that the latter

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After breaking free from the brainwashing control of the Spirit Seed, Al became even more convinced of this.

He left some weapons and bullets in that world, which was one of the reasons why the expeditionary force was able to win victory after victory. After special training, his loyal subordinates were equipped with sniper rifles to cooperate with the army in the war. This "thunder and fire weapon" that could kill the enemy from a long distance made people terrified, and therefore they were even more afraid of the power of the coalition forces and did not dare to compete with it at all.

He simply did not take back some of these things, and left them in the hands of those who had been taught by El, as El's "reward" for brainwashing and enslaving them with props.

After El leaves, they will use the artifacts left by "Athena-El" to become the king and dominate one side, or compete for supremacy in this stitched-together "alliance" which is not a unified force at all, and finally stand out and inherit El's legacy and become El's "successor". It all depends on their respective opportunities.

that's all.

This is the journey of the two worlds that El traveled through during this period.

He did not gain anything extra from the world of the living dead, but his "strategy" on the world of Sparta had a significant impact, so the space gave him five rewards in return.

Storage space volume*2;

Intermediate Telekinesis↑——Intermediate Telekinesis +3;

Physical enhancement 2↑——Physical enhancement 4;

World Anchoring*1, can be used in any of the worlds you experience later. The anchored world is regarded as a fixed plane, and the time El stays in the space and the fixed plane is converted 1:1;

More space modules are opened and the redemption list is officially launched;

This made Al feel comfortable. He had satisfied his "Ruler - Imperator" addiction in the Spartan world, and also gained two beauties with their own characteristics. The population in the space had reached six people. Now, apart from daily eating, drinking, defecating and urinating, he was doing various trainings, deepening his relationship with his "harem" during and after training, and doing various pleasant things at the same time.

In Dawn of the Dead, when Al led a group of protagonists to a northern fishing port town to establish a stable and safe shelter, he seriously asked Ada and Claire if they were willing to stay.

At that time, Al already had the ambition to win everyone's heart, but he still had to do what he had to do. He always had a vague idea in his heart that the two women were just pretending to be nice to him and were forced to commit themselves to him. Although this idea faded with the passage of time, it did exist.

What's more, even if he is reluctant, he has already said in advance that he must do it no matter what - asking is one step, and actually doing it is another.

If he didn't even ask and waited until they brought it up themselves, then there would be no way back.

Obviously, the two girls who had just experienced a "Resident Evil" did not want to stay in the doomsday world where the civilization of the living dead was on the verge of extinction.

The situation in the world of the living dead is much worse than the world of the Resident Evil series that Al told them about. At least in the game version, which is the original story, those viruses, fungi and so on have not reached the level of destroying civilization. They usually occur in local areas, laboratories, villages and so on.

Al had a selfish motive in asking this question. He guessed that even if the two girls really wanted to leave the team, they would not likely choose the world of the living dead. If they refused once, they might refuse a second time, and then they might put the idea of ​​"quitting the team" behind them forever.

The second world is Sparta, an ancient world before the Common Era. Fortunately, there are still remnants of technological civilization in the world of the living dead. In 480 BC...

Ada lost patience with this world earlier than Al. At the end of the first year, she told Al that she would no longer "go on missions" and would rather stay in the palace, facing Al's occasional harassment while training herself in various ways. If we only talk about skills, Al is far from being a match for Sister Wang. He is often beaten and thrown under her during sparring. However, compared to them, Al, who is thick-skinned and tough, enjoys it.

The two worlds he traveled through in a row were both beyond the acceptance of Ada and Claire. Al was always grateful in his heart, because the more time they spent together normally, the higher the possibility that Ada and Claire would eventually "succumb" and become his regular "teammates" - lovers, sex partners, bed partners, companions, harem...

His ambitions were not big. He simply wanted to have sex with several women, communicate with them, and make himself and his harem stronger so that he could live out the rest of his time-travel life in peace and security.

Elna's exaggerated energy is released during training and on the women's bodies with semen and sweat every day.

Anna doted on him very much. This woman who had lost her husband, daughter, family and even everything in the disaster regarded Al as her savior and placed all her hopes on him. She never disobeyed Al's requests.

Artemisia was very angry with El at first because he used a strange method to control her mind, but the two of them had a deep physical relationship after all. After deliberately throwing tantrums and being half-forced to fall down by El several times, she was half-heartedly "subdued" by El, and they made up after the quarrel at the head of the bed.

As for Medea, El was very surprised when he first found this red-haired heroic beauty on the exchange list, because there were only three women on his exchange list, Artemisia, Queen Gorgo and her, and the first two could be said to be the heroines of the plot. Medea, a woman who had never appeared in the plot, had had close contact with him, but

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Al never thought that he could exchange her out. After all, he had slept with many women in the Spartan world, but not a few either. Why was she special?

The space's explanation for this is that because Medea, as a "native", followed El and participated in the occurrence and implementation of many "big events", she was considered an important character and had the potential to be redeemed.

El also liked this heroic and muscular woman. The latter was the tallest among all El's current harem, and she had a very dashing and handsome look when wearing men's clothes, so he decisively chose to bring her to the "real world".

As for the queen, Al did not choose to exchange her because he had never slept with Queen Gogo. The root cause of this was that Leonidas died at his hands.

Al has morals and a bottom line, although not much, but he does have some.

If Leonidas had died at Thermopylae at the hands of the Persians as history had shown, he could have gone to the White Queen without any psychological burden. However, because he had poisoned the other's husband with his own hands, Al really could not do such a thing as killing the husband and raping the woman. He had a moral burden, so he had always treated the hero's widow very well.

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The only child of the Queen and King Leonidas was appointed by Air as his priest. He received some education and presided over some important occasions. Air also nominated this son to be the future governor of the Peloponnese. Before that, King Gorgo would take over the position.

It can be considered as compensation in my own way.

121: Al, content with the status quo

Unfortunately, neither the world of Dawn of the Dead nor the world of 300 Spartans are qualified to be Ai'er's fixed plane. Otherwise, although the civilization in the world of the living dead was destroyed by a zombie virus, there are still some survivors and remnants of forces. If Ai'er puts in some effort, it would be equivalent to having an entire legacy of modern technological civilization for him to pick up.

However, it was also the first time he knew about the existence of world anchoring. Moreover, although all resources in this catastrophic doomsday world were theoretically ownerless, the destruction of civilization took away the owner of the planet as well as its true value, which also made it extremely difficult for Ai'er to obtain these resources.

As for the Spartan world... well, although there is a little bit of magical elements, the level is too low. At least at that time, Ai'er had already encompassed half of the Mediterranean and was the most civilized and prosperous force in the east. He searched hard but could not find the mysterious power that made his eyes light up.

Therefore, it can only serve as a vacation destination at most. However, because the times are too backward, even if Ai'er fully supports its development, it will inevitably take a long period of time. Therefore, even if Ai'er can choose, he will not choose the Spartan world as his first fixed world.

At this point, Al is still more inclined to find a modern technological civilization world similar to his home Earth as the first fixed world.

To be honest, the little supplies he managed to find with great effort in Dawn of the Dead were not as good as what a modern country could produce for him in one hour at full capacity. If he could control a nuclear country or cooperate with it, he could even get his hands on nuclear bombs, which are currently the most important strategic weapons of mankind... Isn't it easier than desperately digging for the legacy of the "dead"?

As for how to cooperate, how to control, with Al's current abilities, he could play tricks in the ancient Greek world, so couldn't he do the same in the modern world? He could offer inducements, or, if he was more sentimental, he'd be open to discussing cooperation.

Of course, the greatest significance of a modern civilized world to Al is that it allows him to experience and relive the long-lost modern life on Earth.

Al has always been a person who is content with the status quo. When his classmates talked about going to the south, the provincial capital, or the economically developed coastal areas to develop and start a family in the future, he always thought that it would be nice to stay in his hometown without any illness or disaster, and neither rich nor poor. Of course, one reason is that he likes to surf the Internet, read books, and fantasize in his mind, so he "experiences" many magnificent things that he can never experience in reality.

Striving, striving to improve at all costs, becoming stronger, etc., are not his character.

Lift weights, sweat, and ejaculate every day... He is specially trained by Instructor Ada and Female General Artemisia. After finishing here, he goes to find Medea and Claire for passionate interactions. Anna, who has a gentle maternal charm, gives El both physical and spiritual comfort.

And except for Medea, they all came from fantasy works that El had seen before, and they were on the level of screen goddesses.

This kind of life is really pretty good now, it's a dream for Al.

He sincerely hopes that this kind of life can continue forever.

Just like the rising and setting of the sun and the moon, it repeats itself every morning.

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The Spartan world that has been arbitrarily transformed by the time traveler Al.

From the north of Syria, at the border of Anatolia, there is a newly built city on this land which is not yet as desolate, war-torn, dilapidated and barren as later generations imagined. It is undoubtedly a rising star in the East in recent years.

Stoklenia, in the later generations before the influence of time travelers, there is a name here:

Antioch.

she is at

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After being conquered in the war, [The Great] ordered the construction of a city here, and in order to reward his loyal subordinates, he named the city after them.

Themistocles, the brave, resourceful and famous Athenian general, was standing in the Senate of Stoklenia, wearing a red and white toga, a laurel wreath on his head and holding a strange scepter in his hand. Those present were all "Eastern nobles" who had made military achievements in the expedition to Persia under the order of El, or local Phoenician, Assyrian, Jewish and Persian nobles.

If they were to go out individually, each of them would be capable of governing a region and amassing power and wealth, but now they were all gathered here, gathered around the "Eastern Inberado" who had fought with El and had countless military exploits and was famous, because they had a common goal, which was to support this man who was said to have inherited the "greatness" - after someone "ascended to godhood", his believers who remained in this world, out of supreme respect for the "new God King", no longer said El's name directly, but replaced it with "great" or "great one" or "great one".

Supporting this general who was known as the Great One's most trusted and favored one, there was no doubt that in addition to the above, Demistocles was also the commander with the most outstanding military achievements under Ai's command. Except for the fact that Ai gave the main task and credit of conquering Persia to the captured Persian woman, thus preventing Demistocles from achieving a glorious victory like the Battle of Delos, Demistocles was undoubtedly the "multiple firsts" under Ai's command.

The scepter in his hand was not some other object, but a "weapon of the god of fire" "given" by El - the AR-15 rifle. Demistocles knew how to use this "divine weapon", but it had been a long time since he had the opportunity to use the divine power bestowed by El. So, the originally pure killing weapon was decorated with gold, silver, jewelry, and ivory sachets, and was regarded as a divine weapon, a holy relic, and a symbol of authority. The peculiar appearance alone could not help but make people awe-inspiring when it appeared in the eyes of the world.

These high-ranking officials from the still-unbroken alliance, known as the "Eastern Legion," gathered here to support Demistocles, the only commander who could overpower them after Aiel's departure. They supported him in leading his mighty troops and warships back to Greece and cleansing out the corrupt and profane civil service and priests. "The grace of the Great One must not be desecrated!"

As Al thought, after he left, his empire fell apart almost immediately, even faster than Alexander the Great's death in Babylon a hundred years later, when his empire was divided, conquered and annexed by ambitious generals and commanders.

The "Pan-Civilization Alliance" he created relied entirely on his "personal charm" and violent power. The Athenian government could not even smoothly exert influence and policy on some city-states in Ionia and Macedonia just across the Aegean Sea. This "country" that cannot be said to be a country split up almost as soon as Al left. No matter when, there are always people who are not afraid of death and dare to gamble and take a big risk.

When the first "rebellion" or separatist force is not punished by the imagined "divine power" or "heavenly punishment", it is inevitable that people will become unsettled.

Although the priests and fanatics say that the Greatest of the Great is omniscient and omnipotent, he is actually kind and loving—he respects and allows all choices made by mortals, even if they are disrespectful to the Greatest.

But for ambitious people, since there is no visible "price" for rebellion, then in order to realize their own ambitions, aspirations, and aspirations... in the end it all comes down to this, why not "give it a try"?

Soon, in less than a year, this "alliance" that once included the major civilization areas in Eurasia except Seres and India, and included the birthplaces of the first and second four ancient civilizations, Babylon and Egypt, almost fell apart.

Athens and Sparta were the most deeply affected by El's influence at the end of the year, and thus established bureaucratic governments that best met the requirements of the "El Code" he implemented. They tried their best to maintain "El's legacy." However, El's decision to flee, believing the situation was almost over, left a huge hidden danger for the country:

There are as many as hundreds of thousands of troops who have fought in foreign lands for many years and have made great military achievements. At the same time, they are also arrogant and domineering. They have been away for a long time and have not been able to establish a stable and reliable control connection with the Greek mainland, the best place for the "Pan-Alliance".

When Al was around, no one dared to have any other thoughts, but when he suddenly abandoned the situation, the problem immediately became apparent.

Those generals and officials who had lost the control of his spiritual seed and were originally "die-hard" were suddenly freed from the shackles of their minds. While confused and frightened, they began to instinctively seek "self-preservation" - to gain more power.

Moreover, even if we do not take into account the little thoughts of these people, for a country with a not-so-rich treasury, how to accommodate these "glorious soldiers" who fought from Greece to Persia is also a big problem. If Al were still alive, the lower-level soldiers probably would not object to any arrangement he made. However, he is gone, so the actions of the "bureaucratic government in the rear" have become ironclad evidence of greed, incompetence and rampant corruption in the eyes of the soldiers, to the point that they are now exploiting these loyal people who have followed [Greatness] and made great contributions.

Naturally, opposition arose.

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Ai'er left no descendants, and the one hastily built under his orders

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The government lacks the prestige and ability to prove itself as a qualified successor to Aiur. Their prestige in people's hearts and the degree of trust they enjoy from Aiur are not necessarily as high as those of Demistocles and other generals who are highly valued by Aiur and have made great military achievements.

Al did not ask the soldiers to be loyal to the government. After he left, the army naturally lost its object of loyalty. In this case, if the generals could abide by their duties and responsibilities, they might be able to join forces with the Greek government with their prestige to promote the consolidation and stability of the alliance.

Unfortunately, perhaps out of some kind of revenge, or perhaps simple ambition, or of course, more likely a combination of both, after El left, his "loyal ministers" whose minds were freed from the control of the Spirit Seed, and most of those who controlled the military power did not choose to stick to the duties that El had originally assigned to them.

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After suppressing the rebellion in Babylon, Themistocles, the "chief of all generals", led his troops back west. In Syria, he received support from local powerful factions in the eastern territories. They gave the Athenian general the title of "Commander-in-Chief of the East", hoping to support this general who was "most respected and favored by the Great One" to fight back to Greece and "protect" the Great One's legacy from being desecrated by greedy mortal bureaucrats.

This was essentially a military rebellion.

The indigenous and civil groups, represented by King Leonidas' widow, Queen Gorgo, and those "code" bureaucrats, embody the "great legacy" left by Aiel. They hope to promote Aiel's personally drafted code throughout the Alliance, and indeed, in all civilized places around the world, so that universal pluralism, civilization, and anti-slavery will prevail...

If Al came in person, he would undoubtedly approve of the latter. However, now that he has "left", this does not prevent ambitious generals and local officials such as Demistocles from attacking the Greek Code faction who truly inherited "Al's will" under the pretext of "not following the great code".

It's just an excuse for them to fight for power and profit.

After all, the Great One didn't seem to care even about the rebellion and blasphemy of the Gentiles, let alone these loyal subordinates who "sincerely" wanted to carry out His "will"?

Because of Ai's "historical mistakes", most of the Pan-Alliance's main military forces were deployed to various places, leaving Greece relatively empty. After the civil war - the War of the Diadochi began, the most tragic thing for the Athenian authorities was that the divine weapons created by their loyal God-King for his secular kingdom were usurped by those conspirators, while they, the servants who truly practiced and carried forward Ai's legacy, were left with nothing.

Those soldiers were supposed to be the defenders of the code, the spear and shield of the alliance. However, under the deception and diversion of conflicts by ambitious generals, they became the executioners who destroyed the country they built through conquest.

If Al knew how much shit had happened since he left, maybe even if he didn't really care, he would still feel aggrieved to see what he had built and left behind destroyed like this.

However, there is one thing that these ambitious usurpers can be thankful for:

That Al will never come back.

.........

but......

"His Majesty?"

The glorious Eastern commander and chief of all generals, Themistocles knelt on the altar with a trembling voice.

At the top of this altar with thirty-three steps is a statue of a faceless god with breasts on his chest and a penis between his legs. He is a hermaphrodite god.

This is a new symbol of worship for El, "Athena-El," that emerged during the period after El left. Because he claimed to be the child conceived by Athena herself and the other half of the goddess, mortal believers developed the belief that El was a dual-sex, two-in-one god.

As for the fact that he has no face, the most widely accepted explanation is that this is because Aiur has a thousand faces, and everyone who has seen him has a different description of him, so his statues simply do not have a face engraved on them. After all, there is only this one faceless god in Greece.

Themistocles and a group of Eastern nobles came here to offer sacrifices to the Great One and ask for his oracle to boost morale for the upcoming "return home expedition".

The oracle was a roll of parchment that had been quietly placed in a secret compartment under the altar, waiting for Demistocles, the "oracle-giver", to take it out and announce it to the soldiers and the people.

At this moment, bursts of exclamations were heard around the altar, followed by the sounds of knees and foreheads knocking to the ground.

Just now, a young man wearing a simple white robe suddenly appeared next to the [Great] statue. He stretched out his hand and poked the majestic golden penis under the statue's crotch with some curiosity, then lowered his head as if thinking.

At any other time, the devout would have considered this blasphemy, or at best arrested a reckless young man who had offended the Great One.

However, when Themistocles knelt on the ground in fear and shouted "Your Majesty", the civil and military officials nearby instantly understood the identity of the young man who suddenly appeared on the stage.

Who else in the world can make the "chief of all generals", the Eastern Commander, kneel on the ground and call him "Your Majesty"?

No, no one!