The invincible me kidnaps the invincible dragon

Chapter 67: Only you can do all this

"If you have not truly stepped into God's realm, you are not even qualified to stand before Him."

"Those people in the Great Zhou Empire once thought that they were strong enough to defeat the gods. They gathered all the strong men and prepared to fight against the divine punishment, but it was useless. It was useless. The god just said 'disappear' and made them all disappear, as if they had never appeared in this world."

"Such a terrible civilization as the Great Zhou Empire eventually vanished without leaving anything behind. Even the Jinxu lineage that fled to this desolate land was completely wiped out."

Listening to the introduction of the First Ancestor, Elina was silent for a long time, and her heart could not calm down for a long time.

This was the first time she was so close to the secrets of this world.

"But if it's a civilization that existed millions of years ago, why do you know it so clearly?"

After a moment of silence, Elina asked with some confusion.

You know, even the First Speaker, after searching for news about the Great Zhou Empire for tens of thousands of years, still had no clue.

Eternal Night is the first civilization to be born on this continent since the mass extinction, and the First Speaker is one of the founders of this civilization.

How did the First Ancestor know something that even she didn't know?

“Why should I know…?”

After listening to Elena's words, the First Ancestor sighed. His expression was very strange, with sadness, anger, and a hint of fear.

At this moment, a thundercloud appeared in Elina's spiritual world.

The originally clear sky became cloudy with thunder and lightning at this moment.

The thunder seemed to be waiting for something, and would fall directly as long as the opportunity was right.

Looking at the doomsday scene in front of me.

Elina was stunned, because this was her spiritual world, which only she could control.

How did this dark cloud appear? !

"Haha, Alina, there are some things I can't tell you. You can only rely on yourself to slowly understand them."

The First Ancestor seemed to glance at the dark clouds in the sky with disdain, then said with a smile.

When the First Ancestor finished speaking, the thunder roared again, as if as a warning, and then the dark clouds dispersed, and the entire spiritual world returned to the original world of clear skies, singing birds and blooming flowers.

"Okay, I won't ask about these, but what you said before, does it have anything to do with why I traveled to this world?"

After listening to the words of the First Ancestor, Elina nodded and brought the topic to the front again.

She was very curious about why she came to this world.

"Don't worry, we'll talk about this next."

The First Ancestor chuckled, and then continued:

"Elina, the purpose of your coming here is very simple, that is to become a god and then protect the civilization of this world."

"Becoming a god? I guess it's not as easy as you say."

Listening to the tone of the First Ancestor, Elina was speechless. How could this guy say that becoming a god was as simple as eating and drinking water?

"Yes, it is very difficult to become a god. If it weren't for you, it would be almost impossible for others to reach that level."

The First Ancestor did not refute Elina's words, but nodded seriously and said:

"But you are different. You are a truly perfect life. In a sense, your life level is higher than ours."

"Perfect life? What is that?"

Elina frowned, she had never heard of this saying before.

"Perfect life is life without any flaws. You have lived in this world for such a long time, you should know very well that almost all races have their flaws. The immortal species have poor talents, and the short-lived species do not live long enough. The Doragons do have strong talents and a long enough lifespan, but they are lonely and cold in their hearts, their spiritual world is very weak, and it is ridiculously difficult for them to become demigods."

"All these lives have shortcomings to varying degrees, but you are different, Alina. You have the blood of all races in this world in your body. You are a being that combines all the advantages of these races. You are a true work of art."

The First Ancestor looked at Elena with a hint of fanaticism in his eyes.

Listening to what the First Ancestor said, Elina's heart was filled with huge waves.

She had always thought that she was a human being, a member of the human race, but today she found out that she was the largest hybrid.

"But even if that's the case, there should be no way to become a god. After all, the Great Zhou Empire was so powerful before. Couldn't they have thought of this?"

Elina forced herself to suppress the shock in her heart and asked in a deep voice.

If what the First Ancestor said was true, then the strength of the Great Zhou Empire would far exceed her imagination.

But even so, they still perished.

Elina couldn't believe that such a powerful civilization would not think of the so-called perfect life.

"You are right. Being a perfect life is certainly not enough. Even if a perfect life is born in this world, it still belongs to this world and must abide by the iron rules of this world."

The First Ancestor nodded, and then continued:

"And in this world, the most stringent iron rule is that no creature in this world can become a god."

The First Ancestor's words made Elina break out in a cold sweat.

So the road to God doesn't exist?

Suddenly, Alina began to feel a little sad for the First Speaker.

If I told her that the path she had been pursuing for tens of thousands of years did not exist, I wonder if she would be able to accept it mentally.

"If you want to become a god, you must change this iron law, but only gods can change the law. This is an endless vicious circle that no one can get out of."

"The Great Zhou Empire perished because they failed to see this."

"But, Elena, you are different. You come from another dimension, another universe. Your appearance is a variable, a variable that even the gods have not calculated. You don't need to abide by this iron rule, so you can become a god, and only you can."

"In fact, I originally thought that no matter how talented you are, it would take hundreds of years to break through from the temple and become a demigod, so you would have enough time to prepare. But I didn't expect that you would break through to demigod so quickly. Your breakthrough has attracted the attention of that guy, so you must be careful in the future."

As the First Ancestor was speaking, his figure actually began to slowly fade.

The destructive thunder that had struck the world before also began to slowly appear. This time, a pupil-like shape appeared above the dark clouds, as if looking for something.

"Elena, I have said all I can say. You have to walk the rest of the way on your own. I hope we can meet again in the future."

When the thunder appeared again, a trace of helplessness flashed across the face of the First Ancestor.

He knew that he had to leave at this time.

This time, he leaked too much information and had been targeted by that guy. If he continued talking, even Elena might be affected.

"I have endured for so long, how could I fail at the last moment?"

The First Ancestor whispered to himself.

After saying this, he turned into a stream of light and disappeared.

"Please wait!"

Elina chased after him, wanting to keep the First Ancestor. She had so many questions in her heart that she wanted to ask the First Ancestor.

She still had so many answers she wanted to know.

Unfortunately, when Elena caught up, there was no trace of the First Ancestor in the entire spiritual world.

"boom!"

At this moment, a bolt of lightning fell from the sky, directly shattering this beautiful spiritual world and awakening Elena from her sleep.

"water······"

When Elina woke up, the first thing she felt was extreme weakness and thirst.

Her body temperature had returned to normal, but she seemed dehydrated, and her usually rosy lips had become chapped.

“Water…water…”

Elina moaned weakly.

"Alina?! Alina are you awake?!!"

This weak voice attracted the attention of the high priestess who had been waiting nearby. She excitedly rushed to the bedside and looked at the girl in front of her.

“Water...Give me water..."

Elina did not respond to the high priest and continued to ask for water.

"Ohhh, water, water is here! Drink slowly!"

Hearing this, the high priest quickly poured a glass of water and gently handed it to Elena's mouth.

In one breath, Elina drank the full glass of water.

"Do you want more? Wait a minute."

Seeing that Elina did not look satisfied, the high priest hurriedly went to get another glass.

Just like that, Elina fell into coma again after drinking five large glasses of water.

But this time it was more like sleeping than being unconscious.

The painful expression on his face disappeared, his body temperature returned to normal, and everything was moving in the right direction.

"I have to inform everyone of this news as soon as possible!"

When Elina fell asleep, the high priest muttered to himself and then ran out quickly.

During this period of time, because of Elena's coma, everyone in Di Village was listless and couldn't muster the energy to do anything.

Everyone was worried, even Village Chief Duncan.

Although he didn't say it, the high priest once saw Duncan sitting silently beside Elena, looking at Elena for a long time without saying a word, and the sadness in his eyes could not be concealed.

In fact, among all the people in Di Village, she may have the deepest relationship with Village Chief Duncan and little Elina.

Because they brought this child back from the grassland outside Di Village themselves.

The high priestess still remembers the scene when she first met Elina. She thought that Village Chief Duncan must feel the same way.

Now that Elena has woken up, of course she wants to tell everyone the good news.

(The secrets of this world are beginning to be revealed, and the main storyline has advanced to the middle and late stages. As for the worry that the later stages will become immortal cultivation, you can rest assured that this will never happen.)

(Finally, I'd like to ask for monthly tickets on Sunday. Thank you all.)

Let me tell you something from my heart

This book has more than one million words so far.

Now that I have reached one million words, I have some things in my heart that I want to share with you.

I saw someone saying why the plot has already reached the middle and late stages even though the world view has been laid out so thoroughly.

Actually, I didn't want to do this. When I was writing this book, I had great ambitions and wanted to write a book of almost two million words.

Yes, that’s right, more than two million, because I want to create an extremely huge worldview.

After the story of this continent ended, there should have been a story about a higher dimensional world.

At the same time, the plot about Tara was originally supposed to be followed by the plot of the Great Revolution.

You may have forgotten Christine, the civilian student in the library of Dunbaron College.

That is the protagonist of the Great Revolution plot I prepared. He likes to read documents on history, philosophy, and politics. He already possesses very profound theoretical knowledge. Finally, under the influence of Elena, he becomes a pioneer in fighting against the nobles and creating a path for the common people.

His final result is bound to be failure, but in my design, he should have a good plot.

At the same time, Red Manjusaka, one of the ten sacred artifacts, was originally related to this revolutionary.

But I cut this part out.

Because I had no recommendations, no resources, and my grades kept declining, I was on the verge of a mental explosion almost every day.

Some people say that I am very utilitarian. That’s fine. I admit that I am indeed very utilitarian.

I don't think there's anything shameful about writing novels for the sake of royalties. It's just like doing a job and wanting to get paid.

Since you have put in the work, isn't it unreasonable to want to be paid?

I have feelings for this book.

If it was just for the money, I would have left when the policy to suppress lesbian sex came out.