People in Terra, governing a weird little country

Of course, he also disgusted the Banshees. The former Banshee Lord [Leader of the Elegy] who became the Demon King, had the idea of ​​manipulating the Royal Court to avenge him after ascending to the throne because of his persistent attacks in the Banshee Valley. But she failed in the end, and her curse failed to erase the immortal life of the Shapeshifter Cluster.

And now, the Cyclops said, he would die at the words of the Banshee?

"How did the banshee do it? What kind of spell did she use? [Leading Singer of the Dirge] Did she lie to us back then?"

Elki's eyelids twitched.

It seems like I heard a very extraordinary title.

Forget it, just ignore it.

Elki waved his hand: "Master Shapeshifter, don't ask anymore. Don't ask anymore."

But the Shapeshifters were determined and kept asking, "Why? Why don't you ask? What's the hidden story?"

"You really want to know?"

The Shapeshifters nodded without hesitation: "Ernst is here to testify, just speak with confidence. We won't blame you."

Elki looked at Ernst and gave him a pitiful look. Ernst nodded at him, and the meaning was very clear: Go ahead.

After taking a deep breath, Al began to speak:

"According to the revelations in the [vision], you are... committing suicide."

"The banshee did not use any spells, nor did she cast any magic, whether known or unknown."

"I don't know what he said to you, but after he just intercepted you and said something, you... committed suicide."

The cluster of shapeshifters froze in place, their expressions bewildered.

Ernst also stood there in a daze, looking at the shapeshifter, as if thinking, what words were so offensive that they could break the defense of a Sarkaz who had lived for tens of thousands of years and directly kill him?

You know, the Shapeshifter cluster is also a master of intelligence. Kazdel is the one who understands spies the most, and his ability to withstand pressure is extraordinary. Kal'tsit said that Kazdel was destroyed thousands of times, and the Shapeshifters must have experienced the destruction of their families and the death of their loved ones at least thousands of times. This is the top Terran king of stress resistance.

Ernst really couldn't think of anything to say that could break his defense?

Could it be the legendary most powerful, most unsolvable, most terrifying "White Moonlight Flow" method of breaking defense?

There are actually some banshees who have acquired such skills?

While the CPU of the Shapeshifter Cluster was still overloaded, Ernst took the opportunity to step forward - he also had a question for [Foresight].

"Ms. Elki, I also have a small request. I hope to borrow your foresight to conduct a test."

"Excuse me, can you help me?"

Elki nodded gratefully. She was afraid that the shapeshifters would react and ask him, "Who is that banshee you're talking about?"

She really didn't dare to answer this question. After all, as a Cyclops, no matter how much he avoided the world, it was impossible for Elki not to know the current Lord of the Banshee Court, the rare male banshee, Alphanir.

If the Shapeshifters opened their mouths and she didn't answer, it would be tantamount to offending the Shapeshifters. After all, the Shapeshifters said they wanted to die, but who could tell what their attitude would be when they saw that they might really die? Her silence was likely to attract hostility from the Shapeshifters.

But if she answered, she would offend Alphanil, the Banshee Court, and Lady Ramalen.

None of the six Sarkaz heroes are weak. As one of them, Ramalen is much stronger than Alphanir who has not grown up yet. And with her love for children, Elki doesn't think he can survive after reporting Alphanir's information.

So, Ernst took the initiative to help her change the subject, which really saved her life!

As for the ban on "not using foresight on outsiders", does it matter?

Rules are meant to be broken! Anyway, the Shapeshifters have already used them, so it doesn't matter if they use them again.

Besides, Ernst is not an outsider. If he was willing, he would have been the king of the Cyclops directly!

"Of course, please tell me."

Al said.

Ernst pursed his lips, considered his words, and spoke slowly:

"I have a friend who currently works at the Originium Life Department of Rhine Life in Tremont, Columbia. He has a certain influence in the field of Originium research. His name is Levi Klitschko."

"I want you to observe his fate."

"What happened to him?" Elki asked curiously.

A Cyclops's foresight often leads only to tragedy, so few people who know this would ask a Cyclops to observe the fate of their friends.

Although Ernst cannot see his own fate, theoretically speaking, shouldn't he be more concerned about the people in Kjerag's government?

Why did Ernst care so much about a Columbia scientist and use Farsight to observe him?

But Ernst just shook his head: "I need your help."

Seeing this, Elki could only shrug his shoulders and close his eyes. The light blue light flashed again. After a moment, Elki opened his eyes with a serious expression.

Ernst took a deep breath and asked solemnly: "What is the result?"

"The Vision revealed his death..."

Elki paused, as if thinking about how to describe that kind of death.

"He and the Originium merged into one, becoming a...horrible, weird, but...perfect creature?"

Then, under Elki's puzzled gaze, Ernst was not nervous or sad. Instead, he let out a long sigh, as if he was a little... disappointed?

What she didn't know was that Ernst's purpose in asking the question was simply to confirm one thing.

And now, the answer has been revealed.

His voice sounded softly, like a long sigh, carrying with it an endless loneliness and bitterness that made Elkidu feel heartbroken:

“There are results.”

Chapter 492: It's not forgetting, it's getting used to it

There is a kind of loneliness called being a stranger in a foreign land, missing your family all the more during every festive occasion.

Ernst actually has some clues as to why the Cyclops' prophecy had no effect on him.

Is this probably the belated "golden finger" after traveling through time? There is no fancy "sign in to get rewards", nor any so-called "task system" that urges people to move forward. All Ernst has, apart from the world outlook, values ​​and social experience formed as a Chinese in his previous life, is the identity of a "traveler" and the unpredictable fate that comes with this identity.

If described in a simple way, Ernst is like a system on a computer that cannot be run on a mobile phone. Therefore, whether it is the big data vision of the Cyclops or the information pollution of the demon, it is difficult to cross the chasm called dimension and have any effect on Ernst.

This is indeed a great advantage, which means that Ernst no longer has to worry about Terra's mysterious predictions, and the so-called fatalism cannot affect him. What he does is not a predetermined arrangement of fate, but comes from his heart. He can change the world with his own hands and shout the slogan "Man can conquer nature" wantonly, because Terra, the sky, really cannot cover his eyes.

But this is also a reminder - there is no one in this world who can fully understand you. You can have many like-minded people, but you will always walk alone on this spiritual journey.

Ernst has trained many people, including Vina, Daphne, Hintleya, Holhaiya, and people in the Kjerag government. Almost everyone has been influenced by Ernst, even the great god Yelagund. To be more precise, it may be due to his contribution that the old man is so motivated now.

But in Ernst's heart, Levi Klitschko still has an absolutely special position.

After all, who wouldn’t be moved when seeing a fellow villager in a foreign world that is like a cesspool, and this fellow villager affectionately calls you “comrade”?

In particular, this "fellow countryman" recognizes your achievements and is willing to help you, and you can proudly say to him, "I have not brought shame to us earthlings."

This is the ultimate romance.

Therefore, when asking the Cyclops questions, Ernst was particularly nervous.

Just like what Elki said, this question seems to change nothing and is somewhat meaningless. Observing the fate of others does not necessarily mean that you can change them, let alone a person who is thousands of miles away. By the time your letter is sent, perhaps everything that should have happened has already happened. Knowing it in advance but not being able to save it may cause regrets.

The Cyclops had seen too many such regrets.

But Ernst still asked, because what he was pursuing was never to save anything. To be frank, he didn't believe in fate.

After all, isn't he himself what Elki calls a "fate insulator"?

Then, he got the answer as he wished.

“There are results.”

Ernst let out a long sigh. The loneliness and bitterness in his voice distressed Elki, and even the group of shapeshifters beside him couldn't help but look at him sideways.

Typhon took the initiative to comfort her:

"Ernst, Elki's prophecy is just a possibility. There's no need to take it too seriously. She also keeps saying things like 'Terra is going to be destroyed'. All Cyclops are like that. Don't let them influence you."

Ernst pursed his lips and nodded slightly.

The prediction about Levi came true, which means that Levi is different from Ernst. Levi's "program" matches Terra's "system". This fellow is not a real fellow, and the Earth he came from is not the Earth before Ernst traveled through time.

The loneliness is real, the disappointment is real, but Ernst has long been accustomed to it.

Ernst had been used to this feeling since the day he traveled through time more than 20 years ago. Fortunately, he did not catch the bus to the orphanage, and was not an orphan. Although he had almost no impression of his current parents due to his age, he had brothers and sisters, a family, a sister who took care of him, a lovely sister, his childhood sweethearts Latatos and Xu Lu, and a cheap and domineering brother who went abroad to study irresponsibly and tried to make up for the lack of love with money.

This indeed alleviated the great loneliness he felt after regaining his ability to think, and gave Ernst, as an ordinary person, the ability and motivation to adapt to this new world, to recall the lost knowledge, and to continue to fight for an ideal that was unfulfilled in his previous life.

Therefore, after hearing Elki's answer, Ernst's reaction was not that big. Rather, it was more like he just resolved a knot in his heart.

A sigh and a brief moment of sadness, that's all.

Because he didn't forget the past, but got used to it.

Precisely because he is used to it, his ability to adapt is exceptionally strong.

The weak me of the past is dead!

Ernst now knew very well that Levi's identity did not affect their cooperation, including Vina, Hintleya, Holhaiya and others, and even those who were further away, those who had contact with Ernst but did not come to Kjerag, Andorn of Lateran, Herman of Xiosta, and McGee, the new president of Casimir Rose Newspaper. Although they were Terrans, as long as they were talented, Ernst would not hesitate to teach and train them.

There may not be anyone in Terra's life who can walk with him on the spiritual level now, but Ernst believes that Terra will definitely not lack his like-minded people in the future!

What he has to do now is to secure a future for Terra, for Shelag, and for the people he loves!

"Nothing, I'm fine. Thank you Typhon for your concern."

Gently rubbing Typhon's head, Ernst received a resentful look from the purple-haired Sarkaz girl. He couldn't help but smile.

"You must have been tired from the long journey. If you have nothing else to do, I have arranged a hotel room for you. You can take a rest first."

"I want to go to the messenger station first." Al said.

She had to first report Ernst's attitude back to the royal court. After all, this matter concerned the future of the Cyclops and was urgent.

Typhon asked:

"Are Daphne and Mace here?"

Ernst was a little surprised, but nodded.

As the convener of the Duke's coalition's march into Londinium, the Duke of Windermere is now mobilizing the Duke of Windermere. The couple are very busy now and don't want Delphine to participate in this war, so they ordered Delphine to come to Kjerag again after the International Games.

Yes, it is an order.

The Duke of Windermere really loves her child, and he specially arranged for Delphine to be the Duke of Windermere's ambassador to Kjerag, allowing her to stay in Kjerag. This is more than uncommon in Terra's history. Letting the only legal heir stay in another country for a long time without worrying about the child's education at all can only mean that Windermere is very generous and really trusts Ernst.

As for the mace, most of the time, if Enthiodis has no travel plans, you can see her in the farmland, pasture, or on the hillside during the day. The first two are her enthusiastic help to the villagers, and the latter is her asking Yelagund to give her an avalanche.

She loved extreme sports so much that Ernst once wanted to have Latatos order a set of clothes for her, embroidered with two red bull horns. However, this plan was rejected by Jiaofeng who heard about it.

Ernst decided to change the logo next time, changing it to two camels, named "Red Camel"!

Ernst didn't know that Typhon was still in contact with them.

"Of course, we all love hunting."

Typhon shook the giant crossbow behind him and boasted proudly,

"None of them can use bows and arrows as well as I can!"

Ernst nodded noncommittally.

Is this true? Dai Feien is fine, isn't the mace known for being proficient in all martial arts? The triple crown champion's archery skills are not as good as yours, what kind of champion are you?

Just a blowing machine.

After informing Typhon and the other man of their approximate locations and sending them away, Ernst finally looked at the cluster of shapeshifters.

The shapeshifters also looked at him, with doubts in their eyes:

"We will be said to be dead?"

"Not even using magic?"

"Ernst, what did that man say?"

Ernst was silent for a moment, shrugged his shoulders, and replied with a smile:

"He probably asked you, 'Tell me, who are you?'"

The confusion on the faces of the shapeshifters grew even more intense.

Three days before the harvest festival, Kjerag remained peaceful.