People in Terra, governing a weird little country

Seeing that the people present had different expressions, but they all had no big reaction, Safar also reacted and realized that he had made a fool of himself.

That's enough. No one here cares about the thousand-year blood feud between you Sarkaz and the gods' people.

The fire burning in Safar's head dimmed a little. Just as Ernst was sweating profusely and was about to change the channel to ask the reliable comrade Levi, Safar unexpectedly interrupted him:

"That's how I deal with him."

Ernst turned his head back again.

Safar said calmly:

"I have never heard of the position of Pardoner, nor the race of White-Horned Sarkaz. The ancestors of these people were just a bunch of chickens and dogs in the era of the Sun Radiator. How can they understand the horror of the Fire Demon?"

Ernst suddenly lost his mind. He was wondering if the word "country chicken and clay dog" was considered a very serious insult in the Sakazi?

And Safar continued to introduce:

"But I won't hide it from you. The two most powerful and populous Sarkaz races today, the Blood Demon Court and the Scavenger Court you mentioned, were actually the races with the largest population and the largest sphere of influence back then."

This is actually not difficult to understand and can be said to be a matter of course.

In the Three Kings Era of ancient Sarkaz history, [City Builder] Godu was killed by [Sun-Burning], also known as [Burning Rebel] Baresa, who was in turn killed by his younger brother, [Blue Fury], [Ranger King] Quillon. In Baresa's time, there was no so-called "Royal Court".

The Sarkaz continued to exist in the form of different clans. It was only after Quillon killed Bayesa and destroyed the "Punishment Clans" that were convened by Baymisa with "Punishmentism", that is, Sarkaz revengeism, that he convened and established the so-called "Ten Royal Courts".

To some extent, we can actually say that Baerza was the first person who tried to unite the Sarkaz with a certain ideology, regardless of whether it was good or bad, and almost succeeded. Baerza changed the Sarkaz, and Quillon changed it back. The establishment of the Ten Kings Court still brought the Sarkaz into the era of the kingship system.

The requirements for selecting the royal court are also very simple, there are only two: either the strength must be strong enough, or the number of people must be large enough, just one of them will suffice.

At first glance, this selection criteria seems reasonable, but in fact, it is almost full of thunder points. Why should the powerful and numerous Sarkaz clan listen to the orders of a demon king like you? If I don't obey, can you kill the entire royal court?

Wow, it really works!

The survival of civilization chose Quillon as the Demon King, and there was a reason for that. Although this Ranger King, as his title suggests, had always been a street urchin and had no experience in political struggle, he was very talented and understood the ultimate solution to political struggle on the first day of his appointment:

What to do? Only kill!

What to do if you have no prestige? Kill! Killing people will establish your prestige!

What to do if you don't have a team? Kill! If you make others have no team, it means you have a team!

What to do if there is no support? Kill! The Sarkaz are feared for their power but not for their virtue. Kill more of them and they will naturally have supporters!

I am the blue rage! Guess why I am angry? The king created all things to feed the Sarkaz, and the Sarkaz resent the king for being unkind! Is there any justice if I am not angry?

The Ten Kings selected the ten most powerful clans of the Sarkaz at the time, which naturally included the main body of the Banishment Clan, the Fire Demon Clan led by the Fire Demon King Baersa. Quillon selected them and then killed all the Fire Demons of the King's Court.

Now the world is quiet.

But just because Quillon can resort to such ruthless tactics doesn't mean that his subsequent demon kings can do the same. It's impossible for every demon king to establish his authority by killing the king's court, right?

Not to mention, the vast majority of demon kings come from the royal court.

After the decline of the Fire Demon Court, only three of the most powerful and populous courts remained, which were also the remaining followers of the Punishment Clan at that time - Blood Demon, Scavenger, and Banshee.

Why does the Blood Demon Lord always talk about the time when the banshees and their blood demons soared into the sky and sucked the marrow out of people's bones?

Because that actually happened.

Since the deaths of the three generations of Demon Kings, Godu, Bayisa and Quilon, the position of the Demon King of the Sarkaz began to run rampant in the royal court. The rules that Quilon set with the blood of the Fire Demon to establish his authority gradually became a decoration. His royal court system eventually created "royal court nobles" who only obey orders and not declarations, and the lords of the royal court who dared to "kill the Demon King".

The means used to unite the Sarkaz eventually became the shackles that divide and imprison the Sarkaz.

But the Balrog naturally did not come to reminisce about the past. History was difficult to change. Even if Quillon was resurrected in front of him, he had already lost the idea of ​​revenge against him.

There is no other reason, because I can't beat him.

The reason why he mentioned this matter is actually to explain another problem:

"The blood demon's fangs squeeze out blood, the scavenger's claws suck life, and the banshee's screams shatter souls. This is the poem of the Sarkaz. But do you know the complete version of this poem?"

There was a hint of pride in the Flame Demon's tone. He loudly sang the "ballad" that had not been heard in this land for thousands of years.

"Clans of Punishment, move forward! The Sunbenders will light your way! The Blood Demon's fangs will extract blood, the Scavenger's claws will suck life, the Balrog's flames will burn the enemy's souls, and the Banshee's screams will sentence those who descend to death!"

Ernst was silent.

Although he couldn't understand what Safar was singing in the ancient Sakazi language, his intuition told him that there were probably no good words in it.

Nastie, the translator, also confirmed Ernst's guess after she came to her senses:

"The flames of the Balrog burn the soul?"

Safar nodded slowly.

Ernst understood what he meant—he was itching.

This old fire demon who had been a furnace master in Kjerag for more than half a year was, after all, a staunch "punisher".

But Ernst disagreed.

"You can't go."

If you go, what will happen to Kjerag's heating? What about the energy supply of the airship? Kjerag still needs Safar in many places. Sending Safar to confront Kwisatusta is something Ernst will never agree to.

Safar was obviously a little dissatisfied:

"I am the best candidate."

Ernst calmly stated a heartbreaking fact:

"You can't even beat Saria now."

Saffar: "My flame has a natural restraint on that evil soul."

Ernst repeated: "But you can't even beat Saria."

"I promise, I will come back after I go! You can let the beast follow me!"

Ernst patted his iron shoulder comfortingly:

"You can't even beat Saria, so I have to trouble the great god Yelagund to protect you. Forget it."

Safar was silent.

Under his iron armor, he cast a burning look at Ernst, with a hint of resentment in it.

"Could you please not mention Saria?"

Ernst nodded and said:

"You might not even be able to beat Jeston right now."

Safar lowered his head and clenched his fists.

Don’t look down on the poor Flame Demon!

If I were a complete form, even if I were towing an airship with one hand for energy and carrying a heating center on my back, I would still be invincible in the world!

After sending away the Balrog, Ernst could only turn his attention to Levi.

The locals are not very reliable, so when you go out, you still have to rely on your comrades.

Levi had been in deep thought since the beginning. At this moment, Ernst looked at him. He pushed his glasses and smiled reassuringly:

"Mr. Safar's words are true. To deal with Quesatusta, we do need to rely on him to some extent."

Safar, who had been burned out, suddenly woke up again and looked at Levi, with the flames on his body rising a little higher.

Ernst was puzzled. Levi knew his temper. He had clearly rejected Safar's invitation to join the war. It was useless to say anything. Why did he bring it up again?

Levi shook his head slowly:

"Of course, I'm not asking Mr. Safar to go head-to-head with that white-horned beast. Doing so would be like hitting a rock with an egg."

Safar clenched his fist.

I'm a stone, right?

"Doesn't Quesatusta want the complete resurrection technique? I can give it to him."

Levi laughed. Ernst immediately understood what he meant:

"Are you tampering with this?"

Levi nodded:

"It can't be called manipulation. I will indeed give him the complete information on Mr. Safar's revival, including how to activate the Originium. If he follows this set of procedures, as long as he is not a fool and changes the steps at will, he will definitely be able to achieve the same state as Mr. Safar."

"but......"

Levi knocked on the table.

"Give me the gas, but not the brakes."

Levi had long wanted an opportunity to observe the state of the Originium after it was fully activated.

But the risk of doing so is too great. The energy field released by the semi-activated Originium can cause the surrounding environment to become Originium while resurrecting Safar. This is the reason why those Originium plants that defy common sense exist.

And this is the case when he immediately shut down the Originium after the [Resurrection Ceremony].

Originium stores a huge amount of energy. Otherwise, it would not be the cheapest and cleanest energy source on Terra, driving giants like mobile cities to sail forward. The Originium spell conduction unit used in normal Originium skills is more about limiting the power of Originium than releasing it. It is used to help those warlocks to slowly guide the energy in the Originium without hurting themselves.

It is an indisputable fact that compared with them, the infected's spells are more powerful and released more frequently.

Furthermore, if the number of activated Originium is large enough, it may even cause the information released by the Originium to converge and form the phenomenon of [Empire of Consciousness]. It is said that people can glimpse their own origins in it. Levi is very curious about what his origin is? Ancient ape?

Unfortunately, these experiments are life-threatening, and Levi can't conduct human experiments without Ernst's knowledge. How can he waste this opportunity?

"I will write a letter and send the information."

"I also attach my request: I hope this 'colleague' can record the process of reproducing the [Originium Life Resurrection Technology] under different experimental environments."

"I hope he won't refuse."

Levi seemed to be smiling, but also seemed not to be. His squinting expression made people's hair stand on end:

"And when the resurrection ceremony is over, what kind of energy will be released if the fully activated Originium cannot be controlled in time?"

"This is a field that no one has ever set foot in, a blue ocean of scientific research. Quesatusta will personally provide us with the data of this experiment at the cost of his life. This is worth recording!"

Ernst nodded in surprise.

How should I put it, this is really a plan that is very much like that of a mad scientist.

Highlight one that I don’t understand, but seems to be feasible!

The only problem is that Levi may not know it, but Ernst knows very well that Originium is qualified to be one of the Three Disasters of Terra, and it is far from being as simple as it seems.

Would it attract something if I fully activated an Originium so rashly?

Ernst pondered for a moment, nodded, and made a decision:

"For the time being, this plan should be followed. In order to let Quesatusta relax his vigilance, you can keep in touch with him. But don't give him the information right away."

Quisatusta is also vigilant. Levi's selfless communication and sharing does not mean that Quisatusta will blindly believe it. Whether this plan can succeed actually depends on whether Quisatusta will choose to use Levi's technology.

Ernst didn't think it would be easy to make a Terra bug that had lived for thousands of years "commit suicide".

Therefore, the plan can be carried forward for the time being, and Levi can also try his luck. In addition, Ernst also needs to think about it and prepare to see if there are other ways with a higher success rate.

After all, once you get involved with such a beast, if you don't get rid of it as soon as possible, to some extent, it will be more troublesome than getting involved with Tracys, and the consequences will be endless!

Safar and Levi's words did give him some ideas.

In this land, the Fire Demon is not the only one who has means to target souls.

Ernst can go and ask about giant beasts like the great god Yelagund, beast masters like Gawain, Sarkaz tribes like the Cyclops, and liches like Olden.

Moreover, since Originium can be used to harm Quesatusta, then there is another thing that has the same effect, and to some extent, is more effective and more difficult to guard against?

【Evil】.

In fact, this thing is safer for Ernst than Originium.

It was solved with a slap.

Chapter 509: The Sarkaz in Kjerag

Temporary offices of the residents’ committees of Sherag, Tukarim and Sakaz.

The 100 most common words in Chinese are used to describe the feelings of the audience, the feelings of the audience, and the feelings of the audience.

Nasti helped with the design and let Mudstone hammer twice. Without having to consider the precise mechanical structure, the Son of Earth and Wood lived up to the reputation of "bricklayer" passed down by her ancestors for eighteen generations. It took less than an afternoon to repair a building, and it was exceptionally sturdy and durable.

It is worth mentioning that the collective dormitories where the approximately one hundred Sarkaz people living in Kjerag now live were all designed by Mudstone.