Type-Moon: In Another World, I Became an Alien God

Zhu Yue saw the details.

Unexpectedly, it was Yao who wanted to meet her, which made Zhu Yue forget all her unhappiness.

At this moment, Zhu Yue seemed like a completely different person.

The cold and alluring woman transformed into an innocent and romantic young girl, and the emotions in her crimson eyes softened.

Although she said she was considering whether to agree, the smile on her face betrayed her eagerness to reunite with Yao.

The contrast was so stark that the surrounding agents felt like they were having a nightmare.

So violent, so cruel.

How could such a terrifying witch display such an innocent and romantic expression? It's absolutely frightening!

Chapter Sixty-One: The Sun is Enraged [Please Subscribe! Please Give Flowers!]

"She actually said she was going to surprise me! She really knows how to please people. Well, does that mean I have to go? Hmm... How could she be so despicable! It's so tempting! I wonder where she learned that trick."

Okay, let's go later... but wait, let's go now!

Zhu Yue changed her itinerary at will.

In any case, competing with humans is not something that happens overnight; the process will undoubtedly take a long time.

Zhu Yue seemed oblivious to the survivors struggling to survive around her, and walked gracefully outside.

As she was about to leave, she suddenly turned her head and said:

"You can stay here if you want."

But if you dare to bother me again, I'll kill you all!

Zhu Yue's tone was very light and cheerful.

The survivors did not understand the meaning behind Zhu Yue's words.

Does the lighthearted talk refer to all the survivors present? Or to all the believers in this country?

Or perhaps it refers to all the churches on this planet?

People were so terrified they couldn't speak.

Reason protested how such an irrational monster could exist in the world, while emotion wailed in despair at the terrifying future.

..............

Yao has already informed Zhu Yue using the gemstone.

Next, all he needs to do is wait for Zhu Yue to arrive and continue the process of integrating with Typhon's forces.

While waiting, Yao thought of the Lostbelt in South America.

"The initial transfer from the South American Lostbelt back to the Dead Apostle Lostbelt took a toll on me. I can't keep track of the correct stealth time in the Lostbelt this time, so I'll have to wait until next time. Instead, let's measure the energy expenditure from traversing the Lostbelt this time."

Yao acts on his ideas immediately.

Anyway, once he leaves the Dead Apostle Lostbelt, time in that Lostbelt will freeze.

Yao doesn't need to worry about his wife being lonely.

In that case, he can boldly explore the mechanism of the Imaginary Tree and figure out the limits of soul fatigue.

Without saying a word, Yao performed another supernatural leap.

Vision was plunged into darkness once again.

When Yao opened his eyes again and regained consciousness, he was back in that primeval tropical forest.

"This Lostbelt's Imaginary Tree...~"

Yao was shocked by the sight before him.

When he left the Lostbelt in South America, the Imaginary Tree had only grown into a sub-adult.

Now, the Imaginary Tree of South America has been successfully cultivated.

It has already taken physical form.

The fantastic tree, now fully formed, rewrites the strange tales once more.

There are three stages in the growth of an juvenile to an adult.

This corresponds to three abilities.

In the South American Lostbelt, Yao possesses the skills [Imaginary Manifestation], [One of the Primals], and [You Are the Thunder That Tears Through the Sky].

The last skill goes without saying.

That was the thunder of Zeus controlled by the Great Ancestor Typhon.

Although Yao never used it in the Dead Apostle Lostbelt, he acquired the skill when he received Typhon's help.

To fight against Ort, the Imaginary Tree also did its best to provide Yao with assistance and support.

Currently, the timeline of the South American Lostbelt dates back to 20 million BC, which is completely different from what Yao had predicted.

He clearly set the timeline to six million years BC, so why did it stop at twenty million years BC?

So, Yao checked the records of the Imaginary Tree out of curiosity.

Find out exactly what happened.

"Let me see..."

Yao's viewing of the Imaginary Tree's records was instantaneous, almost like browsing through them thousands of times faster in his mind.

During this time, he discovered that the primates in the Lostbelt of South America had not changed, and the dinosaurs lived an unchanging life.

They have no natural enemies and don't have to worry about food.

As the primates of the planet, dinosaurs could survive on photosynthesis and a small amount of water.

Furthermore, they possess unique biological defenses that help them protect themselves from external enemies.

All of this was bestowed by the Maya.

It can be said that it was precisely because of the support of the Maya that the dinosaurs' position as the primates of Lostbelt was almost unshakeable.

"The dinosaurs didn't bother me..."

Yao continued to speed up the reading of information.

He moved the timeline to the present, to 20 million BC, when the Imaginary Tree paused time.

Previously, Yao had created operating rules for the Imaginary Tree.

If any external force harasses or obstructs the Imaginary Tree, then the Imaginary Tree will have to suspend the operation of the Lostbelt.

This situation has indeed occurred.

But the problem wasn't as serious as Yao thought at all; he initially established the rules to guard against unexpected events.

So that dinosaurs don't accidentally wander into the Imaginary Tree and eat it as a snack.

To avoid this, Yao even specifically designed the Familiar Bees to drive away the dinosaurs that entered the Imaginary Tree's territory.

"We guarded against it day and night, but we never expected that it would be so hard to guard against a thief within our own

Yao's expression was somewhat strained.

Creatures did indeed intrude into the Imaginary Tree's domain, but they were not the dinosaurs he had envisioned.

Instead, it was a creature that Yao was extremely familiar with.

That is, human beings.

Or to be more precise, they should be the ancestors of humankind, creatures similar to apes or primitive humans.

Lostbelts have existed for nearly forty million years, during which time the mammals that fled from natural disasters have evolved to this extent.

They happened to be off Yao's expulsion list.

Yao never imagined that in a world where dinosaurs were the only primates, there would be a possibility of the birth of humans.

It can only be said that he didn't gather enough information in his previous life and didn't understand that humans could actually be born in this Lostbelt.

Yao's impression of the South American Lostbelt was limited to Ort.

"As expected, single-line instructions are too stupid. An imaginary tree that I don't personally manage is just an artificial idiot."

Yao immediately modified the execution instructions for the Imaginary Tree.

He included these apes in his list of targets and used the power of the Imaginary Tree to drive them away.

Sending a familiar to drive it away is too much trouble.

Once a fully grown Imaginary Tree has matured, it is no longer harmless; it possesses the basic attack methods of a plant.

Driven by Yao, a thorough cleaning was launched.

The area around the adult imaginary tree is inhabited by a large number of apes, all of whom are being driven away.

In an instant, it was as if the world had been transformed.

The adult imaginary tree has reached a height of tens of thousands of meters, just like a giant tree supporting the sky.

It is no exaggeration to call it the world tree.

Imagine what it would be like if such a massive tree were to move—it would surely be a cataclysmic event comparable to a natural disaster.

Yao did not regard primitive people as his own kind.

The logic is simple: who would consider a monkey as one of their own? The other party doesn't even possess the intellectual capacity to acquire language.

As a result, a large number of apes were driven away.

The branches of the Imaginary Tree spread from the sky to the ground, throwing the clamoring primitives out of its domain.

The terrifying sight frightened them so much that they ran away as fast as they could.

Apes simply cannot understand it.

Initially, these apes settled under the Imaginary Tree because it would drive away carnivorous dinosaurs.

At the same time, they didn't seem to harbor any hostility towards them.

Many primitive people relied on this to survive under the trees, and countless generations have spent their lives under the trees.

They viewed the Imaginary Tree as something like the sun and the forest.

Now, the sun is enraged.

Chapter Sixty-Two: Praying Upwards to Great Things [Please Subscribe! Please Give Flowers!]

For Yao, the Imaginary Tree was part of his body, and he couldn't tolerate others eating, drinking, and defecating on his body.

Yao felt that chasing away apes was like chasing away fleas.

This is quite a matter of course.

The cleanup was quick, leaving no corner untouched by the branches of the Dream Tree.

However, what Yao found somewhat ambiguous was...

The driven apes did not go too far; they settled their group on the outskirts of the Imaginary Tree territory.

"Heh, forget it... no need to bother with these monkeys. As long as they don't cause trouble on my turf."

Yao made an exception for these apes.

He wasn't particularly angry with the monkeys; he treated the process of driving them away as if he were simply cleaning up a mess.

Although there was killing, it was not much.

It's simply meant to serve as a warning to others.

"Now, it seems like we can't go back."

Yao discovered the problem.

When he tried to return to the Dead Apostle Lostbelt from the South American Lostbelt, he found that his soul was becoming increasingly weary.

Clearly, two anomalous leaps are the limit.