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

Along the way, countless people of Kahn tried to stop them, and Yao also sent his familiars to assist in the battle.

"You bastards! How dare you devour my people!"

Kamazozzi glared angrily.

He glared at the steel fibers and lashed out with his claws to tear them apart, attempting to free the bound soldiers.

However, every time he saved a soldier, he was one of the 107th.

Then another number of soldiers will be swallowed by the steel spider silk, their speed no match for Ort.

At the same time, Ort doesn't just eat.

The Imaginary Tree's retinue and the people of Kahn, entangled in the spider web, all crystallized in an instant.

Oort himself possesses the ability to analyze the environment.

The idea of ​​winning by sheer volume is a joke.

Breaking through the Earth's crust, it arrived in Miktland.

That world-altering wave was spreading, and the entire underground world of Miktland was changing.

All life was considered excluded.

Plants and animals killed by the environment are crystallized, eventually turning into stardust that falls across Miktland.

If we let Ort continue...

Whether it's the dinosaurs, once the most noble primates, now in a deep slumber, or the Kingdom of Kahn, which has already developed a civilization.

This includes other life forms concentrated in the underground world.

They will all perish.

Oort is a true being capable of devouring planets, and an adversary that the life forms nurtured on that planet never considered defeating.

The sky collapsed and the earth cracked, and all living beings wailed in agony.

It's as if the scene from 60 million years ago is being replayed, with all living things once again heading towards their doom.

Only a small group of people remain to hold on in this apocalyptic hell.

Those are the people of the Kingdom of Kahn.

"It's rare that you actually asked me a question."

The radiance is located at the highest point of the temple.

At this moment, Kamazoz led his people in resistance, attempting to harm Ort.

Like countless ants swarming towards an elephant.

Clearly, it was all in vain.

Ort cannot be defeated by unity alone.

"Huh? You're asking me if I made the wrong choice back then? How could that be... You didn't make a mistake. Dinosaurs were far superior to humans, but their mistake was that they were too perfect."

At this moment, it was Maya who was speaking to Yao.

In the past, the Maya existed simply as a natural phenomenon; they did not focus their attention on any single entity.

After the destruction that occurred 60 million years ago.

The Maya gradually changed.

He learned about the Alien Belt through His Radiance, and also about the different developments in pan-human history and His own.

"Even if you hadn't chosen dinosaurs as your primates, and hadn't chosen to transfer all the energy from the surface to the earth, the great catastrophe would still have come. For millions of years, you have always felt guilty. But in fact, to the creatures of this underground world, you are the most dutiful mother you could ever be."

Yao is the one who understands Lostbelts the most.

Strange tales are strange tales because they are strange tales.

That means it was recorded as an unusual event from the very beginning.

No matter how things develop, this world can only head down the path of the supernatural, a point that the magic world has a precise academic term for.

That is what is known as quantum fixed band.

The world will judge the world in units of one hundred years, and record it in units of one hundred years.

Chapter 82 Just to Prove My Existence [Please Subscribe! Please Give Flowers!]

The node of the South American Lostbelt is Oort's Awakening.

In other words, knowing what will happen before that point through future vision is not very meaningful.

There was no way to prevent Ort from falling to Earth.

And, the matter of Olt's awakening.

This is already a matter recorded in the quantum fixed tape.

Even if time travel or similar means are used to erase Oort, when the time determined by the quantum fixed zone is reached, the reality will still be that "despite this, Oort still appeared on Earth."

Therefore, the fault does not lie with the Maya.

It's not found on dinosaurs either.

The real problem lies with the world itself.

As a Lostbelt, its mere existence would be judged as a mistake by human reason.

But does making a mistake mean you can't survive?

No one has stipulated this principle.

Even those who are close to a dead end have the right to survive, and it is precisely because Yao believes in this that he maintains the Lostbelt.

Even as they faced extinction, the dinosaurs' intelligence was still astonishing. They did not blame others for their individual misfortunes, but rather examined their lives with an optimistic perspective.

The Maya, they possessed almost the most ideal state for primates, and they were miracles that could only have been born in the ideal living environment you created.

Yao also understands dinosaur primates.

He has communicated with dinosaurs over thousands of years.

Dinosaurs didn't need civilization, dreams, stories, or the creation of culture for survival.

Dinosaurs that had already achieved perfection didn't need these.

Human beings have established nations and civilizations.

That's because—without doing so, life cannot survive in this world.

Dinosaurs never needed to worry about this from the beginning.

Therefore, even without history and culture, they could face extinction with composure.

The reason why humans commit evil is because humans compare themselves with others and believe that they or others are special.

Dinosaurs were the complete opposite.

They believed that all things are equal, without distinction of high or low.

In other words, this is the most ideal primate, but also the least suitable primate for survival.

"If Ort hadn't appeared, the world made up of dinosaurs would have been a perfect paradise. In the pan-human history, countless philosophers have longed for nothing more than this: an equal world without any discrimination."

From this perspective, I acknowledge the value of this world, and I want to continue this extraordinary tale.

Yao shared his thoughts on the South American Lostbelt.

This is a dreamlike world.

Even if the future of this world is brought to a standstill as a result, that is not a reason to cut it off.

The history of humanity, characterized by cannibalism and ruthlessness, can continue.

The ideal beings who regard all things as equals are to be cut off.

The rules defined by human reason are too cruel.

Countless people strive to make the world a better place, unaware that at the moment they achieve their dreams, the world, because it is too perfect, will be subject to human dictates.

This is simply too absurd.

"Hahaha, and you're saying these children can't survive? Maya, you might as well take a closer look."

Yao laughed upon hearing Maya's lament.

Upon hearing this, Maya looked toward the last city, Tenochtitlan, the City of Water.

It's not just humans who are fighting against Oort.

There were other figures among them.

Those were the dinosaurs that roared at Ort, and they too participated in the struggle to prevent the world's demise.

The dinosaurs fought alongside Kahn's people.

How is that possible?

Yao was shocked to hear Maya say such words.

He hasn't been idle these past few years.

Yao understood that dinosaurs did not consider extinction a significant matter.

They would feel grief and sorrow in the face of genocide and the killing of their companions.

However, they also take this for granted, believing it to be in line with the normal order of the natural cycle.

They didn't care about destruction.

After learning that Yao had come to maintain the Lostbelt as an alien god, the dinosaurs also chose to offer their praise.

They think people like Yao who save the world are great.

Furthermore, he also believed that he could not work as hard as Yao and felt that he could not survive in the pan-human history.

The dinosaurs knew what death was, yet they faced it with smiles.

Instead of worrying about their own demise, they are filled with goodwill and encourage those who strive to survive.

Just like a kind old man who is not afraid of death.

If the only intelligent life form in the South American Lostbelt was the dinosaur, they would undoubtedly accept death without question.

However, this is not the case.

During the time the sun went out, apes evolved human civilization.

There are life forms in this world besides dinosaurs fighting against natural disasters.

The dinosaurs, awakened by Yao, learned of this.

Furthermore, they heard many stories from Yao, learning about the efforts other primates made to survive in different worlds.

Even if it's a strange story, even if it's wrong.

They are all trying to survive.

The dinosaur respected and admired the enlightenment of these inhabitants of another world, and an invisible fire gradually ignited in its heart.

Indeed, they did not grieve for their own demise.

But other species are making efforts.

The dinosaurs did not understand what the burning heat within them was.

All I understand is that it's similar to the feeling of wanting to support other primates; they hope that all creatures striving to survive can have a bright future.

At least, there is that feeling.

"Anyway, in the end, everyone will face extinction."

As members of this story, are you really just going to stand by and do nothing?

This time, it's not about the survival of our own race, but about living up to the efforts of other living beings in their struggle for survival, and fighting as a part of this world.

"After all, you dinosaurs are the protagonists of this world, so how can you not participate in the story in the end?"

Yao said something similar to the dinosaurs.