People in Terra, governing a bizarre little country

Theresa turned her head and looked at the little girl in front of her, whom she had practically raised herself.

Hmm, it doesn't seem small at all.

"General?"

"General Therese."

Ascalon nodded matter-of-factly, giving Theresa a somewhat strange look.

"Your Highness, what's wrong? Did you oversleep and forget what day it is?"

Theresa frowned almost imperceptibly:

"What day?"

"Today is the day when representatives from the various nations of the Terra Federation will formally discuss with the Agorians the opening of that [sarcophagus]!"

石棺

Theresa suddenly realized something, and in a flash of inspiration, asked:

Where is Kal'tsit?

"Who is that?"

Ascalon's gaze became even stranger, this time tinged with a hint of worry.

"Your Highness, are you feeling unwell? If you are, I can report to the General. She can go alone today."

“No.” Theresa shook her head.

Without Kal'tsit

Discuss opening the sarcophagus with the Agorians

"Is it the sarcophagus in Rhodes Island?" Theresa finally confirmed.

Ascalon's gaze returned to normal slightly, and he nodded.

"Yes, Your Highness, you scared me to death. Did you oversleep?"

Theresa breathed a slight sigh of relief. If it was a sarcophagus from Rhodes Island, then the Doctor must be inside.

She knew the doctor's personality fairly well; he was a very gentle person.

The Demon King also has a "project manager (creator)" who requires her to personally visit this "new world," and Theresa doesn't know what they want to do. But if she finds the Doctor, perhaps everything will be better.

He was one of the few people Theresa could trust in that godlike civilization, even though he had "shut down the defense system."

Theresa smiled and nodded at Ascalon in front of her, saying:

"Yes, I had a dream. Let's go."

An hour later, at the Londinium "Special Test Site".

Theresa and Theresis stood together, with Agor, the scientist who was cracking the defense system of Ro6de Island, and other representatives of the Terra Federation.

Many of them were familiar faces, while others were completely unfamiliar.

It's a bit of a shame that Theresa didn't see Ernst inside.

"All right."

Agor's scientist wiped the sweat from his brow, stepped forward, and entered the final activation code. Theresa placed her hands on her chest, gazing at the slowly opening hatch of the specially made sarcophagus.

A figure in a black hooded jumpsuit reappeared before her eyes.

The doctor slowly opened his eyes.

Seemingly still somewhat confused about being suddenly awakened, his eyes narrowed slightly:

"Where is this? Who are you? (Unknown language)"

A researcher of the ancient civilization of Agor immediately stepped forward:

"This is Terra, the great sage. We have awakened you. (Unknown language)"

Why? (Unknown language)

"To ask for your help, please listen to my explanation. (Unknown language)"

The Agorians began a long, drawn-out chatter. Theresa stood in the crowd, wanting to take the Doctor's hand as she always had. But this time, Kal'tsit wasn't there, she and the Doctor were strangers, and Theresis was also there.

Without anyone introducing her, and not being the leader among everyone present, it would be abrupt and awkward for her to step forward rashly.

She could only stand there and wait, hoping to find an opportunity to contact the doctor after the Agorian finished speaking.

However, when the Agorians finally fell silent, the doctor's eyes, hidden beneath the brim of his hat, held an even deeper doubt:

Are you telling me a story?

He spoke coldly.

"I don't have time to listen to stories."

"Where's Precious?"

PS: Here's a list of characters I didn't post before.

This chapter was inspired by: Tears welling up in a hood.

Chapter 854 It's all your fault, Theresa!

"Where's Precious?"

"Who are you? Do you know what we sacrificed to create Originium Six?" (Part 3)

"People don't feel sympathy for bacteria just because a little more bacteria have grown in a petri dish."

"You're saying I helped you in other timelines?"

""

Theresa's consciousness remained in its last moments.

She met the gaze of the "Creator" who emerged from the sarcophagus, and recounted her experiences, the choices made by the "Doctor of Babel," and a series of things known only to her and the Doctor, including the wheat field and the Watcher within it.

But the Creator merely frowned slightly.

A hint of confusion flashed in his eyes, perhaps as he tried to discern whether Theresa's words were true or false, or perhaps simply as he considered whether he himself could possibly do such a thing.

Or perhaps, he was just waiting for something.

But this wait only delayed the destruction by a few minutes.

The doctor's confusion quickly dissipated. After confirming that no one had appeared, he calmly glanced at Theresa and then shook his head without saying a word.

Your statements are not credible.

He delivered his verdict with nonchalance.

There is a lack of evidence against Theresa.

Whether what she says is true or false, she cannot prove it, so it's meaningless.

The only reason the Doctor could think of for possibly suspending Project Originium was that someone had stopped him.

There are only three people who can do this.

Alternatively, Precys himself could tell him that Project Originium needed to be temporarily halted.

But Precyth isn't here.

Alternatively, Kal'tsit might return after traveling through this world, report to him on the progress of Project Originium, and ask him to confirm that there are some problems with Project Originium that require further verification.

But Kal'tsit isn't here either.

And the last person.

The "treasure" appears here.

The "treasure" only needs to appear here.

After all, he has no memory, so it's unrealistic to expect him to understand and definitively stop the "Source Stone Project" just by meeting him. Therefore, it's enough for him to simply be here.

As long as he's there, the Doctor will suspend Project Originium.

They have already received a debt of gratitude from "Treasure" for their sacrifice, and because of that gratitude, they will not destroy the world in which "Treasure" lives again.

But frankly, the chances of the treasure appearing here are extremely slim.

The universe is too vast; they have absolutely no way of calculating the time and place of awakening for natural amber. Even if there is a possibility that the shell of natural amber might automatically attract its soul, causing the "treasure" to appear here, it might not be now.

But just to be on the safe side, the doctor waited a while.

The "sample data" in front of him was unusual; she seemed to know things that didn't belong to this world, and perhaps had some connection with the "treasure." It was worth waiting a moment for her.

Unfortunately, this period of time did not bring about a turnaround.

The doctor finally activated the Originium.

Subsequently, right in the center of Lontinim, the Talgan vein was the first to show signs of activity, followed by Jingyu, and then Korosa. When all three main veins erupted, the Terra land was almost instantly covered in Originium.

Theresa finally saw regret in the doctor's eyes.

Then, her consciousness faded. After a brief period of darkness, she returned to the church doors.

Before she could even process what had just happened, Theresa instinctively turned her head, wanting to look inside the church at the spot where the "Demon King" had once been.

But when she turned around, there was no one behind her.

Deep inside the church, there is only one huge statue, depicting two people.

Theresa recognized the two men.

One of them was his elder brother, General Therese of the Military Council.

One of them is her.

[In memory of our great leaders, conquerors and educators of the earth, the Black-Crowned Sovereigns and Black-Crowned Sages—Theresis and Theresia] Qiu

Theresa stared at the stone tablet beneath the statue, momentarily at a loss for words.

Conqueror and educator of the earth?

Black Crown Lord and Black Crown Sage?

For some reason, she suddenly understood the question the doctor had just asked.

What kind of ghost story are you telling me?

After walking around the church and confirming that there was no trace of the "Demon King" in any corner, Theresa took a deep breath and pushed open the church door.

Outside the church doors, the original Victorian-style buildings were replaced by a strangely unfamiliar city with tall columns, terraces, curtains, and bas-reliefs carved with Sarkaz-like figures everywhere.

Theresa didn't quite recognize the architectural style of those buildings, but she felt that the style suited her taste perfectly.

She subconsciously raised her head and looked towards the city center.

The Shard still stands there.

Theresa breathed a slight sigh of relief; it seemed she was still in Londinium. She just wondered what kind of world Londinium this was.

Before she could take any further action, someone seemed to notice her, and the once bustling street suddenly fell silent.

It was then that Theresa noticed that more than half of the pedestrians on the street were Sarkaz!

I'm dreaming of well-dressed Sarkaz people swaggering down the streets of Lentinium, accompanied by male or female companions of Filin or other races.

This does indeed resemble the scene in her dreams to some extent.

Theresa raised her hand, about to say something, when in the next second, everyone knelt down before her.

"Sage!"

A loud shout rang out, and Theresa's face flushed red. Then, a tidal wave of worship followed!

"Sages!—"

Black-Crowned Sage.

She thought of the inscription beneath the double statue she had seen in the church.

What kind of world is this? What story is the Creator telling?

"Your Highness, what are you doing here?"

A somewhat familiar voice rang in her ears again, and Theresa quickly turned her head: