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Oh, these aren't human, then it's alright.

With a snap of her fingers, Dinia caused the Crimson World to gradually shrink and recede. She walked over and asked, "What exactly happened with conquering the world?"

Xiao Nigan began to speak fluently, "It's like this: the old man said I was a resurrected divine messenger, and the divine messenger's last wish was to first become stronger, then seize some kind of celestial magic system, and then find a way to use this power to become the only absolute strongest in this world, and achieve immortality. After that, he would eliminate most of the world's top experts, leaving only a small number of people who could agree with his ideals to act as arbitrators and managers, and find a way to sever supernatural powers, bringing peace and fairness to the world. Then he would slowly research how to leave this world and slowly transform the humans of this world, until one day the time was right, and he would turn the brains of a few elites into some kind of box, and finally I would leave this world with the box."

"I don't understand it, but there's definitely something wrong with it."

"I figured that if we were to do something this crazy, no one would agree to it. The first step is to conquer the world, isn't it?"

Xiao Nigan looked helpless after he finished speaking.

Before, he thought being a divine messenger was quite fun—conquering the world and all that, even if it was crazy, it was still interesting. Now, after being brutally beaten by Dinia, he found it boring. What kind of divine messenger is this? What does it have to do with him? Besides, if he could be strong, why would he want to be the king of the world? Wouldn't that be exhausting? Even if he were the king of the world, why bother with all that stuff? Couldn't he just enjoy himself? Even if he had to run away, couldn't he just run away himself? Why did he have to care about others?

You are sick.

Now, Dinia understood what Nigan had been thinking.

Nigan knew that this world could not last forever. He wanted to seize control of the magic source system, become the strongest and only one, and rule this world. His ultimate goal was to escape with a small number of elites.

Dinia, of course, disagreed with Nigan's idea.

Some paths, once embarked upon, are destined to lead further astray. Establishing fairness? In the end, it might just become a matter of doing whatever one pleases. Taking a small group of elites with you? In the end, it might just be about self-destruction.

Ronan walked over and said, "Those who don't trust others from the beginning will inevitably abandon them when faced with choices, and those who abandon others will one day be abandoned by others."

Dinia didn't speak, but simply nodded slightly.

Hearing this, Little Nigan felt that Ronan was also crazy, but since he was on the same side as his teacher, he decided to assume he was right.

“That’s right, that’s exactly it.” Little Nigan clapped his hands in agreement.

Dinia rolled her eyes at him and looked at Ronan. "I think this guy is more suited to be your student. He's very pragmatic."

"The teacher is right, I'm very sensible," Little Nigan said proudly.

Chapter 725 Exposing the Truth, To Kill or Not to Kill? She Wants to Start a Party

Ronan didn't respond to that.

Dinia didn't say anything more and simply turned and left.

Ronan immediately followed. Neither of them intended to pay any attention to the little Nigan, nor did they intend to say a word to Shinash, who had been watching from a distance, or to the woman whose name they didn't even know. They simply left, leaving the little Nigan standing there with a blank stare.

Nigan didn't understand why Dinia was ignoring him.

This woman clearly doesn't agree with that so-called divine messenger's nonsense. In that case, shouldn't she be advising this second-generation divine messenger not to go down the wrong path, and taking him on as a student to give him a good lesson? At the very least, she should say something like, "If you do this or that, I'll kill you."

Why should we just ignore him? Niggen didn't understand.

Ronan and Dinia strolled casually to their agreed meeting place, intending to reunite with Ambrina and the others who had left after casting a spell.

They arrived at the location, where Ambrina was roasting chicken wings and drumsticks. Her storage space contained not only cooked food and dried goods, but also marinated and seasoned items that could be fried or roasted and eaten immediately.

Ronan and Dinia recounted what had happened.

As soon as she finished listening, Kate tore off a large piece of chicken leg meat with her teeth as if she were tearing at a mortal enemy. She chewed it a few times and swallowed it before saying, "I told you long ago that Nigan is a counter-revolutionary who has infiltrated the revolutionary ranks. He says he wants to do revolution together, but he just wants to be like those corrupt and degenerate humans."

"In his ideal blueprint, he himself possesses absolute power, just like the humans in our time and space, and is the leader. The people in this world are just like us in that time and space, living in a stable and fair social environment on the surface, but in reality, they don't even have the most basic right to life and can be abandoned at any time."

"He created this smaller version of Nigan. It's clear that he put all the resources we received when we broke up into this one thing, instead of creating multiple or even a small population like the others."

“This little thing’s words and actions clearly indicate he’s a bad seed. I suggest killing him to prevent future trouble. As for the alternate dimension that Nigan once occupied, it’s better not to go there.” Nigan has done some tricks to the entrance to the alternate dimension. If little Nigan dies like this, it’s very likely we won’t be able to get in.

Ronan couldn't help but look at Kate. She was usually so easygoing and always wanted to be paid for her work, but now her attitude was completely different from usual, and her eyes were full of murderous intent.

It can only be said that Kate, who was once an idealist revolutionary, could not accept that her comrades were traitors.

"Then kill them, although it's not up to me to decide."

Ambrina echoed this sentiment, though in a more casual tone. She essentially said that Kate felt the other party deserved to die, and since there was no one else alive to kill, then so be it.

However, only Dinia could truly kill Nigan; no one else, including Ronan and Kate, was a match for this child who had just been resurrected, or rather, finally awakened.

Therefore, only Dinah can truly decide this matter.

“That old man, Hina, also has problems.”

"Isabel said."

“That fake Brahmin old man should also be killed.” Kate Peter still gritted his teeth. “That old bastard is full of lies. Prime Minister, the body of the little Nigan created by Nigan must have been activated in the last one or two hundred years. Because if it had been activated shortly after his death, Lavigne would not have failed to discover it. She traveled the whole world a thousand years ago, and Wen Jin is not dead either. She would have investigated.”

"It seems that these scattered limbs have been slowly absorbing and accumulating power, only activating after nearly one or two hundred years. If that's the case, how could there only be three corresponding individuals? The same goes for that girl. Her strength is just so-so. As for beliefs, what beliefs do young people have? It's nothing more than blind persistence."

"This is enough to prove that the old man is a complete liar."

"The truth is most likely that the fake Brahmin old man killed everyone else who didn't share his ideas. This girl was weak and young, so he kept her. As for Rabelais, isn't this perfect opportunity for us to come? Of course, even if we hadn't come, he wouldn't have been able to deal with Rabelais."

Kate then made another judgment.

"His tricks weren't very clever," Ambrina said with a hint of sarcasm.

Ronan smiled. "Anli, in India, someone of his noble birth, a summoning mage, and with top-notch talent, would have been fine in the first half of his life. But in the second half, once he reached the top tier of power, let alone lying, he wouldn't even have the need to scheme against others. How could he possibly have any sophisticated lying skills? Secondly, he decided to lie on the spot in a moment of desperation. We just happened to run into Rabelais here, and Rabelais was the one who was supposed to be there. It was an unexpected turn of events. He could have foreseen this, so how could he not be anxious? Moreover, if he didn't have such a deep understanding of the truth of the world, his hasty lie might have fooled us as well."

The fake Brahmin, Knight Shinash, wasn't as foolish as he seemed. His actions and lies appeared foolish, but that was because he encountered Ronan and his group.

Seeing that Ambrina and Ronan were trying to steer the conversation away from the topic, Isabel tapped the table. "That's not the point. The point is whether or not to kill this child, or the old man."

At this moment, an unexpected voice emerged, "If you ask me, kill them all." It was Falek who said this; ever since she joined Ronan's unusual family, she had made her stance clear at these small meetings.

After saying that, Falek added, "Don't worry about Mr. Rabelais's position. His master's illness is at the level of the magic foundation, and I have a way to deal with it."

Dinia, who had remained silent, did not express her opinion, but simply looked at Ronan.

Ronan stroked his short stubble. "Let's talk first and find out what they're thinking. If we determine that they might become a threat, then I think it's best to eliminate that possibility."

After speaking, Ronan looked at Dinia. He knew very well that Dinia was not a soft-hearted person, but her previous silence and current lack of expression clearly indicated that she had some other ideas.

“That’s what we’ll do,” Dinia responded with a smile. “I want to build an organization with a common goal, an international one. Although I don’t yet know what kind of system can unite people from different countries, ethnicities, positions, and pursuits toward a common goal, I think we can start experimenting now. Even if we fail, it doesn’t matter; we have plenty of time.”

The others, even Isabel, didn't quite understand what Dinia was trying to do. Only Ronan knew very well what Dinia wanted to do: she wanted to start a party, a party that could attract people from all over the world. However, even she herself didn't know what kind of party it should be.

This is normal, after all, we are still in the Age of Exploration, and the Industrial Age has not yet arrived.

For most people, time is the greatest enemy. They don't even have a hundred years, let alone ten thousand. But Dinya has plenty of time. She can live until the end of the world. She doesn't need to rush.

Chapter 726 Differences, Invitation, You Are Actually the Same as Me

The following day, Ronan, Dinia, Kate, Shinash, Nigan the Younger, and the young girl met in an orchard outside the Eight Directions Temple.

There were no tables or chairs, only two rough blankets.

Ronan sat with his legs crossed, his left elbow resting on his thigh, his hand supporting his chin, and his right hand on the side. His posture was very casual; he wasn't used to sitting on the ground and couldn't sit upright.

Dinya was also sitting cross-legged, but her back was straight and upright.

Caterpillar's sitting posture was more casual than Ronan's; he simply sat sideways, leaning against Dinia, who was sitting in the middle.

Across from him, the old man, Shinash, didn't act like a Brahmin at all, nor did he even seem like an Indian, but his meditative posture had the air of a high-ranking Hindu monk.

Little Nigan was an only child. He had one foot on the blanket and the other leg stretched out, not in a proper position.

The young girl was kneeling, and it always felt like she was about to put her hands together and worship some god or spirit at any moment.

“Mr. Shinash, I’d like to know your thoughts,” Dinia said, getting straight to the point.

She spoke French. Unlike Nigan, who was fluent in various languages, Shinash couldn't understand her. Ronan had to translate. Although Ronan didn't speak the languages ​​spoken in India, he knew Wiran and Seres. Shinash, in addition to his native language, was fluent in both languages.

"What are your thoughts?" Shinash asked.

“Naturally, it’s about plans for the future,” Dinya replied.

Shinash remained seated in meditation, motionless, "without any thoughts, simply obeying the dying wish of the divine messenger."

Dinia showed no emotional fluctuations, but calmly began her explanation: "The root of the entire supernatural power system lies in the Celestial Realm. First of all, how do you get to the Celestial Realm? That's one problem. Secondly, there are many powerful beings above the Celestial Realm, formed by the remnants of the magical bodies of magicians who died over the past few thousand years. They are not to be trifled with."

"This child, your so-called new generation of divine messengers may live a long time, but how long can you live?"

I won't comment on right or wrong, but you can't fulfill the so-called divine will.

After listening to Dinia's words, Shinash remained calm. "Whether it can be done is not my concern. For me, the more important mission is to train him into a qualified divine messenger to complete that great mission."

"What kind of bullshit messenger is this?" Kate Pelle couldn't sit still any longer. "The messenger you're talking about is my former companion, a man-made robot like me. We come from another world. We were able to come to this world because we accidentally discovered a passage. We originally had no connection with this world, you know that?"

“I know,” Shinash replied, “but that’s just your understanding. This world was created by the true God, and you can’t deny that. Your coming into this world is also God’s will, it is destined. And your coming into this world brings hope to this world that is destined to perish. And God’s messengers are the beings who will turn hope into reality.”

Kate was almost choked with anger by the phrase "that's just your interpretation." She remained silent for a long time before speaking again, "Fine, interpret it however you want, but Nigan, the so-called divine messenger you speak of, wants to become the sole ruler, to eliminate the world's top superhumans, and is even prepared to sacrifice the vast majority of people, running away with a so-called elite minority, and perhaps only he can escape. What kind of divine messenger is that? He's simply an extremely selfish and inhuman demon."

Hinash remained calm. "Most people in this world have short and powerless lives, destined to die meaningless deaths. They can't contribute anything to escaping the apocalypse, except for praying and spouting nonsense, or even just hindering progress. Can that be called a sacrifice? It's just death. The sacrifice is the divine messenger who strives for the future of the world and abandons personal morality to 'do evil,' as well as the elites who follow the divine messenger. They should live on. Even if only one divine messenger can leave this doomed world in the end, it preserves the seed of hope, and it's worthwhile."

"This is utterly insane, completely unreasonable." Kate Peller felt that this old guy was impossible to reason with.

Ronan just smiled. This old man, Shinash, may not appear to be a Brahmin on the surface, but he is a Brahmin at heart.

Of course, his idea is actually very common in this era, it can be said to be mainstream, and even hundreds of years from now, there will still be many, many people who think this way.

Dinia spoke up, “Humans don’t need ‘gods,’ much less a ‘god’ that imprisons humanity. Thinking about escaping with a few elites to gamble on a bit of luck is the behavior of cowards and gamblers. The path that truly courageous people should take is to make this world connected to the outside world, to become a living stream instead of a stagnant pool, and to lead humanity into a new era of hope.”

"I plan to start an organization. If you really want to save the world, you can join us."

After saying that, Dinia extended her hand.

However, Shinash remained unmoved, saying, "Your idea is even more unrealistic."

"Why are you wasting your breath talking to this old liar who killed people who disagreed with him?" Kate couldn't stand it anymore. Dinia actually invited this kind of person. "What grand idea does he have? I've seen too many people like him back in the day. What he calls just training the divine messengers to be qualified is just a title. He just feels that his days are numbered and wants to take a gamble. He wants to live forever. If he does, he'll use the identity of a divine messenger's mentor to realize his ambitions."

"Doesn't he know his own worth? Does he really think he's one of the top people in the world?"

Kate's words were full of sarcasm.

At this moment, Shinash's face lost its previous composure. He didn't entirely think that way, but he did have that thought.

He did kill the other few people who had a connection with the divine body, but Xinash didn't think there was anything wrong with his actions or thoughts. Those people had no great ambitions and no intention of honoring the divine messenger's dying wish. Shouldn't they have been killed? Only he was suitable to become the new divine messenger's mentor, and was there a problem with him seeking to live a long life and continue to assist the new divine messenger? No problem.

Dinia stood up and sighed, "It seems the first attempt has failed."

As soon as he finished speaking, Kate Pierre flashed away, taking the girl away from them and moving her to a location far away from them. At the same time, Ronan and Dinia instantly merged.

This was agreed upon before we came. If the other party refuses to even discuss it, then there's nothing more to say. As for that girl, she's innocent.

Xiao Nigan was completely bewildered. Weren't they just chatting about some trivial topics and not even arguing? How did the situation suddenly turn out like this?

Shinash was not alarmed. After listening to Dinia's explanation, he understood that there was a fundamental conflict in their ideologies. Given that, the current situation was not surprising.

Having prepared for battle, Shinash looked at Dinia, who had absorbed Ronan, and said, "Actually, the two of you together are just like me: arrogant and cunning."

Ronan and Dinia were both taken aback for a moment.

Chapter 727 The Chase: You and I, the Last Resort

There were two opponents, but the combined Roddy was one person. To prevent the opponent from sending one of them to deal with Ambrina and the others, Ronan and Dinia chose to attack where the enemy had to defend, and without hesitation, they dealt a fatal blow to Little Nigan. Shinash had no choice but to fight alongside Little Nigan.

Dinia immediately deployed her domain. Shinash and Nigan were not fools; they knew they couldn't fight Dinia within the Crimson World's boundaries, so they immediately retreated and fled. Dinia closed the Crimson World and gave chase.

A supersonic aerial pursuit ensued.

In just one minute, hundreds of explosive shocks erupted in the air. The aftershocks alone caused countless trees to bend, rice stalks to flatten, sand and stones to fly across the ground, and the river to surge with waves.

Immediately afterwards, Shinash and Nigan entered the low-altitude airspace above the town. A large portion of India's massive population is concentrated in the Ganges Plain region, where any town has a very large population.

But Dinia showed no mercy and continued her ferocious attack.

In the blink of an eye, large areas of houses were destroyed, and hundreds and thousands of people died in the aftermath of her attack. She could have used her power to bring these people back to life, but she didn't, because at this moment she would not expend any of her power on anything other than killing Shinash and Little Nigan.

"Hahaha, is this what you mean by saving everyone from the apocalypse? Is this what you mean by not abandoning these useless people?" Shinash laughed mockingly as he fought and retreated. "You're just like me, exactly the same!"

Dinia did not respond, continuing her ferocious and relentless attacks.

Shinash realized that moving the battlefield to a place with a large number of civilians would not make Dinia restrain herself, so she simply gave up the idea and rose into the sky again.

Two minutes later.

Shinash and Nigan were completely defeated. They realized that in the previous battle between Dinya and Nigan, they hadn't used much of their strength. After she used her full power, coupled with Ronan's sword and shield armor, they couldn't even break through her defenses. Any attacks that broke through her defenses were instantly regenerated by Dinya. Moreover, he had to constantly be distracted to protect Nigan. If this continued, it was only a matter of time before he and Nigan died.

If he had time to stop and think, Shinash would definitely regret it, regret that he killed all the other people who were destined to be with him. Otherwise, he wouldn't be in this situation now. The situation should be reversed. Dinya would have to run around to protect his other companions. That strange other-dimensional magic is not something that no one can break.

"In that case, let's die together."

Shinash used his ultimate spell, which he could only use once in his life.

Five minutes later.

On the southern slopes of the Himalayas, at an altitude of 4,000 meters, on a snow-covered mountainside surrounded by snow-capped peaks.

Looking up, the boundless blue sky and white clouds seem within reach, while all around, the endless, winding glaciers seem to be about to crush everything.

At this moment, Dinia and Ronan, Shinash and Nigan, appear infinitely small amidst this grandeur and magnificence.

Five minutes ago, they were in eastern India; now, they have arrived in northern India.


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