Chapter 240: The True Meaning
readx;?β Kindness...... And then?" Danacus turned to Pannis with a smirk and asked, "What's the point of me doing this?" Pen %Fun %Pavilion www.biquge.info"
"Yes, what is the meaning of this kind of behavior? Every creature doing something has its own meaning behind it, not to mention that Danacus is a god, and even more so, human beings occasionally do some kind of meaningless thing for some reason, but the gods don't do that, everything the gods do has their own purpose. However, simply becoming strong is not meaningful, because the concept of being strong is the opposite of weakness, not an absolute concept, so there must be a deeper meaning behind becoming strong. Pannis's fingers tapped on the ground, step by step, and he delved into the analysis: "Let's think about it, if you devour the soul of a god, what will you get? I am not a god, and I have not devoured anything, so I don't know, but from the battle of faith in the last century, many gods are keen to fight for faith and kill each other, it can be seen that there must be benefits to this, so what will this benefit be?" In the past few years, I have asked many clergy, although they are not very clear, but they can more or less give some fragments of the answer, from these fragments, I seem to guess part of the answer, when one side devours the other, it seems that the other party can obtain the other party's knowledge, memory, strength, power, although only a part, but it is still very good for strengthening oneself. β
"That's right, it's good. Danacus asked, as if to guide Pannis, "But strengthening oneself is not out of the realm of becoming powerful, nor is it a deeper meaning?" β
"Because I was interrupted by you before I finished speaking, don't interfere with me. Obviously a very serious topic, Pannis rolled his eyes and made a gesture of disdain, until the other party seemed to follow the physical habits and made a noncommittal shrug before continuing: "Devouring a god's soul and plundering the power and knowledge of a god, maybe the result is only to strengthen itself, but quantitative change will eventually bring about qualitative change, and when the number of devouring is too much, the result will be different." Hundreds of gods represent the control of almost all the rules of the Yarra world, and also represent the deepest understanding of these rules, when the more gods are devoured, the deeper the understanding of this world, and the higher the degree of control. If this trend continues, what will happen once you devour all the souls? Perhaps there is only one state to describe, and that is true omniscience, omnipotence, and complete control of the world. β
Danacus didn't speak, his expression became serious, and he silently listened to Pannis's analysis of his purpose, and it was clear that Pannis's analysis was getting closer to the real answer to the question, which was why he was so dignified.
"At this point, it's close to the limit of what a mortal can imagine and understand, but I wonder if this isn't exactly your ultimate goal, and even if it comes to this, it's still just a node in your vast plan?" What happens when you really control the world, when you really become omniscient and omnipotent? Perhaps, you can swallow the whole world and become a part of your own power, just like you devoured the soul. This world was created by Lord Yara himself, forever this belongs to Lord Yara's original power, devouring this world, it is equivalent to absorbing a part of the origin belonging to Lord Yara, taking this opportunity, you can break through the limitations of this world, into another deeper and broader world, I can't understand the explanation, and then, you can follow the footsteps of Lord Yara, one by one to pursue the world he created, one by one, devour, slowly absorb and digest the original power of Lord Yara, so your ultimate goal is actually to become the second Yara-sama, or even say, to eventually replace Yara-sama, become the new oneγ β
"It must be admitted that as a mortal creature, you are remarkable. Danacus said with a gloomy face, "Not everyone dares to think so. β
"But that's reasonable, isn't it?" said Pannis, looking up at Danakus gravely, "and that way, a lot of things can be explained." Why do the gods I have come into contact with act as if they owe us a great favor and continue to help us? Khaleto, the god of storms, may do this, perhaps because we have solved the Nightmare Spirit's troubles with the deep sea, but what about the other gods? Over the years, we have not encountered any obstacles from the gods and the church, and it can even be said that everything that has anything to do with the gods has always gone exceptionally. On the grasslands, we are greeted with warmth wherever we go, is this simply the hospitality of the orcs, or is it guided by the gods of war and ancestors? Deep underneath the city of innocence, we live in peace with the followers of the god of wind, whose sacrifices have always been as elusive as the wind, but they are almost completely obedient to our commands along the way, high on the mountain, we drink together under the statue of the god of fire, in the caves, we are guarded by the gods of darkness, the goddess of the earth, Denya, who even descended to me herself, and as for the goddess of the forest, Yggdrahir, she directly allowed me to use it...... Uh, this one is going to be kept secret. There is no love in the world for no reason, I don't think, just because I am the most handsome, all the gods will treat me very favorably, then, there is only one reason, it is precisely because we have stopped your plan, and we will stop your plan again, so that things will not go in the worst direction, so that the gods will not get into the biggest trouble, so that they will owe us favors and treat us favorably everywhere. Now there is only one unexplained suspicion, since the gods know your plan, why don't they take the initiative to attack your divine kingdom and eliminate the hidden danger in advance?"
"They can't do it, because of the particularity here, my kingdom of God is within the scope of the concept of the divine barrier, if I leave the kingdom of God voluntarily, I will be driven out of the divine barrier, if I don't leave, they will not be able to collide with my kingdom of God. Danakus began to pace in place again, and after a long silence, he answered Pannis's question without concealment, which can be regarded as confirming Pannis's speculation from the side: "Here, I can carry out my plan to my heart's content, and they, due to the hindrance of the divine barrier, have no choice but to watch me step by step towards success." β
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