Ila saw Leo's movements and felt that Leo might have discovered something, although she was also curious, but she also knew that now was not a good time to ask about these things, so she found one of his subordinates and stayed outside Leo's tent, waiting for Leo's dispatch, and instructed Leo to notify her immediately if there was any new news from Leo's side.

Leo quickly flipped through the books in his hands in the tent, he didn't look at the specific content at all, just looked at the information he needed, such as time, such as sacrifices, etc., because he didn't need to analyze and record the contents of the books very carefully, so the books were read quickly, and the books in the tent were quickly read by him, so he ordered the servants outside to bring new books.

Before dark, Leo had gone through all the books of the Kaka tribe, which filled the tent.

Although it may seem to outsiders that he just picked up the book and flipped the pages quickly, each page lingering for no more than a second, Leo had actually found it, and had jotted down the information he wanted, and had figured out that the strange building he was in was indeed built for sacrifice, as Elijah said.

This building, in the lingua franca of the universe, is called Kathu, and it is a very old religious building, which is so ancient that it was popular among the civilizations of the universe even before the appearance of human beings.

For some unknown reasons, when traveling in the universe, omega-level advanced life forms will occasionally stay on some planets that are still in primitive civilizations, and these omega-level advanced life forms are often regarded as god-like beings by the lives on these planets that are still in primitive civilizations.

After entering the cosmic civilization, the vast majority of civilizations will understand the truth of the so-called gods, and although they are in awe of those omega-level advanced life forms, they no longer have such pure beliefs.

However, there are also many cosmic civilizations whose worship of gods will not be weakened in the slightest because they enter the universe, and they still retain the purest and most primitive religious beliefs, and even these civilizations have united to form a pure religious mysterious organization.

The Wycombe Abbey people's fanatical belief in the Light of Origin is obvious to all civilizations in the entire universe, so it is only natural that the Wycombe Abbey people have joined this purely religious mysterious organization.

This mysterious religious organization will formulate a series of religious rituals, religious buildings, and religious regulations that are common to all civilizations and religions in the universe to avoid conflicts with the regulations of the Supreme Council.

The main reason why Leo did not recognize such a building with such an obvious structure at first glance was that he had never seen the building, and most of the time he had seen some architectural sketches and text descriptions in other sources.

This is because when the Earth Federation entered the sequence of cosmic civilization, this mysterious organization that unified all the religions of the entire cosmic civilization had disappeared for nearly a million years under the blow of the Supreme Council, and even the name was not left.

No one knew why the Supreme Council would deal with this religious mystical organization, and Leo had never thought to investigate this matter as a cyborg who only obeyed orders from his superiors, so he didn't know much about this matter.

Although this religious mysterious organization has completely disappeared under the blow of the Supreme Council, the religions of the various cosmic civilizations that formed this organization are still intact and have not been canceled by the Supreme Council, which may be related to the fact that most of the omega-level higher life forms believed in these cosmic civilizations are members of the Supreme Council.

And what has survived from these religions is some of the rituals established by the mysterious organization of the religion, including the method of sacrifice and the structure of the altar.

Although Leo was not familiar with the altars of these religions, he knew very well the methods of sacrifice of these religions, because when he carried out a certain person, he had studied the materials related to them, and just now by reading the books left by the ancestors of the Kaka tribe, he also found the method of sacrifice of the Wycombe Abbey, and then confirmed some things.

"Did you find any interesting information?" Just as Leo finished reading all the books and was quietly thinking about the problem in the tent, Elijah immediately rushed over after receiving the report from his subordinates, and asked Leo with curiosity, "Have you found information related to my ancestors and this place?"

When Leo heard this, he looked at Ilya with pity and said, "I have found some information, but I'm afraid you won't want to know it." ”

"Won't you want to know?" Ilya was stunned, frowned, and asked, "Will this information be bad for our tribe?"

"Of course not," Leo said, shaking his head, "it will only affect your sense of identity." ”

"Identity?" Ilya heard the word for the first time, thought about it carefully, and quickly understood the meaning of the word, and guessed, "You mean that we may not be descendants of the gods. ”

"Yes. Leo nodded affirmatively, but didn't continue.

Ilya was silent for a moment, then said, "You can study these books here slowly! I'll have someone get you something to drink and eat." ”

With that, she turned and walked out of the tent as if she hadn't asked any questions just now.

"Wise choice. Watching Elijah leave, Leo nodded approvingly, then picked up the creation poem again and flipped through it.

Leo's identity just now is not to scare Elijah into talking casually, he does know what the identity of Elijah's ancestors is, but not from these books, but from the name of the Kaka tribe and the surname Kasa.

After he determined that this special black building was an altar built by the Wycombe Abbey people, he also quickly thought that since there was an altar, there must be sacrifices, and what was the sacrifice of the Wycombe Abbey people?

In the lower lingua franca of the Wycombe Abbey people, Kaka means sacrifice, and Kasa is a high-level sacrifice, so the ancestors of the Kaka tribe are not only experimental objects of the Wycombe Abbey people, but also sacrifices of the Wycombe Abbey people.

In the various civilizations in the universe that still retain religious beliefs, sacrifice is not uncommon, but most of the sacrifices are food, precious gems and energy crystals, and even some simply sacrifice their own science and technology, only a few people will still maintain the blood sacrifice ceremony, but they will deny that this kind of ritual has been carried out externally, and the Wycombe Abbey people, as the oldest and most traditional religious beliefs, naturally also retain the blood sacrifice ceremony.

There are a lot of rumors in the universe that the Wycombe Abbey people would buy a large number of slaves from the outlaws of the Dark Regions for blood sacrifices, but there has never been any conclusive evidence to prove this rumor, and the Wycombe Abbey people have denied such a thing.

Now it seems that the Wycombe Abbey people did not use slaves as blood sacrifices, they simply synthesized various intelligent beings through genes and used them for sacrifice.

Leo had spent half a day studying the things in these books about the sacrificial building, not for nothing, he now at least knew that the altar was safe and not dangerous, and he had confirmed his earlier suspicion that there must be a city built by the Wycombe Abbey people nearby.

And he would make such a guess because various sources indicate that only cities with a certain level of population will build such an altar, so there is not only a research base for making sacrifices, or a warship near this altar, but also a complete Wycombe Abbey city.

Although Leo already had some information to prove his suspicions, he was not in a hurry to find such a lost Wycombe Abbey city in the desert, because he was more interested in the creation poem in his possession than in the city of the Wycombe Abbey.

There may be a lot of unreliable content in this creation poem, but it is undeniable that some of the hidden information in it can help Leo understand the secrets of this world.

Over the next two days, the Kaka tribe carefully prepared the sacrifice for their tribe's first sacrifice in more than a hundred years, and Leo's interpretation of the book of creation poems came to an end.

He had to admit that this book was the most useful of all the books he had seen since he came to the world of Veron, even surpassing the wizard notes, because this book completely revealed the mysteries of this world before Leo's eyes, provided that the relatively true and credible content analyzed by Leo was true.

There are twenty-six verses in the whole poem, all of which are written in short prophetic verses, and the longest one has more than 400 sentences, which mentions how the world was created, why the Creator created the world, and how the humans of the Kaka tribe were created, and then the gods fell, the world was destroyed, and the god city created by the Creator was also destroyed, leaving only the wreckage, and the Kaka tribe humans also woke up from the protection of the Creator, the ruins of the city of the gods.

Of the twenty-six chapters, the first five and the last are the most important for Leo, and the others are either too confusing and full of contradictions, or simply fanatical prayers, praises, and the like in praise of the non-existent Creator.

The first five chapters are mainly about the process and reason why the so-called creator of the Kaka tribe created the world, and in these five chapters, except for the first chapter, which allows Leo to determine that the world is in subspace, several very useful information are revealed.

The first of these messages is the second chapter that mentions the world of the gray mist, and everything is an illusion of the Creator's dreams.

This information just confirms what Leo had encountered before, such as the gray fog that surrounded the world of Velon, and through the power of nightmares, the bad influence of the gray fog on him has also been weakened a lot.

However, the second and third chapters have a lot of contradictory content, for example, the second chapter says that the world is an illusion created by the Creator's dream, and the illusion will disappear when the Creator awakens, but the third chapter of the Creator has awakened many times from his slumber, but the world has not been destroyed.

The third chapter mainly says that after the creator created the world of Velon, he felt that a world of Velon was too lonely, so he built worlds one after another in the world of gray fog.

It's just that because of the degree of care in creating the world, the worlds created by the Creator have also become uneven, some are only slightly smaller in area, but they are also a complete world, and some even block the world barrier of gray fog, which can only be eaten by a little gray fog.

This information is also in harmony with Leo's previous speculation, Veron is not the only world, there are other worlds in the gray mist.

Just as there are a lot of contradictions in the second part of the third part, there are a lot of contradictions in the third part, such as the fact that it was very difficult for the Creator to create the world, but later on it was as easy as eating to create the world in the gray fog.

Another point is that there is an obvious detail in this, which is that, like the word world, the word corresponding to the creator has also become plural, which means that as the number of created worlds increases, so does the number of creators.

As for the main content of the fourth chapter, the world created by the Creator Himself is too monotonous, so a large number of plants and animals have been created to fill the void in the world.

There is an object mentioned here in the poem, and it is indicated that everything in the world is born from this object, and this object is the brood.

This information is very useful in Leo's eyes, because the pronunciation of the brood is the same in the entire universe, whether it is the lingua franca or the prophecies of each civilization itself, and the food it refers to is the same, that is, the Zerg brood.

When the Zerg were privateering in the universe, the Earth civilization had not yet entered the ranks of the universe civilization, and fortunately, the solar system was not in the star area of the Zerg privateer.

And when the Zerg was completely wiped out by the Supreme Council, and the remnants of the Zerg became the experimental objects of various cosmic civilizations, the Earth Federation had just begun to explore outer space, and when the Earth Federation officially entered the cosmic civilization, the legacy of the Zerg had been divided up by various civilizations in the universe.

It's just that after the Earth Federation exterminated the Beposa people, from the laboratory of the home planet of the Beposa civilization, some Zerg heritage and Beposa people's research results on the Zerg heritage were found, including the mother nest.

Regarding the research of the Zerg, the biochemical combatants of Leo's level are not very clear, and the relevant research is very high in the Earth Federation or in other civilizations, and it is not accessible to ordinary people.

The only consensus in the universe is that the Zerg Brood is the best biological experimental device in the universe, which involves a series of extremely complex life disciplines such as life transformation, life cultivation, life adjustment, etc., and the Wycombe Abbey people even have some blasphemy to say that the Zerg Brood is called the Pool of Origin.

So, judging from the fourth chapter, it seems that the Wycombe Abbey people are using the Zerg Brood to create these creatures in the world of Velon, even including humans.

Compared to the content of the first four chapters, the fifth chapter is the one that shocks Leo the most, the Wycombe Abbey people plan to use the Zerg brood to create gods.