I suppressed the weirdness in the shelter

Chapter 145: Words That Subvert Heaven and Earth

Why do you want to fly into the sky?

This is the problem Ned is currently facing.

Although Ned felt it was wrong to think about this question at this life-or-death moment, he raised the question as Wyatt's voice fell from the air.

Ned didn't expect to hear Wyatt's voice in this way. She wanted to ask Wyatt if he was safe, where he was, and how she could save him.

But now she began to think about this problem subconsciously.

Prince's tide-like attack was weakened several points because of his distraction. He did not expect that Wyatt's voice would come from the aurora. Didn't he sacrifice him to the "Omniscient"?

Is there something wrong with the sacrificial words?

Prince thought about this possibility over and over again, and out of confidence he felt that this possibility was not very high.

The version of the eulogy he is using now can be said to be the most perfect "omniscient" eulogy that humans can give. If an accident could occur, then the anthropologists in the world would definitely be greatly disappointed.

Many possibilities took root in Prince's mind, and finally he chose one possibility.

This was Wyatt's dying struggle. Even if he was not taken away by "Omniscience" but was blessed instead, he would not live long.

The reason why sacrifice was Prince's idea to kill Wyatt was because this method was foolproof. Even if "Omniscience" loved Wyatt very much, he would definitely die.

Wyatt is already a double apostle, and the best case scenario is that he will obtain an apostle status, but he will definitely end up like Adelaide.

The "omniscient" one would certainly not care about his life or death, just like a person would not care that giving a grain of rice to an ant might crush it to death.

It was only a matter of time before Wyatt was destroyed, and Prince was relieved to see that he used his time before death to make his last words. At least this guy could say some decent farewell lines.

Prince stopped his attack, thinking he shouldn't interrupt the scene of the last words.

"Can't answer? It doesn't matter. After all, my question itself is meaningless."

"No…meaning?"

"No one will teach a newborn how to cry, because it is an innate ability. When they are in danger, they will cry. So Ned, flying is an ability engraved on the dragon's soul. You don't need to learn it, because you are born with it."

"But, but..."

Since Helen's visit to the deep zone, Ned has had many opportunities to contact the outside world. During this period, she also learned some history of the dragon clan, which were all books Wyatt had read.

She learned about the custom of dragons learning to fly. The adult dragons would grab the wings of the young dragons and break them as much as possible, so that the young dragons' wings would be stronger.

When the time is right, the baby dragon will be thrown high into the sky, and the cycle of throwing and falling will never end until it learns to fly.

Facts have proved that dragons are not born with the ability to fly. They have to go through acquired training before they can acquire the ability to fly into the sky.

Ned lacked this kind of training.

Wyatt could see her uneasiness, and could guess that she had read her collection of dragon books.

In terms of the scale of the world and history, books written by individuals are too subjective. If Wyatt said that flying is Ned's innate ability, then he must have reasons to believe it.

"You and those pseudo-dragons of Gustav, you are the only one who can fulfill the long-cherished wish of the dragon race."

"Then what should I do?"

"Just believe in yourself."

"..."

"If you can't do it, then trust me first."

Ned looked up at the sky, the aurora reflected in her eyes. If she chose to believe Wyatt, she might be able to do it. After all, since the day Wyatt came to the deep zone again, she seemed to have unconsciously believed in him.

The aurora in the sky became brighter, as if something was speeding up.

Wyatt's voice also showed obvious fluctuations, and it seemed that his speaking time was almost over.

Prince was disdainful of what Wyatt had done.

The final part of delivering his last words did not satisfy him, and this guy even greatly shortened his own survival time for some unspeakable things.

It's really stupid.

"Wyatt, I don't need to remind you that knowledge is also a carrier of pollution. For you now, talking about anything related to the origin of the dragon race will backfire. Don't tell me you are tired of living."

"Haha, the backlash is indeed not pleasant..." Wyatt's voice became extremely weak, "You are right, Prince, knowledge can carry pollution, but you overlooked one point."

"Oh? Please enlighten me."

"Knowledge is a form of information. To be more precise, information is the carrier of pollution. As long as the information is explosive enough, it can trigger a miracle. Do you believe it?"

"Are you going to destroy the world with just one sentence? I think you are really crazy. Are you scared of death?"

"Then let me show you."

“Hahahaha…Okay, I’ll wait and see.”

As a farce, Prince thought it was pretty good.

He didn't believe that Wyatt had the ability to overturn the world with just one sentence. This was not out of arrogance, but Prince felt that if Wyatt really had this ability, he would not have ended up like this.

He would definitely not be able to sustain the status of the three apostles, and death was a foregone conclusion.

No one would be so stupid as to surrender himself when he has the power to resist, and end up with certain death.

Obviously, Wyatt has gone crazy because of the audience with "Omniscience", which is the most likely possibility.

He wanted to see how crazy Wyatt could get.

"Let me think about what I should say in this situation... I got it! How about I tell you the real name of the Creator?"

Wait! The Creator's real name?

It was terrifying enough that he had survived that audience with the Emperor. How was it possible that he knew His real name?

No! I should ask why he can still live so well even though he knows the real name of the Creator!
"Wait!"

"His name is Naia—"

A mysterious force distorted Wyatt's voice, and in an instant the world changed drastically. The edge of the dream began to collapse, and collapse was sweeping towards the Star-Seeking Tower from all directions.

Even the aurora, which symbolizes "omniscience", cannot withstand the brilliance of this mysterious power.

Prince, the ruler of this world, suffered a severe backlash in an instant. He fell from the sky, hot blood spurted out of his seven orifices and joints, and his shrill screams resounded through the world.

The aurora begins to distort, the earth is collapsing, and the tower is about to topple.

Such miracles actually exist in this world.

Just one sentence turned everything upside down.

Prince now realized that he was still an anthropologist, and from a macro perspective, humans were as ignorant as ants.

(End of this chapter)