From doomsday survival to fast-forward daily life

For some reason, the moment before his feet set foot on land, Tian Yu suddenly felt a sense of nervousness in his heart.

The probes were dispersed, and the island was soon deemed safe.

Not wanting to waste the current safe house transfer times, Tian Yu put the things he needed on the cargo robot.

The Endurance was on standby in the nearby waters, with a robot remaining on board.

Tian Yu, wearing armor, went to the island with the other robots.

The placement of items on the altar that I had seen in the building under the sea was already well known to me.

The robot cleared a piece of open space. Tian Yu adjusted his breathing and retrieved the video that he had watched hundreds of times from his mind again.

She picked up the first artifact, which was a scepter-like object with a strong film-style pattern. She acted decisively and placed the scepter in the northeast corner.

Next came something that looked like a round plate. The bottom of the plate was very shallow, and judging from the wear and tear and the style, it didn't look like it was used to hold food. Tian Yu put the thing down according to the direction he remembered. The rest of the items were also placed one by one.

Looking at the artifacts in front of him that came from the Filin Dynasty and spanned who knows how many years, they were arranged in an orderly manner according to the appearance in the video, but nothing had happened yet.

Tian Yu was not impatient, but prepared to start his second step.

When seeing the altar in the building placed at the deepest part of the statues of gods, Tian Yu guessed that this altar might be like the sacrifices of Ji State in order to obtain the protection or response of the gods.

Chen Si used to be a missionary, so he was naturally very familiar with the process of worshipping the sea god. Combined with his summary of the sacrificial rituals of various sea god churches, Tian Yu came to the two most critical conclusions.

1. Sacrifice requires a medium;

2. Sacrifice requires calling.

Now her medium is the cultural relics from the Film Dynasty on the ground, and she also has her own way to call Tian Yu.

The documents from the Sea Ancestor Temple that she had read recorded many ways of praying from other churches. After much deliberation, she directly chose Teng, the sea god believed in by the Gulf Alliance where she was about to go.

Tian Yu stood among the cultural relics.

She lowered her head and the chanting sound slowly flowed out of her mouth.

This is about Teng's deeds and the prayers to this god. Although Tian Yu does not believe in him, he is now ready to use this god with an experimental mentality.

As the last words of the prayer fell, Tian Yu opened his eyes, but nothing happened.

With that thought in mind, she was about to leave the artifacts, but one of her feet stepped on the gap between two artifacts.

My hair stood up at this moment!

At this moment, Tian Yu suddenly felt that the circle of cultural relics under his feet had some strange connection with this world.

Before she could react, she felt a force of energy slowly falling from the ground beneath her feet into these cultural relics.

Lowering her head, she felt a familiar force in her extrasensory perception - somewhat like the gauze she felt at the Sea Ancestor sacrificial ceremony, and also like the sticky darkness when Filin awakened the evil god. There was a common trait between the three, but they were completely different.

The power that Tian Yu felt now was wild and unrestrained, like a gust of wind.

This force did not pose any threat to Tian Yu, because it seemed to be pulled up from the sea, passed through the land and entered into the relics of the Filin Dynasty. Tian Yu always felt that this force was now being absorbed by that circle of cultural relics.

Standing among the cultural relics and feeling the power until it gradually dissipated, Tian Yu finally came back to her senses from her shock. She never expected that her guess would be fulfilled so quickly.

Many relics have been unearthed in the Filin Dynasty, but there have not been many records about gods. This aroused Tian Yu's suspicion. After all, according to the nature of the world today, gods are as important as food, clothing, housing and transportation. If the Filin Dynasty is just as modern people advocate, how is it possible that there is no clue found in so many relics?

Later, when Tian Yu saw the statue and the chains on it in Jie Na, it reminded her of the giant shark. At that time, she intuitively felt that this was a so-called god, which might have been sealed by the ancients.

But if this is the case, the Filin Dynasty is really brave. Sealing a god is not something that ordinary people who believe in God can do.

Everything Tian Yu saw in this world made her doubt the truth about the gods, until she saw the underwater ruins.

There are many gods inside, as if they were gathered together and inspected one by one in this temple, and at the very end of the building is an altar built by humans.

The scene inside this building proves that the Filin Dynasty does have a civilization related to the sea god system. There are only two possibilities for the Filin Dynasty's attitude towards the gods:

First, they worship the system of gods;

Second, they did not revere gods as much as modern people do, but had other purposes.

Experiments bring true knowledge, and Tian Yu thought of the simplest method.

That is to replicate what may be the only altar from the Flin Dynasty that has been discovered so far, and see what happens on the altar.

Tian Yu had seen the sacrifices in this world, and had also seen the notes of the Ji State priest.

She knew that during the sacrifice, if you were sensitive enough, you would definitely notice something unusual, and she happened to have supersensory perception. She also guessed that this might be why she had perception during the Haizu's sacrificial ceremony. At the same time, she was the only one who was almost shaken out of this body by the evil god, while Sister Wen was unharmed and could even help her.

I originally just had an experimental mindset, but I didn't expect the results to be verified so quickly.

Tian Yu bent down and reached out to touch the artifact on the ground. At that moment, she felt a certain power on it. She had touched it several times before, so she was already very familiar with it.

"It's the power of the gods."

But it seemed to be sealed in the artifacts on the ground, so there was no way to harm her soul.

After returning to the safe house, Tian Yu felt her heart pounding. She picked up the electronic pen and wrote down her findings in the tablet system notes.

“There is indeed a system of gods in the Filin Dynasty.

However, what makes them completely different from modern people is that the power of God is not their belief, but a tool.

The biggest purpose of these sacrificial items is to store the power of the gods. I think this may be why I didn’t feel any trace of magical fluctuations on the artifacts of the Filin Dynasty, but perhaps the pharmacists from there seem to be able to use magic.

What the Flin Dynasty possesses is not magic, but the ability to steal the authority of God."