Demon Lord 3

My father was a little regretful when he said this, and I didn't bring it up again. Sometimes I deliberately avoided those topics because I didn't want my father to think about his brothers leaving one after another. Suddenly, I thought about it. Could the souls of those people be preserved for reincarnation? But my father shook his head and said, "Do you think I haven't thought about it? If the souls can really be preserved, that would be great. If the souls are preserved, I can reshape their bodies and they don't even need to reincarnate. But no one's soul can be preserved. Before, when we humans and gods fought each other, the souls could still allow them to reincarnate, but in the end, those gods broke the rules in advance, saying that these souls could not be preserved either, and that their souls could never enter reincarnation. In the end, we had no choice but to kill those gods one after another, leaving no souls. After all, the number of humans, monsters, and beasts combined is greater than that of gods. In addition, after being oppressed for a long time, we also rose up in resistance and finally Those gods were beaten to death, and the gods that came after them were either reshaped or they had already left behind seeds. Few gods can reproduce on their own now, and it is harder than climbing to the sky to have offspring. Now they are thinking about how to gain a foothold here, but they can never come back. Killing one less is one less. This is like protecting animals, but you don’t have to kill them all. After all, you have to show them to future generations! If they are all gone, what will be left? Fossils? I don’t want that, I want living fossils. "I don’t plan to bring up this matter anymore. After all, my father will think of it in many places and be very sad. Should I start talking about what big things my mother did before? I'd always thought women were weak, and I was an exception. But I hadn't expected my mother to be incredibly powerful in her youth. Many tribes, though united and capable of resisting foreign enemies, hadn't yet fully developed their female power. Despite their numbers, many of these tribes were unable to mobilize, including the elderly, the young, the sick, and the disabled. Women, too, couldn't mobilize and demonstrate their full strength. Women couldn't fight, couldn't leave their homes. Mother broke these barriers, leading those tribes to hold joint meetings and letting them know they could contribute, to the group as a whole, to their own tribes. Thinking of these women, each one signing up to participate, filled me with enthusiasm. Although I'd led the team and done many things, I hadn't truly focused on liberating these women. In this world, I deeply admired the women's leaders for their contributions to women's liberation. Seeing their deeds filled me with genuine admiration. I hadn't expected my mother to have done the same before! Then I thought, hadn't my mother led troops in battle? But my father said that I wasn't thinking about that at all. My mother must have led troops in battle, otherwise how could she set such a good example for those people? I was curious, what was my mother like when she was at her best? My father thought about it carefully and said, "We were staying in the city at that time, and there were many enemy troops besieging the city outside. We should not have been able to win, and I could not have come back. I think your mother should have been defeated. Later, I wanted your mother to retreat to the rear quickly. After all, your mother was still pregnant at that time. Of course, it was not you she was pregnant with, but your sister, who was due to give birth in a few months. So I didn't support your mother to go into battle again. But your mother also thought that if she gave it a try, maybe the child could bring her good luck, so she decided to rush forward and continue fighting. Unexpectedly, your mother guessed correctly that the enemy's food and grass were greatly insufficient, and the loss of personnel was too great after running for a long time. It's just that those people were more powerful and fierce, and there were only a few left after a few fights." Now I understand that my mother also had that kind of glorious history, not what I thought, a woman who lived at home. Thinking of this, I also feel my blood boiling. There are indeed many benefits to learning from my parents, but why are my parents so restrained now? Is it because of me and my sister? My father said no, in fact, it is because there are not so many wars to fight and not so many things to do now, so parents have to learn some new things in order to gain a foothold in this world. The things they used before have become outdated and are not of much use.