Mythology: Ragnarok

Then, the 143rd Rebooter raised his sword and declared, "So be it. The reboot of the universe must eliminate all life forms that originated in the universe. Don't blame me for being ruthless. The weak in this world have never had the right to choose, only the fate of being chosen, and the fate of destruction! This is the law of nature and the way of survival of the Dark Forest. When the universe is destroyed, all the waste that has not become gods must be eliminated to nourish the world."

"Of course, my great master!"

The 134th Rebooter activated the replica technological god core in his hand, and countless unreasonable forces instantly appeared, covering all space in the entire universe and destroying all civilizations and spaces. At the same time, starting from the Zero Sect, the entire universe began to collapse and recombine into a new singularity.

After completing all this, Rebooter No. 134 opened a spatial rift and returned to his own little world. There, he reopened the communication channel to report to the other Rebooters. This was the Rebooters' rule: whenever a universe needed to be rebooted, the Rebooter team in charge would hold a meeting to notify the Rebooters of that universe. At the same time, all other team members would supervise the Rebooters carrying out the rebooting task to ensure that the universe was rebooted successfully.

This work model of being supervised by a majority was devised by Agreed. In any case, these Rebooters were all soldiers carefully selected back then, each with the strength of a demigod. In addition, the hibernation device and the time protection of the small world allowed each Rebooter to carry out at least a thousand reboot missions. So they didn't care about spending a little time supervising whether their comrades were doing their jobs properly. Or rather, holding work meetings had become the only fun in their lives. Many Rebooters even used the communication channel to hold private meetings and chat with familiar friends during non-sleep hours when they were bored.

Afterwards, Restarter No. 143 briefly reported the content of the work to his colleagues and uploaded the video recording of the work. After the handover was completed, the team leader immediately praised him, saying, "You did a great job, No. 143. Do you have anything else to report? If there's nothing else, let's end this meeting. Everyone should go to sleep early and not chat for too long. We don't have much time."

At this moment, Rebooter No. 143 suddenly asked the team leader, "Sir, will we be able to live to see the next Golden Forest era?"

This question struck like a thunderbolt from a clear sky, instantly silencing the communication channels. The leader of the Rebooters remained silent, but he knew he had to answer it directly, otherwise it would cause problems within the entire organization.

After thinking for a while, the leader solemnly addressed all the restarters: "Comrades, I cannot guarantee you anything, because we are not gods, we cannot resist the erosion of time, the cycle of the cosmic forest is far too long for us low-level life forms, so long that no one has ever lived through the night to see the sunrise. We are the longest-surviving non-gods in the universe, and it can be said that we are the group most likely to experience the entire cycle."

We may not see the sun rise, but our cause can make it rise as usual. "Toiling in the darkness and serving the light" is the mission the Dragon God gave us before he left. Do not waver, my compatriots. Do not forget that this is the path we chose ourselves. The glory of the restart will eventually shine on us. No matter what, I will be here with you through life and death.

"For the Dragon God!"

As the leader spoke, he picked up his sword and pointed it forward. All the Rebooters were inspired and, no longer confused, picked up their swords, pointed forward, and shouted in unison.

"For the Dragon God!!"

……

The book is finished

Even more exciting stories await in the next series.

Final remarks

To be honest, I didn't expect this work to have such a low readership. Like my previous work, Ragnarok is still a marginal work that barely gets any attention on Tomato and hardly anyone reads it. Although I am very unwilling, that's how literature is. You can't force others to like something. If you just do something with passion, you are bound to suffer setbacks. But I don't regret it and I am even grateful to the online literature platform for giving me this opportunity to vent my inner world.

Originally, I wanted to use the three works, "Gods' Remnants," "Ragnarok," and "Dragon Lord," as the framework to depict the structure of the entire world and create my own online novel universe. However, given the current situation, it's uncertain whether I can finish writing the next installment, "Dragon Lord." Unfortunately, I will have to work part-time while writing in my spare time, so there's not much guarantee regarding updates or the quality of the work. But life is long and the future is still unknown. In any case, I will finish the third work. I also ask those who have read this far to be tolerant of my shortcomings as always.

Thank you to all the readers who have kept reading. Thank you for your patience with my rough writing and for your continued support. My next book may be my last, so I will do my best to polish and write it well. Please continue to support me!