Super God Academy: The Stranger

"Who told you to be an angel, and one who's still serving? Of course you have to go back and report after completing your mission. Besides, it was your own choice to go back; we didn't stop you." Qianmu shrugged, looking completely innocent.

"Heh, it seems you really are heartless. I complained to you about how tired I am, and you didn't even offer me a word of comfort." Angel Yan put on a pitiful look, her charming big eyes misty with tears, as if she had heard some heartless words.

The onlookers cast envious, jealous, and angry glances at Qianmu. "How dare you bully such a beautiful foreign girl? Are you even a man? If you can't handle it, I'll take your place."

Noticing the change in the emotions of the passersby around him, and the increased attention being paid to him and Angel Yan, Qian Mu frowned, snapped his fingers, and made the people around him ignore him.

"Huh!" Angel Yan exclaimed in surprise, not expecting that Qian Mu would use such a method to break through her behavior of using the people around her to put pressure on Qian Mu.

She thought Qianmu would just retort with a single sentence, but now she's being so polite?

"Speak, what else do you want to ask me, or what orders did your Queen Keisha give you that you need me to state my position?"

Chimaki rested his forearms on the table, crossed his fingers and placed them under his nose, striking a pose reminiscent of Commander Ikari's classic pose, and calmly asked.

He didn't think Keisha would overlook him, a butterfly capable of stirring up a storm, especially since he was currently in the eye of another storm.

Angel Yan was taken aback at first, then, thinking of Qian Mu's wisdom, she sighed and said, "Queen Keisha did not mean for you to state your position. She just asked me to tell you about this matter and will not interfere with your choice."

"Then let's leave it at that. I have no plans to leave Earth for the time being, but I also have no intention of helping Earth. After all, my only connection to this place is that it's very close to my hometown. Oh, and I've lived here for two months."

Qianmu took the coffee from the waiter, held it on the tray, took a sip, and blocked the waiter's memory. Knowing too much was not a good thing.

"Furthermore, the master here has no intention of asking outsiders for help. Especially not for an unknown god like me who is all alone and has no ties."

Qianmu is referring to the descendants of Deno from the Super God Academy. Over thousands of years, their achievements have far surpassed those of the Angel Believers.

Although they may not be outwardly visible, they have far-reaching consequences, much like the tissue fluid in the human body—omnipresent and indispensable.

Moreover, they have complete control over information about extraterrestrial civilizations. Whatever they say is law, and they can keep the higher-ups in the dark and still complete the diplomatic rhetoric of civilization on Earth.

"I do hope you can get out of this quagmire, after all, war is no good." Angel Yan advised Qianmu to leave Earth.

After all, judging from Queen Keisha's words, this war is very deep, and Qianmu, a new god who has only recently inherited the civilization, may drown in it. Angel Yan felt a little reluctant to let him go.

"Let's talk about this later. Aren't you curious about why I just lied to that college student?" Qianmu said evasively, changing the subject.

"Galaxy Force, the future that your angels have ordained, you just watched as I almost kidnapped him."

"Who told you that? And who said that the Galactic Force is the future that we angels have predetermined?" Angel Yan narrowed her eyes upon hearing this. This is not something that just anyone can know, and besides, the Galactic Force is no longer a predetermined future.

The person who told Qianmu about this either had malicious intentions, wanting Qianmu to know that the Galactic Force was the future of angels, and wanted to keep Qianmu away from contact with the angel civilization.

Another tactic is to use the Angelic Civilization to coerce Qianmu into not targeting the Galactic Force, otherwise the Galactic Force will not only be backed by the Super God Academy but also by the Angelic Civilization.

"I deduced it myself. Based on the genetic protection level of the Galactic Force, I could tell at a glance that its underlying super genetic structure has the foundation of your Angelic Civilization. Although I also saw a super soldier with angelic genes at a similar level last month, she was a woman and did not have your angelic wings, so it can only be considered as a reference."

"Your Angel Civilization is currently composed entirely of female angels. The existence of a single-sex civilization is bound to be short-lived. The Galactic Force may be the male-dominated future you are exploring. However, you are quite audacious to entrust such important genes to outsiders, especially to an open academy like the Super God Academy. In the end, it flowed to the Deno Civilization and then ended up on Earth."

The Angel Civilization's actions in the original work were also bizarre. They actually researched the future of their own civilization with another organization, especially since that organization's technology level was far superior to theirs at the time. Weren't they afraid of being ambushed and having their civilization wiped out, or being usurped?

What's even more bizarre is that after breaking with the Super God Academy, they didn't even think about getting back the Galaxy Force containing the male angel genes, or eliminating the male genes in the Galaxy Force. They just let the Super God Academy take it away, and it even passed through the hands of the Deno civilization. Were they afraid that the male angels didn't have enough backdoors?

Although Chimu didn't understand what Galaxy Force meant by "Angel Future," if Chimu were in that position, even if the angel genes in Galaxy Force couldn't be eliminated, a new male angel gene should be developed, and Galaxy Force should never be allowed to develop its own male angel gene.

What kind of future is it if it doesn't belong to you?

"Ahem, this is Queen Keisha's decision, we just need to follow it." Angel Yan almost couldn't catch her breath.

Qian Mu's words made her realize how dangerous it was. The future of angels was not in their own hands, but was being manipulated by outsiders. However, her seven thousand years of faith and worship still convinced her that there was some deeper meaning behind Queen Keisha's words, which she simply couldn't understand.

Qianmu simply chuckled and offered no comment. Although Keisha might indeed have some deep-seated schemes, Angel Yan, as the left wing of the angels, had no personal opinions whatsoever. Perhaps this was the downside of blind worship.

Blind worship can lead to excessive veneration of the ideas and opinions of a particular person or group, thereby stifling the creativity and innovation of others. This results in slow social progress and stagnation in technological advancements.

It can also lead people to overlook the mistakes and shortcomings of an individual or group, thus causing problems to be ignored and amplified. This could result in policy errors and the exacerbation of social problems. If Keisha didn't have any deeper meaning, then the angels in the original work sacrificed themselves in vain.

Another issue is the unsustainability of blind worship. After Keisha's fall, the new generation of angels seemed to have lost their brains and turned into a bunch of idiots.