I have a little golden mouth [Greek mythology]

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Since there are no modern words, could it be possible that he was Nankeyimeng before?

Hermes suddenly felt that he was a little confused about the timeline——

According to the original cognition, the immeasurable calamity is the end of the world, just like the twilight of the gods in western mythology.

Since even heaven and earth no longer exist, how can the human race of later generations enter the modern age?

What's more, what the other party said was that he would enter the world in phantom after the main body died...

After thinking wildly for a while, Hermes suddenly found that he seemed to have walked into a misunderstanding.

"Hehe, haven't I already said it before? God is not immortal. Regarding this, you will have a lot of time to experience it for yourself in the future, but you have to keep in mind that there are thousands of floating lives, but they are all just a dream. .”

Relying on his height advantage, when he said this, he reached out and touched Hermes' head, and then changed the subject: "Do you know that there is a saying of 'Three Thousand Worlds' in the West Gate? Among the mortal world, There are small thousand worlds, middle thousand worlds, and great thousand worlds, and in these three thousand worlds, there are Buddhas who came out of the world to teach sentient beings, but before the Buddha appeared, sentient beings did not know the name of the Buddha, how can you say that the Buddha does not exist?"

With a smile on his face, the man said, with a trace of peace on his face, as if the Buddha was alive.

"Don't tell me which Bodhisattva in Buddhism you are..."

Hearing these remarks, Hermes frowned fiercely, and felt a little disillusioned regardless of the other party's messy hands on his head.

To be reasonable, at first he thought that the other party was a great god in Taoism.

But looking at the man's way of citing scriptures, Hermes suddenly doubted his own judgment.

Buddhism regards the lotus as the holy flower, and there is even a Buddhist gather that "the lotus is the parent, and the lotus stands on my body".

That said, it doesn't seem surprising?

But if it is a Buddhist, is it from the oriental prehistoric, or from Indian mythology?

If Hermes was very curious about his true identity at the beginning, then when he was about to understand the answer, now he suddenly fell into the question of the attribution of the divine book and couldn't extricate himself.