Four-Armed Divine Emperor

She paused, turned around, and first touched her chest to show courtesy to her brother, who had now officially taken over the honored position of her father's personal guard. Then she said coldly, "I will do better than you and achieve greater results than you have to repay my father."

After saying that, she turned and left. After walking down the long staircase for about a hundred steps, she turned around and looked deeply at the magnificent palace built on the top of the mountain. A psychic light flashed, and Camilla disappeared on the spot.

Caesar could hardly contain his smile, which he displayed fully after Camilla left. The full set of armor he wore was more ornamental than practical, and it also had many fancy elements that only appeared in fictional works. However, whether it was practical or not did not mean much to his heirs. After all, in theory, they were all jacks of all trades who practiced both magic and martial arts, and could wear anything. Therefore, when equipping equipment, their own preferences and the aesthetics of respecting their father were the first driving force.

Al thought these gorgeous and fancy things looked pleasing to the eye, and the weapons of the "real Romans" were naturally more for viewing purposes. Caesar was one of them. He also liked these flashy external objects. After all, when it came to "practicality", the heirs were all conceited, and no external objects could compare to the role of these "tools" of theirs in honoring their father.

They are the most suitable and handy weapons and tools, so naturally they will no longer care about whether these extra gadgets are useful or not.

Caesar stood outside the gate of the golden palace. He was wearing armor and fully armed. He was two meters and two meters tall. His hands were crossed in front of him, pressing the giant scepter sword that was as gorgeous as the armor they were wearing, but not suitable for ordinary people. Coupled with the buildings and the floating clouds and colorful lights around, this place really looked like a palace in heaven, the kingdom of gods, and Caesar was naturally a guard guarding the gate of the kingdom of gods for "the Father God".

This is an honor he has fought for himself.

In the past, this position had long belonged to the 36th daughter, Camilla. Because of her icy personality and the contrast with her fanatical attitude towards her father, Al liked her very much and kept Camilla by his side, giving her the responsibility of "father's bodyguard". In fact, everyone knew that Al did not need guards, and when he needed someone to protect him, the war was usually over.

However, this does not prevent the descendants from regarding this highest honorary position as the greatest honor. Being able to accompany El for a long time and being the tool closest to the Creator and father is such an honor, such an unimaginable privilege.

Of course, with the unity of the Four-Armed Ones, there is no question of competition for any power, and everything is entirely up to the El to decide.

However, after Al encouraged his offspring to "develop themselves", some things naturally emerged. Of course, except Al, no one was sure whether they really did it or did it on purpose to please their father.

After leading his army into Canaan and defeating the hastily assembled coalition of the Southern Golden Dynasty, Caesar crucified captured generals and leaders along the Targon Sea, killing over 6,000 men. Caesar then led his army south in pursuit, reaching the Golden Dynasty's most fertile oasis and river bends. He committed no crime along the way, but he did one thing that was particularly bloody: wherever the Roman legions arrived, they would slaughter and purge the local upper class: the landowners, gentry, clergy, bureaucrats, tribal dignitaries, and chieftains...

Therefore, even if the power of the Romans is still there,

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At the secular level, they had already demonstrated an overwhelming advantage. At least before the White Tower decided to send more reinforcements, it was difficult for the Golden Dynasty to compete with them in its small corner. However, the unified aura was broken apart by the Romans and each fought on its own. However, the princes of the Golden Dynasty, who all followed the banner of "protecting the law and fighting the enemy", still stubbornly fought against the powerful enemy from the East.

After doing all this, Caesar felt that there were no more big battles to fight. His fighting spirit had been a little too much over the past year. He missed his father, so he asked Al for permission to return to the center.

Naturally, Al would not refuse this reasonable request from his beloved third son.

The White Tower is in a state of disarray because of the major problems uncovered during the internal "purge". Meanwhile, the princes of Pridain, Jutland, and the Stonehenge have allied... Signs of "real" Old Ones' activities have appeared in many places, and it seems that the exiles are planning to launch a real, comprehensive "homecoming war" this time, and Rome seems to be just one of "their" more successful links.

"In a state of panic" is not enough to describe the White Tower. They now think that traitors will appear everywhere they look. Therefore, strategically, they adopt a defensive posture towards the Romans in the central and western parts of the Tartarus continent, which have not yet threatened the core areas of the White Tower's order, that is, west of the Antolian Mountains, from the Aegean to the Apennines, the Kronos Empire, etc., and first use all their strength to purge and integrate the internal forces. Although they don't understand why Rome, which is clearly the "remnant of the old conspiracy and a great victory", suddenly stopped at this juncture and did not march all out to support the various situations happening in the central and hinterland of the continent.

Of course, they would naturally guess that they were secretly planning something, but the White Tower, with its local advantage, believed, as did Ai'er, that time was on their side.

But I believe that after a while, they will realize that they are facing two different groups of enemies.

......

So the current situation is that the White Tower does not want to open up the situation in the East for the time being. They are currently adopting a "strict defense" attitude towards Rome, and want to cut off all communication by land, sea, and air. And Ai'er is sure that the "exiles" he borrowed as a vest are going to do it for real this time, so he also gave an order, and his descendants suspended the expansion of their power in the territory.

Caesar had no more battles to fight as a spearhead, and since he wanted to come back, as one of the few heirs who received true "fatherly love" from Al, he naturally would not disagree with the third brother's request.

However, combined with some minor episodes, it eventually led to Camilla being sent abroad, Caesar not only returning but also taking over the Honor of the Guards, making Caesar very happy every day, and Camilla... Camilla was originally a three-no one, so it was impossible to tell from her expression whether she liked or disliked it, but it was obvious, because she answered El's question: "It is true that sometimes I feel curious about the outside world" - she also didn't say the second half of the sentence "But being able to serve my father is my only pursuit", and El, who was obsessed with the strategy of conquering another world and didn't pay much attention to his daughter, said casually:

"Then you should take over Caesar's place. You've been with me for so long, it's been tiring. Everyone else has their day off, and there's nothing important going on right now, so just go out for a walk."

The situation of handover has been determined.

Although from a normal perspective, the transformation from a figurehead of a ceremonial guard to an imperial general commanding an army is definitely a "rocket promotion" and "valuation" of one's confidant by the "emperor", but if the descendants were to do it, there would only be one result out of a thousand candidates.

Camilla didn't reveal the bitterness in her heart at all after Al had spoken. She just accepted the order and continued with her duties, quietly waiting for Caesar to come and "hand over".

126: World Assimilation

As for why, when El already possessed the Heart Fortress, a war fortress capable of dramatically increasing his power, he still wanted to establish a frivolous Royal Guard...

It is true that his habit is at work, but there are also practical needs at work.

Ai'er wanted to conquer multiple worlds at the same time. Since Ai'er's world already had a solid foundation, naturally, the situation in the new world could not be the same as when he fell naked from the sky into a haystack in the village of Devangel territory, and had to start from scratch.

El can separate himself to adventure across other worlds, and naturally, he can also send his descendants to the worlds whose coordinates he has locked to conquer for his father.

However, he is used to letting himself "try new things", so for those interesting worlds, he will let himself explore them first, and then leave by completing the "mission" after having enough fun. Then, the world will naturally fall into the clutches of him, the alien overlord.

A broken small world like Resident Evil 2 is directly swallowed by El and integrated into the El world, becoming a sub-dimension that is swallowed up and assimilated by this complete world, just like the broken matter from other planets is captured by the El planet and becomes a part of itself.

This not only gave El a stable and special sub-plane that could be used to conduct some unknown experiments, such as using the G virus to experiment on wild beasts, creating enhanced war beasts, or exploring the effects of the device on humans. Currently, after Annie Birkin's research, multiple versions have been iterated to create a strengthening drug with no side effects. This is undoubtedly a good thing for the four-armed people who have high requirements for the quality of the transformers themselves, because the more high-quality "believers" they have, the more powerful they are.

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The greater the power of our compatriots will be.

Unfortunately, this thing can only have a relatively minor effect on offspring. It has a strengthening effect, but not much.

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According to the conclusions reached by Annie and other descendants who studied the descendants, they believed that the four-armed divine body bestowed by the father inherently contained infinite possibilities and potential, as well as a rapid growth rate. The G-virus enhancer could strengthen the bodies of mortals because they were originally very weak, but for the descendants, it was equivalent to them fighting the boss of the novice village when they were almost at the maximum level. The rewards were only better than nothing compared to those of high-level players.

The most obvious result of the G-virus research is the transformation of wild beasts. In the past, the Four-Armed Clan used the ability to give blood to create some "failed products". Although they were powerful in combat, their appearance and potential were far inferior to normal species, such as the creation of Postiga.

Scarlet hounds with blood-red tendons all over their bodies and their internal organs turned inside out, creatures that look similar to the "demons" and "devils" depicted in various fantasy works, and are even more bloody and bizarre. Although these "failures" have considerable power, they are not liked by El because of their bizarre appearance. Therefore, most of them are on the front line of the battlefield, fighting for their father's great cause and the sacred clan with all their strength until the last moment, burning their souls and contributing everything.

In the past, Ai'er spent a lot of effort to build the mortal army for two reasons:

One is also out of his own "interest".

Second, there is a practical need.

His descendants are strong, but so are his mages, and they also have a large number of auxiliary legions.

For a society controlled by the Four-Armed One, what should society be like in the "ideal state"?

All non-four-armed beings and their direct vassals, such as the servants of genes, who are classified as the "believers" class, should work diligently, enjoy, develop and progress under the illumination of eternal greatness, strive for eugenics, provide more excellent seedlings for selection for the expansion of the sacred race, and let the quality of the "embryo" continue to grow upward.

Investing a large amount of manpower in a field like the military is actually a waste. Everyone should get married, start a career, and have children. Because as "livestock" raised by alien monsters, their only main value is their quantity and quality. When a shepherd faces a pack of wolves, he will definitely not think of asking sheep to help him fight. Professional matters will be handled by professional hunting dogs.

After the introduction of the G-virus, judging from the current results, this part of the "waste" should be able to be well curbed in the future. Most of the troops will be classified as "useless" and will be disbanded. They will be filled in as alternative bureaucrats in the expanding unified theocracy's ruling body to assist their descendants.

Only a small number of "elites" will be retained for their role as "honor guards", serving as a sandbox for Ai'er to exercise his hobbies with the knowledgeable.

After studying local wild animals and arthropods, Annie and others successfully developed a series of different types of "G-war beasts", which are biological weapons.

The virus combined with the power of psychic energy permanently transformed their own thinking, making them like worker ants, absolutely obedient to their superior psychic energy, and showing the powerful abilities and mutations of the Resident Evil virus in their bodies. The latter also became controllable thanks to the efforts of Annie and others, at least developing into a piece of flesh that is more conducive to combat rather than a useless piece of flesh that only oozes pus and drags itself down.

And out of serious consideration, Al did not want to use the virus to destroy the original world where he started, even if it would cause a great impact.

Therefore, they also specifically restricted the virus's ability to spread so that it would not be transmitted through general situations, such as air and water, but there is no way to prevent it from coming into direct contact with blood. However, when these cheap, high-quality war beasts that only need food supplies and do not need weapons or armor are dispatched, this will definitely be the final battle of Ai'er's "unification war" against the whole world.

By then, as long as he advances faster than the infected, there will be no problem at all.

After being brought to the world of Il, the G virus underwent some minor changes, allowing it, as a product of different worlds and different rules, to adapt to local conditions. Research results on death row prisoners showed that the reason for the special distortion of G virus-infected people was not low, and this distortion was not simply a flesh and blood mutation in the material realm, but seemed to be affected by the existence of magical power in the world of Il. Some mutants showed obvious elemental characteristics, such as fire and frost. Similarly, these mutants can also use corresponding "elemental energy" as a means of attack, and they are magical zombies in a fantasy world view.

Theoretically, if Al didn't want to be a human being and directly released the virus to all parts of the world, with the speed at which the G virus spreads and its terrifying effect of "giving people the ability to cast spells", it would definitely add fuel to the fire of the White Tower, which is already struggling on two fronts.

Zombies, the walking dead with almost no beastly intelligence, are as inferior as the low-level zombies and skeletons in the necromancy with some taboo attributes. They cannot even be said to "exist", but they can use the power of magic. This is definitely an unimaginable impact on the worldview shaped by the White Tower Order. However, Al will never use this method because it makes no sense to him.

Theoretically, the entire El world, including the east, west, north, south, sky and earth, has more than one billion intelligent life forms, all of whom are potential descendants and descendants of El.

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only.

Including those high-ranking wizards in the White Tower.

127: New Rules

After completely "eating up" the world of Resident Evil 2, Al also gained an unexpected reward.

It seemed that in the Il world, he had gained a kind of "luck bonus"?

It was a very mysterious concept, but he knew clearly that this situation would be beneficial to him within the Il world.

If it weren't for the fact that his psychic power had been greatly enhanced since the construction of the Great Fortress of the Heart, El might not have been able to perceive this. It seemed that the source of all this came from his act of integrating Resident Evil 2, a broken dimension separated from a complete world, into El.

In a sense, did his actions seem to be "expanding" the world of Il? After Resident Evil 2 was integrated into Il, the rules from the other world it contained, as countless weak outsiders, were naturally devoured and assimilated by Il, strengthening this world. Although its effect is very small, comparable to the effect of the G-Virus on the Four-Armed One, it is not ineffective.

Is this mysterious premonition a kind of "feedback" mechanism for the substantial contribution made by the Il world to El?

He was convinced that there should be no such thing as "world will" or "God above Gods Io" in this world, but it would make sense if there was a set of "heavenly rules" that operated on their own.

There is a very interesting thing. The world of Il has gunpowder weapons similar to those on Earth. There is something called "alchemical gunpowder", which is a derivative of the alchemical magic of the mages, but it is not widely spread. It is quite powerful, but it is essentially a special "magic prop". In the past, no one has ever studied them, discovered their potential, and promoted them into a conventional weapon.

This was not restricted by the mages, as can be seen from the fact that the latter had explicitly banned the spread of anti-magic weapons in the mortal world and punished those who used them publicly. However, because "gunpowder weapons" had never actually been born, no relevant bans had been issued.

But all this changed not long ago, and it started in what is now Rome, the former Alan Empire.

During their exploration and escape, the trio of Lyon used the weapons they carried with them. One of the robbers, who failed in the robbery and was shot but survived, dragged his wounded body to the city to seek medical treatment. He happened to meet a wizard who was knowledgeable in potions and alchemy. The wizard was curious about his injuries, and after carefully examining the wound and taking away the brass bullet, he began to study its design and structure.

According to the survivor's description, the enemy raised a black thing that was not as conspicuous as a dagger to him at a distance of dozens of meters without any preparation. He heard a noise and then such wounds appeared on his body. He thought it was caused by some magic prop.

The wizard could naturally tell that there was no magic-related factor in the wound. He became very interested in this and thought it was a new mortal weapon. He went to the place where the gang and Leon's trio had fought. No one collected the bodies of these people. He curiously examined the bodies, trying to find out the cause of their death and whether there was such a small and inconspicuous "hidden weapon" in their bodies.

Then a fire was set on the pile of corpses—and that’s when “Newton’s apple” fell!

After a bullet that had not been taken out was burned by flames, the remaining gunpowder was ignited and made a loud bang. This attracted the attention of the mage. He checked all the collected bullets and carefully studied their composition. After a period of research, at the same time when Leon and others were enslaved, he actually invented gunpowder in the conventional sense!

Because he believed it was a mortal weapon—cheap, compact, and devoid of any magical energy—the mage chose to replicate it using "mortal methods." Precious ores? No, rare potions? No, no. In the end, he gathered together the unusual elements of charcoal, saltpeter, and sulfur, and became the "first" to invent gunpowder.

The reason why he was the first to have doubts was that at almost the same time, far away in the northern territory of the Uslev Tsarist Empire, in the snowy Nordland Peninsula province, a miner accidentally "invented" gunpowder while using a fireplace to keep warm. After using it, it was first spread to the mine, and then quickly attracted the attention of a very capable and knowledgeable local noble who was in exile. After a period of research and production accumulation, he presented this thing to the Tsar's court.

The Tsar, who was worried about wars in the east, west and south, keenly realized its strategic value and began to promote it in the army.

At the same time, in different places, when El integrated the world of Resident Evil 2 into IL, and when Leon and the other two were exploring another world with the creations of the technological world, a new invention of extraordinary and practical application appeared in the world of IL.

It's hard to say this is just a coincidence.

It doesn’t matter to Al what new inventions are, as long as they don’t affect his interests.

It would be a good thing if it could improve people's quality of life.

As a time traveler, Al possesses individual supernatural powers of the magical side, but he still hopes that the world he rules can have developed and widespread productivity like that of scientific and technological civilization.

It's like wanting this and that and more.

His biggest "dream" recently was that his Wall Breaker talent would allow him to search for a modern Earth with a materialistic technological civilization so that he could have a great time.

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The world of Dawn of the Dead...

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...never mind.

According to Al's understanding, there are less than a hundred survivors left in this shabby world. No one knows what kind of virus is spreading so quickly. Annie and the others haven't figured it out, but Al, using his clone—not his new original body, but a simple psychic incarnation—has discovered that this thing...

It seems to be in line with what the mysterious Ni Ge said in the movie:

"When Hell is full, the dead will return to Earth."

It is not a "virus" in the conventional sense, but a kind of... "rule".

The rules of the Dawn of the Dead world.

It is equivalent to a version update of Earth OL in the world of the living dead. It does not care about the experience of the "players" NPCs at all, and directly inserts a big wave, which almost blows up the server. The speed and probability of its spread cannot be understood by scientific logic. It is better to understand it as the "will of the earth" performing a wave of epidermal cleansing on itself, and then the civilization is destroyed.

The strange thing is that after this wave, this rule seems to no longer exist. The zombies will rot and fall apart over time, and the remaining people... there is still a possibility of rebuilding civilization. However, knowing that it cannot be spread, Al is satisfied. The rest has little to do with him.

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Although the world of the living dead left him an entire civilization legacy without "civilization", and the old order that could actually help him extract and control these no longer exists, but after all, there have been so many years of accumulation. The time traveler Al does not have the manpower to explore and utilize these, but White Robe Al is different.

He has an entire empire, and even the human resources of the entire world to accumulate.

Although some rules and technologies of the two worlds are difficult to communicate with each other, they can always be adapted to each other through trial and error.

As a complete world of the living dead, El found that he could not "drag" it with his own strength. He could not pull this broken plane into El's world like dragging a meteor as he did with Resident Evil 2, and use the complete rules of "gravity" of this world to capture it and then transform it into his own matter. So for now, this world is more of a place that needs to be developed and excavated, and a fantasy-based alien force with only a few "scientific and technological talents" on its hands.

Taking over the legacy of a pre-human civilization that has begun to explore the era of Industry 4.0 and information intelligence is itself a very complicated and difficult task. Al has collected a large number of books and teaching materials in the world of the living dead, and then handed them over to his descendants for systematic study as the key to unlocking the heritage of civilization. However, this takes time, and no matter how talented the descendants are, many things cannot be accomplished overnight.

Aldu thought that maybe by then he would have found several recent and modern Earths and brought them under his control, but his plan to train talents to take over the world of the living dead had not yet gotten on track.

Because of the existence of the strange extinction rule, Al cannot use this place as a logistics base without worry until his ability is improved to the point where he can control the "world rules". It is impossible for him to monitor the changes in the rules of the Dawn of the Dead world at all times.

Among the three worlds, the world of Sparta is the most interesting to him. This world has "gods" and population. Although the timeline is too early and the civilization process is too ancient, it is also quite suitable for Al.

Turning the "gods" in the myths and legends he had heard since childhood into his own descendants and slaves, this alone was worth the effort for El to conquer this world.

This was Caesar and his men's mission.

Ai'er is very powerful, but it is impossible for him to personally do small things such as conquering a city-state and establishing a local governance system.

He has already confirmed that there is no one in this world with combat power greater than his own, so he can safely develop it as his backyard. This is also a kind of training for his descendants and even more of a "fun" for Al.

Seeing the gods trembling, shaking, and falling under the invasion of the "external demons"... and bowing their heads in submission, isn't this an early interpretation of the collapse of the old order in the future world of El?