Chapter 862 â Chapter 852: Passage [ Second Update ]
âWell, donât forget that the insects are afraid of fire. No matter how strong they are, itâs easy to destroy them. Even if they donât go extinct, if you want to use them to cultivate the villagers, you should at least move them to another place. Donât you think itâs a blasphemy to let them stay with the remains of the Aragami? Havenât you thought about this before?âDudian casually said.
Amelia was stunned and was at a loss for words.
âEither your so-called belief is bullshit and you donât take the Aragami as your ancestor seriously, or you are the descendants of the Aragami. The great gods or the first generation of gods and priests knew about this, but they sealed off the news and chose the Aragami who looked similar to you, especially the Aragami whose upper body looked like a perfect human, to be your ancestor. After all, who doesnât like their ancestor to be a heroic and peerless perfect human? âItâs just like how some children find their parents unsightly or even poor, so they like to have beautiful and rich parents.â
âAs the saying goes, children donât find their mothers ugly, but you do. You can only say that your ancestors, the first generation of goddesses and gods, are too ugly to be human!â
Dudianâs expression was very casual, but his words were like needles.
Amelia was so angry that her body trembled: âShut Up!â
âAre you afraid to know the truth, or do you think Iâm Wrong?âDudian looked at her.
Amelia bit her lips. Her face was gloomy as she suddenly said: âYou are taking revenge for my previous sarcasm, so you deliberately said so!â
âThere is a point.âDudian looked away from her and continued to busy himself: âSo donât gloat in front of me.â
Amelia snorted, âWhat you said seems reasonable but there are two fatal problems. First, if the desolate insects killed each other, they would have died long ago. How could they reproduce as fast as they eat?â? âSecond, as far as I know, different kinds of mating are unable to produce offspring. Our village used to use cattle and wild boars but we havenât been able to reproduce. This is the best evidence.â
âThese two questions are also the problem that I am not 100% sure that you are the offspring of the desolate insects.â. âDudianâs expression was indifferent, âHowever, I guess that these desolate insects should have a special diet. Occasionally, they will eat other things. For example, you have come to explore the village. As for the problem of reproduction, human and beast mating is indeed impossible to reproduce. However, this desolate insect can not be generalized by ordinary beasts. It may be a parasite. If it has the ability to tamper with its own or other living DNA, then it is possible to mate with humans and have offspring.â
âIf there was an instrument that could verify the DNA, we would be able to get the results immediately. Thatâs why I only said that there was an 80% chance that your ancestor was a desolate bug and not an Aragami.â
Amelia heaved a sigh of relief and said, âYouâve said so much, but itâs all your speculation. What DNA? I donât understand. Anyway, you donât have any evidence, so youâre just spouting nonsense!â
âIf there is evidence then I will make an instrument to verify the DNA. I will naturally help you find your true ancestor.âDudian said: âBut you can assume that if your ancestor is really these ugly desolate insects. From the situation of the desolate insects and Aragami, they are either symbiotic or arch enemies. If it is the first type then it is fine. But if it is the second type then you are the father of the thief!â
Amelia angrily said: âDonât make wild guesses since there is no evidence!â
âBut you donât have any evidence. You are the heir of the Aragami, arenât you?â
âYou!âAmelia was angry.
Dudian ignored her and increased the speed of his blade. The stones fell down and rumbled on the ground. Soon, Dudian cut more than half of the wall behind the Aragami. He moved to the middle of the Aragamiâs buttocks, dudian was startled. He quickly cut the wall behind the Aragami. He saw a protruding metal block which was five centimeters thicker than the metal wall.
Dudian found that there was an empty passage inside the protruding metal block!
The passage was half a meter tall. It was square as long as the edge of the metal block.
His eyes lit up as he was surprised and surprised. He didnât expect to find the passage so soon. Moreover the passage was behind the Aragami. Was it intentional or not?
If it was intentional then did the person who put the Aragami here want to use the Aragamiâs remains to block the passage? What was the side of the passage?
Dudian turned to Amelia: âDid the first generation goddess put the Aragamiâs remains in here?â
Amelia replied in a depressed tone: âOf course, it was buried by the goddess and the priest.âShe didnât want to answer any of Dudianâs questions but she was afraid that Dudian would be narrow-minded, what kind of words would he say to retaliate against her? She couldnât fight against Dudian but she couldnât withstand the âviciousâlanguage attack.
Dudianâs eyes lit up. He cut the soil behind the lower body of the Aragami. He pushed the Aragamiâs body to the side and knocked it to the ground.
Amelia saw that Dudian was so rude. She was scared and rushed forward: âWhat are you doing!â
Dudian ignored her shout. His eyes fell on the protruding metal plate. He waved the sharp blade and suddenly hit it. Bang! The sharp blade cut the metal plate. However.., the metal plate seemed to loosen a little bit and the soil around it fell down.
Dudian understood the situation. He lifted his hand and pressed on the metal plate. The next moment, the metal plate was pushed down to the level of the surrounding metal wall. It looked extremely smooth, the wall suddenly cracked and revealed a metal passage. It was dark inside but Dudian could see that there was a square passage. It was one meter high and about ten meters deep inside, he turned the corner. He couldnât see through the metal passage. He had to drill into it to know where it led to.
Dudian pondered for a moment before he turned back to the ground. He said to Amelia: âThatâs the exit. Letâs go in.â
Amelia was surprised to see that Dudian had created a passage. She knew that he was using her as a pathfinder. She was dissatisfied but she knew that resistance was useless. Moreover she was curious, where would this passage lead to? Was it the temple that the great priest had been talking about?
The entrance of the passage was only four or five meters above the ground. Amelia jumped and grabbed the entrance of the passage. Dudian held Aishaâs hand and followed after her.
Amelia didnât run away immediately after she entered the passage. Although it was a great opportunity but she wasnât familiar with the passage. She was afraid that Dudian would catch up to her if she got lost, she thought that if they really went to the temple then she might be able to use some of the mechanisms in the temple to kill Dudian!
Dudian and Aisha went into the passage one after another. They came to a corner ten meters away. They saw that the passage went straight seven or eight meters to the left. He let Amelia Crawl in front while he followed behind, they went deeper into the passage. After seven or eight turns they came to a place similar to an elevator shaft. There was only a metal ladder leading to the top.
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