snake coffin

Chapter 645 One Flower One Leaf

The pool that Cang Ling showed us seemed to be full of life after moss, insects, fish, and birds appeared.

More and more things gathered, and grass began to grow beside the pool, because the birds came to eat the fish, brought seeds, and began to grow trees.

But the pool is only so big. Even if the biological chain in it is complete, no matter how big or small, some of it will be swallowed by the ones on the next level.

But after it develops to a certain point, it becomes very complete and relatively balanced.

At this moment, Cangling clicked pause again.

I found that his technique is quite good, better than the Feng family's mirage.

But Cang Ling glanced at me, stretched out a thin hair edge, and nodded at the pool in the illusion: "Now it's like the ancient times, that is, before the battle of the gods happened."

Moxiu and I turned our heads to look at the fish, bugs, moss, and a few wriggling water earthworms in the pool, feeling a little offended for a moment.

Moreover, the pool looks vibrant and balanced. How could it trigger a war among the gods?

But Cangling glared at us, and tapped a root on the rough edge of his fingertips that might have been left behind when the tree was dug out before: "This is me."

He is quite good at choosing with himself.

I winked at Mo Xiu and asked him to remind me, don't try to gain your appetite like this.

Originally, this kind of thing was abstruse, but now that Cang Ling uses this analogy, it is even more abstruse.

"Then what is yin and yang, what is existence and non-existence?" Mo Xiu asked directly.

Cangling seemed to sigh: "Yin and Yang are invisible. The earth's energy below is yin, and the sunlight falling above is yang. The water in the middle is the main balance, just like the environment we live in. If there is no water, no land, no Sunshine, everything in this pool doesn’t exist.”

"And these larger bugs, or fish hatched from the ground, are actually the great gods of the genus of dragons and snakes in ancient times, but their shapes are also different. In ancient times, there were many species, and the gods interacted with each other. Swallowing is also common." Cang Ling curled her fingers, and said with a deep smile: "So it is said that gods and demons are ruthless, but in fact, the gods in the past tended to be more ruthless."

It's easy for me to understand this, but what I don't understand is, if there is no external interference, this pool seems to be able to continue like this forever?

Cangling seemed to see my doubts and nodded: "The pool is only so big. You will find a few larger and smarter fish hiding in the moss and some small caves when the birds come over. This is equivalent to some gods having discovered things that are not of this world such as the Heavenly Forbidden. They know how to avoid disasters, so they live longer!"

Sure enough, following Cang Ling's words, we found that a few fish were indeed very smart, able to hide, hide, and build nests by biting moss, and even hatched small fish by themselves.

Right after the little fish hatched, we thought the big fish would protect the little ones, but that wasn't quite the case.

Some big fish will even drive the small fish out after the birds come out, allowing the birds to eat the small fish.

When the small fish are eating bugs, they will drive the small fish away and eat the bugs themselves.

Even when they are hungry, they will eat small fish directly.

But some big fish will take advantage of their size and swing their tails at the birds to scare them away.

It will help the small fish drive away the big fish that are snatching food, and it will also protect the young.

I slowly came to understand that maybe this is really one flower, one world.

But Cangling nodded to us and said: "The pool is only so big. If the big fish keeps eating the small fish, or if the big fish keeps protecting the small fish, there will be two results, neither of them good."

Cangling lowered it towards us. The pool we were looking at now had big fish protecting the small ones. As the small ones grew older, there were more and more big fish in the pool. The pool was just that big...

Eventually all the fish were squeezed together and slowly dried to death!
Then Cangling showed us another one. There was no big fish to protect the smaller ones, but there was one fish that grew bigger and bigger. In the end, the pool couldn't hold it, and it just died.

But the condition for the existence of all these is that the fish will grow up all the time.

My heart suddenly became heavy, and I turned to look at Cangling: "What does Ah Entropy belong to?"

"The one who eats the small fish." Cangling Chen looked at me and whispered: "And you are the one who protects the small fish."

I have to feel that the slightly offensive metaphor of Cang Ling is well played.

Ah Entropy came from the Abyss of Huaxu, just like those fish hatched from fish eggs in the mud, it is true.

It's a pity those bugs...

I couldn't help turning my eyes to Cang Ling: "Where are the bugs?"

Cangling pointed at Mo Xiu: "People, and all things."

so weak?Only to be eaten?

But when I suddenly thought about it, I knew it instantly.

Some of these bugs grow quickly and become large enough to not be eaten by fish, while some eventually turn into mosquitoes and fly out.

Cang Lingfu frowned again and said: "This water pool doesn't seem very real, but it is reasonable to say that there will be fish entering this water pool from outside."

"That may be the snake of existence and nonexistence. Because it comes from the outside and is not in the same system, it may not be seen or heard. But it may also be the hatching of other remaining things underground. It is now said that it is the genus of the ancient dragon and snake. The resentment and essence are overflowing, which is equivalent to some seeds on another level in the mud." Cangling was also a little embarrassed.

Frowning, he said, "I'll talk about Mo Xiu's existence separately, now it's mainly you."

Hasn’t it been made clear?
But Cang Ling continued: "You and Ah Entropy are like the first two fish hatched in this pool."

He deliberately emphasized the word "first", and even looked at me with a smile.

Then he said in a deep voice: "Ah Entropy thinks that the entire pool belongs to her, or to you. In other words, even you belong to her. She is too powerful, and I don't know what she thinks specifically."

"Go ahead." I felt a little too embarrassed for Cang Ling.

Cang Lingfu continued: "And when you see all kinds of small fish hatched later, you think they are the same kind, and you always have sympathy for them, and then protect them, let them have a chance to eat, and prevent them from being eaten. But the problem is!"

When he said this, he turned around heavily.

He tapped his finger on the table: "What if there are piranhas among these small fish? Those who can gather together and eat big fish? After all, the pool is only so big, and there are only so many bugs. Big fish eat more. What happens if you eat a big fish?"

I instantly felt chills, and said with a wry smile: "Do I have to eat both?"

"I don't know, but depending on the results of you and Ah Entropy, it's probably the same. After all, survival is more important than anything else." Cang Ling tapped her finger on the table lightly.

Shen Sheng said: "Back then I was just a bamboo root, sleeping in Bashan, just like these mosses, silently growing my own bamboo."

"The aura of heaven and earth is limited. In addition to the great gods such as dragons and snakes, there will be other living things in the world that share the aura and vitality. Ah Entropy advocates control. All creatures in the world are under her control, and she can eat or arrange them at her own discretion. You advocate laissez-faire and let all living things have space to survive." Cangling smiled bitterly.

Glancing at me, he said, "But you're not the strongest, there's also the Empress Dowager. Then Ah Entropy got very angry and planned to destroy all those things, starting from the tenth day."

I feel that this is a bit of a shock to my three views, especially when I look at the school of fish swimming happily in the illusion, it seems that I can no longer bear to look directly at it.

The green bamboos cover the green, the clear water is covered with moss, the shadows swim in the fish, and the worms play in the water.

It looks like it's calming people's hearts, but inside, it's a series of killings of survival.

(End of this chapter)