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Chapter 148 The fate of the end

Everyone within the coordinates saw a skirt-like light emanating from them.

No. This invisible connection has always been there, but it only appeared in front of them at this moment.

The invisible light appeared clearly in front of everyone's eyes, and countless threads gathered within the coordinates to form the dazzling tree of light.

Ian held Ymir's hand and walked out of the place where the coordinates gathered.

Alan followed, and they looked back to stare in front of them.

All the people of Ymir in all parts of the world have seen it, and they have seen the "destiny" that closely links them together.

Not only humans, but also giants also have that ethereal light, which is the "thread of fate" that only the people of Ymir can see.

For a moment, the mysterious aurora danced slowly in the coordinates. They were like strands of silk, flying in the sky before dawn, presenting an extremely beautiful scene.

It seems like countless invisible threads stitching together the upper and lower worlds, making people feel the vastness and endless mysterious power of the universe.

Time seemed to have stopped at this moment, everyone stared at the mysterious light and shadow, and their souls were gently surrounded by this light.

"Ymir longs to establish connections with other people." Ian said softly: "That's why we Eldians gather on the road."

"The ancestor can change the memory of our race and control the spirit of each of us, and it also relies on this connection."

"What will happen to the giant's power after this? Will it disappear?" Allen asked.

Ian shook his head: "It won't disappear, but no new giants will be born in the future, giants will no longer eat people, and the 13-year curse will disappear."

Ian put his hand on the beam. He grabbed one of the lights and pulled hard.

The soul in the giant's body was ripped out by him.

The souls of those Ymir people who turned into giants and were confused came to the coordinates.

"Without the support of the body, the soul will gradually lose weight and eventually dissipate. You can sleep here."

Individual figures turned into ethereal light points, like dancing fireflies. Those light points flew in all directions, either floating into the sky or sinking to the ground.

After that, the light that connected everyone began to break.

"People of Ymir, I am the last successor to the power of the ancestors."

Ian's voice appeared clearly in the Eldians' ears.

"I am using the last power of my ancestors to talk to you."

"You don't need to know who I am, you just need to know one thing. Today, I will end the tragic fate of the Titan Power."

"In the future, no new giants will be born. The souls of those who have become giants have rested on the road."

"In order to stabilize the situation on Parady Island and the world, the existing giants will not disappear, but they will not increase again."

"The people of Ymir will no longer become giants, your consciousness will no longer be controlled by the ancestor, and your life and memory will no longer be modified by the ancestor."

"The tragic fate of 2000 years will end today."

Jabi and Falco, who were in the stable area, watched the light on their wrists shatter into nothingness.

"The voice of Falco" Jabi looked at Falco.

"It's that gentleman" Falco nodded.

It was Tuesday night and they were having class in the large classroom.

On Parady Island, the light rain that only the people of Ymir could see floated towards the sky.

Someone walked out of the room, someone opened the window, and they stared at the countercurrent light rain that gradually dissipated like stars.The concept of ancestors will no longer exist, and the Eldians will truly be "free" from today on.

A few days later, the royal capital, the government hall.

Ian changed into casual clothes, sat at the table, and handed over the final matters to various government officials.

The civilization that Parady Island quickly established based on giant technology still exists, and the giants are still working, but now, there is no soul residing in the body, and only mechanical instructions are left.

"Ymir, the ancestor, is she here?" Erwin looked next to Ian.

"She's standing at the window to my right," Ian said.

In his eyes, Ymir looked like a girl, standing in the sunlight coming in from the window, looking downstairs.

But in Erwin's eyes, there was nothing next to the window. From that day on, non-intelligent giants could no longer see Ymir, nor could they enter the coordinates.

"Why can the super giant power plant continue to operate even after Ymir left the coordinates?"

"It's the souls of the dead." Ian said: "Their chaotic souls repair the giant's broken body."

"You gave them orders?"

Ian shook his head: "I have no right to give orders to others. The souls of those who restored the giants for Parady Island are our deceased comrades. They volunteered to do their best for Parady Island."

"It's just. This won't last long."

Ian raised a finger: "In 100 years, the souls who have lost their bodies in the coordinates will return to their most primitive state and turn into some element of nothingness in about 100 years."

"In 100 years, all giants will lose the ability to repair themselves. They will not disappear, but they will never recover after being injured."

"As for the wise giants, if they want to use the power of giants, they must go to the coordinates and pile up the giant's body. The only person they can influence is themselves. After they die, the power of the wise giants will disappear. This power It won’t be passed down in that cannibalistic ritual from generation to generation.”

"In other words, do we have to get rid of our dependence on giants within 100 years?" Erwin pursed his lips.

"Think about it from another angle, don't we have 100 years?" Hanji patted Erwin on the shoulder: "A country can only be built by relying on millions of people. We haven't known this for a long time. Are you done? Besides, in 100 years we will be dead long ago."

"You're right, Hanji." Erwin breathed out.

"I will come back after the trip." Ian said with a smile: "Paradie Island is my hometown. I was born here, grew up here, and spent most of my life on this land. All the time, I certainly expect things to develop well here.”

"After completing the agreement with Ymir and satisfying my 'selfishness', I will eventually return here."

"However, please allow me to say goodbye temporarily and go to rest for some time." Ian stood up and bowed slightly.

"Damn it, I want to go out and play too." Hanji wiped his wet eyes.

"I will write back." Ian and Hanji hugged: "If there is anything interesting, I will definitely tell you."

"At least send some gifts back, you kid." Hanji didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

"Yes," Ian said.

Hannis, Levi, Erwin, Pixis, Petra, Mick
Ian hugged people he knew well and said goodbye.

"Then. Goodbye"

Ian stood by the door and waved, and finally stretched out his hand, as if holding someone, and left the city hall.

He walked out of the solemn door, and the golden sunshine shone on his face. He looked back, put on his hat, and strode forward.

　The next chapter will be later

　　
　
(End of this chapter)