The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 394 Whimsical
  Eric has always been angry and confused, so after arriving in Green Lake Village, he spent more time not settling the more than 100 human Spring Kingdom remnants who went north with them, but wandering in the wilderness, saying that To hone oneself is actually more of an ascetic-like torture.

Walking barefoot in the wilderness, Eric spent more than two years walking all over the Green Plains. He even set foot on the boundless Mansha Mountains in the west to the peak of its branches. I stayed in a place where no grass grew for more than a month.

While Eric was practicing like an ascetic, his strength quickly recovered. Even because of these hardships and his gradually enlightened heart, he finally found the threshold of his own legendary road.

Perhaps, in a few more years, Eric will be able to reach the legendary level and become a strong member of Feynman's world.

It was precisely because Eric understood his heart and found his new belief that after more than two years of wandering, he finally stopped in Green Lake Village and began to think about the future of this group of people.

The Goddess of Spring abandoned them and sacrificed them, which made Eric no longer willing to devote his loyalty to any god. The legendary mage of the Land of Ice and Snow told himself that the Wall of the Unbelieving had disappeared from this world, which meant that even if people like them lost their faith and had no protection from gods, their souls could still return to the River Styx.

Without the shackles on his head, Eric would have more confidence and confidence to live in this wonderful world with his head held high, freedom and dignity. And this freedom and dignity seem so precious after people like Eric and others experienced betrayal and the collapse of their faith.

Precious things are naturally worth cherishing, and more people should know how valuable they are, especially our descendants. They no longer need to kneel down to those so-called gods who are above us, and use loyalty and faith to In exchange for betrayal and humiliation.

There is no true god in the world: self-reliance. Although it only has eight words, for Eric, it is what he has done to Feynman's world after nearly forty years of experience and several years of thinking. Summarize.

With their experience in the Holy See of Spring, how to formulate a charter of faith and how to slowly spread it among the intelligent population, for Eric and the others, although the road ahead is long, there is still hope.

It was precisely with this belief that Eric found his direction and motivation to move forward again, and once again stood in this world full of fighting spirit.

At this time, when Allen saw the human in front of him again, he could already feel the brilliance and vigorous passion blooming from his body. Think about the time when they found Eric and the others in the Great Falls, their first impression of Eric was that he was just a walking zombie who had lost his fighting spirit.

"Are there any difficulties? If necessary, you can ask us. Since you have joined our Green Lake Village, you are a member of our village, so you don't have to worry about trouble."

Although he was inevitably a little worried about the changes that had taken place in Eric, now that he had made his decision, Allen was not a person who would regret it. He didn't believe that with his legendary strength and the thousands of people in his clan, how could he be afraid of a small human gang of only a hundred people?
  "Thank you. We don't need anything. We are content with the life we ​​have now."

Eric's eyes were full and firm, he shook his head slightly and said with some expectation.

"But I hope that I can be able to preach in the village like the priests of Oak Church."

"Then I want to hear, what is the content of your sermon?"

Allen was noncommittal. After he came back, he heard Shi Sheng and the others talk about Eric's faith and the faith pursuit of their small human team. Therefore, although he agreed with some of the ideas of the Oak Church, he also wanted to hear about Eric's new faith. , there is nowhere to go.

The other party is now in trouble, and has lost his awe and pursuit of gods. He has developed such a belief in a mortal body. Allen is somewhat looking forward to seeing how far the other party can develop after falling to the ground.

Eric was overjoyed when he saw that Allen had no objection. At that time, he welcomed Allen into his stone room. The two of them sat opposite each other at the simple stone table, and Eric began to talk. Convey the ideas you have gradually perfected one by one.

"...According to your opinion, we should not place the survival and environment of our tribe on the so-called ethereal gods. However, without the druids and priests preached by the gods, our tribe would not be able to develop to this level. The current situation, such as oats, morning wheat and other improvements, you and I have no choice but to benefit from the support of the Oak Church."

Allen frowned, feeling that Eric's thoughts were a bit extreme.

“But we can actually do it ourselves!!”

Eric did not agree with Allen's point of view, and at the same time he came up with a statement that seemed unbelievable, but full of maneuverability.

"I have traveled all over the Green Field Plains, and even the Tagan Desert in the north, I have also set foot in it. The barren and poverty-stricken scene of our land now can actually be changed, but what is needed is an ethnic group Great perseverance and the persistence of generations.”

"Oh? Let's hear it."

Allen was immediately moved by the content of Eric's words and listened attentively.

"The Oak Church believes that everything has its own value. Since the natural environment of the Green Field Plain has created its current scene, there is a reason for it. But they are not unaware that the natural environment and climate of the Green Field Plain are, in fact, It can also be changed.”

"On the western edge of the plain, the Mansha Mountains, which are hundreds of miles in radius and extend to the Mansha Wilderness and the junction of the two continents, actually only need to carve out a huge hole in the mountains to remove the clouds and water vapor on the endless sea to the west. , you can follow this gap and reach the plains and even the land to the east."

"As long as the dry climate environment is solved, there will be no fertile farmland in the vast green plains, and why do you need to work so hard..."

"……and many more!"

Allen frowned slightly and couldn't help but interrupt Eric's impassioned statement.

"The mountains to the west are tall and solid. If you want to dig them out with your own physical strength, it will take many years. Moreover, how can you guarantee that after digging a gap, it will really open up the plains? What about bringing abundant rainwater?”

"Chief Allen, the natural laws of rainfall have been summarized a long time ago. If you have high-level, or legendary or above mage friends, you can verify this issue with them. Or, you can also ask Oak Leaf The elf priest in the church asked, if he tells you the truth, you will know that what I said is not false." "And the most difficult thing is naturally the excavation. Only if we are determined to use one generation, or several generations, to If people keep digging, sooner or later the dawn will come."

"And the concept I pursue now - self-reliance and self-reliance, requires such great perseverance and persistence to achieve a better life. It is better to ask for God than to ask for yourself. Gods can obviously make our lives better. , but they ignored our pursuit and prayers, and just kept us captive in this deserted land, using invisible shackles such as ignorance and hunger to make us their lambs..."

Allen's mind has drifted to the far west. What the other party proposed sounds really unbelievable, but if it is really possible, it may be worth a try.

The hard work of generations of clan members can be exchanged for a happy life for future generations. No matter how you look at it, this transaction is worth it. Anyway, Allen now has a long life. In this long life, in addition to training himself and developing his tribe, Allen also has to find something to do again, otherwise his life will seem too boring.

The tempering method of the Great Falls allowed Allen to find a way to physically break through himself. Unfortunately, after returning to the Green Plains, it was difficult for Allen to find a natural training ground like the Great Falls. Then, if he wants to move forward and refine his own strength, Allen needs to find another way and find other methods of tempering according to local conditions.

Perhaps, persevering in the mountains with legendary strength can not only help the future development of the ethnic group, but also temper one's own body. This may not be a matter of killing two birds with one stone.

Allen knew very well about the Mansha Mountains in the west of the plains. In that endless mountain range, Allen once killed and destroyed a flesh altar that summoned demons, and he also stayed there for a while. Because it is almost impossible for vegetation or animals to grow in that mountain range, and the mountains are mostly made of solid rocks without any signs of mineral veins, so there has been no sign of any tribes surviving in them.

Without the value of development and utilization, the Mansha Mountains will always stand there alone, unchanged forever.

The biggest gain for Allen from communicating with Eric was naturally what he told him about the possibility of changing the Green Plains. As for the concept of self-improvement and self-reliance that Eric quoted endlessly, it is actually very suitable for Allen. However, since Allen still needs to rely on the Oak Church as a backer, it is naturally impossible to show any interest. Come.

"Your ideas can be spread among my tribe, but I hope you won't do anything extreme, otherwise I won't be able to explain to Priest Clay and the others."

In the end, Allen still gave Eric a positive answer. Originally, he absorbed Eric and his group into the tribe in order to use them to curb the influence and penetration of the Oak Church on the tribe. Before, Allen was worried about how effective Eric and his group would be after losing their faith, but now after hearing what the other party said, Allen felt calmer.

After all, it is a seed from a church. As for how to implement ideas and build a cohesive team, Eric's statement at least has already established a large framework. Next, it only needs to be fleshed out a little bit, and maybe it will be better in the future. We can see the existence of a powerful body like the church.

"I understand."

Eric is not a fool. Naturally, he, a newborn seed, cannot compete with the church that has been passed down for countless years. He already has a long way to go about how to act. All he needs is Alan, the leader of the tribe, to nod his head and agree, and he can start taking action. .

After Allen left, he returned to Oakleaf Church and went directly to Clay. He told the incredible idea that Eric had proposed before and obtained evidence from Clay.

"This matter is not to say that there is no possibility of success, but let's put aside its probability of success and various difficulties. What I just want to tell you is that if this matter is really successful, Yes, do you know what consequences it will bring?"

Clay slapped his forehead in pain, then looked directly at Allen and asked.

"The consequence is that from now on, our Green Field Plain will be able to have fertile soil and abundant water sources like Mansha City, and my people and future generations will no longer have to endure hunger."

Allen answered conclusively, his eyes firm and excited.

"Hehehe, it's not just that."

Clay sneered and replied: "If it really succeeds, not only will the subsequent environment of the Green Field Plain be changed, but the Tagan Desert in the north may also be affected. Not to mention anything else, the sand that survives on the plain today will Ecological chains such as rats and sandworms will disappear directly from the plains due to rapid climate change."

"There are countless snake-people races in the desert. They have adapted to the natural environment of the desert for countless thousands of years. This environment may be harsh to you, but to the snake-people, it is an indispensable existence. .”

"Have you ever seen the existence of snake people in other places in the wilderness? And deeper in the desert, there are camel people and other desert races. They are also qualified to live in Feynman's world. You cannot go because of your needs. Destroyed their environment, right?”

As the guardians of the natural balance, the research and understanding of the environment and climate of the Oak Church and the Temple of Nature are definitely the strongest in the Feynman world. How could the Apostles of the Oak Father, who have been walking around every corner of Feynman's world all year round, not know the solution to the many harsh environments in the wilderness!

However, knowing that there are ways to change the barren environment and harsh climate, the people walking on the ground in the Temple of Nature have been indifferent for countless years. The final reason is actually very simple, that is, when the environment and climate of a region change, it will bring about local consequences. The ecological chain has changed drastically, and even the population has become extinct, which is contrary to the original intention and concept of the temple.

Therefore, the messengers of the Nature Temple will never directly change the climate and environment of a region, but work hard to maintain the general environment and climate of the region. In their understanding, the diversity of a world's environmental climate and the richness of species are the world's greatest wealth.

"What does that have to do with me and my tribe?"

Allen stared at the friends in front of him with cold eyes. It turned out that they had always known the way to change the Green Field Plain, but they didn't want to tell themselves.

"If those species do not take the initiative to adapt to the environment, no one else will be blamed for their extinction. Don't forget that the nature of our world is that of the jungle and the survival of the fittest."

　Come on, come on, let’s give Eric, this atheist gang, a name. It should be in line with the style of Western fantasy, and at the same time, it should be a name that reflects the intelligent race’s pursuit of freedom.

　　
  　
  (End of this chapter)