Crossover in the Anime World

The fairy kingdom hangs alone overseas, and there are many magical creatures and witches living on it. Humans and magical creatures live in peace under the protection of the Elf Queen.

The fairy queen usually likes to pretend to be a maid, cook everywhere and clean the house. It can be described as a typical example of sweeping the world without sweeping a house. And as the queen's main job seems to be cleaning, because the fairy kingdom is very safe, although the creatures on the island have a lot of skills, they are useless.

Because there is nowhere to use it, and the witch feels dissatisfied. She feels that she has learned so much but has no place to play. She is really a talent and wants to leave the island to explore.

When they couldn't get out, Na Duran sent the mission to the island, and the Netherworld branch persuaded the fairy queen to start the study of the Netherworld.

The Netherworld is an open and complex system. Openness means that each layer of the Netherworld is connected with the real world, and they are constantly exchanging information, material, and energy. After the research, the human mind and the intelligence of the secluded world can be united, and the status of mankind will be improved again.

Although I don't know how to do it, it can be researched anyway.

The queen only needs to study according to the method Du Lan said, simple and convenient, can sneak into the depths of the secluded world and stay sensible.

This is the ultimate change of home. Griffith's home is almost gone when Griffith is doing things in the world. Of course, things in the world are not going well, because the appearance of the princess territory is constantly hitting Griffith's face, and his face is swollen.

The perfect savior, the only human country, these look at the tall setting, but because the princess territory is too good, it looks ridiculous. The various outstanding performances of Princess Realm made Griffith very embarrassed. Although Griffith is already blocking intelligence, the planes and airships that fly by from time to time, as well as the trains roaring by from outside the city, always whistle intentionally or unintentionally.

It doesn't seem to be showing off, it's just normal work, but in Griffith's eyes, this is provocation, just showing off.

What's more serious is the system of constitutional monarchy, and it's a slap in the face of Griffith. A country that does not rely on a savior at all, even the princess is just a mascot, everything is up to everyone, not the king, nor the savior. Compared with Griffith's Yiyantang, I don't know how advanced it is.

Of course, Griffith’s faithful believers will not accept the Princess Territory. No matter how well the Princess Territory develops, they are willing to accept Griffith unconditionally. In their minds, Griffith will not go wrong. Griffith's line is 100% correct.

But is this really the case? Every time he went out, he suffered heavy casualties, and he needed a few apostles to fight to win. The country of eagles is not perfect either.

The characteristics of the creatures in the U.S. are still very obvious. If the individual is weak, the individual will act collectively, and the individual acting alone will be the strong individual. It's not easy to deal with anyway, so human soldiers have died a lot, and they can only rely on the Apostles and Griffith, and they can only rely on them.

But after one or two times, people in the country of eagles will wonder if there is really no other way? Didn’t the people in the princess territory get along well with the creatures of the utopia? Why are they so miserable every time they expedition? Are so many people going to die?

There is no harm without comparison, and Griffith's path seems so unreliable when compared.

And there is another problem that Griffith didn't realize, and that is the point of being a king, and that is that he can't do it himself. As a king, as a monarch, one must do nothing, do more and make more mistakes, do less and make less mistakes, and don't do good.

Although Griffith is the hand of God and is very strong, as long as he has weaknesses, he will expose his weaknesses because of his own efforts, and he will be seen through the level. Therefore, being an emperor is to remain mysterious, and only in this way can he maintain a deterrent to his subordinates.

Although for now, Griffith’s force-fixing effect is very good, but if this continues without any new stuff, the people of the Eagle Country will soon think that Griffith will only fight, if that’s the case, why are you still fighting? If you want a mortal army, just take him out and fight with the apostles, so why bother to increase casualties?

There is no comparison of the princess territory in the original work, so Griffith's level will take a long time to be exposed, but now that there is a comparison, the speed of horizontal exposure is faster.

It's really upset, how upset is it? It is as if there is no air conditioner on a hot day, anxious, angry, unwilling, and confused. In short, it's uncomfortable. This emotion hurts people more than a whip. The thing Griffith can't stand is being questioned. Obviously he can't be wrong. Why is he being questioned? Why doesn't everyone understand his ideals?

Griffith didn't understand, so he itched his teeth with hate, grinds his teeth, grinds his teeth and drinks blood, the feeling is not to mention aggrieved. It's really worse than being tortured.

Naturally uncomfortable, because Griffith actually did nothing wrong, and the reason why he felt wrong is because the world is an open system, and everyone is exchanging information. When two subsystems are developing independently, and one is developing better and faster than the other, it doesn't mean that the slower one is wrong, it's just that the other one is developing too well, that's all.

"Unfortunately, Griffith is the most unacceptable fact that someone is better than him." Gus looked at Griffith's aggrieved status in the crystal ball and pointed out the root cause of Griffith's discomfort. He is small-minded.

Gus didn't know what to say. Griffith's such a terrible existence was even teased. Although it is relieved, is it really good to do so? "If you irritate him, no one knows what he will do. The dark side of Griffith is darker than anyone else." He has experienced it, so he knows if Griffith is caught. If you are in a hurry, you will definitely do very extreme things, as is the case with the eclipse.

"Don't worry, Duran is measured."

Gus suddenly felt that Griffith was a bit pitiful, what about the Hand of God? In the face of certain existence, the hand of God is just a pawn, and it is driven to a dead end without knowing it, and there is no chance of resistance at all. But thinking of what Griffith had done, Gus could not help clenching his fists. Griffith also asked for this kind of targeting. If he didn't want to be the perfect savior and create a world of fantasy, it would not Will be hit like this.

Gus knows the pride of the other party, and knows that Griffith's pride is being trampled severely, and it feels no better than becoming a useless person. I'm afraid that Griffith is already on the verge of an outbreak. At that time, when he was face to face with him, he appeared on the same battlefield again. They were no longer comrades-in-arms, but endless opponents.

"I'm going back." No longer look at Griffith's ugliness, but concentrate on training. You must fully master the frenzy to fight Griffith.

This battle must be ended by him, this is for himself, for the eagle group, but also for Kasjia. Casca is still afraid of Gus, because every time he gets close to Gus, the tragic memory of the eclipse will emerge, the tragic death of his comrades, his own experience, and the demon born by the combination of himself and Griffith. The fetus will involuntarily come to mind, the turbulent wave of demons, the sense of helplessness and despair surrounded by monsters, and the sense of insignificance of being a human will involuntarily emerge and crush Kasika's heart.

It's not that Kasika is not strong, it is true that anyone is surrounded by helpless, desperate, and small. So Gus also understands Casca and is willing to give her time.