OBS Chapter 409 Not a Time Travel, This Was Originally Your Home (Page 12)
Chapter 409 Not a Time Travel, This Was Originally Your Home (Page 12)
pain!
Each bone seemed to have been disassembled and reassembled.
Although the pain of the golden light piercing the flesh had subsided, it still made one's heart pound.
In the vast forest, the vegetation was so lush it seemed unreal. A woman, dressed in thin clothes and covered in wounds, lay under a large tree, her fate unknown.
"Master, wake up!"
The soft, sweet voice reached her ears, and her eyelids felt as heavy as a thousand pounds. Lin Xiu clenched her fists and used all her strength to open her eyes.
The glaring light immediately caught the eye, and the fat worm quickly shielded its eyes. Its big eyes were filled with anxiety and worry, and small tears fell from them: "Waaah, host, you're finally awake! You scared me to death!" It pounced on Lin Xiu and hugged her.
what happened?
Where is this?
Isn't she at the Wang residence?
later....
Yes, later Wang Bai went mad and talked about breaking the void formation.
"Well."
"Master, quickly swallow this divine pill." The chubby worm handed over a golden pill with its little hand, its expression anxious and its eyes blurry with tears: "You almost lost your life without the divine pill after tearing through the void with the Void-Breaking Array, waah, I was so scared."
"Hmm." Lin Xiu groaned and swallowed the pill.
The moment the medicine entered my mouth, its power surged through my limbs and bones, instantly relieving all pain and leaving me with a warm sensation.
Having regained some strength, she got up and leaned against a big tree. Her eyes swept around, her face still calm, but her pupils couldn't hide the shock.
This forest is strange. The trees are so tall they almost block out the sky. And that's not all. The hazy blue sky is spotless, completely unlike anything we see in modern times.
A bird flew by, but upon closer inspection, it didn't look like a bird at all; it looked more like a monster straight out of a classic Chinese novel.
Tear apart the void, master, rebirth, the last life.
All this information was a reminder that she was probably no longer on Earth.
After a long while, Lin Xiucai looked at the fat worm, his face devoid of its usual gentleness. He opened his dry lips and questioned, "Tongzi, what are you hiding from me? Why won't you tell me now?!"
"Master, Little Green won't hurt you." The fat worm cried anxiously.
It was quite different from the one at that moment; a small blade of grass had grown on its head, blending unusually well with its surroundings.
"Then tell me." Lin Xiu was unusually calm; she wanted to find out exactly what was going on.
"Don't worry, Master, I'll tell you right away." The fat worm wiped away its tears and flew to Lin Xiu's side.
Lin Xiu didn't speak, just quietly watched it.
Those past events, those bygone days, now that they have returned, should be told to the master.
The fat worm slowly spoke: "Master, this is the Chaos Continent."
"Another world? I've traveled to another world?" Lin Xiu's fingers tightened, and even though she had some guesses, she couldn't help but be shocked.
"It's not time travel," the fat worm exclaimed urgently. "This is originally your home, host!"
It uses the word "home".
"Three thousand worlds, three thousand states, the Chaos Continent is your birthplace, this was once your territory;
You were originally a celestial being, but you were bewitched by Liu Linzhou and Nan En, and participated in the war of punishment against the gods, becoming an enemy of all the gods and standing on the opposite side of the gods. In the end, your divine status was shattered, your fortune was scattered throughout the world, and your primordial spirit was reduced to fragments. Helplessly, I used the Void-Breaking Array to shatter the void and collect the remaining primordial spirit, and entered the cycle of reincarnation as you once instructed.
The Sky-Piercing Array was originally a formation left behind by you.
The chubby bug clenched his little hands tightly, and when he mentioned Liu Linzhou and Nan En, he gritted his teeth with hatred, his anger burning fiercely.
These two people—if it weren't for a part of its soul remaining in this world and its memories not being complete, it would have already drained their luck.
What is all this nonsense?
Lin Xiu was stunned. She understood each word the fat worm said, but she couldn't understand them when they were put together.
"Then what are you?" she asked.
"I am a spiritual herb that you nurtured." The fat worm's eyes were brimming with tears, and it excitedly wanted to get closer.
"Wait, aren't you the system? I'm a little confused." Lin Xiu raised her hand, stopping the fat worm from getting closer.
"Master, I am not a system. That's just a way of saying I'm close to you. I am your spiritual herb," the fat worm explained, its eyes brimming with tears.
She's a goddess, yet she opposes herself? What a joke!
And that murderous formation of the Wang family—she created it? She killed herself.
And... Lin Xiu is in a mess.
The chubby bug sniffed, tears welling up in its eyes, and wiped them away. Its owner had lost their memory, so it wasn't the owner's fault...
"Since you don't believe me, then see for yourself what happened ten thousand years ago!"
After saying that, it waved its hand, and an image appeared in the void.
Lin Xiu looked up, her gaze shifting slightly as it landed on the image above, a sense of familiarity washing over her...
In ancient times, when chaos first opened up, a race of beings was born from heaven and earth; they were... the gods!
Their divine lifespan is endless, their divine power is unmatched, and they reign supreme over heaven and earth.
Within the vast ocean and the boundless universe, all are divine beings.
Later, after the Chaos Continent was created, many races appeared one after another, one of which was the human race, created by the God of Life out of boredom.
Humans were weak, and to the gods they were practically doomed. Yet the God of Life gave them the appearance of gods and an extraordinary ability to reproduce. In just ten thousand years, humans became the most numerous race.
Thus, humans became one of the slightly more enjoyable pastimes in the long lives of the gods.
To the gods, humans are like ants; wherever they go, they cause endless slaughter.
She appeared too!
Lin Xiu gazed at the screen, and a dilapidated little village slowly appeared.
The village was inconspicuous, just one of tens of thousands of villages outside the human royal city, and she was a child born here.
"Is this me?" Lin Xiu murmured, looking at the child who looked exactly like her in her childhood photo.
"Yes, I know the other two owners too." Two other children were born on the same day.
The birth of the little girl brought new life to the couple who had been childless for a long time. They worked hard, gathered wild fruits in the summer and huddled together for warmth in the winter to raise their child.
As the years passed, the girl grew up and resembled Liu Linzhou, who was nine-tenths older than him. Dressed in hemp clothing, she became friends with Nan En, the village chief's youngest son. The three of them ate and played together and became best friends.
They even said that children, without any inhibitions, would become husband and wife in the future.
The scene shifts, and the child grows into a teenager, marking the beginning of their separation.
Nanen said: To become a soldier, one must go to the royal city;
Liu Linzhou said: The Chaos Continent is vast and boundless, and he wants to go and explore it.
They invited the girl to come along, but she glanced at her elderly parents, who had only her as their child.
She said, "I'll wait for you to come back."
Unexpectedly, after waiting for several years, they met again, and everything had changed.
As the sun rose, the two boys left the village, thus escaping the calamity brought by the gods.
The flames burned brightly, illuminating the dark night sky.
However, a god who happened to be visiting this place played a game of 'revenge' to punish the villagers who had inadvertently hunted his newly acquired rabbit.
Set fire to the village, to burn away the ants that are an eyesore.
The village was filled with cries of despair as villagers knelt and kowtowed, begging God for mercy. God simply said, "You're all chattering away, giving me a headache. Here's another gust of wind for you."
A strong wind blew by, bringing countless ashes.
Lin Xiu watched as the couple who had attracted the gods to cover their daughter's escape kept their eyes fixed on the direction of the unlit cellar outside the village. In the end, the gods cut off their heads, and they were no longer alive.
"No! No! How can you do that if you're a god?" Lin Xiu's eyes reddened involuntarily, and she lunged forward as if trying to pull away the couple who were attracting the god.
A tear fell, and she raised her hand, her expression stunned.
Why did I cry when I was just a spectator?
The fat worm wiped away her tears, its voice sorrowful: "Master, this is God."
In God's eyes, humans are like ants, tiny creatures that can be crushed at any time.
Throughout their long lives, gods have no emotions, or rather, their emotions are extremely shallow.
Would a person without emotions feel pain for destroying an anthill? No, they would only feel pleasure.
Ants build nests in the earth, creating holes; so too will man in God's land be cleansed by a great fire.
A thick fog blanketed the sky, making it appear as if it had been snowing; everything was a hazy gray.
The god left, and the girl crawled out of the cellar.
Lin Xiu saw her crying, shouting, and resigning herself to her fate.
People on this continent are born this way; everyone is a slave to God, unable to disobey or resist.
This is like taking revenge; you can kill the person, but what if fate wants to play tricks on you?
Your anger is weak and futile; you can only accept your fate in the face of destiny's cruel tricks.
Here, God is heaven.
She came naked and left with only a linen garment that barely covered her body.
The royal city was the territory ruled by the king of men, who was appointed by the gods.
"Please, I just want to ask you about someone."
Lin Xiu heard and saw her say this countless times, begging her way to the royal city, drinking river water when thirsty and eating tree leaves when hungry.
She came to find Liu Linzhou and Nan En. In this world, apart from the people in the village, these were the only two people she knew who were still alive.
After asking and pleading countless times, all I got was that Nan En had followed the royal army on its southern expedition, while no one had ever heard of Liu Linzhou.
"Tongzi, how could you become a god? You're clearly a human!" Lin Xiu asked, her eyes red.
The fat worm sighed softly: "Master, you'll find out if you keep watching."
The girl did many jobs; she was diligent and capable, but she eventually saved up some money and left the capital.
Every few years, a god would descend upon the royal city, and she was afraid.
She traveled very, very far, leaving her footprints across the Chaos Continent, and it was fifteen years later that she met Liu Linzhou again.
That year, she was thirty years old, unmarried, childless, and struggling to survive on her own.
Based on human lifespan, he only has about ten years left.
But some people are different: the followers of God.
Some of the strongest humans joined the Divine Envoys, which were sects established by humans, becoming representatives of the gods. They could also absorb some spiritual energy and become higher beings.
When they met again, one was the sect's top disciple, and the other was a former restaurant sweeper; one still looked youthful and energetic, while the other appeared tired and old.
Liu Linzhou took her back, ostensibly to be her maid, but secretly to prolong her life and fulfill his duty as an old friend.
She thought so too; years of living there had made her cautious and prudent.
Until... Liu Linzhou cried after getting drunk.
He only had her left.
The next few years will probably be the happiest years of her life, as she will feel as if she has returned to her childhood with her old friends.
Lin Xiu clutched her chest, feeling a deep, aching soreness.
"We've arrived, Master." The fat worm's voice turned serious.
Lin Xiu immediately looked up. The scene was initially unclear and some things were not visible. It seemed that these were just fragments. After a period of blurriness, the scene changed to golden light flashing in the sky.
The gods have no offspring and are born of chaos. Whenever a new god descends, the heavens and earth will issue a warning.
A god who was bored with life committed suicide. His divine essence shattered and melted, and his divine body returned to heaven and earth. At the same time, a new god was born.
Whether in the royal city or among ordinary humans, everyone knelt and kowtowed to welcome the new god.