Crossover in the Anime World

The Goblin Kingdom is isolated offshore, and there are many magical creatures and witches living there. Humans and magical creatures coexist peacefully under the protection of the Fairy Queen.

The Fairy Queen usually likes to pretend to be a maid, cooking and cleaning the house everywhere. It can be said that she is a typical example of how to sweep the world without cleaning the house. And the main job as a queen seems to be cleaning, because the fairy kingdom is very safe, and although the creatures on the island have skills, they have no use.

Because there is no place to use it, the witch feels dissatisfied. She feels that she has learned so many skills but has no place to use them.

They couldn't get out, so Dulan sent the mission to the island, and the Netherworld branch convinced the Fairy Queen to start research on the Netherworld.

The Netherworld is an open and complex system. Openness means that each layer of the Netherworld is connected to each other and to the real world, and information, materials, and energy are constantly being exchanged. After research, the human mind and the intelligence of the underworld can be combined, and the status of human beings will be improved again.

Although I don’t know how to do it, I can research it anyway.

The queen only needs to study according to the method mentioned by Dulan. It is simple and convenient, and she can sneak into the depths of the nether world and maintain her sanity.

This is the ultimate home-changing. When Griffith was doing things in the world, his home was almost gone. Of course, things are not going well in the human world, because the appearance of the princess's territory keeps hitting Griffith in the face, and his face is almost swollen.

The perfect savior, the only human country, these seemingly lofty settings, but because the princess territory is so outstanding, it seems ridiculous. Griffith was embarrassed by all the outstanding performances in Princess Domain. Although Griffith was already blocking the information, the planes and airships flying over from time to time, as well as the trains roaring past the city, always sounded their horns intentionally or unintentionally.

It doesn't seem like it's showing off, it's just normal work, but in Griffith's opinion, this is provocation and showing off.

What is even more serious is the system of constitutional monarchy, which is a slap in the face to Griffith. A country that doesn't rely on any savior at all. Even the princess is just a mascot. Everything is decided by everyone, not relying on the king, let alone the savior. Compared with Griffith's Yiyantang, I don't know how advanced it is.

Of course, Griffith's die-hard 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 never go wrong. Griffith's line is one hundred percent correct.

But is it really so? Each expedition resulted in heavy casualties, and several apostles were needed to win. Eagle Country isn’t perfect either.

The characteristics of the creatures in the nether world are still very obvious. Those who are weak individually act in groups, while those who act alone are strong individually. It was difficult to deal with them anyway, so a lot of human soldiers died, and we could only rely on the apostles and Griffith, we could only rely on them.

But after one or two times, people in the Eagle Country will wonder if there is really no other way? Don’t the people in the princess territory get along well with the creatures from the underworld? Why are their expeditions so miserable? So many people are going to die?

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

And there is another problem that Griffith did not realize, that is, the key point of being a king is that he must not do it himself. As a king, as a monarch, you must do nothing. If you do more, you will make more mistakes. If you do less, you will make fewer mistakes. If you do less, it will be better.

Although Griffith is the Hand of God and is very powerful, as long as he has a weakness, it will be exposed because he does it himself, and his level will be seen through. Therefore, as an emperor, you must remain mysterious. Only in this way can you maintain a deterrent to your subordinates.

Although Griffith's disguise is very effective at the moment, if it continues like this without coming up with something new, the people of the Eagle Country will soon think that Griffith only knows how to fight. If that's the case, why bother? If he wants a mortal army, he can just take the apostles out to fight. Why increase casualties?

There is no contrast in the princess' territory in the original work, so it will take a long time for Griffith's level to be exposed, but now that there is a contrast, the level is exposed much faster.

Really unhappy, how unhappy? It's like there is no air conditioning on a hot day, causing anxiety, anger, unwillingness, and confusion. All in all, it was very uncomfortable. This emotion hurt more than a whip. The most unbearable thing for Griffith was 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 was itching and grinding his teeth with hatred, grinding his teeth and drinking blood. The feeling was extremely oppressive. It's really worse than being tortured.

Naturally, it feels uncomfortable, because Griffith actually did nothing wrong. The reason why he feels like he did something wrong is because the world is an open system and everyone is exchanging information. When two subsystems develop independently, and one develops better and faster than the other, it does not mean that the slower one is wrong, but that the other one develops too well, that's all.

"It's a pity that Griffith is the one who can't accept the fact that someone is better than him." Gus looked at Griffith's depressed situation in the crystal ball and pointed out the root cause of Griffith's discomfort, that is He is petty.

Gus didn't know what to say. A terrifying existence like Griffith was actually being teased. Although it was a relief, was this really a good thing? "If you provoke him, no one knows what he will do. Griffith's dark side is darker than anyone else." He has experienced it, so he knows deeply that if Griffith is forced to do something, he will definitely do it. Very extreme things happen, as is the case with Eclipse.

"Don't worry, Dulan is sensible."

After hearing this, Gus suddenly felt that Griffith was a little pitiful, so what about the Hand of God? In front of certain beings, the Hand of God is nothing more than a chess piece. It is forced to a dead end without even realizing it, and there is no chance to resist. But thinking of what Griffith had done, Gus couldn't help but clench his fists. Griffith was asking for this kind of targeting. If he hadn't wanted to become the perfect savior and create a fantasy world, he wouldn't have will be hit like this.

Gus knew very well the pride of the other party, and also knew very well that now that Griffith's pride was being trampled on, the feeling was no better than becoming a cripple. I'm afraid that Griffith has reached the edge of explosion. At that time, he and he were face to face. They appeared on the same battlefield again. They were no longer comrades, but unyielding opponents.

"I'm going back." He no longer looked at Griffith's ugly appearance, but concentrated on training. He must fully master the madness to be able to fight Griffith.

This battle must be ended by him, for himself, for the Eagles, and for Cascaia. Casca is still afraid of Guts, because every time she gets close to Gus, the tragic memories of the Eclipse will emerge, including the tragic death of her comrades, her own experience, and the demon she and Griffith gave birth to. The surging demonic tide, the helplessness and despair of being surrounded by monsters, and the sense of insignificance as a human being will all emerge involuntarily, crushing Casca's heart.

It's not that Casca is not strong, in fact everyone will be like this when they are surrounded by helplessness, despair, and insignificance. So Gus also understood Casca and was willing to give her time.