Doomsday Fast Travel: Kill That Black Butterfly

Chapter 73 The Remnant of Deep Blue (12)

Author: Jie Wuming

Yu Di looked up at the blurry dome, recalling the sound Du Meng made at that time, and comparing it with Chu Jing's.

Chu Jing is indeed speaking in the so-called "oracle style". So do these Uru's belong to some kind of secret sect?

She sat down and leaned against the wall of the box, closed her eyes and returned to the sea of ​​consciousness, looking for records about the Galu civilization.

To be honest, during the period of god worship, because they believed that "gods" lived in the center of the earth, many so-called "ascetics" would swim into the abyss to get closer to the location of "gods".

It's okay if you just go to the trench. Uru can tolerate low temperatures better than high temperatures. It just needs a strong and flexible body to withstand the pressure of the abyss.

But at that time... well, I should call him a priest. I don't know what he thought. He claimed that only the place where magma surges is the entrance to the palace of the gods.

The guilty Uru must be purified by the gods before he can return to his tribe - that is to say, he can live if he wants, but he must roast himself first.

This is tantamount to a kind of torture comparable to fish cracking. When the Uru people discovered that the priests were not punished for their crimes, but the civilians were punished even if they were not guilty, and their property was plundered, they naturally began to resist "

God".

Unlike where Yu Di came from, the naturally peaceful Uru did not nail the gods to the pillar of shame of ignorance and ignorance. They were just no longer willing to listen to and obey what the priests said.

Society cannot continue to be disordered. After overthrowing the priestly rule, Uru held a people's assembly.

This conference lasted for nearly three months, and every corner of the Galu Star Ocean echoed with the long chant of Uru. Finally, when their vibration frequencies reached the same level, the flying beasts flying in the sky also responded to their prayers.

They fell one after another - this provided them with a lot of free food.

Thirty "communicators" are selected from Uru all over the world and travel to various places on swordfish to collect public opinions. The vocal skills of these "communicators" are quite superb, and some can even spread tens of thousands of kilometers.

Although there is suspicion of leaking secrets, this undoubtedly promoted the progress of Uru society. They began to develop resources in a planned way, and the population also increased rapidly.

The election of "communicators" was the original blueprint for the Uru government. As the population increased, management became more difficult, and internal meetings were held among the communicators to decide on the division of responsibilities for each Uru.

The Uru are very grateful to these leaders who have led them to occupy more resources. In addition to fundraising, they voluntarily contribute part of their property to the "National Account" for use.

In order to make this part of the income more stable, the communicators launched the second general meeting and passed the initial tax system with a high vote of 92%.

As the social structure continues to improve, Uru's technological development is also updated day by day. However, due to the remoteness of the Garu planet, it was not until the middle interstellar era that they welcomed the first batch of alien civilizations.

Because of their huge size and weird technology tree, the other party chose to contact them peacefully and told them many interesting things.

Since the first alien civilization to arrive was visually dominated, the initial communication was very laborious. The other party could not understand the countless meanings contained in Ulu's whining cry, and it was difficult for Ulu to distinguish "words"

What thing.

Since they were really curious about the aliens' unique physiological structure, and since the other party could not learn the Uru language, they tried to find ways to learn how the other party communicated.

Aliens have no voice, but Uru have eyes. So Uru began to discover a way to use "sight" to communicate - the universal Uru script was born at this time.

Compared with the development of other civilizations, which all originated from writing, Uru did not invent writing until the Middle Interstellar Era, which can be said to be the only one in the universe.

With writing, they can communicate with aliens more easily. Learning and using writing is much easier for little Ulu than mastering complex vocal skills. Ulu, who was born with a vocal problem, also

Being able to communicate with the outside world in this way, writing gradually became one of the main ways for Ulu to record time.

Yu Di had to be grateful that the first batch of aliens who came were visual-oriented. If they were also auditory animals or even tactile animals, she would probably be completely at a loss.

As the understanding of the world and the universe continues to increase, fewer and fewer people are willing to serve gods. Those "Dharma" that were once considered to be truths have gradually turned into myths.

Uru pitied his ancestors, who were unable to perceive the world due to limited conditions, which really saddened them.

After more than a dozen discussions by the Communicator Council, a memorial museum was finally built for the god near the "magma surge place" that the priests loved most, and the Uru organization that believed in the god at that time was officially called "Ancient God" in the academy courses.

teach".

Then now those Uru who still believe in gods also call themselves the Ancient God Sect.

After reading a bunch of historical records, Yu Di broke away from the sea of ​​consciousness.

The co-author was someone from the Ancient God Cult who kidnapped her.

As for how the other party locates her, Yu Di doesn't care much. When Wulu opens her mouth, if there is no soundproofing facility, it can be heard for eight thousand miles. The two voices Gu Fu argued with her would have to be heard for ten thousand miles.

What matters is the reason.

Most of the Uru who are still willing to believe in the Ancient God Religion in modern times have some abnormalities in their brain structure. When they communicate with the outside world, they will be interfered by too much redundant information and cannot accurately receive and identify the parts they need.

This causes some such Uru to think that they have heard the words of "god".

Unlike the original priests of the Ancient God Cult, the current priests of the Ancient God Cult have no ill intentions towards their fellow citizens.

In order to allow ordinary Uru's who have long since separated from God's teachings to bathe in God's love again, they often donate their property randomly to Uru's with structural defects.

This behavior, which is similar to a lottery, really gives them an image of "God taking care of Ulu".

The donated Uru will be accepted by them into the Ancient God Religion and learn the divine teachings.

The Ancient God Religion was originally developed to fit the nature of the Uru. The use of traditional sound production methods can help these Uru quickly capture vibrations that are different from environmental sounds.

For these "disabled" Uru, this is nothing more than the ears that have been buzzing all day long, finally hearing meaningful sounds.

The Ancient God Religion has thus attracted many new believers.

In order to distinguish them from ordinary Uru, the Ancient God Cult does not use ordinary characters, they only record information on metal plates.

Wouldn't they find out about the existence of such a disabled genius with an unknown mother in the media, and then kidnap themselves as soon as their brains twitch?

According to all the "spiritual religious people" Yu Di has come into contact with in the past, it is really possible...

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