Fantasy: Start a Secret Pavilion

"B-but we have to try, don't we?"

A demon general said, looking at Chu Tian with a glimmer of hope.

"What if it fails again?"

The demon general was silent, and so were the others.

They have actually thought about this, but they just don't want to admit it.

"This is our only hope for survival. If we don't even believe in this, we have nothing to believe in."

"Then do you have other plans? For example, a defensive army, or a confrontation with the Zerg?"

"Only the power of heaven can defeat the Zerg, otherwise no matter how many troops we have, they will be useless."

"Haha, is this your plan?"

Hearing this, Chu Tian couldn't help laughing, his tone full of sarcasm.

He looked at the people sitting at the long table.

I thought that the top warriors in the world, the warriors on the front line against the Zerg, should be a group of resolute and powerful people.

But now it seems that they are just a group of people relying on false hope to survive.

They placed all their hopes on those few prophecies, which was like leaving their fate in the hands of others.

"I'm sorry, but if you're here just to discuss this matter, I guess I'm not interested."

After saying that, Chu Tian stood up and looked at these guys with the most contemptuous eyes.

But when everyone in the council saw this, they immediately became furious.

"This is something! This is a matter of life and death for the entire world!"

The person who spoke was a human race, and his eyes that stared at Chu Tian were filled with anger, as if he was very unhappy with Chu Tian.

After Chu Tian heard this, he immediately looked at that person.

"It's a matter of life and death for the entire world! But what are you doing now!"

"We are saving the world!"

Someone picked up immediately.

"Save the world? Fart!" Chu Tian cursed directly.

"You are placing your hopes on a prophecy that you don't know whether it can be realized. You deny the possibility that it will fail! You are afraid of failure! Because you feel that you cannot defeat the Zerg at all!"

"You keep saying that you are making plans to save this world, but what have you done! Apart from hoping to summon back the heaven, what else have you done!"

"I asked you if you had any other plans, and you actually answered me that no matter how many plans you have, they are useless! Only the way of heaven can save everything!"

"If this world falls into the hands of you guys, how can it not be destroyed?"

Chu Tian cursed, and the more he scolded, the more excited and excited he became.

He was disillusioned with the group of people in Parliament.

He originally thought that the Scarlet Continent, a place where the world's top experts gathered, had already thought of a plan to fight against the Zerg.

But now it seems that he is too optimistic about these guys.

Those sitting here are simply a bunch of mud that can't hold up the wall!

After a long silence, the guy with a dragon face sitting opposite Chu Tian spoke again.

"Maybe you are right, we rely too much on prophecies, but apart from that, what can we do?"

He raised his head and looked at Chu Tian, ​​his eyes had already lost their light.

"The Zerg are constantly attacking us. We have been here for 20 million years. We have seen too many people die and we know how weak we are."

"You are still young, full of passion, and high-spirited. You have not experienced what we have experienced, and you will not understand our feelings, nor can you understand why we spend so much energy on something that is uncertain."

"But what I want to tell you is that this is not a delusion. It is our last spiritual pillar and the dream that has kept us alive until now."

"We have also thought that the prophecy is just a false dream. When the last moment comes, the dream will wake up and everything will disappear."

"But we dare not think too much about it, because we are like an old house. The other pillars have collapsed, leaving only this last pillar, and this pillar is a prophecy."

Speaking of this, he couldn't hide his sadness, and tears flowed from the corners of his eyes.