The beginning of Meiman is a Zanpakuto

Tower of Babel, also known as Tower of Babel.

This ancient word originating from the Bible has two completely different meanings. One is 'the door to the kingdom of God', while the other is 'the chaos initiated by mankind towards heaven'.

According to the only surviving documentary records in modern times, this tower was presided over and repaired by Nebuchadnezzar II, the king of the Kingdom of Babylon.

Its main purpose is to demonstrate its own strength and greatness, and to prove to the gods living in heaven that the great power possessed by human beings can already touch the realm of gods.

One thing to note here is that Nebuchadnezzar II was not the builder of the Tower of Babel. He was only responsible for continuing to repair the Tower of Babel on the original basis.

And not only Nebuchadnezzar II, but also several kings before him participated in and repaired the Tower of Babel.

In other words.

The specific time when the Tower of Babel appeared and who built it have long been unknown, and those who came later were only responsible for repairs.

According to modern archaeological records, this magnificent human wonder has long been destroyed by the Persian wars. Even the remaining remains of the tower cannot be found, so it can only be regarded as a religious legend.

But obviously it is.

The real Tower of Babel was not destroyed by the Persian war, but was inside the giant bronze door from beginning to end.

Such a huge tower cannot be built by manpower. Even if modern society uses all its power, it is impossible to build this magnificent wonder that reaches directly into the sky!

Observed only with the naked eye, the Tower of Babel reaches a height of nearly tens of thousands of meters, and is made of bricks, tiles, and stones, completely ignoring modern architectural mechanics and other theories.

As Lord gradually approached, he could see part of the original appearance of the Tower of Babel, and he had a deep admiration for the builder in his heart.

The structure of the entire Tower of Babel is circular from bottom to top. Every few tens of meters in the middle, there is a huge platform, which becomes smaller and smaller as the height increases. At the same time, there are spiral steps outside the tower, which can

For people to climb around the tower.

At the bottom of the Tower of Babel is a temple covering an area of ​​approximately several thousand square meters. It is as square as an Egyptian pyramid. From the outside, the whole temple is divided into six levels, as if it were made up of stacked boulders.

The layers are clear and majestic.

A huge stone staircase extends upward. After crossing three stone gates, you can enter this ancient temple and then climb the high tower that reaches heaven.

Even if Lord grinds his spiritual power into silk and extends it upward to the extreme distance, he still cannot get a full view of the tower, which shows how high it really is.

Perhaps it is true, as the legend says, that the end of the Tower of Babel is heaven!

It is hard to imagine that in such an ancient era, the casters worked so hard to build such a tall tower that reaches straight to the sky. What is the purpose of it?

"It's getting more and more interesting..."

Lord narrowed his eyes slightly and walked towards the temple at the bottom of the Tower of Babel. He wanted to see what secrets were hidden in this ancient ruins!

Climbing up the stairs of the temple and observing this magnificent building up close, Lord couldn't help but sigh again in his heart.

The overall structure and style of the temple are the same as the bronze door that has stood underground for millions of years. There is no trace of artificial carvings, as if it is a creation of nature, with uncanny workmanship and natural creation.

After passing through three archways, Lord finally came to the last door of the temple.

They are two large open stone doors, about ten meters high and five or six meters wide, which can accommodate many people walking together. There are many Akkadian characters carved on the surface of the stone doors.

If one could understand the meaning, there would be clues, but unfortunately no one could understand Akkadian writing, so Lord just glanced at it and strode into the temple.

The temple adopts a special construction method and has good internal lighting, so it is not as dark as imagined, but is very bright, like daylight, and the internal conditions can be seen at a glance.

In the very center of the temple, there is an upward spiral staircase, which obviously leads to the top of the Tower of Babel. However, there is no need to go up yet, so we put it aside for the time being and don't pay too much attention to it.

The focus is on the eight huge stone monuments several meters high inside the temple.

These stone tablets are arranged in a line, with a giant snake opening its mouth to swallow under the stone tablets. There are eight brightly colored murals painted with ancient pigments on the stone tablets.

"Finally, there is something I'm good at." Lord smiled, looking at the picture and thinking about it, he was the best at it in his previous life!

Although he couldn't understand the Akkadian characters, he could still understand the paintings on the stone tablet.

"This...this is!"

But it was better not to look at it. When he looked at it, Lord was suddenly shocked and stirred up a storm that could not stop for a long time.

What was depicted on the eight stele paintings was not about religious sacrifices as he had guessed before, but a tragic war!

But the warring parties depicted on the stone tablet were what really made Lord feel horrified and even unbelievable.

There are countless angels fluttering their wings and wielding swords, ferocious demons climbing out of the abyss, and a large number of humans wearing armor and helmets, all charging and roaring towards the enemies above the mural.

There are also countless corpses of angels, demons, and humans that have died and fallen from the sky, with mutilated limbs. The blood has almost dyed the entire earth into an endless sea of ​​blood!

As his eyes gradually moved upward, Lord even saw several "acquaintances" in the center of the mural!

Well......

Although their relationship is not very good, they should still be considered acquaintances, at least that's what Lord thinks.

For example...the four seraphs.

Among them, the angel surrounded by turbulent water and playing the flute must be Gabriel, whom he has met once.

And that angel with beautiful appearance, long golden hair, standing with a sword in both hands, six sacred wings spread out, emitting endless brilliance, must be Michael.

There is also an angel holding a flaming sword in one hand and a single snake coiled wooden staff in the other. Not surprisingly, it is Raphael, the Seraph who is famous for his healing and blazing fire.

The last angel is different from the other three in that he has a male appearance. He is handsome, mighty, and handsome. Just standing there is enough to attract everyone's attention. He is as bright and dazzling as the morning star. Needless to say.

, Lucifer must have not escaped!

This was already shocking enough, but what was even more shocking was yet to come.

A huge body like red lava, flowing with flames. The head is a curved horn derived from it. He also holds a two-pronged fork in his hand. The devil with a bright red cloak flying behind him is standing side by side with the four Seraphs.

Combat.

Two-pronged fork, red cloak...

These two iconic representatives almost confirmed that this red devil is Mephisto, who was tricked by him not long ago!

The forces of the demons are not limited to this. There are also two mysterious demons, but the depictions on the murals are too vague, so Lord doesn't know who they are.

But to be able to stand side by side with Mephisto and the four Seraphs, I think the background should not be small.

However, the enemy that allows the three forces of angels, demons, and humans to unite and face together is very strange. There is no entity on the entire mural, and it is only represented by a large amount of black mist.

The lifelike depictions of the stele paintings give viewers an immersive feeling, and a large amount of bright red dye is used to exaggerate the horror of the war.

Even after millions of years of history, Lord seemed to be able to smell the strong smell of blood that had already penetrated into the stone tablet and could not be erased, as well as the deep despair.