Chapter 1150: Weng Falos 3.2 (196)

Se Xisi said honestly, "But I have also said, I have never had such a memory. That may be an illusion fabricated by your eyes before death."

"It's right that you don't remember—because that was never you, but 'Ka Lu Pu Suo', one of the Seven Sages of the Tree Court."

Hearing the familiar name, Xia Die subconsciously furrowed her brows: "…Ka Lu Pu Suo?"

Se Xisi also sensed something odd now: "Wasn't that just a fake name I tossed off in front of this girl? How could you know? The Seven Sages are even more of a joke; if a sage truly received protection under my tree shade, I would certainly detect it. Aren't you also intimately familiar with the Tree Court's past?"

"It seems you've even forgotten the memory etched in your soul," Na Ke Xia chuckled lightly, raising a hand to point at his own head. "Use your brain, think: since all this occurs in the realm of the dead, they must all be the forms of some past souls."

"The living could never step into this world; then who are they? Especially the Ka Lu Pu Suo just mentioned—why does he bear the same face as you, Se Xisi, yet the latter has no recollection of anyone?"

"I think the answer is already obvious—the fallen heroes are exactly the forms the Titans had before becoming gods. The deities are not creations sprung from nothing; they are no different from humans and evolved from them."

After hearing Na Ke Xia's answer, Se Xisi was not shocked, but fell into contemplation: "Hm……"

Na Ke Xia seemed surprised: "What, does this answer disappoint you?"

"Of course, isn't what you said equivalent to saying nothing?" Se Xisi retorted, "If I truly was originally a mortal's son, then where do you and the others' mortal sons come from?"

Xia Die interjected at this moment: "Moreover, even if the fact is true… that is still far from Senatos' location; how can we find it?"

"Ha, I knew you would say that… I have confidence. Perhaps we should ask the supreme deity before us to explain it to us one by one," Na Ke Xia looked up at the KefaLe before him.

"You… are confident you can revive a Titan?"

A smile flickered at Na Ke Xia's mouth: "Humans cannot die and be reborn, let alone deities. But if we reverse the line of thought, everything becomes solvable. The answer is simple, just like what you did to me…"

"I will be reborn as KefaLe, and recreate all things according to its method—so that's it, right?"

——

Yin Hun.

"Whoa…! That's so cool!"

"So we have to merge with KefaLe now?"

Xin Ba Ji's eyes widened to circles, the pupils of his true form almost glowing, "How does he intend to merge? Like piloting a Gundam, sitting in a cockpit to drive KefaLe? Or extracting his own soul and possessing KefaLe?"

"It can't be like Ultraman, transforming directly via some summoner, can it?! I recall that Ultraman originally was a stone statue similar to KefaLe, right?"

"Alright, stop fantasizing about impossible things," Yin Shi lazily scratched his ear, "Na Ke Xia's words are really explosive; if what he says is true, Titans evolved from humans, which indeed can't explain where humans came from."

"Humans obviously evolved from monkeys," Shen Le said while chewing vinegar kelp, "Isn't that how humans on Earth came about? The original Doctor's goal was to devolve some humans into monkeys, then re‑evolve them, right?"

"…That has nothing to do with the mythic Titans of Weng Falos shaping all things."

"But myths are still myths; they can't be taken as real history, right?" Xin Ba Ji adjusted his glasses, "If Na Ke Xia truly reborn as KefaLe, it shows that the golden lineage can become Titans directly. And demigods like Aglaea, Ti Bao, Wandi also have further possibilities… they could, with Na Ke Xia's help, become full deities!"

As for the vague prophecies in the divine decree, they can all be ignored. Once they become true Titans, the foretold deaths likely won't affect them. Though Ti An unfortunately passed away, the others can live to witness the ending, albeit perhaps not perfectly…

But this is the true Weng Falos HE ending he wanted to see!

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Meanwhile, on the other side…

Aglaea's face grew solemn: "Feng Jin and Dan Heng reported: Na Ke Xia may act upon KefaLe's divine body."

Bai E froze for a moment: "KefaLe? What is this… will the Senate tolerate such a blasphemous act?"

"Impossible," Aglaea sighed lightly, "He truly lives up to the title 'great performer'; anyone could be deceived by his acting."

Bai E bowed his head guiltily: "I… am sorry."

"No need to feel guilty; this is actually good news," Aglaea whispered soothingly, "The Senate's allies are not loyal, so Na Ke Xia's ambition can be used by us. As for now, it depends on what kind of trap Kaines sets; we just counter it move by move."

"The Demigod Council is Aohema's political heartland, its importance rivaling the Genesis Vortex. After my mission ends, someday this place will replace the Hunt‑God battlefield and become your next hurdle—" Aglaea said, looking at Bai E, "Take advantage of the remaining time and adapt to this stage early."

Around here, legislators are everywhere, their gazes like knives constantly cutting at Bai E, making Xing feel very uncomfortable.

"Long time no see, both of you."

Kelatus suddenly walked up from behind, greeting the two.

"Hello, Oleg of Weng Falos."

Kelatus furrowed his brows, couldn't help glancing at Xing a few times up and down: "…What nonsense are you spouting, the champion the Young Lord constantly praises, and this is his conduct?"

Bai E: "Long time no see, Lord Kelatus. Why so hurried…"

"Shh, be quiet…!" Kelatus made a silencing gesture, "Turn up the beacon; do you see those fake‑smiling hyenas? They're the dirty work of Kaines. I ordered my people to trip them up, but don't be too conspicuous. Unless you want to flex your muscles and have a brawl."

"Sorry. So, what happened?"

Kelatus said seriously, "Did you hear the thunder last night? The thunder is the beacon of 'Conflict', a message the Young Lord sent. He hurled a messenger spear toward Aohema, bearing only a few words—"

"Thief of fire, ashes reborn, be vigilant."