Chapter 191: Slaying Chiyou and Kuafu, Assisting in Settling the Nine Provinces, Capturing Wuzhiqi (Extra Chapter)

Yinglong — anyone familiar with the gods of Hua Nation knows this name all too well, and what it represents.

Even those unfamiliar, upon hearing the word "dragon" within Yinglong, already know of its terror; since ancient times, anything that could be called a dragon has been a powerful and terrifying creature.

Silence, absolute silence.

The next moment.

Roaring, clamor, frenzy — every corner of the world, even the internet, exploded into chaos.

One could see that every big shot around the world who was paying attention had a wooden expression, their faces saying "What the hell did I just hear? Did I stuff marijuana into my ears, so my ears got high and produced an auditory hallucination?"

Quetzalcoatl is Yinglong's descendant?!

This moment.

People were shaken; their will, heart, soul, and spirit seemed, at this instant, to be replaced by something called horror.

"Cigarettes, give me cigarettes." The uncle who had previously proposed the golden-finger giveaway was frantically begging cigarettes from those beside him, attempting to use nicotine to ease the violent trembling of his heart.

If one says Yamata no Orochi, its Xiangliu status, an ancient fierce beast, a minister of Gonggong — this weight alone is not enough to make the East act.

Then add on the status of Quetzalcoatl being Yinglong's descendant, and it is enough.

Yinglong, a kind of dragon with wings, is a divine beast from the primordial era in Hua Nation's mythology, also called the Yellow Dragon, the master of harmonizing wind and rain, bestowed the title "Shuntian Youji Fushi Yinglong Shen," presiding over rivers and waterways, descendants of the Yellow Emperor, and the Earth of the Five Elements.

Legend has it that he once killed Chiyou and Kuafu, assisted in settling the Nine Provinces, and captured Wuzhiqi; every one of his deeds, when explained, shook the ancient and modern, renowned throughout the primordial and ancient eras.

Such an ancient existence from Hua Nation's mythology — and Quetzalcoatl actually shares blood ties with it, being its descendant.

Shocking to the heart!

So startled one could not speak a single word, not knowing what kind of heart to use to express the view of this moment.

In fact, if it were merely being Yinglong's descendant, it would not cause the world to be so shocked; what truly astonished people was that Quetzalcoatl is not from Hua Nation's mythology, but a deity of Native American mythology.

One must know that although Yamata no Orochi now belongs to this mythology, at least it is still in Asia.

Quetzalcoatl — damn it, that's a mythological deity of Beimeizhou.

"Damn, I should have thought of this earlier." Professor Zhongtian suddenly said hatefully, blaming himself for not having discovered earlier that Quetzalcoatl was Yinglong's descendant, as if he had already found some evidence.

Without waiting for Director Takahashi and the others to ask, Professor Zhongtian spoke first.

"The characteristics — Quetzalcoatl's jet-black feathers and snake scales, and that pair of wings, are the best proof."

The moment his words came out, everyone was covered in question marks.

Director Takahashi raised his hand to interrupt Professor Zhongtian's speech:

"Professor Zhongtian, you say the wing characteristic — this I can understand, Quetzalcoatl and Yinglong both have wings. Even you saying snakes and dragons are related, I can understand that too; after all, since ancient times Hua Nation's mythology has the legend that snakes can transform into dragons, proving snakes have dragon bloodlines.

But this jet-black feather-snake scale of yours — how is it evidence? I can't figure it out. Not to mention feather-snake scales, just the all-jet-black point alone doesn't match up with Yinglong."

Director Saito nodded: "Yinglong is also called the Yellow Dragon — no matter how you look at it, it can't be linked to black, right? And as for the feather-snake scale point, what Yinglong has is dragon scales, not feathers."

Professor Zhongtian did not respond immediately, but first picked up his phone and used Yahoo to search for information about Yinglong.

Then, while speaking, he handed it over to everyone.

"The Hua Nation classic 'Huainanzi · Zhixing Xun' once said: Mao Du gave birth to Yinglong, Yinglong gave birth to Jianma, Jianma gave birth to Qilin, Qilin gave birth to common beasts.

And Yinglong was born of the two great divine beasts Mao Du and Yu Jia.

Mao Du, in Hua Nation's mythology, is the ancestor of all land animals; it belongs to the dragon kind, only it is the type without scales, a dragon kind with black fur. Legend says there was only one Mao Du in heaven and earth — when rising it was like a soaring dragon, able to fly through the nine heavens; when crouching it was like a heavenly phoenix, able to ride heavenly fire.

When Professor Zhongtian spoke to this point, Director Takahashi and the others caught the key in his words.

Mao Du — a dragon with black fur.

Professor Zhongtian continued speaking.

"Regarding Yu Jia, the classic 'Huainanzi · Zhixing Xun' also records: Yu Jia gave birth to the Flying Dragon, the Flying Dragon gave birth to the Phoenix, the Phoenix gave birth to the Luan Bird, the Luan Bird gave birth to common birds — any animal with feathers on its back belongs to the common birds.

At the same time, in Hua Nation's mythology, Yu Jia is the ancestor of all bird-kind animals."

Sudden realization.

Everything became clear.

Director Takahashi and the others finally understood why Professor Zhongtian had said that jet-black feathers, snake scales, and wings were the reason proving Quetzalcoatl to be Yinglong's descendant.

The reason was none other than this: Mao Du and Yu Jia were the parents who gave birth to Yinglong, and the characteristics of these two parents were having jet-black fur and feathers — these two are ironclad proof that Quetzalcoatl's bloodline originates from Yinglong, because Yinglong was born of these two.

Quetzalcoatl has inherited the characteristics of Yinglong and its ancestors!

At this moment.

Online, some people also discovered the ironclad proof that Quetzalcoatl was born of Yinglong; instantly countless netizens were shaken — some exclaiming, some sighing, some turning pale with shock.

"I can't take it anymore, I'll never call myself a theologian again, too embarrassing — this damn obvious heredity, how did I never notice it before? Calling myself a theologian is a sham."

"Oh my god, Quetzalcoatl is actually Yinglong's descendant — then doesn't that mean that previous statement is true?" The one saying this was a netizen.

He thought of something.

Not long ago, because Abe Ontake Maro had said "The gods return, the reckoning is at hand," netizens had discussed the mythologies of various countries and Hua Nation's mythology; at the time, a netizen had offered a guess that could be called bizarre.

That netizen had said that perhaps the gods' reckoning was because of traitors — that is, one's own mythological gods were mixed with gods from other countries' mythologies, such as the Ox-Head and Horse-Face in Hua Nation's mythological underworld, and Anubis with the jackal head from Egyptian mythology's Netherworld.

Both belonged to the deities of the realm of the dead, and both had animal heads — was it possible they were connected?

The raising of this guess terrified all netizens.

At the time, many netizens felt this netizen's guess was, to say the least, bold, too bizarre; some agreed, some opposed, but without exception none could provide truly conclusive evidence.

Because of this, the matter was left unsettled.

But, looking at it now, isn't Quetzalcoatl damn well the evidence? Ironclad proof!

The kind of ironclad proof that weighs like a Rushan.

Quetzalcoatl belongs to Native American mythology, yet he is indeed the descendant of Hua Nation's mythological deity Yinglong — the two are not from the same mythology, truly verifying the possibility that one's own mythological gods are mixed with the bloodlines of other countries' mythological gods.

As if facing the depths of winter.

Countless netizens shivered.

Holy crap, this is discovering an extraordinary big secret — won't we be silenced...

"Whoa, do you guys still remember? The example that netizen gave when they proposed this theory." A netizen suddenly typed in shock.

"Of course I remember, isn't it about how Hua Country's Ox-Head and Horse-Face and Egypt's... Holy mother of my seventh uncle!!! Hua Country again?!"

At this moment, all the netizens suddenly reacted.

Quetzalcoatl was a descendant of Hua Country's deities, and the reason that netizen proposed the theory was also based on the similarities between Hua Country's Ox-Head and Horse-Face and Egypt's Anubis—everything was related to Hua Country...

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