Chapter 192: The Most Ancient, Immortal Existence

An excited heart, trembling hands.

Online, every netizen's body froze, their eyes wide, and for that instant there was a rush of blood to the head and a wave of dizziness.

"Holy shit!!!"

"My god!!!"

After coming back to their senses, the netizens let out venting roars.

The more you think about it, the more terrifying it gets. Why does Quetzalcoatl have a connection to Huaguo deities, and the speculation is also related to Huaguo mythology. Not to mention the former, just the latter — isn't it because when the latter put forward the speculation, it was precisely the unintentional discovery of similarities between other mythological deities and Huaguo deities?

In other words, that netizen who made the speculation actually used Huaguo deities as a basis for comparison before this kind of speculation took shape. So why did this kind of speculation arise? Precisely because they look alike!!

And Quetzalcoatl being a descendant of Huaguo deities is itself a kind of proof for this speculation.

So put that way, that speculation wasn't a hypothesis — it might really be that this netizen had unintentionally stumbled upon the truth.

Involuntarily, people all turned to look toward Beimeizhou, where the god of death Anubis stood commanding the Egyptian divine army beneath the heavens.

They really wanted to ask him face to face.

This kind of thought surfaced in countless people's minds, their hearts itching with urgency.

Yet no one dared to ask.

No choice — they're scared.

What if there's no blood relation? Asking like that would be asking to get beaten to death, because it would be the equivalent of saying your dad isn't your real father, you're the neighbor Old Wang's kid. Saying something like that to a deity — it'd be a wonder if they didn't flay you alive.

The key thing is, Anubis is the god of death — they might not just flay you, they'd also trap your soul eternally in the Netherworld and burn it, punishing your sacrilege.

The main point is, even if you asked, whether it's true or not, Anubis probably wouldn't tell you — after all, why would he?

They couldn't ask, but that didn't stop netizens from thinking.

Human curiosity is boundless, and the imagination is vast — once curiosity is hooked, the more you think, the more you want to think.

At this moment.

Online, in the meeting rooms of bigwigs from every country, on the streets of various places, many people were discussing one question.

About whether other mythological deities might also have connections to Huaguo mythological deities.

As a result, people panicked.

They thought of an extremely terrifying possibility — that if in every mythology there were deities with close ties to Huaguo mythological deities, such as blood relations or master-disciple relations.

"This…" A bigwig, hearing his own organization's high-level personnel raise this possibility, immediately gave a jerk of his hand, and the coffee he had just picked up spilled all over him.

Damn it, could you stop making jokes like this.

Seeing the high-level personnel's serious face, the bigwig realized it wasn't a joke, and his eyelid immediately began twitching wildly.

Not a joke?

Holy shit, could it really be possible?

Damn it, could it be that every major mythology has Huaguo mythological bloodlines? What the hell is this supposed to mean?

The more they discussed, the more terrified they became; the more terrified, the more they discussed — like they'd gone mad, every person unable to stop their brain from thinking, unable to stop considering every possible scenario.

Especially with the added fuel of those who already liked to fantasize, those with wild imaginations — in a short period of time, all sorts of speculations spread far and wide.

Things like: this isn't necessarily a conspiracy, the deities of every country all have deities connected to Huaguo deities — not the neighbor Old Wang, but marriage alliances!

The reason is simple: Huaguo mythology is extraordinary. From the satellite photos of Asia, and from the reactions of the gods whenever Huaguo mythology is mentioned, it's proven just how glorious Huaguo mythology is — therefore the deities of every major mythology are very willing to form marriage alliances with them.

Things like: the Huaguo mythological deities are about to rule over all the gods, so they've implanted their own bloodlines, and the gods dare to be angry but not speak out.

Even more exaggerated, some speculated that Huaguo mythology is the origin of all mythologies — why do other mythological deities have connections to Huaguo mythological deities? Precisely because Huaguo mythology is the origin of all mythologies.

Speculations abounded, and the world grew more and more frenzied as they talked.

Of course, not everyone was discussing the relationship between Huaguo deities and other mythological deities — more people focused on the fact that Quetzalcoatl was a descendant of Yinglong.

A netizen said.

"Brothers, I want to ask — Yamata no Orochi, that is Xiangliu, he called upon the great divine clan behind him, the possibility that it's the lineage of Yan Emperor, isn't that very high?"

This netizen's question earned many eye-rolls from other netizens.

"Isn't that obvious? Of course it's possible. Didn't Tsukuyomi of Japanese mythology say it? The East is very protective of its own, so it's very possible he called them out."

At this moment.

Not long after getting a reply, this netizen typed out a message.

"Since Xiangliu can call upon the Yan Emperor's lineage, then… then couldn't Yinglong also call upon the Huang Di's lineage? If I remember correctly, Yinglong should be on the Huang Di's side…

Huaguo mythology records that Yinglong once descended to the mortal world as a great general of the Huang Di, slaying Chiyou and Kuafu, and once used his tail to draw the earth into rivers, aiding Dayu in controlling the flood. At the same time, Yinglong also captured Wuzhiqi for King Yu."

The moment the message was sent, the internet instantly fell silent.

One could see countless people before computers and phones, staring at this message, sucking in breaths, gasping hard, eyes wide and unblinking, minds suddenly going blank.

The next moment.

Like floodgates bursting open, the dam collapsing, the great waters rushing madly forth — the netizens too fell into madness.

They hit the nail on the head!!

Because of the fierce online discussion about what Yamata no Orochi's words meant, the discussion had reached the point where it seemed like half of Huaguo mythology was about to be called out. A netizen cursed: "Stop talking, stop talking, if you keep going like this, it feels like the entire Huaguo mythological bigwigs are going to be dragged out — damn it, that's way too freaking scary."

That line — he really had unintentionally hit the nail on the head!

Yamata no Orochi called upon the Yan Emperor's lineage, Quetzalcoatl alarmed the Huang Di's lineage…

Who are the Yan and Yellow Emperors? They are among the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors! They are the most ancient deities among Huaguo deities — once the great divine clans behind them are pulled in, they would absolutely span the entirety of Huaguo gods!

Damn it, that netizen was right!

This really did call out the entire Huaguo deities — it really did alarm the most ancient, immortal existences of Huaguo.

"The East has not made a move for quite some years now."

Lord Cimu slowly exhaled a sentence, his beauty as though an immortal, his calm and indifferent eyes opening and closing, like an ancient glacier of ten thousand years awakening.

"To obtain the divine power of the Aztec gods and the Inca Empire gods, to stand on Heaven's side, to kill Quetzalcoatl, and to draw out the wrath of the great Eastern divine clan — was it worth it."

Its voice was not loud, and was plain, yet it echoed across this stretch of sky.

As if rain were falling beneath the heavens, drenching the heart, every god gave a start and jolted awake.

Now everything was clear.

Why the gods had appeared was not solely because of the reckoning; there were also private schemes mixed in, and interests at play.

Why Thor, the Celtic deities, and the rest — though historically tangled with Heaven and ought to have stood on Heaven's opposing side — had instead stood on Heaven's side, was in fact for the sake of the power of the Aztec gods and the gods of the Inca Empire.

What they truly stood on was not Heaven's side, but the opposing side of the American Indian mythologies.

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