Chapter 659

"Hmm? No way? The 'Insurgency' really might part ways with the Foundation! And they renamed themselves the 'Chaos Insurgency'; this name really sounds like it has good entertainment value."

"Looking at this name now, it's quite ironic; it's truly 'chaos,' and they are truly 'insurgents'."

"At least there is one benefit—whether one believes in guarding human normalcy or opposes it, there's no need to be forced together, looking at each other with disdain."

Welt Yang looked at this scene with curiosity.

Through the exchanges between Foundations of several worlds, he saw the currents of thought hidden beneath different attitudes and different ways of responding.

It is quite complex.

There are quite a few topics that can be discussed—

Can human civilization coexist with anomalies? If so, after coexistence, is there a need for the division between "normalcy" and "non-normalcy"?

Should the upper echelons of human civilization control anomalies? Should this control have limits? And how should anomalies be defined?

Should humanity develop anomalous technology? Where are the limits for the research and use of anomalous technology?...

It is also quite simple.

Regardless of how the form of human society changes, it can be considered from the perspectives of production relations and the superstructure.

But really, can it be reduced to such a simple question?

Compared to Honkai energy and Paths, which have traces to follow.

Anomalies and containment objects always seem difficult to understand—just summarizing the laws often requires paying a huge sacrifice.

Moreover, these laws do not have universality; changing to another containment object means a brand-new rule.

Not to mention that some anomalies, even if investigated, might inadvertently plunge the entire civilization into a state of no return.

For example, "Containment Object-2935," "Oh, Death."

Faced with such an intangible, intelligent, and inexplicably malicious anomaly, no matter how rigorous or controlled one is, it seems incredibly reasonable.

In front of this type of containment object.

Human civilization only has the difference between life and death; a slight misstep leads to a state of no return.

It's just that I don't know if letting "Maintaining the Status Quo" awaken there as "The Missing Thing" would make that anomaly reveal its true form.

He thought with a bit of dark humor.

Actually, he was also very curious if anyone could rank containment objects, reality benders, divinity, and supreme divinity.

To see who is the strongest and who is the weakest within each tier.

Of course, this is limited to just thinking about it; if these guys were really made to set up a ring, I'm afraid everyone would go crazy.

—The mere aftermath of a battle between supreme divinities could destroy this universe.

Just as he was thinking this, he suddenly heard March 7th calling him—

"Mr. Yang, Mr. Yang?"

He reacted and also realized that the skiff was about to dock.

"What is the benefactor thinking about?"

"Tingyun" asked with a smile while controlling the small boat to approach the docking point.

"Miss Tingyun, I was thinking about how the Foundation became what it is today."

"Is that so? This young lady is also very curious..."

While speaking, the height of the skiff slowly lowered, and a prosperous urban scene entered everyone's field of vision.

Pavilions and towers were arranged in an orderly manner, with red walls and green tiles, flying eaves and upturned corners; the delicate carvings and unique eave decorations were very beautiful and very new.

It made it hard to believe that this was a ship with nearly ten thousand years of history.

Recalling the debate that took place hundreds of thousands of years ago in the Foundation, Welt Yang watched the overlapping buildings pass by, receiving the ancient and tranquil atmosphere settled here.

It was only after a few steps off the ship that he sobered up: the destination had arrived.

【It will not give up on making a comeback; you must learn to defend the power to hold fate in your own hands—uncertainty.】

"Uncertainty?"

Bronya had indeed thought about whether to find an opportunity later to consult Dr. Bright on whether there was a development plan suitable for Belobog.

As a reference and standard answer, to be able to build Belobog well and quickly.

It was just that this file from the Foundation made her realize something.

Every civilization has its own differences; it could be the environment, it could be history, various factors acting on the civilization to form unique conditions.

In the end, the living individuals who make up this civilization make one choice after another—possibly correct, possibly wrong, building civilizations with their own characteristics.

Belobog experienced seven hundred years of the "Eternal Freeze," while the Foundation experienced one apocalypse after another, as well as the restart of civilization after the apocalypse.

The Foundation's development path can only serve as a reference to avoid a few pitfalls, and cannot be copied...