Break the loop.

This is an answer that Gao Wen had never thought of. However, when he heard this answer, he instantly had countless associations, as if many fragmented clues and evidence had been suddenly contacted in the same network, which made him finally vaguely touch the context of something.

"Loop...What kind of loop?" Gao Wen stared at the light-cast eyes of Amon, the tone of Julu, and asked curiously, "What kind of loop will even trap the gods?"

"We were born, we grew, we watched the world, we fell into madness... and then everything went to nirvana, waiting for the next cycle, and it was meaningless..." Amoren's low voice came like a whisper, "So, interesting 'human', where did you understand God?"

Gao Wen's heart was filled with storms. This was the first time he heard from a god that only existed in his guess, and it was really more direct and irresistible than his guess. Facing Amoen's replies, he couldn't help but hesitate for a few seconds, and then spoke quietly: "The gods are all moving into madness step by step, and our research shows that this madness is related to the changes in human thoughts..."

"...You've gone further than I thought," Amoen seemed to sigh, "It's already reached a dangerous depth."

"What is another step forward?" Gao Wen couldn't help asking.

"It is the truth, it may be dangerous, and it may solve all problems. In the history I know, no civilization has successfully walked out of this direction, but this does not mean that this direction cannot be achieved..."

Gao Wen frowned. He had already realized that the God of Nature was always using clouds, mountains and mist to answer questions, and used metaphors and roundabout ways to reveal information in many key places. At first, he thought this was the speech habit of creatures like "god", but now he suddenly had a guess: Perhaps, Amoen, the Giant Deer, was consciously avoiding what was said by His mouth... Perhaps, the moment something was spoken from His mouth would cause unpredictable changes to the future.

This was not his random guess, but he suddenly thought of what Amoen told himself just now: When it comes to issues involving gods, the more you contact, the more you deviate from humans, and the more you understand, the closer you get to the gods...

The answer to some questions is not just the answer, but the answer itself is a test and impact.

This sentence can be explained from another direction: if the answer to a question is told by the god, then the mortal loses the ability to solve problems as a mortal when he knows this answer - because he has been permanently changed by "knowledge" and becomes a part of the god.

If Gao Wen, who had just arrived in this world, this would be absolutely unimaginable, illogical, and unreasonable, but now he knows that this is the logic of this world.

Gao Wen calmed down. He knew that he had some "speciality", which might help him avoid the influence of certain divine knowledge, but obviously Amoen of Julu was more cautious than him. The roundabout attitude of this god of nature might be a kind of protection - of course, it may also be that the god was not honest enough and had other conspiracies, but even so Gao Wen had no choice. He didn't know how to pry open a god's mouth, so he could only let the topic continue like this.

"I want to know one thing," he looked at Amoen, "Is the God of Nature... born in the worship and awe of nature by mortals?"

"Yes...not." Amoen of Julu said slowly, with a smile that was obvious than before.

This answer made Gao Wen's eyes tremble in an instant. Such a classic and maddening answer sentence was the one he most reluctant to hear. However, facing a god who was in trouble, he could only let himself patiently: "What about it?"

"'I' was indeed born in the worship and awe of nature by mortals. However, the 'deep sea' that contains the awe of nature existed long before the birth of mortals..." Amoen said calmly, "All the tendencies of this world, including light and darkness, life and death, matter and nothingness, are all surging in that deep sea, chaotic and chaotic, regardless of each other, it reflects upwards and forms reality, and mortals are born in reality, and the thoughts of mortals are reflected downwards, and some elements in the deep sea become concrete gods...

"So the more accurate answer is: the awe of nature will always exist, but it was not until a group of mortals living on this planet began to awe the nature around them, their own unique god of nature... was truly born."

Gao Wen widened his eyes. At this moment, he found that his thinking and knowledge could not keep up with what the other party told him, so that the chaotic and complex thoughts in his mind surged for a long time before he broke the silence like a murmur: "The...a unique God of Nature belonging to the mortals on this planet?"

Amoen chuckled softly and asked casually: "If there are life on other planets, do you think the gods that the life on that planet is shaped based on their cultural traditions may be like me?"

Of course it is impossible!

Like a flash of lightning streaked across his mind, Gao Wen felt a fog that had long been shrouded in him suddenly broke. He remembered that he had vaguely raised questions about this. However, it was not until this moment that he realized the most acute and most rooted place of this problem.

This universe is very large, and it also has other galaxies and other planets. Life may also be produced on those distant planets that are completely different from the Loren continent.

The continent of Loren is facing the threat of demon tide and the dilemma of gods. Gao Wen has always focused on these things. However, if the ideas are extended, if the gods and demon tide are both products of natural evolution under the basic rules of this universe, if... the rules of this universe are "average" and "common", then... are there also demon tides and gods on other planets?

Of course, another more thrilling guess may break this possibility: the planet in which the Loren continent is located may be in a huge artificial environment, which has a completely different environment and natural laws from other parts of the universe. Therefore, the demon tide is unique here, and the gods are also unique here. Considering the ancient devices floating above this planet, this possibility is not without...

Gao Wen's thoughts fluctuated, but Amoen seemed to see through his thoughts. An ethereal and holy voice came directly into Gao Wen's mind, interrupting his further reverie-

"The rules of the universe are uniform and consistent."

Gao Wen woke up from his thoughts, and he asked in a hurry: "In other words, there will be demon tides on other planets, and as long as there is civilization, corresponding gods will be born in any place in this universe - as long as the thoughts exist, the gods will exist forever like natural phenomena..."

Amoen returned to silence, as if he was accusation.

"But you destroyed your own throne," Gao Wen continued, "You just said that no new God of Nature was born..."

"It's just not for the time being. I hope this 'temporal' can be extended as much as possible. However, in the face of eternal standards, all 'temporal' of mortals is short-lived - even if it lasts for three thousand years," Amoren said in a deep voice. "Maybe one day, mortals will fear the world again, face the unknown environment with piety and fear. Blind fear will replace intelligence and knowledge and blindfold them, and then... they will usher in a God of Nature again. Of course, by then this god may not call this name... it will have nothing to do with me."

Gao Wen was silent for a moment, not knowing what to answer. After a few minutes, many thoughts in his mind gradually calmed down, and he raised his head again: "You mentioned a 'deep sea' just now, and said that all the 'inclinations' and 'elements' in this world are surging in this deep sea. The mortal thoughts are reflected in the deep sea and the corresponding gods are born... I want to know, what is this 'deep sea'? Is it a concrete thing? Or is it a concept that you proposed for easy description?"

"Of course it exists, it is everywhere... Everything in this world, including you and us... is immersed in this ups and downs," Amoen interpreted a difficult concept like a very patient teacher. "The planet runs in its ripples, and humans think in its tides. However, even so, you cannot see or touch it. It is invisible and intangible, and only mapping... Various complex mappings will reveal part of its existence..."

Gao Wen subconsciously said: "Cosmic background radiation?"

"Hmm?" The first time a puzzle appeared in Amoen's tone of Julu, "A funny word...how did you combine it?"

"No... I just formed an association based on your description and then combined it bluntly," Gao Wen quickly shook his head, "I just regard it as my imagination of the starry sky outside this planet, don't care."

Amoen seemed to laugh again: "...It's interesting, I actually care a lot, but I respect your privacy."

Gao Wen did not get entangled in this topic and said with the trend: "We go back to the beginning. You want to break the loop, so in your opinion... has the loop broken?"

"At least in me, at least for the time being, the cycle of God of Nature has been broken," Amoen said, "but more cycles continue, and there is no hope of breaking the deadlock."

"Are other gods trying to break the loop? Or do they want to break the loop?" Gao Wen asked the question he had been asking since just now, "Why are you the only one taking action?"

"God... mortals have created a noble word to describe us, but God and God are different," Amoen seemed to have regrets, "Divineness, human nature, authority, rules... Too many things bind us, and our words and deeds can often only be carried out under specific logic. In a sense, we gods may be less free than you mortals.

"There must be gods who want to break the cycle like me, but I don't know who they are, I don't know what they think, nor what they will do. Similarly, there are gods who don't want to break the cycle, and even gods who want to maintain the cycle, and I also know nothing about them."

"You are gods, don't you have any contact?" Gao Wen looked at Amoen with some confusion, "I thought you would be very close... Well, I mean at least there is some communication..."

"How to communicate? Like two mortals living next door, knocking on the neighbor's door and walking in for a few greetings?" Amoen actually joked, "It's impossible, in fact, the opposite is true. Gods... are difficult to communicate with each other. Although we know each other's existence and even the direction of each other's 'king of the kingdom of God', we are naturally separated, and communication is either difficult or disaster."

This is another important information about the gods!

Gao Wen immediately wrote down the key clues mentioned by Amoen in his heart, and at the same time showed a thoughtful expression. Then he heard Amoen's voice ringing in his mind: "I guess... you are considering your 'disobedience plan'."

Gao Wen was shocked. At this moment, nothing shocked him more than hearing a god suddenly break his plan of disobedience in front of him. He subconsciously said: "Can you still have the power to understand people's hearts?"

"No, and I doubt you really have a 'human' heart. I just guessed what you think now," Amoen said, "I know what this facility is studying, what mortals want to do, and what you are doing... When I suddenly learned that many gods themselves are also trying to break the predicament, you have shaken your plan of disobedience. Perhaps it's just a little bit, you... a mortal, at least a man who claims to be a mortal, has developed some sympathy for the originally supreme god."

Gao Wen frowned. He did not deny Amoen's words, because that moment of reflection and hesitation did exist, but he quickly strengthened his mind and found a reason to continue his disobedience plan from a rational perspective.

He cannot base the life and death of millions of people on trust in Gods and luck in the future—especially as those gods themselves are constantly entering madness.

As long as there is a god in the position of the god and his attitude is unclear, then the mortal's plan of disobedience must not be stopped.

He is willing to talk to a friendly and rational god - with the premise of holding a weapon in his hand.

This is also his usual code of conduct.

"Just from your eyes, I don't have to worry too much," Amoen whispered. "It's a good thing that humans of this era have a tough and sensible leader."

"I just took this as praise," Gao Wen smiled and nodded slightly to Amoen, "Then I have one last question."

Amoen immediately responded: "The conversation with you is quite pleasant, so I don't mind saying more."

Gao Wen raised his head and looked into Amoen's eyes.

Those eyes were filled with brilliance, warm, bright, rational and peaceful.

Although He declared that "the God of Nature is dead", these eyes still conform to all the imaginations of God by former natural believers - because these eyes are intended to respond to the shaped imagination.
Chapter completed!