Alien Knights

The time shifted to the day before the "Silver Ring Elegy Day", at the headquarters of the Knights in Muxi City, between the kings.

"Your Majesty, the person you are looking for is already waiting outside the door."

The attendant's reminder made Todd look up from the mountain of official documents: "Please come in."

A southern scholar wearing a teacher's robe of Muxi College came in. He was wearing a white cloth scarf around his head, and he was walking in small steps, his eyes were looking at the floor, and he was holding his cuffs with both hands, looking a little cramped or nervous.

"Abu Ben Kendi, haven't we met for a long time?" The king's voice made the southern scholar tremble.

The latter lowered his head a little lower: "That's right, Your Majesty."

Todd picked up a handbook and said to Kendy, "I heard that when you were teaching at the academy, you said to the students that the time of the Father's existence does not represent the entire history of mankind?"

Beads of sweat were slowly oozing from Kendy's forehead, and he nodded.

Todd flipped through the manual and said with interest: "You claim that the history of this world is far longer than the world's cognition. The ruins of the Heavenly Father discovered in the Eastern Holy City are estimated to be built 6,000 years ago; the fossils discovered in the ruins of the North Island are estimated to be built about 12,000 years ago; the remains of the ice cave discovered in the Kingdom of Shadows in the North are historically earlier than the first two?"

Kendi hastily defended: "I am not doubting the existence of the Heavenly Father, nor am I opposing the teachings of the church."

Todd knew what this southern scholar was afraid of, and he continued to ask with a smile, "Tell me, is there any basis for your findings?"

Kendy glanced at the king secretly, and found that the other party did not have any angry expression, so he bravely explained: "This is thanks to the electron microscope invented by His Majesty, as well as the assistance of supernatural beings. First, I heated a small piece of fossil to 1200 degrees Celsius in the laboratory, which would release some strange gases with strong electric energy and radiation. After filtering out impurities, the obtained product was treated with superpowers such as "light concentrating" and "magnetic energy flow" to calculate a ratio of electric energy and radiation. value."

Talking about his academic expertise, Kendi showed no fear, but elated and eloquent: "Next, we went to find some antiques whose ages were known as references. For example, Terrence had a 2,000-year-old volcanic rock specimen from early Tyro. After a set of processes such as heating, filtering, collection, and calculation, the comparison coefficient between electric energy and radiation could be calculated, and through many experiments, we finally got the approximate age of the previous fossil."

Listening to Kendy's introduction, Todd thought of a technique used to detect the age of objects in his previous life - "40K-40R", also known as "argon isotope decay detection method". To put it simply, by melting the specimen, the argon atoms hidden inside are detected based on the number of charges and the progress of the decay period, so as to finally determine the age of the substance.

This technique is also often used to detect the age of microorganisms and the specific process of biological evolution.

Todd's silence was mistaken by Kendy for suspicion.

The southern scholar walked up to the king and said sincerely: "Your Majesty! Don't you know what this means? This discovery can completely change the current religious history! Think about it, the world 6,000 years ago was a biblical world. "Genesis" and "Great Flood" did exist, and God created humans and all things; more than 10,000 years ago, it was the age of gods. among."

Ken Di paused, and said to himself: "The key question is, why did these mythological ages appear and why did they disappear? From the perspective of time, the emergence and disappearance of gods seem to have regularity and cycles."

Todd sighed. The conversation with "Crystal Place" in the ruins of the North Island is still engraved in his mind. What does such a strange role as the so-called "space agent" represent?

"Kendi, I came to you this time because of your history lectures. After all, Muxi City is a holy land blessed by the Heavenly Father. Your courses for the students... are not suitable, so they should all be stopped." Todd stared at the scholar's eyes until the other party was under pressure and finally agreed, and then said: "On the other hand, I want to learn about the history of this world unilaterally."

Kendy looked at the king in confusion.

Todd shook his head helplessly and said: "Most of the books in the Muxi Library come from churches and monasteries, and those books that introduce history are either burned or tampered with. You come from the Abbasid Empire in the south. I think your country should restore and retain some of the history of this world."

Kendi nodded and said, "Your Majesty, what period of history do you want to know, and what aspect do you focus on?"

"From the early days of ancient Tyro, let's mainly introduce some well-known historical events and historical figures."

Southern scholars thought for a while, and began to introduce this period of history in general.

From the introduction of city-state immigration to tribal union, from the introduction of the Taylor Commune to cultural integration, then the Taylor Republic, alliance wars, head of state politics, and finally the division of the empire.

Todd listened and memorized, and compared these historical events, and the historical figures that appeared in them, with the history of ancient Rome in the previous life, and found that most of the elements were surprisingly consistent, but there were also differences in a small number of details.

After waiting for the introduction, Todd suddenly remembered a famous hypothesis in his previous life: "If the world goes back to the beginning and everything starts again, will history repeat itself according to the original path?"

Those who deny this hypothesis will use the "Butterfly Effect" as the basic theory, emphasizing that small changes in things will cause a series of immeasurable events, and then overturn the entire world; while those who support this hypothesis will use the "Deviation Correction Theory" to explain that even if there are small changes, the overall trend of history will automatically adjust and correct deviations to ensure that the historical trajectory will not deviate too much from the original direction.

"Your Majesty, the latest battle report from Beishi Fortress has arrived."

Todd was interrupted by a voice from outside the door.

He waved his hand at Kendy, signaling him to step back first, then picked up the report brought by the attendant, read it carefully, and finally put the paper down, closed his eyes and tapped the table with his fingertips.

"The battlefield in Beishi is still in a stalemate... I don't know how Cumberland and the North Island Knights are doing now?"

The attendant flipped through the memo in his hand: "Your Majesty, there are two more things."

"explain."

"First, regarding one of the "Music Civil Laws"——"Whether the use of abilities in the city should be restricted or prohibited", there was another conflict between the scholar representatives and the heterogeneous association. Yesterday, two groups of people quarreled for a whole day in the Sequential Arbitration Tribunal about this matter."

Thinking of the open and secret struggle between the "scholar faction" and the "heterogeneous faction" in Muxi City, Todd felt a pain in his brain. The "Muxi Civil Law" was revised and perfected on the basis of the "Taylor Code".

"I'll make time to go there tomorrow, is there anything else?"

The attendant said: "Secondly, the day after tomorrow is the last day of the "Advent of the Father". According to the convention, the church should send a bishop to preside over the Mass, but due to the war..."

Todd waved his hand indifferently and said, "You don't need someone from the church to come over, I'll just preside over it."