Chapter 203: 【Forum Content】
Chapter 203: 【Forum Content】
Chapter 203: "Forum Style"
＞＞Gods' Playground＞＞Restricted Area＞＞Secrets
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"Reasoning and Discussion" from the B-Class Large Real-World Instance to Investigate the Death of the Ocean Mother, Those Who Understand, Please Enter
№0 (OP):
Friends who have come over from the neighboring chat thread should already have noticed that the "Mother" mentioned in the instance introduction actually refers to a true deity, and "planning for the long term" means that She chose an appropriate place before Her fall to ensure her offspring had space to thrive and escape... Although the information provided is quite obscure, it must be said that the system has indeed hidden the answer in plain sight this time. Impressive, truly impressive.
This thread is dedicated to discussing the death of Li Tao Chaoxi and the mysterious changes in world power dynamics behind it. The OP will delete any extreme comments and does not recommend entry for those with strong, extreme beliefs.
№1:
I also understood the instance introduction, but I have a question: how can the third dimension be considered an "appropriate place"?
№2:
Indeed, placing the last of the favored ones in the world under the Silver White Catastrophe, which is constantly monitored, is no different from delivering one's vital points to the enemy or entrusting a baby to a beast's mouth.
№3:
Perhaps… the stomach of the serpent and the underworld beneath, these could also be considered safe (x)
№4:
Grass, since they are already dead, there’s no need to worry about death anymore, right? (laughs)
№5:
I see, Mother of the Tides is also a master of dry humor!
№6:
Haha, did you dedicate your life to it? That’s quite humorous.
№7:
Mother of the Tides: Did you see me laugh? Kids, this isn’t funny at all!
№8 Siren Sea:
You despicable blasphemers, my deities will curse you!
№9:
Even with the warning, it seems the followers of the Death God still come here to torture themselves.
№10:
Judging by their IDs, they’re from the Ocean Race. Their mother goddess is gone, so let’s give them some leeway (laughs).
№11 Let me take a peek:
Hmm? So no one has seriously discussed this yet? I’ll be the first!
I believe there's no need for analysis; it’s clearly the work of the Deity of Fate. It’s said that the initial severe decline of the Mother of Tides was somehow related to Fate; and the Holy Tide Scion’s clan once possessed a golden orb-like artifact of the Domain of Fate, which later vanished as the clan dispersed… Now thinking about it, that orb might have come from the True Deity’s body.
№12:
Hisss, my eye has been gouged out, it hurts so much!
№13:
So you two have had a long-standing grudge?
№14:
That’s strange. In theory, the scope of divine battles should be vast. Why do I not recall any records of the struggle between the Tides and Fate?
№15:
I don’t remember either +1
№16:
I was wondering the same thing. Did They ever interact? They seem as unrelated as fish and bicycles, with no connection whatsoever.
№17:
Perhaps the level of conflict among deities is too high and subtle, and we simply lack the means to know?
№18:
Apprentices studying the history of mysteries know that what you see may not be the truth, but rather the history chosen by the deities.
Sure, please provide the text you would like translated.
Impressed, the 11L expert must have some considerable strength and divine lineage, to be so familiar with the holy relics once possessed by the Saintly Scion of the Sea Tide...
Let me take a peek and see what's wrong:
I wouldn’t dare call myself a master; I’ve simply lived long enough to see much, and naturally, some wisdom has accumulated over time.
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It seems I’m gradually understanding the meaning behind the big shot’s ID.
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Truly beings in the realm of secret unveiling, as long as they live long enough, each one becomes a walking repository of vast information.
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Let's get back to the main topic. I'm in charge of counting the votes — any other speculations about Destiny's current vote count?
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The irreconcilable disputes among deities are mostly related to domains, aren't they? Why isn't there any speculation about the deities of wind, fire, and other domains?
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From the perspective of self-interest, the two individuals mentioned above are indeed the most suspicious. (pondering)
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I think the possibility of the Wind Elder is slim; He has been in seclusion for a long time, and His sect has been quite peaceful.
№27:
The Fire True God is also impossible.
№28:
+1, if the Tyrant of the Sun were to make an imperial tour, everything in His path would be scorched, and the world would boil, not allowing the tide to fall silently.
№29:
... So after all this talk, who else could it be?
№30:
Wow, we've been using the process of elimination, and it turns out no god seems to have a motive to kill the tide!
№28:
Our forum members are truly wise!
№29:
(Sighing and smiling bitterly)
№30:
Uh, my friend is a believer in Lies, and as everyone knows, His Majesty the Rumormonger loves chatting with His believers... My friend said that she once heard a divine message from the Rumormonger, in which He mentioned wanting to kill a deity related to the natural realm...
№31:
Is this the harbinger of the Murderer’s God?
№32:
The question is, who would believe a rumor-monger?
№33:
Remember that believer in lies who was tricked out of his last 13 gold coins by a god, and even had to crowdfund on forums for travel money back home...
№34:
Silence (Candle)
№35:
That's really despicable... I seriously suspect He enjoys idle chatter, relishing in high-level battles with the many fraudsters under His domain.
№36:
In short, just listen to what the rumor-monger says, but don't believe it!
№37:
And to be honest, when it comes to destructive power and combat strength, the Domain of Lies still can't match the Domain of the Sea, right?
№38 v Me 5000 points:
Damn it, don't underestimate our field of lies!
№39:
#The possibility of being killed by a liar is small, but not necessarily zero#
№40 (OP):
Continue the vote, the current God Slayer might be — Fate, or the Rumormonger.
№41:
Actually, I really think the Rumormonger has a high probability, because He seems to have the characteristic of changing "outer bodies"; in contrast, Fate doesn’t seem to have much motivation.
№42:
I racked my brains and still couldn’t figure out how “Fate” and “Sea” could be compatible powers.
№43:
Not good, just imagining it, if His Majesty Fate controls the sea, all creatures would gradually evolve into marine life, right…
№44:
Fate’s fish pond spans nine dimensions; you and I are just fish in the pond (sad)
№45:
Now this really makes the ocean species great again (thumbs up)
Hmm... Is there a possibility that while ordinary deities indeed fight to the death for power, Fate is not an ordinary deity?
Right, isn't He quite interested in humans? And He randomly selects lucky players to chat with using their usernames.
Could it be that the two deities are in conflict over racial allegiance?
Hold on, lss's statement is too ridiculous! "Narrator" is a username?!
Hahaha, why wouldn't it count?
Most players have guessed His real identity through His username... Well, it's a bit better than using real names online, but not much.
You're thinking too small, could the title "Narrator" be a way to hide His true identity? How could that be! What do you think you are, that a deity would deliberately conceal things from you?
I see, the true intention behind this title is to hint to players, "Don't expose my identity, just enjoy playing with me," isn't it?
№54:
Hmm? Is Fate really that much of a prankster?
№55:
Hehehe, just look at how He persecutes all those divine beings; He's incredibly good at finding amusement, isn't He?
№56:
Wah, speaking of which, I can't help but think of my friend, the Harbinger of Doom. His clan was wiped out so tragically—
№57:
Sympathy, it seems like the previous poster has lost their composure and signed off.
№58 A blind student's insight:
Sigh, there's actually a question I've always been too afraid to ask...
№59:
If you don't want to say it, don't open your mic; if you do, don't hesitate (laughs).
№60:
Don't worry, 58L, speak your mind; if anything happens, you'll deal with it yourself ( ).
№61 The blind student's insight:
I can't hold it in any longer; I've been researching the early behavior of the "Narrator," and it just seems so much like a playful cub.
№62:
What? Listen to what you're saying!
№63:
I laughed out loud, this is the first time I've heard someone compare fate to a cub.
№64:
Just chiming in, I'm the Recorder. I observed a few times before, and it does seem a bit like that, but I never dared to say anything...
№65:
Oh, this has been discussed in posts long ago. We concluded that it must be the divine child of Fate.
After all, through the medium of a phone, who can say for sure if the entity using the "Narrator" name has always been the same one?
№66:
That makes so much sense! Thinking about it, could the phone also be a technological product from the planet where the divine child resides?
№67:
No wonder His Majesty Fate appears cold and ruthless yet leads in technology, achieving the first feat of delivering oracles via phone (if you can call it that). It turns out he was led by a child.
Chapter 68:
Your son is crying and fussing to play with your phone, even using your name for online chats. Would you give it to him? You must, even if it costs your life!
Chapter 69:
Fated Son of Heaven: Where did I cry or fuss?
Chapter 70:
Joy, the Fated Son of Heaven's perfect essay "My True Divine Father"
Chapter 71 (OP):
I was just lurking for a bit, how did we get off-topic again?
Chapter 72:
Not entirely off-topic... We're discussing what possible motives the Fated One might have if He were to kill the Tide.
Chapter 73:
The tone of the post above seems a bit guilty...
Chapter 74 (OP):
O.O Really? What’s your conclusion then?
Chapter 75:
To protect humanity from the evil hands of the ocean!
№76:
To safeguard the planet where the offspring have grown up!
№77:
For... in the end, fate kills as it pleases; does it need any reason?
№78:
Can I say, I feel like Chapter 77 is the one that best fits the divine setting ( )
№79:
Haha, the previous layers trying so hard to come up with reasons were really amusing.
№80:
Am I the only one who finds this terrifying? What is fate's ultimate goal? Does its appetite and desire to kill have no end? How many realms does it intend to devour?
...I am overwhelmed with an endless sense of crisis.
№81:
It’s clear that the person above is really anxious.
№82:
Our building is still okay; everyone here is just for fun. The thread next door, where someone with strong religious beliefs posted, is already in chaos.
№83:
I can understand that. For many races, faith is their only spiritual pillar. If the deity they believe in collapses, it's no different from the sky falling... They can't even imagine what it would be like if the same fate befell them...
№84:
The one known as Fate, marked by the infinity symbol, might also be an infinitely extending serpent devouring everything.
№85:
Oh, the atmosphere suddenly turned villainous!
№86:
But seriously, I've always felt there's something indescribable about Him... anger? It's like those players who come from a world where order has collapsed, with hatred and rage burning deep within their souls at all times.
Even His cruelty towards divine beings sometimes makes me think of the word—“judgment.”
№87:
But what is He angry about?
№88:
I don't know... Could it have something to do with His original race?
Ah, so He wasn’t born a serpent?
№90:
I don’t think so. I heard He also ascended from the lower ranks… But why does it seem like no one mentions His original race?
№91:
Given His protection of the third dimension, He must have originated there.
№92:
Could it be Earth? That would make sense for the growth of the Divine Child; it’s the god’s private domain, the original homeland.
№93:
How could that be? Excluding the years spent battling in the playground, Destiny has been a deity for quite some time, but Earth is just a small world that recently connected to the playground.
№94:
The village finally got internet access.jpg
№95:
Sigh, I can’t figure it out.
№96:
If we truly understood everything about the deities, we’d either die or go mad (laughs).
In the end, the tides have fallen, and this is also a good thing for me.
My world's development has been slow, mainly because the oceans have long been shrouded in sea fog and storms, with marine species prohibiting other life forms from traversing the seas... Now, finally, the storms have dissipated.
The marine species were once dominant, but now, having lost the protection of the true gods, their era has finally come to an end.
Ding dong, plane version update — fixed the bug of "marine species being too powerful" (dog head)
I wonder which race will dominate in the next version? The rock-born? The fungi? The parasites?
Why don't we start a new thread to discuss it later?
It could be humans, protected by fate? (laugh)
Humans don't seem to have the best innate conditions; they lack the long lifespan of the rock-born, the extraordinary vitality and reproduction rate of the fungi, and they aren’t information-based beings capable of directly observing energy fluctuations.
It's not necessarily so. The human species is numerous and possesses strong adaptability and learning capabilities, making their presence felt across all nine dimensions.
№104:
So, does this mean... we are about to enter an era where the human species will roam through various dimensions?
№105:
Let time unravel the mystery!