And these mortal heroes are really nothing in that turbulent era. The silver elves’ dragon king cavalry has been recorded in history, and the human heroes rely on the silver elves for the only battle in the Great Plains. Strength was lucky to win, and it was already the most glorious record.
The names of these people can survive the world, more because of the propaganda of the temples and royal families of various countries, or the biased records of history.
Because of this, after the silver elves and the Bugans were hidden from the world, the legends of that era, as well as those powerful army names-the Dragon King Cavalry, the War Colossus, and the Phoenix Guard, all disappeared in this world one by one, so they were given The world has an illusion that Voend’s power level is declining for a thousand years.
In fact, in the mortal world, since the War of the Saints, both technology and magic have made great progress. It can be seen from the gap between Tonigel and the most prosperous area of Cruz before Brando became the lord. Spotlight. The border areas of small countries like Eruin have a level of civilization roughly equivalent to the average level of Vaughan a hundred years ago. The gap between a hundred years can be so large, not to mention that the battle of the saints has been close. Ten centuries.
In other words, the mortal world is recovering. It inherited the previous six declines of Vaughan, and it can be said that a new kingdom was established on the ruins of the past civilization, which is also very logical.
But the problem is that in Brando's view-there is a clear fault between these two lines.
In theory, the age of mortals was brought about by the Azure Knight breaking through the sky and causing the stars to fall to the ground. That was actually the sixth invasion of Twilight recorded in the Epic of the Blue—During that war, Fort Babel crashed because of the last blow of the Twilight Dragon. After the fortress crashed, the gods and people fell apart, and the inheritance was also one after another. Lost, only the Land Legion survived.
That was also the dark age when the people of God wandered on the earth.
In that last era, under the leadership of the dark dragon Odin, the last generation of golden Miner people established their empire, which is also the last empire between the era of mortals and gods.
Later, at the end of the Empire Age, four sages were born. With the help of the People of Silver, they overthrew the cruel rule of the Miner people and established four realms that belonged to mortals.
These four mortal kingdoms can be said to have been established on the ruins of the Miner Empire, or they can be said to have been established on the ruins and relics of civilization in the past six eras. But its development context, but with the Miner people, and the civilization of the gods and people in the past, presents two completely unrelated parallel lines without any intersection.
As the goddess of war, Andrea belongs to the land legion, and the land legion is still in the hands of the dark dragon Odin even at the end of the Miner Empire. But the power displayed by the goddesses of war is completely different from any power system in this era known to Brando.
Not to mention the more ancient miracles like Valhalla that he had seen in the ruins of the gods, and the silver plains about the mystery of Princess Magdal, revealed in faintly The power that came out seemed to be incompatible with the present.
All signs indicate that the power and order system of the past era was a completely different power system from the power system that mortals mastered in this era. That power and order system is more similar to his in the elemental boundary. Those things that you see outside.
Those peculiar matrixes of structures suspended in the sky over Vaughan, and the tens of millions of'satellites', are the power systems that have the same origin with the past era, and are the legacy of another era. They are mutually exclusive. There is no fundamental difference between them.
Why is there such a situation
In this era, the powers that mortals mastered—the power of magic and law, even the magic technology of the Hazel people, are very rough, and there are not too many traces of the previous era in them. Because mortal people use the chaotic magic power from the sea of magic power in a way that they understand, whether it is an elementalist, a ruler wizard, or other professions, let alone those who directly bypass the order and the rules of the power to communicate with the dark magic. Witches.
These various powers belonging to this era, compared with the kind of power and laws that Andrea and the others have—or higher levels of authority and power, such as the power of the travel wizard—appear almost primitive, just like stone tools. The contrast between chisel of the era and modern firearms.
Brando himself has such power, so he can understand this more deeply. With the loss of his mana cards, he can easily suppress all spells in this world and suppress all casters. This is the highest priority. Therefore, Tumen, Fusia and the Deer-body Banshee will repeatedly mention this point when they mention the power of the traveling mage:
Only the traveling mage can fight against the traveling mage. This is one of the basic principles of the orderly world created by Martha.
And whether it is the power of the brigade mage or the power of the goddess of war, it is undoubtedly the legacy of the previous era.
These heritages seem to be obscured by an invisible force, cut off from this era. So that mortals can't stand above its height, but can only struggle from the ignorance to make a path that belongs to them only in the wilderness of darkness and thorns.
Therefore, it is nothing more than the will of the Twilight Dragon at the beginning when it was outside the boundary of the elements, and when it was possessed by Roman, it would contemptuously say to Ellanta, the Dragon Queen and others, "Your inheritance may not be inherited from the gods." Inheritance. 'This is the case.
Brando recalled that this tendency had actually occurred since the Miner’s first generation of dark dragons.
There is no doubt that the Land Legion is the inheritor of the previous era, and the Miner empire is the heir to the civilization of the previous era. What about the four mortal kingdoms? It should be the successor of that dark empire.
In fact, whether it is Cruz or Farnzan, or Ellanta or St. Osor, there are not many inheritances from the Miner empire—
The magic system of this era originated from the era of the Miner people.
Rule magic, elemental magic, string magic, witchcraft, rune magic, holy word, astrology, psychic and magic circle magic, the classification of nine schools of magic and the magic of the schools began in the middle and late stages of the Miner dynasty produced.
The system of swordsmanship, sword master and extreme sword master was also established by the Miner people.
Tumen also created the elemental array after the era of chaos.
The fourteen-ring system of magic was born in the Age of Urcatu, the last three emperors of Odin, the last dark dragon.
The alchemy and magic puppet technique of this era gave rise to the middle and early stages of the war of the saints.
In fact, Tumen first proposed the concept of the magical technology of the Hazel people.
But there is no doubt that Miner people are definitely not only these inheritances. As an empire with brigade mage, even if the legacy of the previous era is lost in the Sixth War, it is impossible to completely disappear.
Not to mention the Land Legion. If Brando didn’t know the Land Legion before, thinking that the Land Legion was just a traditional force, he would also understand the Dark Dragon Odin when he witnessed the existence of Andrea and others. At that time, he must have mastered the inheritance of the previous era.
But why is the mortal kingdom obtained from the Miner empire only something created by them
Where is the legacy of the last era
Brando couldn't help thinking of the history of the Miner people. The Miner people were once the most powerful golden race-what is the golden race? Warrior of the gods. Just look at the dragons to understand how powerful the golden race is.
But in the battle of the saints, the level of power displayed by the Miner people can only be regarded as slightly stronger than the people of silver. It can be a powerful silver empire, but it can be said to be the people of gold. The country is still too far away.
But there is no doubt that in the era of the Azure Knight, the Miner can definitely be regarded as the golden race, because the Azure Knight himself-is the Miner.
In other words, the power level of Miner’s empire has been continuously decreasing from its establishment to the end of the empire.
But-
If we say that the kingdom of the gods, and the decline of civilization before the Six Wars, are due to the twilight invasions.
If the power level of the mortal world has declined since the War of the Saints, it is a chain reaction caused by the retreat of the Silver People.
So why is the empire of the Miner people constantly declining
Although the Miner people have been fighting against the Chaos Legion outside the elemental barrier since the will of Twilight began in the middle and late stages, the empire has been thriving before that, with no foreign enemies or divisions. It has experienced A long period of peace.
In such an era, the empire is not only a level of strength, but even technology and civilization are regressing.
This is too inconsistent with the law of development of things.
There is only one possibility in Brando’s mind that can explain this—the plan of the gods and Martha:
The age of mortals—
Only for this reason can the Miner people consciously abandon the heritage of civilization from the previous era and begin to create a path of their own.
Only this reason can explain the inability of the people of silver and the reason for concealing the truth from mortals.
However, all of this was only a guess in his mind for the time being. This guess actually existed in his heart from the time he reached the boundary of the elements, and when he saw Andrea and other war goddesses, he confirmed it. After the true identity of the Land Legion, it became more and more entrenched.
But this is not enough.
He faintly felt that he had grasped something, but he needed further evidence. There were too many necessary links in these guesses. He had a hunch that there might be another truth behind this secret, but Andreas and the others have limited memories. The goddesses of war were actually made as combat weapons. In addition to the memory of war, it is about their birthplace. -Silver Plains, and everything about the past era, they don't have many memories.
However, in their mouths, there is another tribe who lives in Voende for some reason. This tribe is undoubtedly the ancestor of Freya. This bloodline that has been passed down from generation to generation in the human world is obviously more likely to have Memories of the past.
This is why Brando is so concerned about this issue. On the one hand, it is also because he hopes that Freya can solve the mystery of his own life experience, but on the other hand, it is for this speculation.
He had a thought that this might have something to do with the final answer—what is the age of mortals, and what exactly do the gods and Martha want to do
Brando walked forward along the courtyard of the cloister while telling Freya this idea, of course, omitting the most bizarre and bizarre part. Because he couldn't explain to Freya what the so-called "technology" and the knowledge and knowledge of his previous life were.
He just told Freya that her life experience may have something to do with the secret left by the Miner and the Dark Dragon.
Freya showed a pensive look. She thought for a moment, and then suddenly thought of something: "I don’t know much about my parents, Brando, I’m just hearsay about the past. Her Royal Highness once suggested that I have a chance to come. Fanuoen, go to visit my mother's family. She has the blood of the mountain people, and most of the mountain people have a long record of their clan and history..."
"And this," said Miss Valkyrie, removing a necklace from her neck: "This is what my mother left to me. It was passed to me by my uncle and aunt during the coming-of-age ceremony..."
"Is this the relic of your parents?" Brando was taken aback. "... This is too expensive, Freya."
"It's nothing, Brando," Freya shook her head. "I have very little memory of my parents. If it can help you find clues about my mother, it's more meaningful than it is, let alone, There are more important reasons, isn’t it?"
Brando took the necklace with a trace of the girl's body temperature and held it in his hand. It was a pretty silver pendant with a very ordinary moonstone inlaid on it.
Freya saw that he held the necklace in her hand, her face was a little red, and she probably thought of where the necklace was placed next to her body before.
Brando checked the necklace, and the two did not speak for a while, and there was silence in the promenade, only a faint moonlight.
Miss Valkyrie took two steps, suddenly slowed down, stopped and yelled softly, "Brando."
Brando was taken aback. He hadn't found anything suspicious on this necklace. This necklace seemed to be an ordinary relic, bearing the blessings and nostalgia of a mother for her daughter.
He heard Freya calling out his name behind him, and just about to turn around, he suddenly felt his body tighten slightly, his arms wrapped around his chest tightly.
Brando closed his mouth at once.
"I'm waiting for you in Eruin," Freya pressed her cheek to her back and said softly, almost shivering: "Everyone will be fine, right?"
Brando nodded.
Yes, it will be fine.
Whether it is this world or the person he wants to protect.