Laws of the Insect Hive

- You and I will be one in the end.

Medland's voice contained some emotion, some hostility, but more recognition.

With the appearance of Medland's voice, System gradually recovered from his feelings.

The insight contained in this golden acorn is indeed very unusual, and it has exceeded the scope of the goddess of nature.

But if Medland had such a deep understanding of nature, System couldn’t figure out why Medland had such a deep obsession with bugs.

I didn't think about it any further, because compared to finding the reason why Medland was hostile to bugs, what Medland said he wanted to integrate with him was obviously more important.

The meaning of Medland's words was already obvious. The old Druid didn't care about the priority of consciousness with him after he merged with him, but only cared that his ideas could be passed on.

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For this kind of fusion, System naturally chose to refuse.

There is a huge difference between fusion and accepting inheritance. After fusion, he may become stronger than acquiring inheritance, but at that time he is no longer him.

However, just as System wanted to resist, he once again accepted more insights from Golden Acorn.

This time, there was nothing like a fantasy, but something similar to a memory was forcibly poured into his mind, causing System's spirit to feel a little dazed.

Perhaps it was Medland who thought that giving him this memory and experience would make it easier for System to understand his own ideas and integrate with him.

With the infusion of Medland's memory, System learned a lot of things, including why Medland hated bugs.

System learned that Medland was an old monster that had survived for more than 13,000 years.

Like Eliot, the sage of the human spirit, Medland is also a character who exists as long as the gods exist.

And Medland's original nickname before the fall of the gods was not the sage of the forest, but the insect killer who was not well-known and was hostile to many elves.

It sounds a bit ridiculous. In fact, when Medlan was young, he was a swarm druid. His father was a swarm druid, and his mother was also a swarm druid.

He can be regarded as the second generation of a swarm druid with roots and roots, and he also hoped that he could become a powerful swarm druid at that time.

But then tragedy happened. There was a case of the worm beast killing the master. The legendary rank spider worm raised by his father killed his parents, and the spider worm dissolved his parents into juice in Medland's face. , then sucked it clean, and finally disappeared.

Since then, Medran has developed a distaste for worms, and he has given up being a swarm druid to become a nature druid.

In fact, Medland's original talent in nature druids was not very good, and he went against the teachings of nature druids and the will of the goddess of nature.

But things like worms can't be cleaned up at all. Every time the worms are cleaned up, these worms will re-emerge immediately.

Medland was also hostile to the swarm Druids for killing insects, and was also excluded from the natural druids. Later, he was punished by the Druid elders at that time and imprisoned for three hundred years.

However, after three hundred years of restoration of freedom, Medland did not repent, and continued to engage in his old business - killing insects.

And Medland's release also caught up with the big event in this world - the fall of the gods.

After the first few years of peace, the world has entered a millennium full of blood and war, and the civilization left by the gods has faded by at least 90% in this millennium.

At that time, the elves also had a civil strife that lasted for more than two thousand years because of the differences in the teachings of the moon god and the goddess of nature. It was not until the abyss demon invaded on a large scale that the divided elves were reunited.

But at the time, all this had nothing to do with Medland. What Medland had to do was to kill the insects silently, killing the insects that disgusted him, especially the beasts.

And because the whole world was in turmoil, no one could stop Medland from doing what he did in the sparsely populated Liert Forest.

It is also no one who cares about Medland. Medland, the insecticide who killed bugs for more than a hundred years, gradually realized something about nature.

Although it was nature, it was not the nature that the goddess of nature taught him.

In the teachings of the goddess of nature, what a druid should do is to sort out nature, guide nature, and keep the nature of the forest in balance.

But Medland killed insects again and again. With the resurgence of insects, the forest ecological environment changed and restored again and again. Medland found that nature was far less fragile than he thought, even if he set fire to the forest in order to eliminate the insects. Burn it clean, and after a few years, the forest will return to its original state.

There were even times when the forest revitalized even stronger than before he killed the insects.

Because of killing insects, Medland opened a window for himself, letting Medland know that nature was not as narrow as he thought.

So Medland stopped killing insects and chose to travel the world on foot...

Two thousand years later, the gray-haired, old-faced Medland returned to the Lierte Forest. During these two thousand years, he had unknowingly been promoted to the legendary rank, and because of saving Lil, who had been invaded by demons, The special forest, known as the forest sage.

And the former insecticide Medland has long been forgotten because of his appearance.

However, after two thousand years of practice, Medland still did not let go of his dislike of insects. Although he himself knew that killing insects was meaningless and should not kill insects, he would still kill some if there was something wrong.

He just couldn't control himself.

Later, the druids of the druid family rebelled and took refuge in the purgatory dragon Organ.

It can be said that killing bugs has become an unchangeable habit of Medland, and it is precisely because Medland can't let go of this obsession that he stays at the pinnacle of legend and has never been able to advance to the fantasy rank.

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And with the infusion of heritage memories, System also understood why Medland didn't pass on his ideas to those ordinary Druids, because Medland maybe knew that his ideas were too crazy.

It has nothing to do with bugs. In Medland's view, nature has no direct relationship with any forest or the harmony of all things. Medland believes that in order to maintain a stable nature, all the mysteries in this world must be eliminated.

Whether it is the magical energy of this world, or the spiritual power, or the title power given by the will of the world, they must disappear.

The reason why the goddess of nature is so narrow is because the authority of the goddess of nature is too low, so he wants to add more authority to the goddess of nature and make the goddess of nature the only god in this world.

As long as the goddess of nature becomes the only god, all the mysteries of this world can be eliminated and the world can be kept stable...

Of course, Medland also considered that the goddess of nature would not accept his idea, then there would be no need for the goddess of nature to exist at that time.

There is no need for any gods to exist in this world...

And the will of the north wind and the will of winter are the targets that Medland first aimed at. Whether it was the battle between the two brothers Ola and Ogan, or Ola was coaxed by Medland to go to the winter wonderland to snatch the will of the north wind, it was Mei. The means used by Derain.

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"Let all the gods in the whole world disappear..."

Feeling Medland's crazy idea, System couldn't help but think that after leaving with the female Druid Yvette at that time, he also said similar words.

And with this recall, System returned to the sea of ​​numbers in his spiritual world and turned into that huge ball of light.

System found that in his digital sea, a vague and weak figure appeared, which seemed to disappear at any moment.

The figure gave him a quiet and peaceful voice: "You really have the same philosophy as me."

System seemed to feel something, and sighed and replied, "If I agree with your philosophy, maybe you've merged with me, and you won't become the fuzzy look you are now..."