Riding and slashing the stars of empire civilization

"Oh, she didn't say anything and just gave you the gun?"

Looking at Alori who took out a pile of pottery shards, bones, and powders of various colors to study the King-Selecting Spear, Milin went to the palace through the secret passage in the basement. Attila asked.

It is very interesting that this tunnel is opened directly in the kitchen.

"She's just worried," Attila replied.

"What are you worried about? Are you worried that I won't return her gun if I take it away?" Milin said with a smile.

"No, she was worried that if she didn't have a weapon in her hand, others in the palace would notice something was wrong." Attila replied.

Ella, who was listening to the chat between Attila and Milin, turned her head and said to Milin in a subtle tone:

"It seems like she's betting everything on you?"

"It's a young choice, but it's also the right choice. After all, no matter how kind-hearted the queen is, she can't be allowed to become the king of Battania."

Milin said with a shrug.

Although Malakar did not say it directly, since the Khan of the grassland people and the Wolf King of the Nords are nodes, then the position of the Supreme King of Batania is likely to be a node as well.

Based on this, the Sultan of Aselei, the Grand Duke of Sturgia, and the King of Vlandia must have similar settings.

Even if there is no such thing as a node, Milin has already set his sights on these crowns.

Attila didn't pay much attention to the fact that he wanted to become a khan.

Anyway, from a certain perspective, the grassland people living on the eastern grasslands and the Nords living in the northern tundra do not care much about the bloodline of the ruler.

Whoever has the bigger fist is the last word, and claims rights are worthless.

The current grassland khan, Brother Menchu, is able to secure the position passed down by his ancestors not because of his noble bloodline.

It was accomplished with the help of the tens of thousands of people who controlled the strings of Urhun Naishi of the Kuset tribe.

As long as Attila can bring down Brother Menchu's Urhun tribe, then Attila will naturally be the khan of the grassland people.

Knock down all the tribes, and you will be the Sky Khan on the grassland.

According to the tradition of the grassland people, Attila, who has completed this step, can change the current name of the grassland people from Kuset to Kugit.

Of course, Attila could also change the name to "Hung" as Milin said

Anyway, whatever Tian Khan says is what it says, and it won’t be a problem if it’s changed to Daxia.

"Then you have to change the name Khan to Shanyu."

Milin said to Attila.

Attila Chanyu sounds interesting.

After hearing what Milin said to Attila, Aila twitched the corners of her mouth and said:

"Then Admiral, are you planning to change the name of the empire to Dahan?"

"How is it possible..." Milin immediately looked at Ella and said, "Are you kidding me?" "Of course it's the Senate and the people of Rome."

"Then, Admiral, how do you plan to change the names of other countries? The Principality of Rus? Franks? England? Germania? Britannia? And...Ottoman?"

Ella's expression became strange as she spoke.

"That's not the case. Religion should not be born in this world anyway." Milin also said with a strange expression.

When he first traveled through time, Milin felt that the most amazing thing about this world was that there was no religion.

Not only were there no mainstream religions, there were not even some small religions.

Even the wolf god that the Nords believe in is at best some kind of totem worship.

Not to mention that the worshiped wolf god himself shed his skin and ran away to experience mortal life.

After chatting with Cassandra, Milin realized that this was done deliberately. The daily job of those temple guards was to cut down mountains and destroy temples, and eliminate all possible religions at their source.

To some extent, this is also an Imperial truth followed by those Temple Guards.

"If there was no monotheism, it would not be the Ottomans, but Persia." Aila, who knew why Milin said that Ottoman Maimaiti would not be born, said.

"Yes, Persia, but I suspect that if I really want to turn those Aserai people into Persians, Malakar might be anxious." Milin said with a smile.

"Why?" Ella asked strangely.

"Because she is Leonidas' granddaughter." Milin said to Ella.

"Oh, that's it. It will definitely be urgent."

Of course Ella knew who Leonidas was, the Spartan king who defended Thermopylae during the Second Battle of Hippo, and the famous leader of the Three Hundred Heroes.

Rebuilding Persia in front of Kassandra is no different from rebuilding Ottoman in front of Ayla.

It's like saying "Keep your head but not your hair, keep your hair but not your head" in front of Milin.

"Boss, what are you talking about?" Alori, who didn't know when to stop working, came up and asked.

"Story from another world, how did you check it? Is this gun a node?"

Milin, who paused to play historical jokes with Ella, asked Alori.

"It's not a node." Alori answered simply.

"??" Milin showed a puzzled expression. Could it be that there are still errors in the system?

"It's the key." Alori said, a little out of breath.

"What key?" Milin asked curiously.

"e..." Alori showed a somewhat troubled expression, as if he didn't know how to explain to Milin.

"Will it help break this barrier?" Milin, who noticed what Alori was struggling with, asked directly about the result.

"Not sure." Alori's answer was hesitant.

"Not sure?" Milin asked curiously.

"This is a key, but I don't know what it is. It may be related to the barrier that covers this world, but it may not matter." Alori said.

"Don't you and that Long Qi react to each other?" Milin asked.

"No, or I don't know how to make them react. Should I tie the flag up?" Alori sighed.

The idea that stones from other mountains can attack jade is not very applicable to the power of the idealistic system, not to mention that Alori is not very good at theoretical research.

This kind of power, which is completely different from the one controlled by Alori, is not much different from Gray Wind's nanobots in Alori's eyes.

"Is that so? How does it anchor the world?" Milin, who knew what Alori was sighing, nodded and asked.

"Huh? Anchor the world?" Alori was slightly shocked by Milin's statement.

"What's wrong, didn't I tell you? Oh, it seems I really didn't tell you." Milin patted his forehead, remembering that he didn't seem to tell Alori the most important thing.

But it's not too late to say it now. As Ella watched, suppressing a smile, Milin told the description of the holy spear in his golden finger.

Not much description, just "something that anchors the world"

Then, with just such a sentence, Alori said with an enlightened expression:

"That's right. Boss, you should have told me earlier. You've been busy for a long time in vain."

After complaining a little, Alori took out a half-human-sized scroll from his "bag".

"You still have this thing?" Milin, who didn't pay attention to the system's reminder when Alori took out the scroll, recognized what this thing was at first glance, asked strangely.

"Of course I'll keep it. This is a good thing. You can't sell it for money, right?" Alori said casually.

"e" Milin showed a subtle expression.

Alori, who didn't notice Milin's expression, wanted to open the Elder Scroll in his hand, but failed to open it after trying several times.

"Strange, why can't it be opened?" Alori asked strangely.

"Can't you open it? Then let me try." After saying that, Milin put his hand on the ancient scroll in Alori's hand.

"...Be careful, boss." Alori, who subconsciously wanted to stop Milin, seemed to think of something and stopped.

"I will pay attention." Milin, who opened a crack as soon as he started, seemed to remember something after Alori's reminder, turned his head and said to the other people in the room:

"You guys should go out for a moment. It's easy to get blind if you look directly at this thing."

"Yeah." Ella and Attila, who did not question Milin's statement, walked out of the basement directly, and at the same time grabbed Lapland who wanted to watch the fun.

Only Gray Feng remained motionless.

Before Milin could question, Gray Feng said:

"I don't see the world through my eyes, Commander."

After hearing what Gray Wind said, Milin opened the ancient scroll in his hand without saying anything.