A rare magical miracle in the world-Chapter 771 - 449 Witch (Seeking Monthly Pass)

Harls's statement was not unfounded, for the world of the Electronic Frontier also contained the Blue Star and the civilization recognized by Bailuo.

However, the Electronic Frontier represented a future world where the civilization of Blue Star had long been destroyed, with all history, myths, and religions becoming ancient legends and relics.

Yet with Harls's ability, he knew extremely well about the age of Blue Star, and he could even be deemed omniscient.

[Atheism]

This was a very powerful passive ability that Harls possessed, it was also a principle recognized and upheld by most scientists in the Electronic Frontier World.

In their view, myths and religions were either exaggerations and transformations of history or spiritual pillars desperately needed by people living in an era of material scarcity to persevere.

If it was the former, Harls was willing to acknowledge its value of existence.

For example, in the case of Ali's Pangu Incarnation, if the Pangu of this prototype truly existed in the ancient times as a peerless hero, then Harls's atheism could not erase his power; in fact, it might even restrain the might of those from the Electronic Frontier.

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After all, respecting history was something every scholar ought to do; science did not necessarily nullify myths, because myths could very well be the cornerstone of science.

However, Chaos is something that came from nothing, a term from religious philosophy.

No matter which form of Chaos it was, from the philosophical perspective, it constituted mythicism, which was ineffective against Harls.

If your Chaos refers to the state before the universe's birth at a scientific level, it would be futile in front of the Electronic Frontier's big shots.

As for the Pangu Axe...

What a laughable object, belonging to the figments crafted within literary works, even less substantial than myths.

'You use something fictional from storybooks to fight me?'

The essence of [Atheism] is to trace back to origins; it can directly attack the source of any move or power system.

Theoretically, all miracles are carriers of things from the past, and Miracle Power manifests the energy of that thing; to some extent, the summoning of Harls by the Electronic Frontier World also belonged to this category.

But in Harls's view, he truly existed in the past.

So unless you could find the source of Harls, you could only face him as constructed by the Electronic Frontier; just like the Pangu Axe, if it genuinely possessed the power to create heaven and earth, then the Star Emperor Princess could not resist.

Only by clearing away the layers of mystery and discovering the essence of things could you target it and utterly destroy it.

"Miracles, indeed, are an extraordinary force."

"I have seen the Flood before and have researched it," Harls said as he floated in front of the Star Emperor Princess, looking down at Bailuo and the others. "Compared to miracles, the Flood is more basic and ubiquitous, but it lacks diversity. The feasibility of miracles is still greater."

"Would a person like you also be constrained by Great Power?"

"No being can escape the bonds of Great Power."

Harls responded reflexively, turning towards the voice, but his attention fell on the old uncle, and he gave a slight start before smiling, "Look who it is?"

The man descended from the starry sky and arrived in front of the old uncle as if a true deity had arrived: "Is that not Artian? Meeting you here in this state is truly wondrous."

"If it's you, perhaps you could find my current host," Harls did not launch a surprise attack, for he disliked skulking around. "But I'm just a trial sculpted out by the Electronic Frontier; if you can eliminate me, you win, what does it hurt?"

"My name is Saros."

The old uncle discerned Harls's character; he did not strike immediately, instead choosing to give Bailuo and the rest ample time to prepare.

As Harls said, this was merely a test provided by the Electronic Frontier, and he was that ultimate boss.

"Artian is not a name," Harls shook his head, not caring what the old uncle was called; in his eyes, the old uncle was always Artian: "You could consider it the source of all wisdom and the incarnation in the human world; he is the guide, leading people forward."

"So..."

Harls looked at Bailuo and his senior sister, "Which of these two is the king you have chosen?"

"Oh, it's you, Son of Yagen."

Being called the Son of Yagen was not a first for Bailuo, plus he had met Yagen, whose constant refrain was, "I'm your mother," not to mention that Yagen bore the appearance of Bailuo's own mother, leaving him quite helpless.

So it seemed Bailuo was unlikely to shake the title of Son of Yagen.

If he couldn't escape it, then he would accept it, just as one might join those who could not be beaten.

Bailuo felt that the title of Son of Yagen could be advantageous, so whether he was or not, he should just accept it.

"It seems he is indeed the king you have chosen."

Artian was extremely powerful, but he was neither a ruler nor a dominator.

On the contrary, Artian's mission with each incarnation was consistent, which was to find a true king and then nurture him to his full potential.

Just like Merlin by King Arthur's side, the latter was a sage, the former just a mortal, but it was the mortal-born king who ruled the world of men, not the naturally extraordinary sage.

"But what are you?"

Suddenly, Harls turned to the senior sister, his gaze growing sharper and his body gradually moving closer. Seeing this, Bailuo immediately stepped forward, standing shoulder to shoulder with his senior sister.

"Hehehe."

"Impressive techniques, Witch."

Harls's reference to the senior sister as 'Witch' revealed his skepticism; he looked back and forth between Bailuo and his senior sister before finally addressing his uncle, "It seems you're quite unfit for the job, allowing such a thing to sneak in."

"What do you mean?"

This wasn't the first time the senior sister had heard such a description. When referred to by the Empress of the Far North, she was called 'thing,' not 'person,' and now Harls was doing the same.

Honestly, the senior sister was also confused; could it be that she really had some disgraceful origin?

"If you want to fight, then fight."

As Harls insulted his wife, Bailuo would be less of a man if he didn't defend her: "Such verbal insults are truly despicable."

"We can fight anytime."

"However, the Electronic Frontier has given me a mission," Harls said. "Regardless of victory or defeat, this mission cannot change, and right now, we need to talk about her."

"Who are you?"

Harls asked, "Why have I never seen you before?"

"My name is Isefia."

The senior sister pulled Bailuo behind her, her power accumulating as though she was ready to confront Harls at any moment, as well as to protect her man. "You described me as a 'thing' and a 'witch.' Are you trying to insult me?"

"Isefia?"

"Queen of Avalon?"

"The Queen of Avalon is called Isefia?"

Through a series of questions, Harls, obtaining some means, had discerned the senior sister's identity and origins: "That little guy called Di Sui who was here earlier also said that he was sent by the queen."

"I see."

Harls gazed intently at the senior sister and said gravely, "You've stolen the queen's identity, you truly are the greatest blight of this world, Witch."