Chapter 226 - prehistoric civilization

Number of Words: 3088 Update Time: 2012-11-17 10: 06: 00

It was still the same aristocratic room.

The fire in the fireplace was still burning. The pine branches in the furnace seemed to never run out. There was even a faint fragrance of pine in the air. In fact, a holographic projection system built by a laser generator and a force field device could burn pine in the fireplace for ten thousand years as long as it had energy.

Unlike the last time, the oil painting of the Mona Lisa had disappeared and was replaced by the work of the famous Miller, The Planter.

In this oil painting, hardworking farmers sow seeds in the desolate woods, hoping for a good harvest in the coming year. However, there were birds hovering in the sky above the screen. The hungry birds stared at the seeds on the ground, waiting for a chance to eat.

The oil painting was meticulous and showed the relationship between man and nature perfectly. But for Oglock, what he saw was another world. To him, he was like the hard-working sower in a painting, sowing the seeds of civilization on the turbulent ruins of the New Age. But there were always those who were like greedy birds, preying on the seeds that had yet to sprout, and letting Oglock's hard work go to waste.

This thought inevitably reminded him of his former comrades, today's enemies. From the report on his desk, he found out that there were more than a dozen pieces of information regarding the Heroic Spirit Hall. From the relevant information, it was easy to see that the Heroic Spirit Hall had been moving frequently recently. From this information, Oglock could see that his old rival had ordered a large number of war chariot parts at some of his company's bases in the wilderness, as well as the recycling and stockpiling of nuclear waste and high-quality uranium.

Thirty years ago, a war broke out between the two organizations over the entire coastline due to differences in philosophy. At the end of the war, the two sides signed the Peace Treaty. In the public statement, it was pointed out that both sides were aware that if the war continued, it would destroy the few remaining civilizations of humanity. However, the truth was that Oglock and Ben both knew that it was only driven by benefits.

After all, if the two evenly matched organizations were to fight the war to the end, the only outcome left was mutual destruction. Neither Oglock nor Ben wanted to see this situation, which was why the Peace Treaty had appeared.

During that war, Oglock was attracted to weapons developed by the Hall of Heroic Spirits using some of the technology derived from the sacred scriptures. After the Armistice, Oaklow sent the infiltrating spies back to the Hall of Heroic Spirits with news of the Holy Trail, which shocked the Chancellor of the Dark Council. It was also because of this that the Dark Council decided to set off for the Southwest region of the land, which was surrounded by the Primal Forest and the mountain range.

To announce the public naturally is the Dark Council to open up Xinjiang once again. In fact, they were looking for something similar to a sacred relic.

After the catastrophe, the planet's appearance had undergone a tremendous change. While some of the old cities and bases were preserved, more disappeared in the cataclysm of the Cataclysm. The land plates split and splintered; volcanoes, tsunamis; land subsidence, seabed ascent, and so on. All kinds of disasters that had buried the civilization of the past had caused a few remains that were not known to the world to surface.

Through the development of the southwest for the past ten years, the Dark Council also grasped a relic of an unknown civilization. Right now, nearly a third of the council's resources were devoted to the research of that relic. And in that huge research team, there were more than ten human civilization researchers. During the long process of deciphering the relic, Oglock knew that the civilization that the relic represented had once truly existed on Earth.

Whether it was the totem culture found in the ruins or the symbolic symbols, they all indicated that they originated from Earth and not from outer space. More recently, Dr. Julian, who presided over the research, made a bold guess. This unknown civilization was most likely the Atlantis civilization that had suddenly disappeared from the history of Earth.

As for Atlantis, it was of great interest to many experts and scholars in the old days. According to some of the relics unearthed at the time, Atlantis was once a powerful empire. Their level of civilization was far above the average level of humanity at that time. However, such a civilization suddenly disappeared from the history of mankind, becoming a fault in civilization.

The old era concluded that Atlantis had disappeared because of some deadly disaster. What kind of disaster? There were people who said there were tsunami, people who said there were earthquakes, and people who said there were volcanic eruptions. Even though his guess was correct, he couldn't come up with a conclusion.

The reason Dr. Julian guessed that the ruins they had discovered were relics of Atlantis civilization was because, in addition to the large number of concentric markings found in the ruins, there was a pattern of three-storey buildings. Both of these were the most typical signs of Atlantis, and with the evidence of other discoveries from the ruins, Dr. Julian was able to come up with this bold conjecture.

Oglock knew very well that Julian, who could be compared with Dr. Shaw, had made a great contribution to the study of human civilization. Since he could make such a conjecture, it was not far from the truth. There is the same commonality in many descriptions of the civilization of Atlantis.

That is, Atlantis was, at the time, a very powerful empire. They are very rich and technologically advanced. Atlantis has conquered the sky and the sea, and they have an unusually advanced energy system, using a hexagonal crystal called magnetite, which absorbs sunlight and turns it into energy for the city. In the old days, in 1968, two stone structures were indeed found under the sea near Bimini Island, relics of the few surviving Atlantis civilizations of the world.

Judging from the remains discovered today, the old era's description and conjecture of the civilization of Atlantis was not wrong. On the contrary, it was still underestimated. In Dr. Julian's report, the research team found that the ruins contained not only an incomprehensible light energy system, but also a structure similar to an airport. This means that the Atlantis civilization was already equipped with the ability and tools to move towards the sky.

If Oglock had known that he had discovered an Atlantis spacecraft underground in the Great Rift, he would have been more shocked.

Currently, the research team is analyzing and replicating the technology and technology of this prehistoric civilization within the relic. Oglock knew that the same work was being carried out by the Hall of Heroic Spirits, and that it had exceeded that of the Dark Council for nearly twenty years. This made it clear that the Hall of Heroic Spirits might already be ahead of the Dark Council in some areas, which was something Oglock could not tolerate.

In the recent reports on the movements of the Heroic Spirit Hall, it was not hard to see that his old rival might have made some breakthroughs in certain areas. Oglock had a premonition that the war would soon begin again. Therefore, there was a lot that he needed to do before then.

For example, weakening the power of the Heroic Spirit Hall.

As he closed his eyes to think, countless plans and plans were born in Oglock's mind. With a computing power comparable to that of an artificial intelligence computer, Oglock analyzed and compared the plans. After a short while, dozens of plans were rejected, and the rest were branded as things to be done. In less than ten minutes, Oglock had already decided on his plan for dealing with the Heroic Spirit Hall.

At this moment, the butler in human form, who was imitated by artificial intelligence, said to Oglock respectfully, "Sir, VIP # 5 requests an audience."

Oglock opened his eyes, and a black flame flared in his pupils. This guest number five was an important chess piece for him in the Hall of Heroic Spirits. Even Oglock didn't know his true identity. But Oglock knew that his background was not small, because he knew all the secrets of the Hall of Heroic Spirits. At the same time, he was an ambitious person. The credibility points he had gained from selling information over the years from the dark merchants had not changed at all. According to Oglock's knowledge, it was already a huge fortune.

It was huge enough to cover the needs of the dark merchants for a small but decisive war.

And Oglock liked ambitious people, because such people meant that they were moved by the benefits.

"Let him in." Oglock said to the electronic butler.

Moments later, the VIP who had used a gorgeous mask to conceal his appearance walked into the special guest room reserved for him by Oglock.

"Can I help you, sir?" Oglock asked with a smile, looking at him.

The masked man revealed a profound smile and said, "I'm here to fill in the gaps in the information from last time, as well as to sell some information that you'll be interested in. Honorable Hades."

"Oh, is that the information about zero?" asked Oglock.

The masked man nodded his head and said, "The final assessment of the new army camp will be held in three days. The examination will be held at an abandoned base a hundred kilometers west of Asgard."

As he spoke, the masked man stretched out his hand and tapped on the void. With the movement of his finger, the terminal of the intellectual brain spread throughout the room to identify the man's instructions and operate accordingly. A translucent map appeared between the man and Oglock. The masked man made some motions with his hands, and the next moment, the location of the Cossack base was clearly shown on the map.

With a wave of his hand in the direction of Oglock, the map drifted toward him. Oglock made a shrinking and folding motion with his hand, and the map was preserved.

The chairman of the dark council nodded, "I will accept this information. I think the Parkland family will need your additional information."

The masked man said, "Then let's talk about the other intelligence reports. I think you'll be interested in buying them!"