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Chapter 7 The First Crisis of Rationality

Chen Yi stood on the top of the mountain, looking down at the land in front of her.

Under the snow-capped mountains, the kingdom of the Logosians is neither thousands of miles away nor close at hand.

The Logos people are expanding and growing rapidly. The kingdom is built by them with piled up mud houses or tree holes. Countless large beasts such as mammoths have their bones removed to decorate the kingdom after sharing their food. The solid rock made the palace.

The Logos people are honored by this.

However, looking down from the top of the mountain, you will find that the achievements of the Logos people over the past decade—the Kingdom of Logos is nothing more than the gravel of the world, and everything is still so small.

But this does not mean that He is not happy.

The Logos worships fire as his image, and they have no adequate title for him in their hearts.

However, God doesn't care about that.

"The Logos live long, so long that they wait a long time before they die."

Looking from the top of the mountain, Logosians are smaller than ants, Chen Yi said to herself:

"If one of them dies, it means that for the first time in this world, a rational being faces death."

At that time, the rational Logosians will have to face a millennium problem.

death.

God paced slowly on the top of the mountain.

There is snow on the high mountains, and His footprints are not in that snow.

For me, death does not exist.

When she came to this world, Chen Yi knew that she would exist forever until the end of the world.

The lack of memory evaporates the emotion of the body, and only the compassion of the lowest divinity surpasses life.

Chen Yi looked at these Logosians.

King Saber and his people believed that nothing could destroy this invincible midsummer.

Therefore, they hunted and killed wild animals wantonly, offered rich animal sacrifices, and indulged in pleasure.

God is thinking about how to enlighten them as they recognize death.

Because among the creatures in this world, only they have rationality and can be called "world people".

His thoughts did not last long.

At this time, the ancient chaos suddenly rolled and surged.

The primordial will repels the coming god.

Raising his head suddenly, he stared at the ancient chaos above the ocean, and invisible forces rushed to the top of the mountain from all directions.

Chen Yi lowered her head slightly.

Compared with before, his figure has changed.

dimmed.

Although almost imperceptible.

But his figure was indeed dimmed.

Chen Yi looked at the ancient chaos, which seemed to be showing fangs and rolling.

There is no doubt that the original will of the world threatens its own existence.

God slightly closed his eyes and fell into a brief thought.

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The Logos realized that their longevity was simply astonishing, as was their physical stamina.

Hundreds of years have passed, and the young people headed by King Saber have only entered middle age. So far, no one has ever died of natural causes.

This is unimaginable in the ape-man period.

The kingdom with a population of several thousand has also grown to tens of thousands of people. The collection and hunting in the original hunting area can no longer meet the needs. Therefore, the kingdom has become bigger and bigger, and the hunting of wild beasts is not so arbitrary. King Sabo has to Let the whole group have some moderation.

However, King Sabo still firmly believes that his kingdom is still prosperous and the midsummer of the kingdom has not yet come to an end.

Archa, the king's brother, was worried from time to time.

"Brother Wang, those ape-men who were in the prime of life now have more and more gray hair. Our people are getting old."

"Yar, you don't have to worry, we are blessed by fire."

King Sappor sat on a king's throne made of stone,

"Grow old and grow old, fire will always be with us, and we and our kingdom will never perish."

"Is there anything incorruptible in this world?"

Yaer questioned, he was the only one in the kingdom who could question King Sabo like this,

"Maybe, I mean maybe, maybe we're all going to die! We're not eternal!"

"what are you saying?!"

King Sabo showed anger, stood up, slapped the throne,

"The flame is eternal, and we are naturally eternal. You are the high priest of fire. Don't you know that this flame is passed down from our ape-man ancestors? It has not been extinguished until now!"

Facing the angry King Sabo, Yaer trembled involuntarily with his hands and feet, showing timidity.

"Go back, Yar. Make sacrifices to the fire."

King Saber said with words.

Yaer walked out of King Sabor's stone palace tremblingly, and walked through dozens of long steps extending from the palace. Gradually, his figure disappeared from King Sabor's sight.

The brother left lonely, and King Sabo felt a little guilty.

His brother Yaer is neither brave nor resolute, but Yaer's sensitivity and intelligence are always commendable, otherwise King Saber would not let him sacrifice to that existence.

Wang loves his brother.

In many Logos families, once a child is born, the child is loved more than the brother.

But Saber is different.

Sabo cares more about his brother than about his children.

It's not that he has no children, on the contrary, his wives have given birth to several children for him, some of whom have already married and some are still in their infancy.

Of course Sabo loves his offspring, and his offspring are Logosians from birth. Only Ar has been with him since he was an ape-man, and he is also his right-hand man in establishing the kingdom.

Gazing at the long staircase extending from the palace, Sabo raised his hand and called a servant over.

"Did you hunt a Maverick last time? Send the fur of that Maga to Yar."

"My lord, but... that is what you are most happy with..."

The servant wanted to dissuade him, but met King Sabo's unquestionable eyes.

The servant fell silent and bowed his head to obey the king's order.

King Sabo's favorite fur was sent to Yaer's residence that night.

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Everything is not as Sappor on the throne of the king said.

the development of history,
On the contrary, it just rightly confirmed Yar's words.

Those Logosians who were the first to grow gray hair coincidentally died in a certain period of time.

Hundreds of people died, no one knew how it happened, no one knew who was the first to die, but everyone knew that there was no last death.

After receiving the language, the kingdom expanded and life was rich. During their long lifespan, the Logos gradually forgot the appearance of death.

Today, the Logos is proud of reason and ashamed of being a beast.

In the age of the apes, death was a very common thing that accompanied them throughout their lives.

To die is to die, and the grief will linger for days, but never deeply, because the dangerous hunt goes on, the precarious days go on.

However, the Logos, who was no longer precarious, was shocked to find out.

The grief of death is far deeper than imagined, thousands of times deeper than that of being a beast.

People in Logos shed tears when they heard that someone had died.

Death breaks the heart of the kingdom like a thorn.

The earth is raining and the Logos is weeping.

Nearly one in ten died, evoking primal fears among the Logosians.

The Logosians, who evolved from the apes, discovered the source of the fear - the blessed Logosians would die.

They will be sick and die.
Even the only rational life in the world will die!
Even though they know that in the midst of dangerous hunting, people will usher in the end of their lives.

Being able to be killed is not the same concept as natural death.

The former is tangible, but the latter is intangible.

The Logos civilization is facing an unprecedented crisis.

That crisis is not material, but rooted in the soul, originating from reason.

The Logos asked,
The greatest question of all civilization:

"Why do we have to die?!"

After the Logos learned to record history,
Document this as…

The first crisis of rationality.

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(End of this chapter)