401: Chapter 241: The thod to Fulfill Benjamin’s Obsession (6000 Words Combined into One)_2 401: Chapter 241: The thod to Fulfill Benjamin’s Obsession (6000 Words Combined into One)_2 But when it ca to a non-human like Brian, the possibilities were so much greater.
“‘Super Mitic Skin’ Talent, almost worth three hundred units of Gift Energy, should be more than what I’ve seen.
It’s a sha that although my Blood Moon Ability has evolved and gained an annotation-like function, which allows to see the changes in my form and abilities after a Talent Fusion, I still can’t feel and explore the Talent’s power intimately…”
At that mont, Brian felt as if there was an ant crawling in his heart, ticklish, like reading a novel and reaching a thrilling plot point, only to find that damn author had cut the chapter short.
You ask him, “What happens next?”
And he has the audacity to look you straight in the face and say, “There’s nothing next.”
That was really frustrating.
Brian was particularly fascinated by the ‘Super Mitic Skin’ Talent.
He was now very keen to know the limits of the ‘Super Mitic Skin’ Talent.
Invisibility, what man wouldn’t find that tempting?
Of course, Brian wasn’t the sleazy type so might imagine.
As a paragon of justice, he simply thought the ability, whether used for escape or infiltration, was a godsend – and considering its high value, there must be other magical special powers as well.
The problem was, Benjamin’s obsession was to beco a milestone in human history.
How could he accomplish that?
Just as Brian was pondering whether to take a trip to the sea and kill another Mutant Big Octopus, his eyes suddenly caught the third Gift Talent – Heritage Bloodline.
A light bulb went off in Brian’s head.
This obsession might not be unachievable after all.
But there needed to be so “story” in between.
Yes, story.
…
The introduction of Heritage Bloodline was utterly absurd.
‘An ancient and noble civilization,’ ‘the offspring of a lost civilization’s remnant bloodline’…
Every word told Brian that the octopuses, which were being turned into countless snack foods like takoyaki, char siu, and grilled skewers every day, might be descendants of so advanced civilization.
They may not know what they went through to end up as food now, only surviving due to their strong reproductive capabilities.
To be honest.
In all of Brian’s past and present knowledge of history, there was no such discovery of a similar alien civilization.
At most, there were so legends.
Such as the theory that the Egyptian pyramids were constructed by ancient Egyptians in imitation of an alien spacecraft.
Or the highly advanced civilization that worshiped the sea god Atlantis, ntioned in Plato’s Dialogues, which perished in a flood thousands of years ago.
There are many such legends of civilizations.
But nearly none have been confird.
The closest match is actually the ‘Atlantis’ civilization.
Because archaeologists have excavated so very old ruins in the land where the legend was spread.
Those ruins are ancient, from before the appearance of human writing, very old in ti.
Moreover, this civilization venerated the sea god and was close to the sea.
This fits well with the form of octopuses.
However, from the state of those ruins, there are no traces of a highly advanced civilization, but rather like the remains of earthen structures drowned by water.
Plus, in both the East and the West, around the sa ti period, there were myths and legends about a great flood.
Therefore, so scholars believe that a long ti ago on this planet, there must have been a global flood that led to the destruction of many early human civilizations, leaving those traces.
Thinking this way, the likelihood that these Big Octopuses originated from the legendary civilization of ‘Atlantis’ is not very high.
Brian was more inclined to believe they were aliens who ca from outer space.
After all, octopuses have a physiology that is fundantally different from other creatures on this planet.
All the above were reasons why Brian had so confidence in fulfilling Benjamin’s obsession.
Just imagine.
What would humanity react to knowing that the origin of their greatest enemy in the ocean, the ‘Deep Sea Divers,’ is?
A sense of crisis!
After all, if it was just the sea Mutant Beasts impacting human shipping and their quantity affecting human activities, at most it could be considered a nuisance.
Humanity, with its modern advanced technology and a plethora of terrifying weapons, wouldn’t consider this group a real threat.
But what if the other side also had its own civilization?
That would be a completely different matter!
It would be a struggle for survival between humanity and the descendants of another civilization.
As the current rulers of the planet, humans would definitely not want such a group to erge and compete with them for dominance.
Brian’s earlier speculations, along with others who were in the know, would also think along the sa lines, and perhaps even more so.
The feasibility of this plan was very high.
So how could he let humanity know the true origin of those octopuses?
After pondering for a mont, Brian had an answer.
The more you do, the more mistakes you make.
Revealing so true information about the Lurkers and then borrowing a few words from Benjamin would be enough to imply that the Deep Sea Divers had their own civilization.
Exactly how to say it required a bit of acting.
In this regard, Brian had made so progress under the tutelage of his uncle over the years.
As long as the people in charge believed this information.
Then Benjamin’s obsession might be deed fulfilled.
You wanted to be a milestone in human history, didn’t you?
So as Mr.
Benjamin, an evil scientist who, in pursuit of power, transplanted forbidden substances, revealed the true nature of the group of Deep Sea Divers under the impact of emotional stress and unclear consciousness, leading to a potential civilization war between humans and the Deep Sea Divers…
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