This Text Adventure Game is definitely poisonous Chapter 1111 - 1111 506 The Past of Bitter Garden2

1111: Chapter 506: The Past of Bitter Garden_2 1111: Chapter 506: The Past of Bitter Garden_2 The instant Ling Long disappeared, a trendously vast influx of mories suddenly flooded into Mu You’s mind.

Previously, when he had deepened his contract with the fairy girl, he had glimpsed the fairy girl’s experiences that spanned over a thousand years.

However, the mories before him now were entirely different.

The life of the fairy girl seed lengthy, but her existence was actually quite monotonous, with most mories being simple and boring repetitions, which is why they were quickly digested.

Ling Long’s mories, however, were complex.

One could never guess what she was prepared to do next, and they were filled with a multitude of indescribable scenes, truly a feast for the eyes.

Even with Mu You prepared, it took him a full half-hour to barely digest her mories.

When Mu You opened his eyes again, Ling Long had already reappeared beside him, watching him with a smile.

“How does it feel, my original self?

Have you understood the situation now?”

Mu You looked at her with a strange expression.

“Your life was quite debauched…”

Having seen her mories, Mu You now knew that this girl had actually established a ‘harem’ within this imperial palace.

Her daily interest was in collecting and admiring the beauties of the entire country and the aesthetically pleasing fairies…

“Don’t mind these details.

Besides, these are the mories you need as well, aren’t they?

I was ‘forced’ to do it for the sake of your interests, after all…” Ling Long said, spreading her hands.

Mu You rolled his eyes at her words.

He had to admit, after the synchronization with Ling Long’s mories, the restless Bone of the Demon God inside him had imdiately cald down.

Among the seven deadly sins represented by the Divine Bone, those associated with ‘lust’ and ‘gluttony’ had been completely assimilated.

He had even surpassed the task at hand.

Of course, setting aside those less reputable mories, from the intermittent normal mories, Mu You had also quickly clarified the developnt trajectory of the Bitter Garden over the past four thousand years.

Four thousand years ago, after losing contact with him, his split identities imdiately began to investigate and take control of the Bitter Garden.

The dicinal Plant Gatherer, by so less-than-friendly ans, obtained the blueprints of Sky City from Ordo, and made contact with the Fool from the outer world, exchanging them for a Shape Splitter and an Archive device.

One hundred and eighty years after Mu You left, the Bitter Garden faced the Great Cataclysm.

The three split identities and individuals like Gege Wu Tina hid at the bottom of the caves to survive the Great Cataclysm.

Once the reshuffling of the Star Spirit World was complete, they touched the Archive device one after another to regain their mories.

Luckily, Gusha had not managed to use the brief period of their mory loss during the Great Cataclysm to escape.

It remained sealed within the Land of Calamity.

Moreover, possibly as a result of the Star Spirit World’s refresh, the surface Bitter Mother Tree briefly revived and bore a batch of new fairies, including a newborn Royal Fairy!

The trio made it through the Great Cataclysm unscathed, descended into the reborn Star Spirit World, and the population of the Fairy Race showed signs of a rebirth.

Everything was developing in a positive direction.

The trio initially thought that they had overco the greatest challenge, but soon they discovered sothing amiss.

Among the newly born fairies, so attempted to assault the caves, seeking to release Gusha.

Realizing this, the trio imdiately recognized that the Mother Tree’s revival was actually a sche by Gusha.

It did not use the brief interval of the Great Cataclysm to escape but instead infused a will into these fairy fruits.

As long as these fairies were near Sky City, they would be controlled by it and utilized for its purposes.

After discovering this, the dicinal Plant Gatherer proposed to kill all the newborn fairies outright to eliminate future threats.

However, the Watchman vehently opposed this idea, for each fairy’s birth ca at the cost of depleting Gusha’s power.

This batch of fairies had divided a considerable part of Gusha’s power among themselves.

Killing them would an Gusha could reclaim that power, making it even more difficult to control.

Furthermore, to match what they knew about the future and avoid any strange deviations in it, it was necessary for this batch of fairies to live.

After so argunt, the dicinal Plant Gatherer compromised.

The trio wiped the mories of this batch of fairies and expelled them all from Sky City, completely severing ties with them.

At the sa ti, they manipulated the Bitter Garden to retreat into an independent Hidden World space, leaving only Gege Wu outside to control the entrance to this Hidden World space.

This is why the Bitter Garden still remains within the Hidden World space to date; if it were to erge, the fairies that had been previously exiled could be once again controlled by Gusha, who would then tirelessly seek ways to free itself from its bindings.

After escaping into the Hidden World space, the three split identities began to more conveniently govern the Fairy Clan.

In the centuries following the Great Cataclysm, Ling Long established the Rose Duchy, while the dicinal Plant Gatherer took on the dual roles originally belonging to the Watchman, playing both the saint and the Demon simultaneously, and established both the Radiant Holy City and the Land of Calamity.

As for why the three countries later beca serious adversaries, it was not because the split identities had any conflicts but because they intentionally incited this outco.

One severe downside of Sky City’s disappearance was its disconnection from interaction with other species, which naturally obviated the work of casting Statues of Gods.

Furthermore, with the news of the Bitter Mother Tree withering spreading, the entire Fairy Race suddenly plunged into the largest scale of despair ever known.

The fairies lived in a daze, lacking any sense of purpose.

With hearts filled with despair, a large number of them lingered on the brink of becoming aberrant.