After hearing Jing Su's words, Todd's first reaction was that the other party was lying: "Let's not talk about the other world I am in now. But how could my previous life, the earth, be created by you?! From the most primitive single-celled creatures, then the transformation of sea and land creatures, and finally to the birth of Homo sapiens, we are the product of nature's millions of years!"

The crystal in the sky flashed with a faint red light under the smooth surface, and the sound rang out directly in Todd's mind: "For Jingsu, time has no meaning, and space loses all value. Changing the laws of nature and the laws of physics seems to us as if it were torn down a building block for children, simple and boring."

"We have created low-dimensional spaces, and choose a planet in each low-dimensional space universe as the carrier of life." Jing Su's body gradually brightened, and the gray fog switched to a vast galaxy: "Take an example of your favorite experiment. On our experimental table, a petri dish is a universe; every sample in the vessel is a planet where life exists; and you creatures are insignificant individuals in the sample."

Todd rubbed his forehead with his hands: "You mean, the planet we exist is the sample of your observation? Our universe is the experimental space you created? We lives are the objects you observe?"

Jingsu moved direction in the air, and a water-blue planet appeared in the background: "I know you are doubting. Take your past life - Earth as an example. In order to ensure the uniqueness and non-interference of the samples in the Petri dish, we will not place two living organisms in one universe. This is also the reason why the Earth still cannot find intelligent life in the universe after so many years of observation. Of course, when the experiment reaches a certain stage, we will also bend and refract two spaces for dimension bridge."

"Look at your present world, a world similar to the previous life, we arranged the generation and change of species, and used the earth's dimensional space as a blueprint to adjust history, characters and events. Its existence is like a petri dish under similar conditions, conducting a comparative reference experiment in order to find different discrete parameters of the same type of evolution chain."

Jingsu said this, approached the inverted triangle close to some Todd, as if he was observing, saying, "But your appearance is something we didn't plan. Because of the gravitational circulation in two low-dimensional spaces, your consciousness and memory entered the world in the form of gravitational waves. Some of us, after learning about this incident, took into account the same accident before, worried that the sample would be contaminated, and proposed to reset the petri dish. But then your performance and performance made us determined to continue the experiment."

Todd's mind was in a mess: "Performance and grades? I don't know what you are talking about? Why do you do this? Take life forms of different races as experimental subjects, and keep them in different dimensions in different dimensions for entertainment?"

"Your language and expression system are too primary, and I cannot answer the answer to this question in a way that you can fully understand. Use recent answers to describe the reason why Jingsu independently cultivates different lives in different dimensions is to maintain the evolutionary chain of species and the diversity of life."

The crystal's answer still puzzled Todd, who asked again: "I don't understand your explanation. Why do you cultivate intelligent life forms like this? Are you not afraid that these lives will grow in the future and threaten or even escape from your control?"

Jingsu tilted slightly, and the light under the body surface flashed regularly. It seemed to be very interested in this question: "I have heard of the Earthlings' philosophy on race wars. You think that all threats should be strangled in the bud. Judging from your logic, this may be correct. But in our opinion, there are three misunderstandings in your thinking. First, you think that all resources are limited, habitable planets are limited, mining minerals are limited, and feeding lives are limited, and races will fight for limited resources..."

The picture changed again, and countless universes were rotating and expanding, extending infinitely in all directions.

Jingsu continued: "But the reality is that once life species master the ability to modify the laws of the universe, you will find that fighting is the fool's stupid behavior, and the infinite time and space make all competitions meaningless. Territory, resources, and population are meaningless numbers, and the evolution and integrity of creatures are the ultimate goal of the race. Use a metaphor to describe the difference between you and us. When everyone is racing, we are running in front of us, and we are invisible at first sight, thinking about how to make ourselves stronger and faster; but you put your eyes behind you, and you only have the starting line that you just left, always thinking about how to trip over the backward people."

"Secondly, the cost of launching a war is too great. I take the Earth as an example. Before World War II, the scale and number of wars you launched were far higher than after the war. In terms of the reason, you should all be very clear that it is the birth of nuclear weapons. Among countries with nuclear weapons, any strategic move involving fundamental interests may lead to the end of all living beings. For us, the truth is the same. If the scale of the dimensional war between Jingsu and other races is escalated, some weapons can cause the collapse of multidimensional space, the two laws of the main law, and even more serious catastrophic consequences."

The light of the stars illuminates a little more: "At the same time, due to the diplomacy and restraint between intelligent life races, those high-level intelligent bodies will be considered as warlike and cruel races if they use destructive weapons to attack or even eliminate low-level living bodies. They will also be targeted and rejected when cooperating and sharing among races."

"The third reason why we do not destroy low-level intelligent life forms is because of our own needs."

Until now, the longer Todd stayed in this strange space, the more his forehead became hotter and his limbs gradually became weaker.

Crystal said: "In our dimension, materials, galaxies, and minerals are inexhaustible, and the only limitation is our own existence. Due to the particularity of structure, the crystal species determines that although we have the level of technological progress, we have lost the ability to evolve species. After endless research on cosmic life, Crystal discovered low-level life forms - carbon life forms. Although your life forms are relatively ancient, the genetic model of genes makes them have infinite evolution possibilities. Using the diversity and evolution of cultivating carbon life, we can find ways to upgrade and replenish the structure of Crystal."

Todd's eyelids became heavier and his body gradually began to become transparent.

Jing Su watched the other party's changes, and a ray of light radiated from his body, covering Todd's figure, helping him stabilize his disappearing body.

Waiting for Todd to recover a little and refocus his attention, Jing Su said: "Without the physical body, the gravitational waves formed by your consciousness cannot exist in this space for a long time. Next, what I want to say is very important. To put it short, you have become one of the candidates for Jing Su's agents in this space."

Todd tried his best to control his spirit and asked, "What is an agent? What's the matter with the candidate?"

"In every space we build, on the planets of life form, Jingsu will select different number of life form in different evolutionary periods, as agent candidates, observe their guidance and contribution to biological evolution. Finally, select an agent as the designated manager of the space."

Todd vaguely felt that this so-called agent was very similar to some things he knew. He asked with the idea of ​​trying: "Does the agent refer to the legendary god?"

Jingsu responded: "From your past and present history, several agents do coincide with your legendary gods. For example, Odin, the king of gods in the myth of the Kitajima, and God, the supreme god of the church... They were all our agents. The agents were given the ability to change the world and species. In his dimension space, he can be the creator or the destruction god. Jingsu will not interfere with the actions of the agents."

There was a fluctuation in the space, and the light emitted from the crystal slowly dimmed, and Todd's figure began to become transparent again.

"The energy of this beacon begins to fade, and soon the space will begin to collapse." The crystal began to slowly settle into the ground: "Remember, we will continue to pay attention to you as an agent candidate, and after proving yourself superior to other candidates, we will give you the ability to manage this space dimension. As you move forward, we may meet again..."

Todd felt a burst of energy pushing himself backwards, gradually moving away from the world in front of him, and shouted loudly: "Wait a minute! I have many questions to ask! Why choose me as a candidate? Who are the other candidates?"

The crystal completely lost its light, the space began to collapse like a broken mirror, Todd's consciousness was rejected from the spire and returned to his body.

Feeling the return of the real world, Todd opened his eyes and saw Bren Hilde with an anxious face.

"The gods are above you! You are finally awake!"

Hearing the Valkyrie's voice, Todd shook his head, looked at the mirror that lost its light, like a stone slab, and asked in a low voice, "How long have I fainted?"

Brenheld hugged Todd in his arms, shook his body, and shouted: "Disap?! Do you know? You lost your heartbeat just now and stopped breathing for a full minute!"

One minute?

It feels as long as a century...

Todd supported his upper body with his arms, looked at the Valkyrie beside him, and sighed.

"Did you meet the gods?"

Hearing this, Todd smiled bitterly and said, "I did not find the gods, but I discovered the origin of the world..."
Chapter completed!