At the beginning, Aiwass really didn't know the specific situation.
But then he heard "The Swan King is not dead yet, and his soul is still looking at the iris somewhere." Aiwass suddenly understood which copy this was -
——There is a saying, and this statement is really not wrong.
After all, according to the original game plot, almost all the powerful forces or individuals in this world who have the intention to change the world are basically beaten to death by the players in the end.
At the time, Aiwass didn't realize there was any problem here at all - as a player, is there any problem with making an NPC who has a different stance and opinions from his own into a BOSS? No problem!
As a BOSS, it is normal to have a dream that has been broken. It is normal to be persecuted or not understood by others. It is even more reasonable to have firm determination and perseverance. Only those who meet these conditions can be called strong.
The leader of the villain—and breaking the villain’s lofty dream is what the “protagonist” as a player should do!
——I'm too lazy to listen, you don't deserve to talk!
From the player's point of view, this can even be regarded as a cool plot - all organizations with a bad attitude towards "players" will eventually be found to be villains, and there will never be any "whitewashing" plot; and as long as they are villains, basically
Shangdu was beaten to death very thoroughly, and at most he ran away once or twice.
But now, more and more various advanced bosses are following Aiwass, and he gradually realizes that something is wrong.
——It is known that there will be an unknown end of the world in the future, and now is the time to transcend... Is it really necessary to kill those who are trying to seek change at this time? What is the player's position? In other words, what is the player's position?
As "player" controllers, what is their personal stance? Is it just "world peace"?
At least in this world... in this idealistic world, where one needs a firm mind to become strong.
It can be said that... every great villain is a hero who has failed.
——The BOSS known as the "Box of Nothingness" is exactly like this.
Version 4.0 has a total of four high-difficulty editions, of which there are only two Tiansi. The last one is the Disaster Dragon as the half-body of the Crown Lord. In the original world line, Professor Moriarty took away the Disaster at the end.
The heart of the dragon - and that is also the precursor of "Aiwass's death".
Among the four high-difficulty books, the easiest one and the first BOSS is called "The Box of Nothingness".
Aiwass rarely defeated this dungeon because it was a purely mechanical BOSS. The dungeon was full of various mini-games, and it felt like fighting a handful of jelly beans. Aiwass's short-term memory is not very good.
, he hates the kind of snapshot memory mechanism - the kind that looks at the color of the colored floor, then returns the floor to black, and then guides skills of different colors to the same color grid according to the prescribed mechanism.
Aiwass could only follow his teammates throughout the whole process and could not remember anything at all. As for players like him, Aiwass visually estimated that there were at least 70% of them - as social animals, everyone basically beat themselves ruthlessly without intelligence.
Unlike young students, their minds have become so rigid that they can't even get past this mechanism...
And because he kept making waves while playing this dungeon, he clearly remembered the unskippable first five seconds of the CG at the beginning:
The "empty box" like a treasure chest was opened, and what jumped out was not a Mimic - but a beautiful human head with eyes closed.
Looking back now, that should be the head of the Swan King.
"——According to my speculation," Aiwass said, "the head of the Swan King should be kept in the home of a Moonchild Earl."
"...Where did this come from?!"
Sherlock blurted out.
He clearly remembered that when he asked Aiwass "What do you think?" Aiwass also said "I'm not sure"!
At that time, Aiwass didn't even know whether the Swan King was still alive... He had to check the answer with himself. But when he turned around, he even knew where the Swan King's head was.
Simply outrageous!
This is not "speculation" at all!
Sherlock became increasingly suspicious of whether Aiwass really had some unspeakable ability to predict...
Aiwass carefully recalled the preliminary tasks of the "Desolate Courtyard of Nothingness" copy, and said from the back: "The Children of the Moon actually have a secret technology... They can preserve other people's heads, thus
Keep others 'alive'."
"Well, I know this."
Unexpectedly, the old Duke nodded and replied: "This is a technique from the "Lion Head Tantra".
"In the past, when the path of love was still the path of beasts, there was a lion god on the path of beasts. He called himself the king of beasts, but his head was beheaded by the supreme heaven, and his head was made into
Ornaments...and even so, He is not dead.
"He endured it until the Supreme Heaven left his throne, and then finally escaped to the lower world. This technique of using 'a head' to protect himself is called the 'Lion's Head Technique'."
The old Duke has obviously heard of this technology and even knows its background.
Considering his age... I'm afraid he was promoted by the Moon Children.
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After all, at Bing Xin Gong's age, if he had not entered the Dusk Path, his end would have been within the next few years. He was an old man who had experienced the Third Rebellion, and he was probably already over a hundred years old.
If Bing Xin Gong does not want to be transformed into the Son of the Moon, they can also provide another way to extend his life - that is the "Lion Head Technique".
"The 'Lion Head Technique' originated from the Taichu Empire. It is called the 'Lost Head Technique', and those who master this technique are called 'Luotou Clan'."
Aiwass was also deeply impressed by it: "Warlocks who use this method are also called 'Flying Head Man' - its characteristic is that the head can survive outside the body and fly freely. If you can't practice the 'Headless Method' well, you can
They must return to their own bodies within a time limit, otherwise they will die. And they can gain the vitality of others by sucking their blood. If they practice the "Head Loss Technique" to a deep level, they can even eat the heads directly and take away the lives of others.
The body comes to 'act'.
"Although it is easy to die if you cannot return to your own body, on the other hand...if you can keep 'sucking blood' to keep your blood strong, you will not die immediately.
"The Swan King is stuck in the boundary between 'death and non-death'. Those Sons of the Moon placed his head in the blood box to provide a steady stream of fresh blood... and for a Count of the Sons of the Moon
Said that his reserve of blood was a very reasonable need.
"——Therefore, no one would suspect that he used the blood for other purposes.
"For example, use this blood to nourish the head of a former king."