Chapter 222 The Mystery of the Brennia Continent
After listening to Elfrida's description, everyone present was not surprised that this dark elf priestess hated humans so much.
If what the other party said is true, then the dark elves are equivalent to being wiped out by humans. This kind of hatred will attack without meeting. The probability is because of Elfrida's current state that she cannot really hurt everyone present. .
Through Elfrida's narration, David is also sorting out various information.
Dark elves come from outside the continent of Brunnia;
Humans also suddenly appeared on the continent of Brennia just like the dark elves;
Nowadays, there are also a group of orcs that suddenly appeared on the northern plains. Is there some kind of connection between them?
The half-orc that the dark elves wiped out? Does it still exist? Or was it completely wiped out by the dark elves?
In addition, according to Elfrida's description, the civilization of the dark elves seemed to be entering a new level at that time, and the strength of the country was also very strong. How did they lose to the humans who suddenly appeared?
Asked all his own questions, and the questions he asked were also things that everyone present wanted to know.
Including the Cecil brothers and sisters, also want to know the answers to these questions.
Elfrida was very upset. She didn't want to talk to David who was a human being, but she didn't know if she was holding back too hard. She desperately wanted to talk to people, even if it was human beings who were enemies.
At least, there are two guys who look like compatriots in front of me, so just stare at them and explain.
The focus is on Enid. Elfrida's eyes mainly stayed on Enid. When she even introduced various information about the priest of the goddess of the night, she slightly praised Enid for her good talent. If it was in her life In that era, she must have focused on training as a priestess early on.
Perhaps Elfrida hoped to pass on the true belief of the dark elves, so she answered David's various questions so happily.
As Elfrida narrates, everyone also knows more information.
A long time ago, when the dark elves came to the continent of Brennia, this continent was ruled by a race called half-orcs.
But the so-called half-orcs did not establish a unified country. They are more like a union of several tribes. This is because half-orcs cannot be regarded as "the same race" in the strict sense.
Tiger, Leopard, Tauren, Centaur, etc. These races with half-human and half-beast characteristics are collectively called half-orcs.
They usually only gather and live with people of the same race, and they choose suitable places on the vast Brunnian continent to build towns belonging to their own group.
It was also because the half-orcs were not united and united, so they were easily defeated by the dark elves.
"Under the protection of the Goddess of the Night, the dark elves defeated the enemies in a devastating manner when facing the town ruled by these ignorant fools, and soon became the new rulers of the continent."
Among them, the tigers, leopards, werewolves and other races resisted the most fiercely, so they were thoroughly cleaned by the dark elves; the rest, like the tauren, had relatively low resistance and did not resist the rule of the dark elves particularly strongly, so some tauren survived.
The centaurs escaped unharmed because of their natural talents. Living on the vast plains, they are too good at escaping. The dark elves spent a lot of energy chasing and killing them. After a period of time, the number of centaurs was greatly reduced, and they didn't bother to take care of them. These guys are gone.
As long as the centaurs don't come to trouble the dark elves, the dark elves don't continue to target these centaurs.
This is also the root cause of these two races, and there are still many existing on this continent.
David and the people next to him glanced at each other, and they all thought of another thing: before the half-orcs ruled the continent, what race was the owner of the Brennia continent? Did it survive? When did elves appear on this continent?
There was no rush to ask, everyone continued to listen to Elfrida answering a few other questions.
Because under the protection of the Evernight Goddess, the Dark Elves occupied the entire continent, making the Evernight Goddess the only belief of the Dark Elves, and the priests of the Evernight Goddess also established their transcendent status in the ethnic group.
Of course, while the priests gained status, they also had to make sufficient contributions to the development of the entire dark elves.
The entire kingdom of dark elves, with the concerted efforts of the high priests and priests, is constantly advancing, and the dark elves have gradually entered their strongest period.
It was during this period that humans appeared!
Just like the dark elves back then, humans also came to this continent from overseas, and like the dark elves back then, they defeated the army of the dark elves in a devastating manner.
The most critical point is that human beings also have the blessing of the true god, and even get the protection of more gods than the dark elves.
"Human beings obtain all kinds of powerful blessings by building altars of various gods...whether it is a good harvest of food or powerful combat power..."
David felt a sudden in his heart, and exchanged glances with Laura next to him. Both of them remembered the remains of the altar they had found back then.
"Could it be that the gods believed by humans are stronger than the Evernight Goddess?" Enid was a little puzzled. They are all gods who can help a group take over the entire continent. Why can't the dark elves who believe in the Evernight Goddess completely resist the human attack?
"..." Speaking of this question, Elfrida suddenly became very silent, and it took a while to say the answer: "After the appearance of humans, the Evernight Goddess no longer answered the prayers of the dark elves."
According to Elfrida's description, the dark elves suspected that humans did something?
For example, setting up some kind of enchantment cut off the connection between the dark elves and the goddess of the night.
For this reason, the dark elves made various attempts to crack the human conspiracy, but they failed to achieve any results.
The kingdom of the dark elves was torn apart under the attack of humans, coupled with the gradual collapse of faith, the entire group of dark elves completely collapsed.
Some dark elves are going to fight humans to death, gather all their combat power to fight humans!
Even a small group of dark elves are preparing to contact races such as tauren, centaur and even quite difficult elves to establish an anti-human alliance.
Some dark elves want to find a way to re-establish contact with the goddess of the night, such as going to various special locations on the mainland, building temples to call the goddess, hoping that the goddess who once protected the dark elves to the top will guide them out of the predicament again.
There are also some dark elves who want to give up everything and escape to a place where humans cannot catch up to survive!
The dark elves holding various ideas were completely split, and different people held different ideas and embarked on different paths.
But whether it is the Death Squad or the Goddess Sect, they all despise the group of dark elves who want to escape, and call these dark elves traitors!
As Elfrida's narration came to an end, Cecil finally figured out what the historical truth he wanted to investigate?
Why is some of the historical information I have seen before incomplete, and there are traces of deletions and revisions of various conflicts.
If what Elfrida said is the truth, then these things are definitely black history for the Eternal Night Empire, no wonder they don’t want to be known by future generations.
As for abandoning faith, Cecil didn't take it too seriously.
It was the goddess of the night who gave up the dark elves first. Is it strange that such a **** was abandoned by the descendants of the dark elves?
As for the high priest in front of him, in his eyes, he is just an old antique who lives in the past and refuses to look directly at the truth!
David's questions were answered, and Elfrida asked a few questions.
Some of these things Cecil can answer, some can't, and Elfrida didn't ask other humans or elves what they mean.
After realizing that he could not ask for more information, he made up his mind and asked Enid if he wanted to accept his inheritance and become the new High Priest of the Evernight Goddess.
"Is it necessary to continue to worship and believe in a **** who abandoned his believers when the dark elves were facing a crisis of survival?"
Enid and Cecil have similar ideas, and they don't have any good impressions of the Evernight Goddess, and her words made Elfrida very dissatisfied.
This priestess firmly believes that the great Evernight Goddess will never abandon her people. It must be humans, or those evil gods believed by humans, who have used some means to imprison the great Evernight Goddess.
"So, a trash who can be imprisoned casually by the enemy and cannot protect his own people seems to have no need to continue to believe..."
This is not what Cecil and Enid said. Cecil has always given the impression that he is polite and careful with his words. Only Tony Stark... and David are present. .
But David just complained from the bottom of his heart, and didn't say it directly like Tony.
"Instead of continuing to believe in the Evernight Goddess, why not consider the gods on the human side... Do you know which gods humans believed in at that time?"
While Tony complained and angered Elfrida, he was also extracting information and intelligence.
The enraged Elfrida didn't think too much, and directly named several "evil gods": "Leluti, the goddess of harvest, and Sehe, the **** of war."
"Well, under the protection of this **** of war called Sehe, humans completely destroyed the kingdom established by the dark elves. It must be a very powerful god... I think Enid should choose to serve this **** of war even if she wants to become a priest. , not that goddess of the night."
"Stupid human beings, you will pay for these words!"
Elfrida fell into a state of rage, completely forgetting her current state, and raised the staff in her hand.
And everyone present suddenly noticed something strange: Following Elfrida's actions, the roof of the hall turned into a night sky dotted with countless stars. At the same time, a terrifying coercion appeared out of thin air, covering everyone.
Elfrida discovered that the Evernight Goddess actually responded to her, and a look of surprise appeared on her face.
It's just that her joy didn't last for two seconds. In the next second, the starry night was torn into pieces by the dazzling holy light!
(end of this chapter)