Riding and slashing the stars of empire civilization

As expected, as Milin speculated, carrying out divinity propaganda...or directing propaganda in this direction is indeed something Ella has no choice but to do.

Otherwise, it would be difficult for her to solve the chaos caused by the sudden appearance of a thousand-meter-high tower in the imperial capital and the underground city that appeared in front of the locals in advance.

The incomprehensible unknown cannot be deified, and it will only become indescribable.

Rather than letting the residents of the Imperial City, whose cultural level is still in the classical period, to think wildly, it is better to deliberately guide in a direction so that the residents of the Imperial City can accept it.

However, Ella did not directly carry out religious propaganda, but, as Milin knew, she used the old traditions of the Roman Empire to deify the ruler...or, in other words, to make the ruler great.

The fact that Christians canonize everything they do is actually something they learned from the Romans.

In Ella's propaganda, Milin carries the legacy of many former emperors of this empire, so he emerged to turn the tide when the empire was already in decline.

And this Tower of Babel, as well as the underground city, is the last fortress built by the emperors and guardians who were once qualified to erect busts in the palace, but they have always been hidden in history. Only those who truly own it Only qualified people can know and enable it.

The activation of this last fortress means that the empire and even the entire world are in a state of danger.

Evil enemies from outside the world want to invade this heaven on earth.

The extinguishing of the Holy Fire of the Mountain of Light was a warning to the guardians... Anyway, no one went to the temple guards for confirmation. Even if there were, Cassandra would probably just pinch her nose and admit it.

These propaganda also included the "usurpation" of the former queen, the husband of the former queen, and the former emperor as a conspiracy of evil enemies.

Including the Battle of Pandrako, known as Neretse's Folly, the emperor at that time died on the battlefield just to fight against such an enemy.

The result was deliberately promoted as stupid by the conspirators.

The new empire will declare war on all countries, and it is also because other countries are more or less affected by this evil force, so they will betray their trust and ignore justice and justice.

All in all, Ella's propaganda is to put a righteous label on herself and to throw dirty water on others.

The proficiency made Milin feel that this was not the first time Ella had done this kind of thing.

"Well, I know I went too far in some places." Ella said to Milin in an embarrassing tone, apologetically: "But who made it so big this time."

Ella also knew that Milin hated this kind of thing that was related to divinity, but she could not think of any way to quickly stabilize the situation.

At worst, we can just wait and fix it later.

"E, how is the progress of the brain chip project?" Milin thought for a while and did not blame Ella for this issue.

"The temple guards have basically completed it, and the second batch is in progress." Aila reported with a sigh of relief when she saw that Milin did not continue to blame herself.

The so-called second batch refers to the first batch of construction workers who were trained by Gray Wind. Now these construction workers who have mastered SCV have become instructors and have begun to train more industrial workers.

It is precisely because these people have been able to accept various high-tech gadgets with normal emotions that they have also become the second batch of subjects with brain-inserted chips.

Judging from the temple guards of the first batch of white mice, these brain-insertion chips produced by Gray Wind, which are specially designed to suit the physical conditions of local residents, are quite effective.

Except for the sequelae of insomnia and dreaminess, there were no accidents.

"Have you written the knowledge?" Milin asked next.

"A small number of tests were conducted, and the results were good. However, Gray Wind said that the test subjects were all temple guards, so there is no reference." Ella replied.

"Well, let's start writing knowledge in the second batch." Milin said.

"So fast?" Ella was surprised. According to the predetermined plan, the knowledge writing still needs to be tested enough.

Nowadays, the biggest use of brain plug-in chips is for instant messaging and central dispatch.

As long as there is a control center established by Gray Wind, all orders can be conveyed immediately.

Although this function can be carried with a walkie-talkie with its own positioning system, it is difficult for a walkie-talkie to allow the person receiving the order to know what other people who have also received the order are doing at the same time as the brain-inserted chip can, and can even communicate between each other. Engage in a certain level of sensory sharing.

In other words, the current function of this brain chip is the braid on the back of the Protoss' head and the halo on the head of the Sakota tribe.

According to the first batch of testers, those temple guards, this thing is much easier to use than the Force.

Relying on the Force to achieve this effect requires a long-term connection, and it also requires talent.

All you have to do with the brain-inserted chip is lie down and take a nap.

"Well, speed it up a little, and by the way, we can consider quickly spreading it to all people." Milin said.

"Speed ​​up? Admiral, are you really planning to bring out the protoss?" Ella asked.

"On the one hand, on the other hand, it is to change your emergency measures into something else before they really turn into theological beliefs." Milin said.

"Another look? What kind of look?" Ella didn't understand what Milin meant.

"Let people transform their worship of the unknown divinity into the pursuit of knowledge and even truth." Milin said.

"Really...can it be done?" Ella asked unconvincingly: "Admiral, are you sure you won't become something like the Church of Scientology or the Mechanicus?"

"How could it be? Scientology or Mechanicum are essentially based on the fear of the unknown and have too many associations. They put a big library in everyone's mind, and this problem is basically gone." Mi Lin shrugged and said, "At best, it's easy to get into trouble."

"Are you arguing?" Ella was stunned for a moment and then immediately realized what Milin was talking about and said: "Do you think academics are against each other?"

"It seems that you have done this before." Seeing Aila reacting so quickly, Milin immediately understood.

"Many times, regardless of personal factors, such as Lysenko's case, the premise of academic debates is that they think they have the truth. Even if the party later proves that they are right and wrong, it does not prevent the party that thinks it has the truth at the time." No. Ella said, denying Mirin's speculation.

"I would rather see people arguing about who is right and who is wrong than blaming everything on a great being." Milin said: "This is why I hate God."

"Well, that's true." Ella is not as obsessive-compulsive as Milin in this regard. From the fact that she once secretly believed in several religions and planned to merge the Eastern and Orthodox Catholic Church, it can be seen that for a professional emperor like her, Religion is just a tool.

However, she can also understand Milin's thoughts. From a higher position, such as a civilized perspective, it is not appropriate to attribute the answer to a question to some great being or the first cause.

"As for now... I have to do something first to put an end to the things you have done." Milin said.

"Do something?" Ella asked.

"You can come with me." Milin said and stood up.

In the next few days, Milin did not stay in the Tower of Babel. Instead, he took Ella with him, and sometimes Gray Wind, Alori, or even Arthur, to visit the streets and alleys. .

It’s not a private interview on an incognito server, it’s a public identity... Because it’s a public identity, in fact many things are very procedural. Listening to inquiries and then making big pie promises, and finally receiving a lot of gratitude, you can’t really get any useful feedback.

And from the surface, these actions of Milin not only failed to put an end to what Ella did, but also made him be admired even more, which can be called a model of useless efforts.

However, as Aila, whose internal affairs value was almost 98, she quickly understood what Milin meant by doing this.

"Yes, what I mean is to turn the worship of divinity into the worship of individuals. Gods and humans are completely different." Milin said without hiding anything.

"Is it because I am also a human being?" Ella nodded to express her understanding.

The relationship between people and between people and God are completely different.

"Fortunately, I'm still here. If I were transported to another world like those guys planned, it wouldn't be that simple. Even if you don't do similar things, maybe those guys will do it," Milin said.

"Is this also the plan of those things?" Ella said, who didn't understand why those guys wanted to make Milin a god.

"Maybe." Milin smiled and said: "After all, there is a saying that the way for Silly to defeat you is to bring you to the same level as it and then defeat you with rich experience."

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