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553: Chapter 553: All taught by the same teacher

“Was the Dragon Country so lax when formulating plans?”

“It wasn’t lax; there was no need to be. Just like the current Huaguo, there are dozens of different ethnic groups. Did you deliberately differentiate these races when establishing the base?” Monga asked.

“No, I didn’t.” Oriental Chen shook his head.

“That’s right then. On the contrary, you should be grateful for the existence of the Laventa Clan,” Monga said.

“Why?” Oriental Chen asked.

“Without their existence, the success rate of cultivating humans would be much lower,” Monga said.

“How so?”

“Because they have the gene for memory inheritance, which greatly increased the survival rate of humans,” Monga explained.

“Oh, right! You didn’t say anything, and it didn’t occur to me for a while. Since you didn’t deliberately differentiate races when cultivating humans back then, why don’t we Huaguo people have the ability to prophesy?” Oriental Chen asked.

“Didn’t I say it already? Only the Laventa people have the ability to prophesy, not every person from the Dragon Country,” Monga said.

“But the problem is that all Huaguo people don’t have the ability to prophesy!”

“Who said they don’t? Didn’t you discover a Sanxingdui? Weren’t those things made by the Laventa people?” Monga replied.

“It seems so!” Oriental Chen immediately retrieved the data on Sanxingdui. It was clearly part of the same cultural system as the Mayans.

The two were very far apart, one in the southwestern region of Huaguo and the other in South America, a distance too vast for humans of that time to cover.

“What happened later? Why haven’t their people and heritage been seen in Huaguo anymore?”

“This is a sad story. The Laventa people inherited memories, and that also had a downside. They believed their ancestors came from Venus and always hoped to return one day.” The robot sighed.

“And then?”

“Due to the advantage of memory inheritance, they played a very important role in the initial stage of human reproduction. The advanced knowledge they possessed provided great help for people to survive. Most of the ancient wonders you are familiar with were built under their guidance.”

“However, the puppets controlled by the Sirius Remnants launched several large-scale destructions of human civilization, and most of the Laventa people died in the destruction.”

“Wait, do you mean other civilizations too?” Oriental Chen interrupted.

“Of course, for example, the earliest ancient Egyptian civilization was also established by them. However, they were later replaced by other races. And because it was relatively close to Mordo, it suffered the most severe destruction.”

Oriental Chen understood.

No wonder both the Egyptians and the Mayans built pyramids, as if taught by the same teacher.

It turned out this teacher was the Laventa people.

From this perspective, humanity’s survival on Blue Star truly owes thanks to them.

Humanity’s initial survival skills were all learned from them.

“Since they had the advantage of memory inheritance, why did they perish so early? Instead, it was those of us without memory inheritance who ultimately survived.” Following the principle of asking when he didn’t understand, Oriental Chen continued to ask.

“Just like the High Priest’s actions just now, they can break the boat and go all out for the continuation of human civilization. Can you?” Monga asked.

“Alright, I understand.” Oriental Chen let out a long breath and slowly nodded.

He now truly understood Monga’s earlier statement: humanity’s continued existence truly owes thanks to the Laventa people.

The fearless spirit of sacrifice carried in their genes established the first line of defense for the continuation of humanity.

“Then why didn’t you help them back then?” Oriental Chen asked.

“I said, I have my own mission. And my missions are sent from the Mars secret base. Besides, how do you know I didn’t help? You also know that almost all human DNA has backdoor programs implanted in it. How could I help? Kill them all?” Monga retorted.

“That’s true!”

Since the mission to cultivate humans came before the discovery of the Sirius Remnants, Monga could not solve the DNA problem during the cultivation stage. And even if it were solved, it would be useless. The omnipresent virus could easily re-implant this code during the reproduction process.

“Moreover, ever since I discovered the existence of the Sirius Remnants, I have never left this place. My existence cannot be exposed, otherwise humanity will have no chance of defeating them.” The robot’s words were full of melancholy.

A robot with emotions being confined here for hundreds of thousands of years must be a very painful thing.

“Then how do you determine they haven’t discovered you?”

“Two reasons. First, in these hundreds of thousands of years, no puppets have come here trying to attack me. Second, perhaps their method of obtaining information is quite special, not conventional observation methods, but rather from the sharing among those puppets. That is to say, if those puppets don’t know of my existence, the Sirius Remnants won’t know.”

“I understand. So, are the Sand People in Lop Nur your doing?” Oriental Chen asked.

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