"Now I should go get some ant corpses to study their body structure."
Deng Ru now needs some research materials.
Study where the divine power can flow through the ants.
The ant corpses are not difficult to deal with. I don’t know how many of these little ants died when they fought with those mice before.
These little ants had no idea what the four words "rest in peace" meant, so they left the corpses exposed to the sun in the living room, and there were as many as they wanted.
Deng Ru came to the living room, took out a broom, and swept the tens of thousands of ants into the dustpan.
"Oh my god, what is God doing? Is He collecting the bodies of our compatriots? Will our corpses make the gods more powerful?"
[Earth, shut up! If we anger the gods, we will all die.]
[The earth cannot fathom God!]
On the table in the distance, three ants were standing and communicating frantically.
They had originally come to the battlefield just to commemorate their deceased relatives and friends, but ended up seeing this shocking scene.
This kind of shock is probably the same as when the Chinese people saw the Jade Emperor personally coming down to earth to dig graves.
This scene naturally attracted Deng Ru's attention.
You know, among the ant colony, the average IQ is only about that of a two or three-year-old child.
They have no concept of commemorating deceased relatives and friends.
In their eyes, dead is dead.
There is no point in remembering the dead, and I don't know what it means. I will not go back to the battlefield to see the bodies of my fallen comrades.
"That's quite interesting. It seems like this is the most important step towards civilization. With the foundation of imagination, then civilization has truly begun."
Deng Ru looked at the three ants, marked them with the mark of divine power, and listed them as targets of special attention.
Then he continued to clean up the dead ants on the ground. Tens of thousands of them sounded like a lot, but after all, they were just some small, poor ants and could be cleaned up quickly.
Rather than the development of ant civilization, he wanted fanatical ant believers who could cultivate divine power.
After all, civilization needs to develop to a very late stage before it can be helpful to the gods.
Fanatics, however, can provide the gods with faith far greater than that of other believers in the early stages.
For Deng Ru, who is currently eager to become stronger, it is easy to tell which is more important.
Deng Ru carried the dustpan full of ant corpses and walked into the kitchen of the rental house.
He lit the stove, grabbed a handful of ant corpses and threw them in, watching the wisps of green smoke rise, leaving nothing behind.
"Hmm, it seems these ants are still made of carbon and can burn out. They are not some powerful electronic brains or something like that."
Deng Ru murmured as he watched the rising green smoke.
This is relatively good news, at least the structure of the body is not much different from that of humans.
It's always easier than one carbon-based and one silicon-based.
When Deng Ru first saw that these ants had such high intelligence, he even thought that these ants had miniature quantum chips or something like that installed in their heads.
Otherwise, it cannot explain why such a small body can give birth to wisdom that other cats and dogs cannot.
But the current result is quite different from what he expected.
"Now that we know their composition, we can try to dissect some of them. However, it would be very troublesome to dissect such a small ant and observe it. It would require at least a county-level deity to have the ability to observe it in such detail."
"But fortunately, I am now a county-level deity in the upper middle level."
As Deng Ru spoke, the divine power in his hand condensed into a thin knife.
It is called a small knife, but in fact it is not much different from a steel needle.
He manipulated his divine power, grabbed the bodies of several ants, and cut them in half, revealing the body tissues inside.
"As expected, there are no meridians, but there are intestines and a sac whose function is unknown. Perhaps these little ants can start their cultivation by using these intestines and sac?"
This idea was rejected by Deng Ru himself not long after it came out.
"...Am I a fucking idiot? Even such a hard shell can't withstand divine power, let alone more fragile organs. It seems that only invisible pathways like meridians can cultivate divine power."
"It seems that meridians only exist in primates. Some gods have conducted experiments on other species, such as monkeys, gorillas, tigers, wolves, etc., trying to make them develop wisdom and become believers, but they have all failed."
"And meridians, essential for cultivating divine power, are only found in primates. Although monkeys and gorillas have meridians, they rarely possess the wisdom to give rise to faith."
"If cultivation can be achieved simply by having meridians, can I draw meridians for these ants based on their body structures?"
Deng Ru had a bold idea at this moment.
The so-called meridians are nothing more than an invisible route that the energy between heaven and earth follows when flowing in the human body.
However, this route only serves to restrict, protect and guide.
Similar to the relationship between a river channel and river water.
Since the Grand Canal can be dug artificially, is it possible to dig the great meridians by divine power?
Deng Ru couldn't help but give a thumbs up to his own brilliant idea.
He threw the ant corpses into the stove and burned them. After all, they were the remains of intelligent life and should be given proper respect.
Cremation is the best option.
In the distance, the three ants marked by Deng Ru observed this scene.
The tentacles of the three of them kept shaking.
[What is the God doing? Earth, you are the smartest ant among us, can you understand what the God is doing?]
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