But this confirms what Rafar said from another perspective.

That is, the power bestowed by Alaya cannot be taken back. Otherwise, Alaya could have directly taken away No. 1's power instead of giving No. 1 a debuff that would prevent him from growing through the professional path. No. 1 could even still use the professional's items, equipment, and skills.

But Link still didn't understand why Alaya did this?

If we are not willing to fight for her, do we have to force others to become enemies? Isn't Alaya the loving mother and creator of mankind?

She was even able to forgive Rafal's god-making plan, allowing Rafal to run away with a group of people and abandon her! Why would she be so petty as to consider whether a professional was willing to fight for her?

"etc.."

Link suddenly remembered something.

He quickly began to look through the previous simulation records, and finally saw an abnormal message in the conversation between No. 1 and Rafar in the second simulation.

That is, when No. 1 asked Rafar if he abandoned Alaya and Alaya fell into the hands of God, wouldn't the professional power derived from Alaya disappear immediately? Rafar's reaction was very abnormal.

The information recorded on the simulation panel is that Rafar fell into silence for a long time, and then told No. 1 that Alaya treated humans as her own children, and her power was permanently given to humans. Even if she died, the power she gave to humans would not disappear, but would continue to play a role...

Now it seems that Rafar's words are both true and false.

It is true that the power that Alaya has bestowed upon mankind cannot be taken back.

What is false, or even questionable, is the relationship between Alaya and humans really that of a mother and child?

Because of the information revealed by Rafael, Link has been consciously tying the relationship between Alaya and humans together, and even looks at Alaya from the perspective of "mother-son relationship", which is the closest thing to him.

But what if, what if the relationship between Alaya and the human 껣 is not mother and son?

"Rafar lied! Or, he embellished something for Alaya."

Link gritted his teeth.

The experience of No. 1 in the simulation really made Link unable to imagine that the relationship between Alaya and humans was so close.

If the relationship between Alaya and humans is not that of mother and son, but that of mutual exploitation, or simply that of chess player and chess piece, Link would be able to better understand what has happened to humans so far.

The first point is those wild monsters that suddenly appeared all over the world and almost wiped out mankind.

Where did these wilderness monsters come from?

Based on the information obtained in the previous simulation, Link has always consciously believed that these wilderness monsters were created by God.

Especially in the fifth simulation, Link saw with his own eyes the lackeys of the gods who worshiped the gods controlling the wild monsters and attacking human cities, which made him believe that the wild monsters were the work of gods.

But if the gods have the power to create so many wild monsters and drive the lords to attack humans, why do they have to wait until the 19th year of the awakening calendar, when their true bodies are about to arrive on the blue planet, before they suddenly think of creating a large number of lords and forming a monster army to destroy humans? ?

With the little power humans have at the beginning of their awakening, if the gods have a thought, even if the monsters in the wilds of the world unite to form one-tenth of their strength, they will not give humans any chance to resist! What about the human counterattack and the establishment of a new order?

Link does not doubt that the gods are the enemies of humanity.

But it is precisely this position that makes it hard for people to imagine how God's handwriting could be so stupid!

Although he has the power to destroy humanity at will, he is forcing humanity to grow.

19 years before awakening, the meaning of the existence of these wilderness monsters was almost to become food for human professionals to become stronger. Could it be that God would be so merciful that he deliberately created a group of monsters scattered around the world, neither attacking human cities nor uniting into armies, but scattered around the world to specifically provide experience and equipment to human professionals?

This is outrageous!

But what if these wilderness monsters were the work of Alaya?

With one hand, she created wild monsters, and with the other, she created human professionals!

Under her control, the monsters in the wild put pressure on humans while not exterminating them, forcing them to become stronger!

If this is true, then it's no wonder that Rafar's plan to create a god failed.

You little dog slave actually wanted to abandon your master and run away by yourself, so how could your master let you go?

There is also a fifth simulation. Rofa built the huge city of Noah in advance. The Professional Guild evacuated the world in an orderly manner and all valuable humans entered Noah. Despite being at an absolute disadvantage, humans were able to fight the beast tide on equal terms and the stalemate continued!

It was not until the people in Noah City began to die one after another that old man Luofa seemed to realize something and rushed out of Noah City in anger.

But it's still not right! If everything is just Alaya's drama, then why would she think about training human professionals? What is her purpose in training human professionals?

What kind of battle does she need from a professional like No. 1 who can reach the tenth floor in the Infinite Tower? Why does No. 1's refusal trigger such a violent reaction and anger?

In addition, why did the Saints panel appear after No. 1 was abandoned?

Why did God give the No. 1 Saint panel? Refusing to fight for Alaya doesn't mean he will fight for you gods. Are you gods who are so greedy after having enough food?

Link couldn't figure it out.

But he knew one thing.

"Rafar and Rofa must know something." Link scratched his numb brain. "The Rafar before just regarded me as his own possession, and revealed some information when he was in a good mood. The content of this information is obviously filled with a lot of Rafar's extreme personal inclinations, and there may be a big discrepancy between it and the facts."

"It seems that in the next simulation, we must find a way to find Rafael and try to get more intelligence and information from him."

"There is also the Fengshen Cult. What is their purpose and which god do they worship? We need to investigate."

"Finally, if you choose to refuse to fight for Alaya on the tenth floor of the Infinite Tower, you will be marked as a red-named professional; then what will happen if you choose to fight for Alaya?"

Thinking of this.

Link looked at the simulation panel and sent a message to No. 2, who had not yet entered the 40th floor.