The end of Chapter 2 is not that humans and the sea tribe defeated the Outer Gods with nuclear weapons. Rather, humans and the sea tribe created a new faith, awakening the polluted Outer God believers with new illusory gods. It can even be said that the end of Chapter 2 is a battle of gods and a battle of faith. The Federation did not look in this direction, but through the analysis of the Outer Gods, Yan Xia knew what state the world was in at this time. "Ella, do you think they will end up?" Yan Xia asked Ella to guess, and this guess is very important for the entire Genesis Plan. "If from the perspective of order, I will remain absolutely rational and not touch the unknown. After all, the Cthulhu world has told them that the unknown is the most terrifying." "However, the Silk Civilization cannot be a civilization of absolute order, or a civilization of our level cannot have absolute order, and even in order, individual chaos occupies more." "So, the Silk Civilization will still explore." This is also Yan Xia's answer.
Cthulhu's worldview is not on one planet. Cthulhu's worldview actually encompasses the entire universe. The Three Pillars or other foreign gods are the embodiment of the rules of the universe, or Cthulhu itself is a Level 4 civilization that has reached the extreme of the universe. And everything that happens and appears on the planet is just the projection of these foreign gods. So Cthulhu has the characteristics of a high-level civilization in fantasy. The same is true when Yan Xia puts Cthulhu as the core of the Genesis Plan. "What is the universe like?" "Is it dominated by order or chaos?" "It seems that other creatures except civilization are actually chaotic and disordered. At the same time, we even understand that God rolls dice, which further infers that the universe is not orderly." "There may be no rules for everything, and the rules we observe at this time are just because we are small and ignorant." "We regard 1% of things as the whole universe. In the eyes of higher civilizations, we may be so ridiculous and pitiful." This is the thinking triggered by Cthulhu's worldview. What Cthulhu itself talks about is actually not theology in essence, but closer to philosophy. After a civilization that has followed order for tens of thousands of years sees the advanced aspects of chaos, can it bear not to explore? Impossible! So the mechanical god sensed the feedback from the world over there. Since 123 equals abc, changing this side means changing the other side. Similarly, the changes over there will also be fed back to this side. The mechanical god can know what the silk civilization is doing over there through these changes. They went down and entered the sandbox of Genesis, or the chessboard. The silk civilization stood on the side of order without any surprise. They did not do it to help order, but to see how powerful the outer gods were. With the help of the silk civilization, humans and sea tribes recovered their peak in just 200 years and became even stronger.
At this time, the outer gods gained new abilities. They understood projection. At this time, humans and sea tribes were already wary of them. They could no longer rise again by influencing the consciousness of humans and sea tribes. At this time, they needed to find back what they had in Chapter 1, that is, power. Chapter 3 began 341 years after the end of Chapter 2. Whether it is the Outer Gods, humans, or the Sea Clan, they have all reached a peak state. The Silk Civilization cannot understand it, but then they find that order has been constantly nourishing chaos, and the Outer Gods have become stronger through this. The stronger the order, the stronger the chaos. The two complement each other. The Silk Civilization tried to change, but found that there was no result, because they could not completely control the thoughts of humans and the Sea Clan. If so, the result would be meaningless. When the incarnation of the Outer Gods arrived on the ground, they once again gave fear to humans and the Sea Clan. Because they will not die, those are just incarnations. The seeds of fear were sown, and the Outer Gods took this opportunity to invade the society of humans and the Sea Clan, and the order was disturbed again. If it were in the past, facing such chaos, the two races would face another collapse. However, this time it did not happen, because the Silk Civilization covered the bottom. The Silk Civilization constantly publicized the weaknesses of the Outer Gods, saying that the Outer Gods were not terrible and could be defeated. Therefore, humans and the sea race have never lost confidence. They continue to use weapons to attack and suppress the outer gods. At the same time, the sequence of Chapter 1 once again appeared on the stage and became a killer weapon for humans and the sea race. Even with the help of the silk civilization, the sequence was rendered into a real god and became an indestructible backing for humans and the sea race. After the end of the god war in Chapter 2, it was the moment when the "god" really appeared. The silk civilization maintained the order of the two races to the utmost. Under this order, the outer gods were suppressed on the ground and dared not come out. At this time, the silk civilization may not be satisfied. Because they chose humans and the sea race not because they believed that order could defeat chaos, because they themselves represent order, they do not need to prove anything, what they really want to see is the potential of chaos. If chaos is just like this, then what they get from this world is meaningless. However, the outer gods will not let them down. No matter how powerful the sequence is, it is not a real god. The owner of the sequence will always have a moment of trance, thinking about the meaning of their existence and the purpose of their doing so... When thinking about these, its mind has entered chaos. The outer gods were also able to invade. "Yes, no matter how powerful a life is, it is only life after all. If it is a life, there can be no absolute order, unless it is a machine." The Silk Civilization came to this conclusion instantly. Civilization is dominated by life. Civilization can have powerful weapons, but life cannot have an absolute defensive consciousness. No matter how powerful the life consciousness is, there will always be a moment of relaxation, and relaxation itself is a chaos out of order. "What if we are chaos ourselves?"
The Silk Civilization would think so, and couldn't help thinking so. At this time, they hesitated because they have not yet realized the ultimate of the universe. This ultimate can be called chaos or chaos in Cthulhu, and can also be called "Tao follows nature" in other myths. What is the essence of life? The Silk Civilization asked the question again. Does the essence of civilization really need order? The Silk Civilization thought of a new question. If they can answer these two questions, they think that they should be able to usher in a sublimation of life. In the third chapter, despite the full support of the Silk Civilization, humans and the sea tribes eventually suffered a defeat, because as civilization improved, chaos also improved. They were already strong enough to seize even seconds of chaos to invade the consciousness of humans or the sea tribes. How to resist? Unless they can directly destroy the Outer Gods with a Star Destroyer Cannon. However, this does not allow the Silk Civilization to conclude that in the fourth chapter, they will stand on the side of the Outer Gods.