I Hijacked The Timeline

Chapter 615: New Clue, Heavy Fog (1)

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

Through Tian Shu’s description, Feng Qi beceven more curious about Mu Yao.

Her origins were like a fog.

Through the information obtained from many timelines, he realized that Mu Yao often appeared at various historical key points.

From the original leader of the scavengers, Ye Huang, to the first director of the Scarlet Research Institute, to Wei Wei… and now Tian Shu and the others. Many important figures in history had Mu Yao behind them.

As the timeline extended, Mu Qing would also interact with Mu Yao in the future.

From this, it could be seen that the “miracle” that Mu Yao mentioned might be referring to this group of geniuses who had a huge impact on the development of human civilization.

Mu Yao was like a ball of fog. He still did not know her true origins.

However, he had a few rough guesses about Mu Yao’s plans.

He sensed that the miracle Mu Yao referred to pertained to individuals with exceptional abilities in specific areas, yet these talents all shared a flaw—insufficient lifespan.

To let these special talents better promote the development of human civilization, Mu Yao gave each “miracle” a long lifespan or other special abilities.

However, in essence, these special abilities were only supportive. Only by being outstanding could one be considered a miracle.

Otherwise, anyone could be a miracle and Mu Yao wouldn’t have worked so hard to find one.

This could also be confirmed by intelligence from multiple timelines.

However, he was very curious about one thing.

The Heavenly Soldiers on the Path to Heaven did not know the dark side of human civilization, but Mu Yao, who had always wandered in history, should know about it.

The covert forces within the domain that were embedded in human society posed a grave threat to the progress of human civilization.

If they were not eradicated, even if the front-line defense was unbreakable internal problems would gradually cause human civilization to collapse. However, the problem was that Mu Yao had never taken action in this aspect according to the current intelligence.

Thinking about it carefully, he felt that it might not be that there was no such thing, but that he had not discovered it.

In the subsequent development of history, the Dawn army’s series of massacres might have been targeted at hidden forces in certain fields. Mu Yao was also involved.

But a new problem arose.

With Mu Yao’s strength, it should be very easy for her to resist the hidden domain factions.

Feng Qi didn’t know exactly how strong she was, but he had seen Mu Yao’s memories of her fighting endless domain creatures alone.

At that time, Mu Yao was invincible.

Even though there were endless enemies, she guarded the last line of defense alone with her spear. Wherever the silver spear pointed at was like the scythe of the god of death, taking the lives of a large number of domain creatures.

There was no lack of terrifying domain creatures that made his heart palpitate. From this, it could be seen how powerful Mu Yao was.

Regrettably, as the sun descended and vanished under the ominous influence of the blood moon, the domain fields enveloped the entire human world. It was also at that moment when Mu Yao transformed into a statue.

From the analysis of this scene, Mu Yao’s combat strength was far superior to the hidden domain factions.

Perhaps only the Pillar Gods mentioned by Fog could fight against her.

But the problem was that the Dawn army had Mu Yao and Mu Qing. So, why did they lose?

Fog had once said that the truly powerful factions would choose to lie low or expand.

Only a weak race like Fog’s who had no way out or wanted to take a gamble would choose to infiltrate human society.

Fog’s original path of growth was also to expand its domain, but without the help of its clansmen, it met Mu Qing at the start and could only choose another path of growth.

This was also the main reason why Fog chose to attack the Tiger Soul Research Institute.

After all, from the perspective of a domain creature, the resources that human society could provide were extremely limited.

Let s talk about cultivation techniques first.

Powerful domain races had better cultivation techniques. Their growth system was also more outstanding than human cultivation which had only developed for more than 500 years.

There was no need to use human geniuses to develop spell projects like the Night Shadow Race.

Considering the issue from a resource perspective.

Unless they commandeered a specialized organization like the Tiger Soul

Research Institute, domain factions would struggle to seize substantial resources through warfare. In fact, they might end up losing more than they gained.

After all, the output of human resources still depended on the domain field.

Instead of attacking humans, it was better to attack other domain fields directly.

Moreover, not all domain factions could think of controlling human special organizations to obtain benefits.

In summary, if there existed a superpower that even the Dawn army couldn’t defeat, there was a high likelihood that they wouldn’t opt to conceal themselves within human society.

Even if they wanted to occupy human territory, they would choose the path of sweeping through a city like the Silver Moon Race.

Therefore, if the domain faction lurking in human society caused Mu Yao and Mu Qing to fail in their joint battle, Feng Qi would not believe it.

From a historical point of view, the strength of the Dawn army was clear.

The dark era created by the Dawn army also occupied a huge portion of future history. From this, one could see the influence of the Dawn army.

Putting aside the specific reason for the Dawn army’s mysterious behavior…

Judging from the strength of the Dawn army, unless an unknown super domain faction appeared, the domain faction lurking in human society was not their match.

Then a new problem would arise.

If the Dawn army didn’t fight against the domain factions lurking in human society, they wouldn’t have been evaluated as “rebels”.

The domain factions were not fools. In their eyes, the other domain factions were their opponents. They wouldn’t take the initiative to help..