"Limitless Cyber Celestial, what astonishing wisdom this is!"
The Cyber Cultivators, having guessed the truth, became even more devoted to the Limitless Cyber Celestial.
Indeed, the Titans are nothing but beasts who revere violence.
Only the great Limitless Cyber Celestial is the sole Heavenly Father and savior of this world.
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"Great Titans, what are your demands? Humanity will fulfill your needs as much as possible!"
The Cyber Cultivators, who had just been praising the Cyber Celestial Venerable in their hearts, quickly approached the Titans, reciting hymns of praise and flattering them.
Because once chosen by a Titan to be its spokesperson, they could begin a life of wielding influence through that Titan.
The Titans directly stated their intentions: they wanted followers, food, and servitude.
The Titans needed followers because the power of faith could be used as fuel to drive the Great Rune of the Myriad Machines, which was a very important resource.
Therefore, Xiao used the growth of the Divine Kingdom's size as leverage to exchange for the power of faith in the Titans' hands, allowing him to obtain more power of faith.
Although doing so might result in some losses for him, in the long run, the wool comes from the sheep, and he would still profit considerably.
After all, monopoly is also a business, and he alone determined the price.
The food the Titans needed actually referred to various disasters. Titans are the embodiment of natural calamities; they can create natural disasters and also grow stronger by devouring them.
In addition, there were also various substances containing nuclear radiation; these were a common food source for all Titans.
Every Titan could gradually enhance its strength by absorbing radiation.
The last item, servitude, was even simpler.
In ancient times, many great gods had received the service of humans, a feeling that was difficult to forget even after thousands of years.
That life of having clothes handed to them, food brought to their mouths, and even people regularly bathing and massaging the Titans,
was also one of the reasons why the Titans chose to immediately forgive humanity's past betrayal after obtaining their Divine Kingdoms.
Regardless of the creature, once it experienced a good life, it would never want to return to hardship.
The human side readily agreed to the Titans' demands.
Although on the surface, serving and caring for the Titans seemed to require immense expenditure, in reality, the economic and material growth brought by the Titans was comprehensive.
Since ancient times, myths and legends have always contained descriptions of the prosperous age of antiquity.
In that era, the land flowed with milk and honey, food was everywhere, trees were laden with various fruits, and humans did not need to worry or struggle for survival.
However, this beautiful age ended with the changing of eras and the departure of the gods.
Once, people believed these descriptions were merely fantasies born from ancient people's yearning for an ideal society—a utopia.
But with the arrival of the Titans and the tremendous changes in Seoul under Destoroyah's radiation,
all of this clearly indicated that those descriptions were not fictional, but a real historical reality.
And it was these magnificent Titans before them who had created such a beautiful world.
Therefore, on the surface, it seemed as if humans were unilaterally giving, but in reality, it was a win-win situation.
On one hand, humans serving the Titans required a large number of workers, which prompted the government to provide more job opportunities, thereby boosting economic development.
On the other hand, through the power of the Titans, vast quantities of grain and resources could be continuously produced,
and technological development could proceed without concern for industrial pollution.
Furthermore, the Titans also showed their Divine Kingdoms to the world and promised that believers could continue living there after death.
Thus, let alone being paid to serve the Titans, many believers wanted to volunteer their service.
After all, opportunities to get close to gods are rare, let alone serving them personally.
As for entering the Divine Kingdom for eternal life after death?
That was a blessing bestowed by the divine beings, and it would be impolite not to accept it.
Therefore, many people competed for the opportunity, even if there was no remuneration, or even if they had to pay out of their own pockets.
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As the initial cooperation between the two sides began, large-scale shrines and temples started being built around the world solely for the Titans' rest.
These shrines and temples were soul receivers and teleportation arrays that Xiao gave to the Titans.
The Titans could receive human faith and souls through their shrines and temples, bringing them into their Divine Kingdoms.
They could also freely travel between the various shrines and temples through their Divine Kingdoms.
The human side also unexpectedly discovered that they mutated under the Titans' radiation while serving them.
They became stronger and healthier, and some even gained miraculous powers similar to those of the Titans.
This change made humanity's faith in the Titans even more fanatical.
At first, Xiao was also surprised, not expecting that besides his own Radiance, the other Titans also possessed this ability.
But he quickly realized that this might be because their spiritual power was stronger than his own.
However, as Xiao reviewed the movie's plot, he discovered that this change had actually been mentioned in the original work.
In the original work, a primitive and ancient tribe called the Iwi lived on Skull Island and in the Hollow Earth.
This tribe, fearing that their own voices would attract the surrounding giant beasts, all tried their best to avoid making noise, eventually collectively losing the ability to speak.
But at the same time, because they had served Kong and Mothra for many years, they evolved the ability of telepathy.
Every Iwi seemed taciturn, but within their psychic network, every one of them was a chatterbox.
Therefore, serving Titans would cause the body to mutate and gain extraordinary abilities.
In fact, this phenomenon was not unique to Xiao. It was just that because of the Radiance surrounding Xiao, his followers mutated more severely and much more rapidly.
With the initial integration of humans and Titans, the Destoroyah regime was officially established.
Although everything seemed to be moving in a positive direction, there is always both good and bad in the world.
There were still some dissenting voices regarding the integration of the Titans.
Some people were filled with disgust for the Titans, even hating everything related to them.
Some had lost relatives because of the Titans, and the hatred in their hearts was difficult to erase.
Others served the Titans out of self-interest and a desire for power, but when they discovered that the Titans did not care about them, they became furious, turning love into hatred.
And some simply hated the Titans by nature, disliking them for no reason, just as humans instinctively feel aversion when seeing arthropods.
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