Gods and the Man Who Wants to Kill Gods

"Don't underestimate these flowers, they're all artificially cultivated and they're some of the most expensive varieties that are famous throughout the Star Field. "

However, such remarks did not cause much trouble for Judah who had never seen any expensive plants, and the essential reason was that humanoids could not make good value judgments about things that they had no concept of, and no matter how advanced these plants were in the eyes of the guards, such things were of no value to Judah himself.

"So what's the point of these plants?" Yu Twenty earnestly asked a question that belonged to the people at the bottom, in the era of the star field, the growth of plants themselves was already a rare thing. Judah had only seen the occasional low-rise plant survive in the crevices as humble as his own species. While the plants here are growing beautifully, they also enjoy the artificial sunlight on a daily basis.

It's not like a wandering area, it's dark all year round, there's always been no daylight, only the clock can tell you the current geometry, among all Jud's belongings, there was a watch he liked very much, which he picked up from the garbage heap, and it didn't intact, Judah spent a long time repairing it, and finally failed because of the lack of theoretical knowledge.

But he still cherishes the ability to have a timekeeping function, because in the dark you always have an anchor to tell you that every day is actually passing time.

At this time, Juji felt that he was the same as the plants, no different from the low plants in the wandering area, and the plants here were indeed so bright and beautiful, obviously there was no difference in nature. It has always been unfair to be artificially valued, but it seems so normal, because the humanoids who live in the palace may not have the opportunity to step on those oily floors for the rest of their lives, endure the noise of industrial treatment plants, and live on a meager salary (paid for themselves) every day.

He remembered what Emily had said that she had been subjected to cruel training, but these things were meant to happen to Judas every day, and he didn't even need training, and Judah knew how best to protect himself. So to be honest, when Emily said those words, he didn't feel respect, or that kind of legendary heat welling up in his heart.

He only felt ridiculous, cruel life and cruel training, hopeless survival and a certain happy life as long as he survived. It turns out that I could have had the opportunity to be such a person, and Juji is glad in his heart, he doesn't want to be Emily one day, such a high-ranking humanoid, who will eventually eat himself because of his arrogance.

"It doesn't make any sense, but if I have to say it, I think it's just to set off our second prince. The guard's words made Judah even wonder if he had misheard.

"What do you mean, these flowers and plants were planted by your second prince?"

"No, anyway, you'll find out in a while, these flowers and plants in your mouth have been here a long time ago, but I privately think that the second prince is the humanoid species that can really own them. From these titles, Juji suddenly realized that the guard did not know the race of the royal family, or rather, in a series of comments just now, he finally realized that in fact, the royal blood did not seem to have an accurate name.