Chapter 1718 Hell Difficulty

A phone call that determines the future of mankind was made between a father and daughter.

The father is a government official, and the daughter is a civil servant. The political status of both of them is not very high, but they are very loyal to the country.

The daughter did not hide anything from her father, and told him everything about Duran, including Duran's statement that there are only two choices for the future of mankind.

This is to subvert the inherent concept of the country, which is too heavy for the two of them.

After listening, the father was silent. He began to doubt whether his daughter had become stupid because she had stayed with Norma for too long. But the daughter's tone was not false, and the fear and tension were real. The father knew this daughter best, stubborn and loyal, and if she had not really encountered stimulation, she would never be like this.

So he asked his daughter many questions again, and his daughter answered them one by one, with rich details.

The father also immediately investigated and found that the government did not send anyone to the exile island, and there was no man named Duran at all. He believed that his daughter could not have fabricated such a thing. Could it be that God really wanted to test them, mortals?

If it is really as my daughter said, if humans do not reflect and change, the result will be a regression in technology and a return to the agricultural era of living standards. Let alone magic, people will have to rely on their hands to work in the fields.

What a bleak ending that is. Everyone has to work hard to fill their stomachs every day and has no time to enjoy life.

It's scary to think about it. People in this country can't live without magic.

But the only way to avoid this result is to reflect on their attitude towards Norma, which is impossible. The stability of this country is based on discrimination against Norma. It is because of Norma that this country is safe. Ordinary citizens don't have to worry about being sent to the battlefield of dragons, nor do they worry about being discriminated against by others. All this is because of Norma.

If Norma is not discriminated against, it means that warriors have to be selected from the citizens, which will definitely cause chaos.

Emma waited for her father's guidance, and her father didn't know what they should do: "Why did he tell you this?" Since Duran can decide the future of mankind, why did he tell Emma this? Isn't this embarrassing for her?

"I don't know, maybe he thinks we are not treating Norma well, so he wants to tell us the consequences of not changing." Emma said: "He wants us to make a choice in fear."

Hearing his daughter's words, the father knew that Duran was not a good person either.

"Daughter, Nona's matter is of great importance. We can't change anything by ourselves. If Duran is so powerful, then the future of this planet has been decided. All we can do is to preserve the fire of human civilization as much as possible. Since he values ​​Norma so much, you should build a shelter on the island to preserve the fire of civilization."

I didn't expect my father to be so pessimistic and directly believe that technological regression is inevitable: "Is there really no way?"

"Although Duran said that change can bring greater benefits, it is just empty talk without any practical benefits. For the people, the first thing they see when they change is the disadvantages rather than the advantages in the future, so they will choose not to change and continue to maintain the status quo. Unless Duran can really let them see the actual benefits, nothing can be changed. This is reality." "So what we have to do is to protect the fire of civilization, and then we can continue to restore technology."

After hanging up the phone, Emma felt for the first time that the people of this country were so short-sighted, and she couldn't help but think about the ideas she supported in the past.

Norma didn't do anything wrong. They just couldn't use magic, so they were considered cursed. She thought so at first, but Norma also had joys and sorrows. They were also ordinary, just like ordinary people except that they couldn't use magic. But they had to be sent to the battlefield for unfounded reasons and died at a young age.

"Why didn't we think about what would happen if our positions were reversed one day?" Emma couldn't help but think that Norma was a minority before, and no one opposed persecuting them. But now Norma has a backer, and the magician is going to be unlucky.

"Maybe..." Emma couldn't help but think of a possibility. It's difficult to change the whole world, but what if you change Nona? If they can get Norma's forgiveness, can they change the result?

If Norma makes it clear for them when Duran takes action, can she change Duran's mind?

Maybe you can try it. You can't just sit there and wait for death. You have to try everything. But the magician can't accept Norma, and Norma may not like the magician.

Although Emma had an idea, it was still very difficult to complete it, so she could only start from herself. She wanted to start close contact with Norma, hoping to make everyone accept the magician, starting from herself and starting with small things.

Of course, facing Emma's sudden courtesy, the Normas were unwilling to accept it, and they all avoided Emma.

Emma helped them move things, transport things, and wanted to eat and sleep with them, and even wanted to give them some small gifts, but this kind of behavior of brushing favorability seemed a bit unnecessary to the Normas, who were really not used to the magician being so enthusiastic.

Everyone thought that Emma had taken the wrong medicine, or that her brain was broken. She even went to the equipment class to help and accidentally poured the oil on herself. A civilian staff member suddenly took action, even a magician would be clumsy.

But for the sake of the world, Emma wants Duran to see Norma accept her.

Although she has suffered a lot, Emma does not give up.

But for Norma, Emma's behavior is simply a hindrance. Not to mention good feelings, she can't avoid it in time.

But Emma is unaware of it and still works hard on her own.

"You are so naive. Do you want to find another way to make Norma understand the magician's difficulties?" Duran thought that few of these Normas were willing to sacrifice themselves. They did not resist because they could not resist, not because they really thought their behavior was noble. That was just a reason to comfort themselves.

If they can choose, they also want to live in peace and happiness. Who would want to go to war?

Duran stood in front of Emma: "Instead of causing trouble for everyone, you might as well go to the battlefield in person and use your life to prove that you really want to win everyone's recognition. If you can fight on the battlefield and come back alive, I guess everyone's attitude towards you will change."

Go to the battlefield?

The difficulty increased too quickly. Helping Norma was considered a normal difficulty, but going to the battlefield was a hellish difficulty, and people would die. Emma, ​​who had always been a civilian, did not dare to fight on the battlefield. She ran away in fear because the dragon was too scary. A slap could turn her into a pulp, and a spell could cremate her, which would really kill her.