Chapter 2638 Humans and Goblins
Humans and goblins sat in the Garen family castle with brilliant lights and walls, both sides sitting on both sides of the negotiation table on an equal footing. The leader of the Word of God Cult was a little dazed, but since he was here, he might as well listen to what these strange goblins wanted. It would be good to understand them. After all, since the goblins have appeared, they cannot be ignored.
Las stood beside the goblin warrior as a child envoy. He would use ventriloquism to help the goblins speak. As for why he could speak ventriloquism, of course, he exchanged it for skill points.
Although the original system skills were all combat skills and there was no ventriloquism, Duran came and ventriloquism was available. In fact, Duran felt that the system skills were indeed too monotonous. More skills of deception or production would make it easier for everyone to fight. Because deception and acting are also an important part of fighting, not just relying on strength.
"You are really surprising, completely different from the goblins I know." The leader spoke first.
"There is no difference between goblins and humans. If there is, it's just that you humans developed first and we developed later. Logically, we should have a lot to learn from humans, but recently humans' performance has disappointed us." The goblin also spoke, but it was actually Lars who spoke, and the goblin warriors followed the lip movements.
The leader didn't expect the goblins to be disappointed with humans. It was the first time he heard of it. He couldn't help but say, "How did humans disappoint you?"
"Humans have been killing each other and fighting against each other. Eight hundred years ago, humans were more developed than today's humans." The goblin said, "Humanity's regression has made us goblins deeply understand that humans have reached the end, and a completely new civilization must replace them next."
Lars said these completely according to Duran's words. If you want equality, you have to ask for a high price and bargain on the ground. You must first belittle humans before humans can be on an equal footing with goblins. Otherwise, if you praise humans, the relationship between the two will never be equal.
The leader thought that the goblins didn't know anything at all. They fought and fought, but they all wanted this world to survive. In order to keep humans motivated, the leader established the Word of God Religion. Who can understand this painstaking effort?
Carrying the sins and burdens, the leader thinks he is an excellent riddler, and everything he does is righteous, and his heart is sincere.
However, these are secrets, secrets that cannot be made public. So even if the goblins said bad things about humans, the leader couldn't refute it, so he said with a complicated expression: "Although you goblins have developed, you are still too young, and you don't know the truth at all. In the future, when some of you understand the truth, you will understand the current situation of humans."
Las didn't expect the other party to say this, and didn't know how to answer. It's really information asymmetry. The goblins have too little information, and it's not easy to argue with humans.
However, since they are already at the negotiation table, Las can only bite the bullet and say: "No matter what your current situation is, if humans continue to kill each other, they will sooner or later become extinct. Why don't you recognize our Goblin Kingdom and see how we goblins govern the country and how we develop technology."
The leader thought that this is the goal of the goblins, and they need human recognition. That's right, these goblins obviously want to integrate into the mainstream civilization, so it makes sense to negotiate with humans. But they really don't understand the truth of the world, they don't understand anything. So the leader said: "It's not difficult to admit you. As the leader of the Word of God, I still have influence, but as a condition, you must allow the Word of God to preach in the Goblin Kingdom." As long as you believe in his Word of God, you must fight in order to hear more words of God, and then the goblins will be the same as humans.
Las thought that Duran had never taken care of this, and he didn't expect the other party to make such a condition. Las thought, do you want to agree? It doesn't look good.
Las doesn't know much about religion, but from his experience, religion will always make people fall behind, and he doesn't know whether he should accept such a condition. Sure enough, he is not suitable for negotiation, so Duran should come.
The leader carefully observed the goblin's expression, but he couldn't understand it. After all, goblins look like giant groundhogs. How can humans understand the expression of groundhogs? At least the leader can't understand it, even if he lives for 800 years. But the other party's silence should be thinking.
Goblins don't have religion. Once the Word of God enters, there will be no obstacles. It's good to expand the scope of the fight.
"We can accept it, but humans have to provide more technology." Las finally made up his mind. As long as it can improve the strength of the goblins, they will believe in religion. Las thought to himself, if you have the ability, come to preach. Goblins have low IQs. If you can make goblins believe in religion, it's your ability.
The leader nodded, thinking that goblins are indeed beyond his imagination. It seems that goblins have learned to compromise. He said: "Deal, I can provide more technology, but you also have to promise me another thing, that is, to cooperate with the country of Oz to capture the Goddess Church. Since you believe in my religion, you must fulfill your duties."
The other party is talking back and forth, constantly offering conditions. This is how negotiations are, bargaining and finally reaching a consensus.
Las thought this was too much, so he flatly refused: "We goblins love peace and don't want to participate in war."
Last time, it was the elves who said they loved peace, but as a riddler, the leader knew the true face of the elves, which was called cruel. So he didn't believe that there was any race that truly loved peace. In this world, the races that truly loved peace had long been eliminated.
So the leader said indifferently to the goblin's peace declaration: "Peace, who doesn't love it? But the teachings of the Goddess Church are negative. When you encounter problems, you should pray to the goddess instead of using your own efforts to overcome difficulties. This kind of religion should not exist in the world."
"Then how do you plan to eradicate the Goddess Church, kill all their believers, and burn all their books?" Las asked.
"That's right." The leader did not deny that it was inevitable to completely eradicate the Goddess Church. Anyway, if the people in this world died, they would contribute to the system, and there would be no psychological burden at all.
Las didn't expect the other party to say such sensational words so easily. Recalling the cruelty of humans in his dream, he felt angry for a while. He felt that humans must be replaced by goblins, otherwise sooner or later humans would also do such a cruel thing to goblins.
That's right, the future belongs to the goblins, Las thought. Cooperation with humans now is only a stopgap measure. Since humans are going to kill each other, it's better to help the Word of God to fight temporarily, which is just right to upgrade the level of goblins.
Seeing that humans are so cold-blooded, Las realized that he really came to a completely different world without any order. Here, the strong are respected, and if you don't want to be destroyed, you have to destroy the enemy. Goblins must not expect humans to live in peace with goblins, and they must find a way to strengthen themselves, so he said: "As you wish, our cavalry will help you to fight the Goddess Church together."
Fighting can upgrade, which is the first step to becoming stronger. From today on, Las has changed, and he really thinks about the future from the standpoint of goblins, a future without humans.