Chapter 511 The Real Trial

Looking at Frost, who was drinking champagne at halftime with a confident look, Mu Qingzhi was speechless.

...Blood sacrifice?

To be honest, it was indeed a blood sacrifice, but in the opposite direction. If it weren't for the self-sacrifice of more than 2,000 people that polluted her promotion, she wouldn't have to fight Nidhogg in such an unstable form.

From the beginning to the end, what those people wanted was a mutual loss between her and Nidhogg. Whether she won or Nidhogg won, it was what those people didn't want to see.

... Could she fight Nidhogg at that time?

She could, but the final result of the fight would inevitably be the destruction of both sides. But if she deliberately lost, she would still have a glimmer of hope.

In the final analysis, this was actually a very good choice.

She not only had an impression of the ruins that Frost mentioned, but she was very familiar with it, because that place was built by her, and its original function was a shelter.

She thought that place had long been buried in the endless dust of history, but she didn't expect that it could still survive until today and was discovered in such an occasion...

"Explain? Since you want to explain, then let the ruins themselves give you the answer."

Looking at Frost, Mu Qingzhi looked sympathetic.

She wasn't angry, after all, you wouldn't be furious because a fly was buzzing in front of you, but you would just feel a little annoyed... and now she felt a little speechless.

"By the way, the excavation of the ruins is almost over, right? Instead of letting those experts to crack it, why don't you publish all the information you have collected and let Norma interpret it?"

"Of course, you don't need to remind me."

Not seeing the expression he imagined, Frost looked away and snorted coldly.

He thought that he was about to expose the hypocritical true face of the White Emperor, and he should see a panic expression on his face, but the result was beyond his expectation.

...He felt that the other party looked at him as if he was looking at a clown in a circus.

To be honest, he couldn't figure it out.

As long as the other party lowered his head slightly, they could share the supreme power and wealth, but the other party turned the table... What good would it do to the other party?

...But it doesn't matter.

Since the other party refused to cooperate, they could only take their own counterattack.

Soon, as a large amount of data came from the ruins discovered by the Gattuso family, dense documents and related murals appeared on the large screen in the center.

Under the attention of everyone, the work of deciphering this information was proceeding in an orderly manner.

Norma's performance was extremely powerful, and it didn't take too long to decipher this information, so after only five minutes, the first document information that was deciphered was already available.

In this document, everything about that era was recorded in detail. It seemed like some kind of research report, but the amount of information revealed in it was quite large.

After reading this research report, the whole venue was immediately swept by a frenzy of discussion.

Everyone has many guesses about the appearance of that ancient and brilliant era, but most of them remain unchanged.

Although the era when the black and white kings ruled together was the most brilliant era of dragon civilization, it was also recognized as the darkest era of mankind. Humans worked hard as coolies and slaves, built towering buildings for those dragons, and countless people died of exhaustion and starvation.

However, from the content revealed in this research report, the appearance of that era was completely different from what they imagined. Humans were not slaves at the bottom of society, but legitimate citizens recognized by the dragons. No dragon could discriminate against or enslave humans. Humans had the same civil rights as dragons, and this was even written into the dragon laws.

In that era, humans could go to school and find jobs. Everything was not much different from now. The difference was that they worked together with the dragons to build and transform the world. Humans were not slaves, but citizens with the same rights as dragon citizens.

——This research report is actually a research topic completed by a human who attended the Dragon University when he graduated.

"This..."

Looking at the information displayed on the big screen, Frost subconsciously opened his eyes wide and was completely dumbfounded.

——After this report came out, his previous accusations against the White Emperor instantly became a complete joke.

At the end of the research report, it was specifically mentioned that everything that humans can enjoy now is due to the efforts of the White Emperor for hundreds of years.

If it were not for the efforts of the White Emperor, humans would always be slaves of the Dragon Clan, not citizens.

Before Frost could recover from his dumbfoundedness, more and more interpreted reports appeared on the screen. These interpreted documents showed them a booming civilization from all aspects. Even if they were separated by text, they could feel the thickness of that era.

"But, but even so, this cannot change the fact that the White Emperor started a war in order to fight for power!!"

Under the strange eyes cast by the people next to him, Frost blushed and spoke loudly.

"If the White Emperor really stands on the side of humans, then she shouldn't do this..."

--A sudden exclamation in the venue interrupted his words.

"Betrayal... Humans are the betrayers!?"

"Those who are not of my race must have different hearts..."

"Even the start of the war is..."

Various noisy voices came one after another, almost breaking the roof.

...What betrayal?

Frost looked up at the screen in front of him in confusion.

...Then, he saw a confession letter that had not been sent.

This letter described in detail the psychological process of a person's regret and struggle, but at the same time included the future of the race and the sacrifices made voluntarily for justice, which was extremely contradictory to read.

[…She may indeed be the wisest king, and also the most gentle king, but unfortunately she is not human…]

[…I owe her too much. In the next few hundred years, I will atone for the decision I made at this moment…Although I am unforgivable, I have no words to face her again…]

[…The future of mankind, the future of the tribe…]

………………

In this confession letter, many secrets were revealed, including the detailed process of the other party's betrayal. Everything was written down one by one, and the details were outrageous.

Mu Qingzhi saw the other party write this letter. At that time, nothing had happened. The other party wrote this letter before his death, perhaps wanting her to see it, or perhaps wanting to leave it as a warning to future generations, but the specific truth is no longer traceable.

"How about it, is there anything else you want to say?"

Moving his eyes away from the screen, squinting his eyes, Mu Qingzhi looked at Frost who looked confused over there.

"Is it the White King who deceived humans, or humans... betrayed the White King with their own hands?"