Supplementary Information: Vito's Biography (1)

The purpose of this article is to help readers sort out the protagonist Vito. As of now, his life has been long and complicated. I think some friends may still be confused, so I have written a special article to help you sort it out, hoping it will be helpful.

The protagonist was born in ancient Greece in 600 BC, in a city-state on the island of Crete today. His past is a complete mystery, and Vito himself has almost forgotten it. After all, it is too long ago. Things 30,000 years ago are almost earlier than the origin of Chinese civilization for us. Even the immortals can't remember them completely.

But it is basically certain that Vito should be one of the earliest immortals, but his age is still younger than the emperor. After all, the emperor is the first city-state of mankind and existed before the birth of the country. It is estimated that Vito is about a thousand years younger than the emperor, but judging by the exaggerated scale of the immortals, it is not very big.

Vito Constantine is not the protagonist's real name. Like the Emperor, they have changed their names many times, so many times that they have forgotten what they were called at first. But from the article, Vito's name was also a strange name in ancient Greece, so it is speculated that Vito's parents may not be Greek. According to the appearance of the protagonist, they may be Slavs, that is, the ancestors of today's Russians, Ukrainians and Poles.

So Vito was probably called something like Ski at first. Slavs, the proportion of Ski in the name is always as dense as that in Korean.

It is not clear what Vito did in his early years, but according to his self-description of wandering around, he should be a businessman, adventurer, mercenary or captain, a wandering vagrant.

Vito first met the Emperor on Mount Sinai in Palestine. According to the protagonist, the Emperor was like a "charlatan" at that time. In fact, it means that the Emperor is a philosopher. After all, in the eyes of people at that time, philosophers like Plato sounded like charlatans even if they were full of riddles.

This was later proved. Vito said that the name used by the emperor in ancient Rome was Cicero, which basically refers to Marcus Tullius Cicero, a famous politician, orator, orator, jurist and philosopher in ancient Rome. He was later "assassinated" by Antony and withdrew from the stage of history.

According to Vito, the emperor especially liked to talk about a lot of philosophy, ideas and principles, which was like chanting scriptures for Vito, and it sounded very annoying. It seems that the emperor had the habit of being a riddle man earlier.

Vito served as a general of the Roman Republic and Empire in ancient Rome. It should be during the period of Octavian. As an old subordinate of Caesar, he supported Octavian to win the war of the three giants, and then disappeared in history at a certain time.

Vito later appeared again. The important event that is currently clear is the famous Justinian Plague, which is the first Black Death pandemic. Vito and the emperor, the enemies, killed the great demon of Nurgle together and ended the Black Death plague, so the historical record is that the Black Death suddenly disappeared.

Later, Vito participated in many events in the Middle Ages and traveled to the East. According to what he said now, he once settled in the land of China during the Han and Tang dynasties, witnessed the rise and fall of the Han and Tang empires, and witnessed the warlord wars and the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty.

He witnessed the Anshi Rebellion when the Tang Dynasty reached its peak. This rebellion was very similar to the later Horus Rebellion, which destroyed the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty in one fell swoop and laid hidden dangers for the late Tang Dynasty melee.

We don’t know whether Vito participated in these troubled times, but the Tang Dynasty did have a large number of foreign generals, so maybe Vito did participate in the war against An Lushan, which is currently unknown.

Later, Vito’s next clear historical event was the second Black Death pandemic in the 13th century. He had just participated in the Crusades and returned to Europe to kill the Nurgle demon of this plague with the emperor, ending the second Black Death pandemic. The historical record is that the Black Death suddenly disappeared.

From this memory, it is clear that Vito and the Emperor have a big conflict. The Emperor is more rational and calm, even to the point of being cold, while Vito is more like a normal human being. For example, he wanted to rob the execution ground and save his lover at the time, but the Emperor stopped him.

Many readers here don’t understand why the Emperor wanted to stop Vito. My opinion is that according to Vito’s reaction when he fought with the Emperor later, once Vito was enraged, his power was completely out of control. If Vito was allowed to rob the execution ground, the entire city, and even half of France, would be blown up, so the Emperor organized Vito.

Some people say that Vito could save the girl and then escape to the land of China. It is indeed possible to do so, but as the Emperor said, you can take her away, but her parents, family and all her friends cannot flee with you. Her elderly parents and everyone she knows will be burned to death by the religious inquisition, and even more people will be affected. Therefore, letting Vito rob people and run away is just to satisfy his own selfish desires, and the girl may not thank him, because all her relatives will die in the subsequent religious revenge.

This kind of rescue is nothing but one-sided self-touching, so the emperor stopped Vito. Although he had a quarrel with Vito, he still stopped him.

According to the current main story line, Vito has also learned to look at problems calmly and objectively. How did he learn it? I'm afraid he experienced some very important things and deeply understood this point.

Later, Vito continued to live in human civilization, discovered the New World with Columbus, traveled between the East and the West along the Silk Road, witnessed the birth of the Thirteen Colonies and the American War of Independence, as well as the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars. It is not known whether Vito participated in this period.

He also embarked on a pioneering journey in the American West as the first explorer, and served as a sheriff in an unknown place during the westward movement. He may have also been a horse bandit for a period of time, similar to the one in Red Dead Redemption 2, although it is unknown whether Vito was really like a gang or just helped.

Vito also knew Karl Marx and Engels in the 19th century, and they seemed to have a very good relationship, belonging to a close friend relationship. He also helped Marx get rid of the threat of local capitalists with the Emperor. It can be seen that the Emperor also had a relationship with Marx, but whether the relationship was the same as Vito and Marx is unknown.

But judging from the fact that Vito attended the funeral alone when Marx died, their friendship was not shallow.

Vito's life in modern and contemporary times is unknown, and then there is the story of the Golden Age and the Great Expedition. The subsequent stories may be revealed one by one.

Simply put, Vito's life is the history of the entire human race. Like the emperor, he was born at the dawn of civilization and walked into the night of civilization.

Well, this is the supplementary information for this issue. I hope it can help you sort out some things. I will also do the rest of the information in succession to help you read more smoothly. If you have any questions, you are welcome to ask, and I will respond actively.