Neukokos said, "Flying Wheel Country is a place every Behemoth knows about. But no Behemoth has ever returned after entering Flying Wheel Country, so it's hard to prove that it exists, or where exactly it is."
"Many Behemoths also believe it is a fictional utopia, a belief and strange tale fabricated by our ancestors. Especially now, when survival has become harder and harder, the younger generation of Behemoths no longer believes such a place exists."
"But as we age, especially after entering the weakening stage, old-timers like me develop a powerful hallucination—or perhaps it should be called a bloodline memory. I can see some vague scenes of Flying Wheel Country. The closer I come to death, the clearer they become."
It described, "It is a very peculiar world, filled everywhere with flying wheels large and small. The people who live there make them spin, and the spinning flying wheels turn silver blocks into birds, then launch them toward different skies. Those birds fly, become life, and disappear into the heavens."
"I saw that Behemoths were doing the same thing there. It was a peaceful, busy place, where no one had to worry about food anymore, and everyone spent every day making those birds..."
From those words alone, Lu Yao truly found it hard to imagine what kind of world that was.
Was it some kind of special prop-processing factory? Or a place where everyone could create life?
Lu Yao typed.
—Continue.
Neukokos said, "I did not see much, but everyone there seemed to know what they ought to do. They were all brief fragments and images, very blurry."
"Every Behemoth dreams of or sees a place like that. I think Flying Wheel Country should exist. It has even remained in the bloodline of us later Behemoths. It is just that