After that, Fang Zheng had to spend quite a bit of effort explaining before Eloi finally cleared up the misunderstanding. Fortunately, she seemed to have been exposed to such things from a young age, so she did not worship the objects in these ruins as miracles like the others did.
After all, worshipping a fire alarm was just way too cringe.
"So, you're from another... tribe?"
"That's not wrong."
As they walked through the mechanically styled corridor, Fang Zheng explained things to Eloi.
"If you think of your ancestors as one great tribe, then you should be able to understand. We came from another tribe. See? It's that simple."
"I see..."
Eloi nodded, then suddenly thought of something.
"But didn't the ancestors leave behind a message saying that this world had been completely destroyed?"
"Their vision was still limited."
Fang Zheng shrugged. Just then, a wolf-like mechanical monster suddenly pounced out from the side, its head glowing red as it lunged at Fang Zheng. Fang Zheng merely waved a hand, and the mechanical monster collapsed onto the ground, faint arcs of electricity flickering across its body. Then the red glow in its head returned to blue, and it obediently retreated to the side and lay down.
Seeing this, The Priestess and the former chieftain behind them began murmuring to themselves again. In short, it was nothing more than things like, "The divine envoy has purified the fallen mechanical messenger"... Ah, say whatever you want.
Fang Zheng could no longer be bothered with them.
"You see, to you, perhaps the world is only this big. The places you have explored and the tribe you live in make up your world. But that is not actually the case. Your so-called world is only a tiny fragment of the real one. To put