That God on Earth's studio was located at North Shore Gear.
So there was some kind of legacy behind it?
Through details like Withered Tree Sandbar, Zhong Man further confirmed the identity of the chibi boy sitting obediently on the other side of the screen.
Probably few people recognized Withered Tree Sandbar, but everyone attending this sudden Instance Dungeon Class—especially those outside the circle—was a veteran Dreamscape Game player. Most had started out as die-hard Raven Livestream fans. After round after round of broadcasts, key figures like Ronan and Raven were firmly etched in their minds.
Besides, Xia City offered plenty of missions, opportunities, and information. Even in chibi form, Ronan wasn't hard to recognize. The next leap of thought came naturally.
A father's gift to his son... Did that mean this simple animation really was the Young God's lesson?
Was this how he had taken classes as a child?
Was what they were watching now the material he had studied?
Amid the jumble of thoughts and discussion, the hand-drawn pictures and strange history lesson continued. Simple lines and narration sketched out something like the basic theory of the Big Bang, though only in passing. The handsome chibi uncle continued his "blackboard lecture," interspersing it with several rather abstract outlines:
"In our history lesson, how the universe came to be doesn't matter much, because we don't know for certain. Meaningful history begins with the 'Prisoners' of the earliest Primitive Universe, beings of inconceivable size. We call them 'Ancient Gods'... The region where they were relatively widespread was named the 'Central Star Zone' by later civilizations. Those stars are so distant that we could hardly reach them even in theory."
Uh, Ancient Gods? The Central Star Zone?
Was this game lore... Wait, wasn't this supposed to be a history lesson?
Wasn't