"We've been asleep for so long, but we've finally returned. We're going to fight the Celestials and reclaim our position as overlords." Ote thrust out his hand and shouted passionately.
I nodded, a cold smile curling at the corners of my mouth. "The Celestials were a bunch of bastards to begin with. Having a few more enemies won't hurt."
"The Celestials did some truly outrageous things to us, too. Don't worry. We'll get justice for you." Ote looked at me and spoke earnestly.
But I only sneered inwardly. Ote was just a child. He had no idea how cruel reality could be.
Once the Atlantis Civilization replaced the Celestials, who knew what terrible things they might do? They might even become a second group of Celestials.
However, I kept my expression unchanged on the surface, pretending to be a good friend as I chatted with Ote.
Ote was very happy. He smiled and said, "I haven't talked to anyone in a long time. We Atlanteans are a very boring bunch. We're absolutely rational. We simply won't do anything meaningless."
"But talking with you makes me feel really happy."
I froze for a moment and asked in surprise, "Don't you have any entertainment at all?"
"What is entertainment? We don't have any, because doing those things wouldn't bring us any benefits." Ote looked utterly bewildered.
I was astonished. After speaking with him at length, I finally learned that ever since its defeat, the Atlantis Civilization had been working tirelessly and developing at a frantic pace, determined to wipe away its shame. As a result, it had no entertainment whatsoever.
The Atlanteans either cultivated or worked on technology. They had no time for entertainment at all.
Moreover, they didn't understand entertainment. They didn't even fall in love. They had no need for