Faith Is a Double-Edged Sword!

Onboard the Holy Flame Arbiter, nearly 100,000 slaves and "Tech-Priest" were busily preparing for the necessary procedures for departure.

This includes tasks such as loading shells, checking the accuracy of various data, and performing necessary repairs on the ships after the last suppression.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Alvin also found Sentinel Prime Sky-Shaking Unicron " to the chief researcher.

"Hiss-.."

Even Sentinel Prime was taken aback.

The core of the Sky-Shaking Unicron Armor, including the transforming metal used, is the highest-level "Progenitor" on Cybertron!

Even the "Progenitor" level Transformers armor is shattered to this state; it's hard to imagine what Alvin went through.

"Can it be repaired?" Alvin asked.

"It's very difficult to fully repair it." Sentinel Prime frowned, a hint of human distress on his face, and sighed deeply, "The biggest problem is that each of the Progenitor- level AllSpark is unique and cannot be replicated; repairing them is virtually impossible."

"So you're saying there's absolutely no way to solve this?"

Alvin was somewhat disappointed, after all, the Sky-Shaking Unicron Armor had provided him with many conveniences, but unfortunately, in the fierce battle with Lorca,

Even the core AllSpark has been destroyed.

"No, there's another way."

Sentinel Prime suddenly shook his head, his expression strange, and said, "There is a Transformers who can repair the damaged AllSpark of the Progenitor Formation."

But it's dead. I need to go back to Cybertron; maybe I can find its data module in those ruins."

"You mean Saitianjiao, one of the thirteen progenitors?" Alvin immediately guessed who Sentinel Prime was talking about.

"That's right, it's Saitianjiao, the only one among the thirteen progenitors who mastered forging techniques." Sentinel Prime nodded, carefully storing the broken AllSpark in his chest, and then solemnly said, "Back then, when Sky-Shaking Unicron rebelled, he killed Saitianjiao, causing her AllSpark to dissipate. However, according to our investigations over the years, before coming to Earth to stop Sky-Shaking Unicron, the thirteen progenitors most likely left their inheritance modules on Cybertron."

"Real?!"

This news was a completely unexpected and delightful surprise for Alvin.

"I'm sorry, Progenitor, we're just speculating. There's no concrete evidence yet to prove that the thirteen progenitors left their legacy modules on Cybertron." Sentinel Prime shook his head with a wry smile. "Therefore, we need time to verify the truth of this news."

I trust your judgment.

Alvin nodded, fully trusting him. "Just do as you suggest. Whether you find it or not, it's at least a clue. If you can really find the Thirteen Ancestors' Inheritance Module, you'll be one step closer to your revival."

"On behalf of the Transformers family, I thank you for your tolerance and kindness, Progenitor."

Sentinel Prime expressed his gratitude.

The inheritance module of the thirteen progenitors - Alvin lowered his head in thought, watching the departing Sentinel Prime, and then summoned Aruman he had not seen for a long time.

Aruman was one of the core members he brought from Los Selby, and also the person he trusted most. He remained in the Transformers universe, responsible for establishing the "Adeptus Mechanicus."

Now, Aruman, except for the core of his brain, has been almost entirely replaced with mechanical parts. Upon seeing Alvin for the first time, he couldn't help but complain, "If I had known, I shouldn't have listened to your advice and let you leave me in this lousy place for over ten years!"

"Haha, isn't this place better than Losel? There are ample experimental facilities, and we can even establish a branch of the Adeptus Mechanicus," Alvin joked.

"Then I should thank you?"

Aruman said irritably, "Do you know how much effort I went through to get these stubborn Silicon-based lifeform to believe in Omnissiah?!"

"You've worked hard, but besides you and Tucker, it's hard to find anyone else to handle this." Alvin patted his shoulder, a hint of weariness in his eyes. "You should know very well that I have very few people I can trust."

"Never mind," Aruman noticed the weariness in his eyes, took back his harsh words, and sighed, "What brings you here this time?"

"I'd like to ask Adeptus Mechanicus here?" Alvin cut to the chase without beating around the bush.

Long before he conquered the Transformers world and formed the Holy Terra Alliance Council, he had Aruman establish the Adeptus Mechanicus in that world.

Now, more than a decade has passed.

If it weren't for Sentinel Prime, Alvin wouldn't have paid attention to the matter of the Thirteen Primordials again, since the original purpose of having Aruman establish the Adeptus Mechanicus was essentially to prevent certain future situations.

"Very good. After more than a decade of selection, the new generation of Transformers has almost forgotten the name of 'Primus.'" Aruman said seriously, "Your plan is progressing steadily, but—I seriously doubt whether this will really work."

"There's no harm in trying, right?"

Alvin shrugged, gazing into the distance, and said meaningfully, "Faith is a double-edged sword. It can make the worshipped become a god, but it can also distort their very essence year by year amidst the torrent of billions of lives, can't it?"

"--You'd better mean 'Primus'."

Aruman's lips twitched as he stared at Alvin's face, saying viciously, "It's fine to say this here, but if you're over there, you'd better not let those lunatics hear you, understand?!"

"Ha ha ha ha-"

Alvin scoffed, laughing and patting him on the shoulder, "My dear friend, I was of course talking about 'Primus' —oh, no, now we should call him 'Omnissiah,' right?"

"That's right, there has never been a 'Primus.' The one who created the Transformers, and even the entire universe, has always been the Machine God — Omnissiah."

Aruman spoke firmly, his gaze revealing a hint of something intriguing. "As for the Primus, he is nothing but an ignorant and foolish person, with a misunderstanding."

The Transformers franchise is a complex and multifaceted field.

However, Alvin is a prophet of the plot, so he had already begun planning this series of events.

Primus was the creator god of the Transformers, but after his fall, he only survived in Cybertron, where he transformed into a spirit or soul.

How similar is this state to that of Emperor?

So Alvin came up with a trick, like "switching the prince for a cat".

That's right, it's a trick!

By leveraging the striking similarities in power between Omnissiah and Primus, the author distorts their images from a religious perspective, allowing Omnissiah to replace Primus as the "creator god" of this world.

So here's the question.

The Emperor has sat on the Golden Throne for millennia, his essence distorted by the prayers of billions of human beings. Will the "Primus," in a similar situation, also be distorted by the faith of billions of beings in this universe?

Alvin wasn't sure if this massive faith-distorting project would work on Primus, but as he said, why not give it a try?

"This isn't my fault--"

Alvin gazed into the distance and muttered to himself, "I did promise you I would revive the Transformers, but I never promised you that the revived Transformers would still be just 'Transformers'."

Primus, the creator of the Transformers, has now become the Omnissiah, the Machine God, whom billions of beings of both the human and Transformers pray to and worship!

Even if you are as powerful as the creator god, how can you possibly contend with the wishes of billions of living beings?!