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Machu Picchu, Andes Mountains.

This was the end of the Inca Sacred Valley, and the ultimate expression of harmony between humanity and the environment.

This was the place discovered by Americans in 1911. They mistakenly believed it was the last refuge where the Inca had hidden from the Espanyol, so it was named a historic sanctuary.

The old professor introduced everyone to the history of Machu Picchu. "Many of the buildings we see now are connected to rituals. Inca religion was a form of pantheism. They worshipped nature and objects. It was a highly organized state religion, but it was also very inclusive. They did not force their subjects to abandon local deities. That was rather different from the Middle East."

"Yes, horse-riding peoples were never simple. They laid down their weapons only because their military strength had fallen behind," Huang Kaiwen said.

Some religions were extremely aggressive, but even when they held the military advantage, they were not as terrifying as the Jews. At worst, it was believe in my god or die.

As for the Jews, even wanting to die was a luxury.

What was even more frightening was that the Jews controlled public opinion. Throughout history, they had always been traitors and terrorists, yet they were constantly whitewashed and taken in. They never considered integrating, and always wanted to drive out the local masters.

Professor Moniro was examining the clues.

Meanwhile, Dasha Taran tugged Huang Kaiwen along to admire the scenery.

Below these ruins lay the Vilcanota River, the sacred river of Inca culture.

The Inca had incorporated the ancient customs and systems of every tribe in the Andes Mountains while creating many new things of their own. It was said that they calculated the Earth's cycle as 365 days and six hours, using it to establish