The Immortal of the Aztecs
Chapter 1413

The Grand Unification of Cultural Construction: Chronicle of Years and Book of Songs of the Rubber People

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"Seven branches of Rubber People, and the ancestral kin across the Western Sea? Constructing an all-under-heaven order of Rubber People as one!..."

Avet held the Records of the Rubber People and pondered for a long time without speaking. Just as he had never imagined before that the world could be so vast... at this moment, he had also never expected the vision of constructing "Rubber People as one" to be so immense, stretching from the all-under-heaven of Mesoamerica to the entire Northern Continent, the Southern Continent, and even to the far side of the Western Sea that was like something out of legend!

However, he could understand the meaning of such cultural construction. It was expanding the foundation of the people, expanding the scope of all-under-heaven, to build a shared order under heaven! The religious faith of this order was the Main God. The cultural identity of this order was the Rubber People. And the political center of this order, without question, was the most central Mexican highlands and jungles, the lake region of Texcoco!

At this moment, an ultimate political goal had already been proposed in this thick Records of the Rubber People. As for how many Rubber People kingdoms there would be in the future of the northern and southern continents, and how many royal fiefs would be enfeoffed? That was something Avet could neither imagine nor know.

"In order to seek the divinity of the Main God, the seven branches of the Rubber People scattered like stars in the Third Era, developing different kingdoms and civilizations. However, all the tribes under heaven came from one source and one people, and are destined to return to one! Thus, when the Fourth Era came, the Main God awakened from slumber, and the Divine Eagle returned with the Divine Serpent

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