bookpower Chapter 364: When the Supreme Beings want to do something, the human race can't stop them
Chapter 364: When the Supreme Beings want to do something, the human race can't stop them
Chapter 364: When the Supreme Beings want to do something, the human race can't stop themUpon hearing Thor's words, Professor Gregory immediately replied, "Where are you?" Mike answered truthfully, "Wolf's Den."
"Stay there, I'll be right over."
Putting away his Trade Secret Realm pass, Professor Gregory walked onto the deck.
The 15th floor was a nautical and adventure challenge where Mike had previously dealt with mermaids.
Professor Gregory's first mate was Landy, known as the "Undying Enforcer," a cursed, immortal being.
Even after spending only a few hours together, Landy was filled with awe and respect for the old man named Gregory.
Seeing Gregory approaching, Landy said respectfully, "Professor, we'll soon locate the sea monster."
"No need to
"The second layer, the various measures taken for the emergence of a potential Supreme Being, what you call 'treating you so well,' are strategies formulated by the Supreme Beings." Gregory explained, "When the Supreme Beings want to do something, the human race can't
stop them."
Mike understood this as well.
"Actually, many powerhouses have expressed the same concern as you."
Gregory smiled and said helplessly, "Protests are futile."
When a Supreme Being used their veto power, it was truly a veto.
Gregory continued to explain, "Actually, it was mainly Morpheus and Shadow Nine's idea.
Ares didn't express any opposition, and Apollo didn't care at all."
Got it, Mike nodded. Morpheus voted in favor, Ares abstained, Apollo was absent, and that's
how it was decided.
However, the involvement of Shadow Nine made it seem a bit out of place.
"Since you asked today, let me check the original meeting minutes."
Professor Gregory retrieved a file from the filing cabinet.
"Found it, Morpheus's original words were..."
As Gregory described it, Mike seemed to see a man overriding all objections, making a
decision that determined the human race's future attitude and measures towards potential
Supreme Beings.
Morpheus had said, "We don't know what kind of people future potential Supreme Beings will be. But that doesn't stop us from treating them as good people first."