Chapter 1376: Chapter 80: God: Jews, Is It? The Time for Vengeance Has Come!
Early morning, beneath the Kabbalah tree.
Luo En awoke from the expanse of a snowy land, feeling refreshed.
The internal injuries caused by Fate’s backlash had also healed for the most part.
To be honest, this kind of healing based on ancient fertility worship was quite absurd and very Greek, but it did have some effect.
Whatever, with the treatment done, it was about time to get things done.
Luo En stretched lazily, left the gentle embrace, and walked towards his temple.
However, just as he stepped out of the Magic Barrier’s range, a violent and distinctive resonance pierced into his mind.
Luo En’s face tensed as he used his perception to activate the Magic Circle Diagram, taking out a shining Medusa’s Emblem, which he tossed onto the ground.
When the emblem fell, the runes etched upon it twisted and floated, coalescing into a graceful figure with a mournful expression:
“Father God, you finally responded. If I couldn’t reach you again, I’d have to figure out how to escape by myself.”
“Did something happen in Egypt?”
Luo En looked at Pandora appearing before him, showing surprise.
Pandora shook her head and said:
“Strictly speaking, it’s the group of Canaanites that you asked me to watch over that have met with trouble.”
Following the Babylonian Divine Era’s battle, she was assigned by Father God to infiltrate the Canaan Divine Era as the Night Witch [Lilith] and successfully instigated a familial drama among the Canaan Gods.
Ultimately, though Prince Baalhu and his sister Anat achieved the feat of patricide, at the moment they were about to enjoy the fruits of victory, they were taken down by Luo En, who played the role of the hunter behind the sparrow, and the hard-won Canaan Origin Essence was taken advantage of by the Persian Origin God Zalvan.
This led to the entire Canaan Divine Era being implicated, with their land accepted by the Persian Divine Era, humans and gods alike became bargaining chips for Zalvan’s alliances, and were taken to serve in Egypt and West Africa’s Divine Eras.
Pandora had initially thought that after accomplishing this task, Luo En would take the opportunity to bring her back.
Unexpectedly, this back-end boss didn’t lift a finger to take her away, instead, he gave her a new secret mission
— to assume another identity among the Canaanites, infiltrate the Egyptian Divine Era, spy on the actions of Egypt, West Africa, and this group of Canaanites, and await the next instructions.
As the enchantress best skilled at deception, along with her Origin Level divinity disguise, Pandora completed her infiltration mission excellently and thrived locally in Egypt.
However, the good times didn’t last long; her so-called compatriots had recently stirred up quite a commotion, prompting a sweeping “Jewish expulsion wave” across the Egyptian Divine Era.
Facing the enraged Egyptians, she, pretending to be Jewish, turned into someone affected by the situation and began living days in hiding.
“Jewish? It seems that this group of Canaanites, after being taken over by Egypt, have been living quite well.”
Luo En raised an eyebrow, showing a cold smile.
“Jewish” originally meant “Chosen People of God” or “Beloved of God.”
Daring to call themselves such an ostentatious name proves that this group of Canaanites relocated to Egypt wasn’t oppressed; instead, they received decent status and identity.
“No wonder it’s you, guessing so accurately!”
Pandora showed surprise, unconsciously praising this boss’s insight as if he foresaw things before they happened.
Indeed, for any Divine Era and country, population is an extremely important asset.
Under the leadership of the gods and numerous Pharaohs, Egypt maintained enlightened political and social climates.
Thus, after receiving this [asset], Egyptians expressed a welcoming attitude toward this batch of immigrants from Canaan from top to bottom.
They allocated one of Egypt’s most fertile farmlands — Goshen Land in the eastern part of the Nile River Delta — to the Canaanites, allowing them to have equal identity and status as Egyptians.
Moreover, one of the Canaanites — Joseph, due to his lively mind and outstanding abilities, was recommended at the age of 30 and entered the Egyptian Royal Palace holding the high position of Prime Minister.
The so-called “A person’s ascension benefits his whole kin,” raising the Canaanites’ status to new heights.
In an effort to forget their humiliating past, they abandoned their previous tribal name and renamed themselves “Jews,” meaning [Beloved of God].
Luo En, upon hearing this, expressed some curiosity:
“In that case, how did this group of [Jews] end up being driven out unanimously in Egypt?”
“Isn’t it because of their insatiable greed, angering all Egyptians from top to bottom.”
Pandora spoke helplessly, her face reflecting strong disdain and dislike toward those [Jewish] compatriots.
After acquiring fertile lands and extremely high status, Jews rapidly propagated within the Egyptian Divine Era.
But they considered themselves God’s chosen people and believed all blessings were earned through their own efforts.
Therefore, they looked down upon other ethnicities, maintaining intermarriage within their tribe while being out of sync with Egyptians.
Not only this, these privileged Jews, living on Egyptian land, instead of producing grain for Egypt, engaged in speculative trades, operating casinos, issuing usury loans, and even monopolizing Egypt’s pharmaceutical industry, making the whole of Egypt chaotic.
As wealth amassed crazily, they also expended massive resources constructing two accumulation cities — Bidoon and Ranse — serving as trade hubs while expelling other ethnic groups from within and outside the cities, only allowing Jews to reside there.
They engaged in unscrupulous activities on Egyptian land to amass wealth;
Claimed territories and built Citatels able to withstand armies;
Expelled native residents while resolutely refusing to blend into Egyptian ethnical fabric, creating a country within a country solely for Jews…
This series of self-destructive behaviors finally angered Egyptians across all levels, even the Egyptian Gods.