Golden Dragon: Six Thousand Years of Empire

"If you hand over the blueprints to me, the remnants of your civilization might still have a chance to see the light of day. But hiding like this, tell me, what does it mean?

Look at what you’ve created! You call this junk a Giant God Weapon; don’t you feel ashamed? If your ancestors could see what you’ve become today, they would probably scold you as wild goblins and wouldn’t even consider you their descendants."

Noah’s words at this moment were as sharp as swords, piercing deeply into the old goblin’s heart.

Indeed, even within the same era and in the same world, they viewed those akin, surviving in the wild, as wild goblins. So the ancestors living during the Radiant Era would likely view their present state with similar disdain, perhaps even greater contempt.

"This isn’t junk, it’s just an unfinished Giant God Weapon!"

Despite Noah’s overwhelming threat, a young goblin engineer dared to argue back, resisting. After all, this Giant God Weapon was the culmination of the hard work of thousands of engineers over hundreds of years.

Some engineers went underground after earning their title, never to see daylight again, just to advance the completion of the Giant God Weapon by even a little.

"A Giant God Weapon that cannot move is just a pile of junk. If you want to refute me, then make it move, even if it just takes one step forward."

Noah trampled unabashedly upon the creation that this group of goblins took pride in.

Compared to having this group of goblin engineers serve him and contribute their creativity and imagination, Noah now was more interested in the blueprints of the Giant God Weapon.

"Your Majesty, you are right, this is just a pile of junk, because we don’t have the blueprints you want. All we have are just pieced-together remnants."

After an intense psychological struggle, the old goblin, like a deflated ball, chose to ultimately compromise. Most critically, Noah’s words were like the sharpest sword in the world, cutting through all of his defenses.