Descendants of Aliens Living on the Blue Planet by Kwayland - HTML preview

Chapter  3       Descendants of the Martians

Part 7.    　Descendants of the Candle-planet People

Around 6,000 years ago, during the emergence of private ownership and social classes, city-states arose on the Ahuriga Continent. Concurrently, the descendants of the Candle-planet people flourished on the Blue Planet, establishing their own city-states and thriving civilizations. The ancestors of the Candle-planet people had arrived on the Blue Planet before the Great Flood. Among them, the initial arrivals were high-tech individuals who possessed aviation technology and dwelled on a plateau not far from the Ahuriga Continent. The X-Aliens referred to them as Cand-sci people (alluding to the ancestors of the Middle Eastern people) and named their dwelling place the Cand-sci Plateau.

Before the Great Flood, two or three groups of Candle-planet people migrated to the Blue Planet. The second group consisted of individuals who were keen on spiritual cultivation and religious culture. They established a nation on the plateau located at the junction of the Central Kunlun Continent and the East Kunlun continent. The X-Aliens called them the Cand-pra People (alluding to the ancestors of the Indian people) and named the basin they inhabited after the Great Flood the Cand-pra Basin. These two groups of Candle-planet people resided at the eastern and western ends of the Central Kunlun continent. As the population grew after the Great Flood, the descendants of the Candle-planet people spread throughout the entirety of the Central Kunlun Continent. The third group that arrived on the Blue Planet before the Great Flood were individuals from the 4-dimensional space of the Planet Candle.

Upon arriving on the Blue Planet, some individuals from each group of the Candle-planet people experienced significant enhancements in their energy levels and supernatural abilities, quickly reaching the energy level of the 5th dimension. They entered the 5-dimensional space of the Yateland people, which existed in the sky above the Cand-sci Plateau (alluding to the Turkish Plateau). On the Cand-sci Plateau, there stood a Heavenly Tower that connected the 3-dimensional space and the 5-dimensional space on the Blue Planet. This tower was known as the Babel Tower or the Ruomu Tree.

As the population continued to grow and the plateau became less suitable for habitation, approximately 6,000 years ago, the Cand-sci people began to migrate and leave the plateau to settle on the plains. Moving southward, they established their new homes near the Ufatig River. Simultaneously, the Cand-pra people traveled westward and settled on the plains near the Yinpar River. The Candle-planet people were skilled in agriculture and cultivated various crops. They developed irrigation systems by digging ditches, and they were the first to invent plows and bronze tools. Because of their agricultural prowess, the Candle-planet people were known as Shen-nong or Wonder Farmers after the Great Flood.

Over the course of 500 years, the Candle-planet people grew in number and established their own city-states on the plains. It is worth noting that there were different individuals referred to as Shen-nong before and after the Great Flood. The Shen-nong after the Great Flood were primarily farmers, while the Shen-nong before the Great Flood was a miracle doctor who could cure diseases and plant herbs.

Part 8.   　The Destruction of the Babel Tower

Around 6,000 years ago, the descendants of the Candle-planet people inhabited the Central Kunlun continent after migrating from the plateau to the plains. Approximately 5,500 years ago, the Candle-sci people were discovered by the devils and animal goblins who resided on the Ahuriga Continent. Recognizing the lineage of the Candle-planet people, the devils developed a deep hatred towards them and vowed to eradicate their entire population.

The Bear Emperor, ruling over the Ahuriga Continent, immediately launched a war against the Candle-sci people. However, the Candle-sci people possessed advanced metal weapons due to their expertise in metallurgy, while the Bear Emperor's army relied on primitive weapons such as sticks, stone axes, bows, and arrows. Consequently, the Bear Emperor consistently failed to achieve victory in battles against them.

Undeterred, the Bear Emperor launched a second attack on the Candle-planet people, this time with an army composed of animal goblins including tigers, wolves, bears, leopards, and bird goblins such as eagles, hawks, falcons, and kites. To their surprise, the Candle-sci people utilized high-tech weapons like tanks, cannons, and bombers, which their ancestors had created before the Great Flood. With the aid of these advanced weapons, the Candle-planet people successfully repelled the Bear Emperor's army. The war persisted for three years, but the Bear Emperor never emerged victorious.

The Superpower of Weather Manipulation

As the conflict escalated, both sides sought assistance from celestial beings in higher dimensions. The Bear Emperor accessed the Penglai Fairyland in the 4-dimensional space through the Jianmu Tree, which is the Heavenly Tower on the Mu Continent in the 3-dimensional space. He sought aid from the devils and the Blue-Avian Monsters in the Penglai Fairyland.

Similarly, the Candle-sci people dispatched representatives to the Cand-sci Plateau. They accessed the 5-dimensional space through the Heavenly Tower, known as the Babel Tower, and sought assistance from their ancestors in that higher dimensional space. The ancestors responded by sending a team led by King Chiyou to the 3-dimensional space, with the mission of protecting their descendants. The Blue-Avian Monsters sent a group of various bird goblins to aid the Bear Emperor, while the devils dispatched a force of dragons led by the feather dragon goblin to support the Bear Emperor.

With the help of celestial creatures, the war intensified. The feather dragon goblin directed his dragon troops to flood the cities of the Candle-planet people by extracting vast amounts of water from the sea. King Chiyou kept stopping the dragons from entering or exiting. At the same time, he assigned Mr. Enji and Mr. Enri to counter the attack. These two persons possessed incredibly strong superpowers of weather manipulation. They utilized their superpowers to unleash torrential rains and storms continuously throughout the northern region of the Ahuriga continent for several months. Consequently, both sides experienced devastating floods on the continents of Ahuriga and Central Kunlun, resulting in immense suffering for the inhabitants.

Witnessing the imminent defeat of the Bear Emperor, numerous Bird-headed Monsters from the 5th dimension poured into the 3rd dimension. Combining their forces, they employed their powerful superpowers to execute the weather manipulation. Ultimately, they permanently altered the distribution, direction, and intensity of the high-pressure belt in the Blue Planet's atmosphere, preventing moist air from passing through the skies over the northern Ahuriga and Central Kunlun continents. This action effectively halted the devastating storm created by King Chiyou's team.

After the storm subsided, the supernatural abilities of both the Blue-Avian Monsters and King Chiyou's team dramatically weakened due to extensive energy consumption. Their energy levels were reduced to the level of the 4th dimension, rendering them unable to restore the Blue Planet's atmosphere to its original state. As a result, the atmospheric circulation on the Blue Planet underwent permanent alterations, leading to dire consequences.

Firstly, after the war, the continents of northern Ahuriga and Central Kunlun rapidly transformed from lush, water-rich landscapes into vast deserts. The lack of rainfall resulted in the formation of the largest desert area on the Blue Planet. Secondly, the utilization of superpowers during the war depleted most of the invisible high-energy substances in the 3-dimensional space of the Blue Planet, leading to a significant decline in its energy.

Consequently, the devils and animal goblins no longer dared to linger in the 3-dimensional space of the Blue Planet due to insufficient invisible high-energy matter to sustain them. They withdrew to the 4-dimensional space after the war and reduced their frequent visits to the 3-dimensional space. While this diminished the devils' control over humans to some extent, the Blue-planet people in the 3-dimensional space lacked the necessary energy to support their PVED practice. The PVED practice can lead to energy enhancement, a healthy body, and dimensional ascension.

The Destruction of the Babel Tower

Following the cessation of the rainstorm, the two sides embarked on a new round of battles. King Chiyou employed his superpowers to create an extensive fog that persisted for seven days and nights. This obscured the Bear Emperor and his forces' vision, making it impossible for them to effectively navigate and coordinate their attacks. However, the Bluebird goblins came to their aid. Birds possessed the ability to see the magnetic fields of the Blue Planet using their naked eyes, enabling them to navigate even in the fog. Guided by the Bluebird goblins, the Bear Emperor was able to determine the correct direction and lead his army through the fog.

With the assistance of the owl goblin, the Bear Emperor developed a sonic weapon to launch attacks against the Candle-planet people, granting him an advantage in the war. To prevent the Candle-planet people from seeking assistance from the fifth dimension, the devils destroyed the Babel Tower, a Heavenly Tower. Another Heavenly Tower built on the Fusang Continent, known as the Fusang Tree, had been destroyed by the devils before the Great Flood. Eventually, the Feather Dragon goblin killed King Chiyou, but the excessive energy consumption left the Feather Dragon goblin himself unable to return to the four-dimensional space. The Feather Dragon goblin remained in the three-dimensional space for an extended period to recover from his injuries after the war.

After King Chiyou's demise, the Candle-planet people dispersed across various locations. The Bear Emperor, eager to return to the four-dimensional space for recovery, did not prioritize the pursuit and elimination of the scattered Candle-planet people. As a result, these survivors remained in existence. After the devils and animal goblins withdrew into the four-dimensional space, the humans on the Blue Planet were freed from the devils' reign. The humans then began to develop independently, establishing their own nations. This war, which took place around 5,500 years ago, was known by later generations as "the War between the Bear Emperor and King Chiyou".

Desertification After the War

The combined efforts of the Dragon goblins and bird goblins played a crucial role in the Bear Emperor's victory. However, following the war, the continent of North Ahuriga gradually transformed into a vast desert, significantly reducing the habitable area for its inhabitants. People were compelled to concentrate their lives near the Jiza River. Unfortunately, the Jooya people, accustomed to living in rainforests, could not tolerate the arid desert. Therefore, the entire Jooya clan decided to relocate to the rainforests of the Central Fusang continent by utilizing the pyramids. After the Jooya people left, only two tribes remained in the continent of North Ahuriga, the White-planet people and the Yelleem people.

Similarly, desertification affected the Central Kunlun continent after the war. Some of the Candle-planet people fled southeast and settled in the middle and lower reaches of the Ufatig River. Another group of the Candle-planet people escaped to the southwest and established their new home along the Tahman River. A portion of the Candle-planet people fled eastward, ultimately reaching the East Kunlun continent.

During the floods caused by the war, a skilled boat builder among the Candle-planet people named Naya led his family to safety in a big boat. They drifted until they reached a hill in Mount Herman, where they found refuge. Naya, his three sons, and their wives, a total of eight family members settled on Mount Herman. Over thousands of years, their descendants evolved into courageous seafarers and astute merchants.