It's Been 3000 Years の小説・ストーリー

I walked through all the kingdoms in search of a mate, and desperation was threatening to drive me over the edge and into death’s eternal abyss. In my 3,000 years of existence, I had never been more worried than I was an hour ago. In 3,000 years, I built a kingdom whose power could not be rivaled by any force in the world. In those years I have watched my kind die off without being able to birth an offspring. The ones who managed to find mates were wiped out during the Great Ethnic Cleansing, and I have walked the earth a lone wolf in all those years. It was a thing to behold watching the world transform from the use of sheep’s shredded wool for clothes, to using spindles in spinning fine si

Someone clearly recognized the origin of this warship and cried out in a low voice. "It is indeed the Xuanyun Academy... it is rumored that the rise of the Xuanyun Academy only took three thousand years. It is really an extraordinary thing to rise to The Academy within three thousand years..." A sailor with bulging muscles said with a sigh.

Sir Yargand Orgen was imprisoned in the Tower of Lisbenn. I better add a age chart, to explain things. AGES: THE BEGINNINGS: THE AGE OF GATHERING 24500 years THE AGE OF STEEL 3125 THE AGE OF JOURNEY 2795 THE SETTLEMENT AGE 3540 THE DISCOVERY AGE 1200 BEFORE WRITTEN HISTORY: THE THARIL AGE 2000 THE EAGLE AGE 1500 THE ASTAEK AGE 750 THE GURTAL AGE 3000 AFTER THE WRITING WAS DISCOVERED:

" The voice was tiny and on top of her. Rolape looked up to stare at someone petite standing on the quadrangle with a beaming smile. ONE. THOUSAND. YEARS. Thank you for

This was not a good situation. Just like in ancient times, the three states were mutually restrained, which was the best form of existence. Why didn't Tianqi do that? "It is rumored that there is a higher level figure living in Tianqi. Of course, this is only a legend, because this person has been living for two hundred years. He should be dead." Fang Zhan said. "Two hundred years!" Samuel asked in surprise, "How long has it been since the Tianqi era existed?" "About three hundred years."

Whatever he'd been doing since he disappeared, it had cost him. "I've been researching the Devourer for longer than I admitted," he began. "Not just a century. Longer. Much longer." "How long?" "Three hundred years." He met her eyes. "Ever since I first felt it stir." Aurora's breath caught. "Three hundred years? That's—" "Before your mother was born. Before your fathers met. Before any of this existed." He gestured at the city, the barrier, everything. "I've watched it wake slowly, like something rising from a deep sleep. And now—"

Then Ding Hao thought of something else and then he asked, "Since the Fake God's characters in the Primal Ancient Gu Ages appeared on the city wall, are the ruins a vestige from those times?" According to the record of the ages in the Land of Infinity, one hundred thousand years was one Gu. One hundred thousand years from that time was the Late Ancient Gu Ages; another one hundred thousand years were the Middle Ancient Gu Ages; a hundred thousand years after the Middle Ancient Gu Ages was the Ancient Gu Ages; one hundred thousand years from the Ancient Gu Ages was the Remote Ancient Gu Ages, and another hundred thousand years from the Remote Ancient Gu Ages the Primal Ancient Gu Ages. That w

All were focused on hearing her words. “And speaking of the beginning,” she continued, “the length of human life used to count roughly 33 Gaea-Clock years. That’s the equivalent of 10 Galactic-Standard years today. Ten! Picture your everyday ten year old. Now imagine as he was millions of years ago. That same person would have been something like a clan elder.

"Best guess." She thought about the historians. About moments when humanity became something it hadn't been. About art and language and agriculture and trade and what they had in common. Connection, she thought. Each one was a new kind of connection. A new way of reaching something that had been unreachable before. "I think it's been doing this for thirty thousand years," she said. "Not changing us. Waiting for us to change enough to meet it." "Meet it for what." "I don't know that either." She looked at the ice. "But Elena spent sixty years preparing ground for it. And whatever Elena understood in between whatever three hundred years in that space taught her she thought it was worth buildin

A brief silence followed before he said calmly, "Three hundred thousand years." I stopped. At first, I couldn't process the number, as if my mind refused to believe it. "How... much?" "Three hundred thousand years." I blinked slowly, then looked directly at him as if searching for any sign that he was joking, but his expression didn't change. "That's... impossible." "Not for me." I fell silent for a moment, then whispered to myself inwardly, trying to organize my thoughts. Mages live longer than humans, but this wasn't just an age difference. This was an entirely different world.