Hearing Dan's sigh, Xiu looked away from the two moons and asked: "What will happen when the continent and the god's world overlap?"
"Now the god's world is the Chaos Continent and the Chaos Continent is the god's world." Dan said: "All gods can appear in the Chaos Continent, whether they are lower gods, middle gods, or superior gods."
Du Ze immediately thought of the final BOSS, the Light God. When they were in Sky City, he seemed to have said that he was a superior god – no way! The Moe Lord has awakened six races and hasn't even reached level 80 yet, but the author has already updated the level 100 expansion? The final BOSS was released from the dungeon!
Fearing that the Light God would respawn in front of them, Du Ze hurriedly asked: "Can a god find a person in the Chaos Continent immediately?"
"Gods can get information through statues and believers, so the more statues and believers there are, the more omniscient the god is." Dan glanced at his unfinished statue. "If the person you're looking for doesn't have a statue of the deity around him, and there aren't any believers praying to the deity, then it's difficult for the deity to locate him."
Du Ze breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, the author has a limit. The safety of the Moe Lord is temporarily guaranteed. Some silly, cute person looked up and saw Dan staring at him with interest. The green-clothed merchant smiled and said: "It seems that you have offended a god? Let me guess – since the two sides overlap, it must be a superior god … "Dan put the book under his arm and rubbed his chin. When his eyes fell on Xiu, the Demon God laughed abominably:" Oh, you must have been targeted by the Light God. "
Seeing that Xiu did not comment, Dan smiled and continued: "You are indeed a descendant of Lord Barr. About the middle of the first era? The Light God regarded Lord Barr as a sworn enemy. At that time, he was bullied miserably by Lord Barr. He couldn't beat Lord Barr and every time he came to provoke Lord Barr, he was always beaten to a pulp. "
Hearing the story of the Demon God Barr and the Light God, Du Ze and his friends were shocked. Such a cute and arrogant Light God … He didn't know him!
"Demon God Baer …" Xiu asked softly, "Where is he?"
Dan stared at Xiu, then shook his head: "I don't know." The Devil God, who has lived for tens of thousands of years, patted the book on his face to hide his expression. "The Demon Race and the Tian Race have been fighting for nearly two eras, and in the second era they were driven to the reverse side of the continent. Do you think it's just because the Elves and the Tian Race formed an alliance? At the beginning of the second era, the God of Light obtained a scepter that could directly destroy the divinity of the gods. Since then, many of the 72 Demon Gods have fallen, and the rest have gone into hiding in the Divine Realm. No one knows where Lord Barr is. "
Du Ze had been looking at Xiu. After learning that Baal had disappeared, Xiu's expression was not disappointed at all, as if he had never held any hope.
"So, are there any other questions?" Dan put down the book and looked at Du Ze. "Now it's my turn to ask a question."
For some unknown reason, a certain silly, cute person was a little nervous. He looked at the green-clothed merchant in front of him and asked in confusion, "May I ask how you know who I am?"
Because your note betrayed you.
"I saw the name you wrote."
Dan was very surprised. "You can understand it? That's impossible, I made up the words myself. "
This young man has a translation device and is proficient in all the languages of this world.
Seeing Dan's incredulous face, the silly, cute person finally felt a sense of exaltation and said: "Because –" I am the reader.
Du Ze almost forgot that he couldn't tell the truth to the people of this world because he had been muted by the mysterious existence. The silly, cute person was still thinking about how to smooth things over when he saw Dan retreat in fright, as if he had turned into a nuclear bomb that was about to explode.
"You don't have to tell me." Dan said bitterly: "I don't want to know."
Huh?
Without waiting for Du Ze to react, the green clothed merchant waved his hand at him and his body gradually disappeared into thin air.
"This transaction is a success. I will take my leave and look forward to the next transaction with you ~"
Du Ze watched helplessly as the Chaos Ball Pill rolled away. It was so light that it didn't carry a single cloud with it. The silly, cute reader looked at the highly intelligent Moe Lord: "Why did Dan leave?"
Xiu shook his head, indicating that he did not know. He picked up a blanket from the ground, spread it out, and wrapped Du Ze in his arms.
"It's almost dawn. You should sleep for a while."
Hearing Xiu's words, Du Ze found that the sky was already slightly white. Once you notice the time, exhaustion surges in. Du Ze wanted to ask Xiu about God's thoughts but before he could say anything, he fell asleep.
The next day, when they were about to leave, Du Ze struggled to get up from Xiu's arms. Opposite him were Nina and Ariel's smiling faces. He didn't know what Dan did, but the two girls slept very soundly last night and were not woken up at all. After a day's rest, Nina's physical strength has recovered a lot. She looked at Xiu combing Du Ze's hair with an expressionless face (in fact, he was in a daze) and felt her heart palpitate. Even if they are good companions, isn't this a bit too intimate?
Seeing that Xiu was about to look at her, Nina subconsciously avoided his line of sight. Under her fox ears, her big red tail swayed restlessly.
Maybe she's just being paranoid, the girl comforted herself.
When they set off, because there were many people, Xiu summoned the unicorn and let Ariel and Nina ride together. The black dragon carried Xiu and Du Ze on its back and Old John stood on his claws. The five people continued to move west. At noon, they finally arrived at Nina's tribe.
It was not a large tribe, and its appearance and defenses were relatively simple. When the poor orc on the sentry tower saw the black dragon, he rang the alarm bell and held his quiver, trembling. Facing the orc warriors who came out of the tribe, Nina shouted from the unicorn: "Sal, it's me!"
Seeing Nina, the big orc standing at the front was pleasantly surprised: "Lord Priest, you are back."
Du Ze was a little surprised. It turned out that the identity of the fox spirit was not simple. For the orcs, the leader of a tribe is the chief, but the core is the prophet. The priest is the candidate for the prophet, the next prophet.
"I'm back." Nina's expression became sad: "But Green and the others have …"
"They are real warriors, the pride of the orcs." Led by Sal, all the beasts placed their fists on their left chests and roared in unison, "Great Beast God, please let them return to your embrace. Whether they live or die, they will always be your most loyal warriors!"
The wind whistled, bringing with it a sense of desolation and solemnity. Sal put down his hands, looked at Du Ze and the others, and asked with a little caution: "Lord Priest, who are these people?"
"They saved me." Nina glanced at Du Ze, her fox ears swaying. "I would like to invite my benefactor into the tribe to rest."
Sal's eyes wandered over Du Ze and the others for a while, especially looking back and forth at the black dragon several times. Finally, he put down his weapon and expressed his welcome to Du Ze and the others. "Thank you for saving the Lord Priest. Although the human race is our mortal enemy, that does not include kind-hearted friends like you."
The crowd got off their mounts and Sal led everyone into the tribe. In the tribe, Du Ze saw all kinds of orcs. Most of them were Foxmen, but there were also some Mink and Houndmen. These were the weaker branches of the orcs. The beasts that passed by stopped what they were doing and looked over nervously or curiously. Du Ze saw colorful ribbons in their hands. The beasts were tying these ribbons to the rooftops. It seemed to represent some kind of meaning.
Nina also noticed all of this. She asked Sal, who was beside her, "The praying flag? Is there going to be a ceremony tonight? What's going on? "
Hearing Nina's question, Sal's expression became extremely excited. "Tomorrow, the Beast God will descend upon our tribe and shower his blessings. In order to welcome the God, we have decided to hold a ceremony tonight. " He looked at Nina apologetically: "Originally, the ceremony was presided over by the Prophet, but the Prophet's body may not be able to support the entire ceremony. Lord Priest, you have just returned and have not rested yet, but can you please preside over the ceremony on behalf of the Prophet? "
Nina was surprised and happy to know that the Beast God was coming. "Of course, I'd love to." She turned to Du Ze and said expectantly: "Would you like to come and see my ceremony?"
Du Ze naturally looked at his Lord. Xiu's eyes swept over the ribbons fluttering on the roof, as if peering through them to see some high and mighty existence.
– To become a god, one must have a godhood.
Xiu smiled and said: "It would be an honor."
Nina went to prepare for the ceremony while Du Ze and the others were invited to rest in the stone house. Du Ze took a bath and then threw himself on the bed to catch up on sleep. When he woke up, the sun was about to set and the light of the setting sun illuminated the whole stone house in an orange-red color. Du Ze glanced at his hearing aids. The power of his headphones was running low. He felt a little regretful that he could only watch the ceremony at night as a silent movie.
It was very lively outside. Ariel, Old John and Moore were not there. When Xiu saw Du Ze wake up, he picked up the water beside him and handed it to Du Ze. Du Ze was just about to thank him when he heard a knock on the door.
"Come in."
The door was pushed open. At that moment, Du Ze really thought he saw a fox spirit. Nina stood at the door. She was wearing a classic red and white robe that had washed away the dust on her body. Her snow-white skin was even more dazzling in the setting sun. Seeing Du Ze looking at her, Nina's fox ears turned and she seemed a little shy. She looked at Xiu beside Du Ze, then summoned up her courage and said to Du Ze: "Du Ze, can I talk to you alone?"
Nina seemed so nervous that even the tips of her fox ears were taut. Before Du Ze could speak, he heard Xiu say with a puzzled expression: "Is there anything I can't hear?"
The blond youth's expression reflected a kind of confusion, as well as a sense of loss from being ostracized. A certain silly, cute person thought about it and felt that there was really nothing to hide from the Moe Lord, so he said to Nina, "Just say it here."
"No … that …" When Xiu opened his mouth, Nina didn't know why, but she seemed to be frightened. Her face turned red and she stammered, not knowing how to answer. When she heard Du Ze's words, the girl was like a deflated balloon. Her fox ears drooped softly and even her big tail drooped dejectedly.
"I just, just want to thank Du Ze."
Nina hung her head: "Thank you for saving me." Without waiting for Du Ze to respond, the fox-eared girl turned and ran away.
"She seems to be very shy." Xiu chuckled, his eyes deep and bottomless.
Du Ze looked at Nina's figure as she ran away and nodded in agreement.
Night fell and the ceremony began. A tall bonfire was lit, and the fire rolled up sparks into the night sky like golden powder. Everyone gathered in the open space in the center of the tribe, where a simple altar was built with stones. Although there were no decorations, only simple symbols were drawn on the altar using red sand and stones, but it had a kind of rough beauty.
Du Ze and Xiu were also standing under the altar, huddled together with a group of beasts. They looked at the altar together. On the stone altar, Nina stood barefoot. She wore bells on her limbs and her eyes were closed. Her originally charming face revealed a kind of holiness that people could not look directly at. The beastmen next to him beat a large drum. Another beastman blew a long horn made of a magical beast's horn. Du Ze couldn't hear it clearly, but he felt that the sound must be very long and resonant, like a sigh from ancient times.
The bright moonlight shone down and illuminated the altar. One could even count the girl's long eyelashes. Nina raised her hand and the wide sleeves of her robe slid down, revealing a pair of creamy hands. She made a sacrificial gesture toward the sky. When her hands were raised to the highest point, the girl slowly opened her eyes, revealing a pair of eyes that could move people's souls.
Dong –
The beasts who beat the drum hit the drum hard and directly penetrated the drum membrane. Nina began to dance. Her movements had a strange charm to them. It was as if one could read a forgotten ancient story just by watching her dance. In that story, there were mortals and gods. Mortals prayed to the gods for salvation, and the gods favored their believers.
Du Ze heard a faint singing in his ears. It seemed that some beasts had begun to sing loudly. More and more beasts joined the chorus, and later, almost all the beasts were singing. Even without the help of headphones, Du Ze could hear the melody of the song. Xiu took a deep breath. The song of the beasts resonated with some kind of blood in his body. It was a wild and unscrupulous power. Under the guidance of the song, it was more and more boiling, as if it would break through the last shackles at any time and show itself without reservation.
The moon was getting higher and higher. When it reached the highest point in the sky, Nina's dance came to an abrupt end. Du Ze pressed the headphones of the caller. He could only hear the last clear ring as he watched Nina slowly kneel on the ground and bow down piously.
Almighty Beast Deity, your loyal people are here, please take care of us — —
The surrounding beasts put their hands on the left side of their chests, where their hearts were. Without a unified organization, they all expressed their reverence to the gods in unison. Du Ze felt Xiu's grip on his hand tighten. He turned his head and saw that the blond youth's face was a little gloomy in the light of the fire.
"If you want to be a god, you must have such faith." Xiu's mouth was still smiling, but he looked a little sad. "I can become a false god and grab a godhood, but faith …" The blond youth was silent for a moment and then said self-deprecatingly: "Will anyone believe in me?"
Du Ze could not tell whether that smile was more sarcastic to the world or more sarcastic to himself. He wanted to grab Xiu's collar and shake him or roar at him, but even so, Xiu's broken personality would not change. Du Ze could only clench the blond youth's hand that did not believe in others and himself and respond seriously: "Yes. Old John, Ariel, Mo Er … There will be many people who believe in you. "
"Even if no one believes in you, at least I will believe in you." Du Ze said word by word. He tried to make a joke, trying to make the atmosphere more lively. "Lord God, you must treat your first believer well."
In the light of the fire, Xiu's blue eyes were full of a warm light.
The next moment, Du Ze was kissed by Xiu. The man gently bit his lips and then held him in his arms.
"I will." Xiu sighed: "You are enough."
After Xiu finished speaking in Du Ze's ear, he looked up and met Nina's incredulous eyes. Nina stood on the altar in a daze, witnessing everything that happened below. Her mind was in a mess and she could only watch as the blond youth raised his head and smiled at her.
That smile was so pure and brilliant, but it was deeper than the thickest darkness.
He's mine.
That man declared his ownership so strongly that he warned other covetous people.
Nina felt it difficult to breathe. She subconsciously took a step back. The beasts burst into an excited roar. They looked up, their expressions full of fanaticism. Nina looked up blankly. In the girl's eyes, the reflection of the Beast God was clearly reflected.
The Beast God had come.
*****
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I only want you as a believer.
Relatively.
You can only believe in me.
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