"I know you've worked hard during this period of time. The other familiars are by my side, but you're the only one left on Earth Star. Because your ability is very useful, you'll continue to stay on Earth Star for a short period of time. I hope you won't be angry …"
When the Growing Brain heard this, it was delighted. So Gao Peng wasn't calling me back. It thought that Gao Peng was going to summon me back.
"I believe you've completed the Possession of the Yangtze River after such a long time. This is a very good start. The next step I'll give you is a more difficult and important task — Possession of the Pacific Ocean. This task doesn't require you to complete it now. You can take your time, or consider it after you've advanced to Saint-tier."
The water person formed by water sat leisurely on the surface of the water. Its transparent hand was holding a phonograph. It was in a good mood.
After returning to Gao Peng's side, it could only live a miserable life. Look at that Dumb. As Gao Peng's number one fighter, it could only go out for a walk during the holidays. At other times, it had to follow Gao Peng. What kind of life was that?!
Anyway, if it was asked to do this, it would definitely drive it crazy.
It was originally a high-level wild monster that was later subdued by Gao Peng. After that, it was given the task of possessing the Yangtze River. Therefore, its days were very "leisurely" and its temper was the wildest.
Now, it was stirring up trouble in the Yangtze River every day, committing all kinds of crimes. It was a proper river overlord.
"Daddy, daddy, there's a group of monsters in front that wants to cross the Yangtze River." A human-faced fish monster poked its head out of the water. Its chubby face stared at Growing Brain cutely. The apple on its face was very real.
Growing Brain was elated. It couldn't help but bend down and pinch the fish monster's red apple.
After the Possession of the Yangtze River reached 100% progress, Growing Brain and the Yangtze River were completely integrated into one. Unless it chose to change the target of possession, or the Yangtze River was completely evaporated, or monsters that were good at soul or mental attacks attacked it through soul means.
Otherwise, it would be invincible after possessing the Yangtze River. Water was impermanent and had no physical form.
Oh, let bygones be bygones. The Growing Brain didn't care. There were too many monsters that crossed its body every day. If it had to care about every one of them, it wouldn't have the time.
"Dad, those monsters are chasing after some humans."
Hunting down humans? Wasn't Gao Peng a human …?
The Growing Brain thought about it again. It had been away from Gao Peng's Beast Center for a long time, and it was hard to guarantee that it wouldn't be forgotten. If Dumb hadn't come looking for it today, it would have even suspected that it had been forgotten by Gao Peng.
It seemed that he had to occasionally make his presence known in front of Master.
Since that was the case, he would save him.
Anyway, it had nothing to do recently. It had adopted all the monsters living in the Yangtze River as its adopted children. It had not met any opponents in the Yangtze River. It was bored after a long time, so it wanted to have some fun.
Of course, it would never admit that the last reason was the most important one.
"Rumble ~"
The calm river surface rose rapidly. A water giant formed by the river water stepped on the Yangtze River, holding a trident. It raised its head and glared angrily. There was an immeasurable ring behind its head, and two water dragons formed by water crawled under its feet.
"You evildoers, I am the Yangtze River Water God, Shen Zhangshi. How dare you harm innocent people in broad daylight. Eat my trident!"
The water giant roared and stabbed the trident in its hand. Majestic waves surged violently.
After the Cataclysm, the Yangtze River had become particularly thick and long. The volume of water was more than a hundred times more than before the Cataclysm.
The turbulent waves were like an apocalyptic flood that swept through everything.
The Tree Demons couldn't dodge in time. They were directly swept into the huge waves and rolled into the Yangtze River in a daze.
A group of landlubbers who couldn't swim on land became food for the beasts in the water. The Growing Brain didn't need to do anything. A group of "sons" who had been waiting for a long time rushed up and tore the monsters into pieces.
The salty blood stimulated the group of monsters, causing their eyes to turn red. Their murderous intent skyrocketed. They poked their heads out of the water and stared at the group of frightened refugees on the shore.
"Water … Water God?" An older monster trainer with a stubble looked at the Water God that emerged from the Yangtze River. He was dumbfounded. His knees almost gave way and he knelt on the ground.
"That's not right … I don't remember there being a Water God called Shen Zhangshi in history." A young man in the team who liked to read myths and historical biographies was puzzled. However, he only dared to be puzzled in his heart and didn't dare to express his doubts on the surface.
Of course, the thoughts of these people were clearly sensed by the Growing Brain through its Spiritual Power.
Suddenly, the Growing Brain thought of something interesting in the memories it had read, and a thought flashed through its mind.
With a thought, it applied a layer of Spiritual Induction on this group of people.
The induction of the Spiritual Power wouldn't be very obvious. It would only affect them subtly at a certain key point.
Sometimes, when you were looking for a book in a sea of books, you accidentally came across a book. Actually, you didn't like the theme, but at a certain moment, you would suddenly be fascinated and click on it. Then, you would flip open the main text and finally sink into it. When you were excited, you would even give the author two monthly votes, a recommendation vote, or a reward.
People often attributed it to fate, or called it fate.
After the Water God appeared, it quickly dissipated. The Yangtze River returned to the scene of the rolling waters of the Yangtze River flowing east.
This group of people left the Yangtze River. Perhaps due to some concerns, they didn't set up camp by the river, nor did they stray too far from the river. They only found a stone cave located at a moderate distance from the river.
"Is that really a God?" After resting, someone asked. There was still doubt in his voice.
"I'm not sure … But regardless of whether it's a real God or not, at least it has no ill intentions towards us. It even saved our lives, didn't it?" Huang Tao said.
"You're too soft-hearted. It saved us. Who knows what it's thinking?"
"Heh, it saved you, and you're still suspecting that it has other thoughts. If I had known, it wouldn't have saved you. It should have just let you be swallowed into the stomach of those monsters and become a pile of feces." Huang Tao sneered.
That person's expression changed slightly. Being ungrateful was never a good reputation. "That's not what I think."
"Then what do you mean?"
"That's enough. Stop arguing." The leader of the group took a puff of his cigarette and exhaled twice from his nostrils. Smoke swirled around him, covering his face and making it impossible to see his expression.
"At the end of the day, it saved us. If it's possible … let's find a chance to repay it." The leader, Lao Yan, concluded.
The main reason Lao Yan could be the leader of this group was because he was a King-tier monster trainer. This was also the source of their confidence.
"But isn't it the Yangtze River Water God? How are we going to repay it? Even if I throw over a hundred pounds of my weight, it might not be enough to catch its eye. "
"It's true that the Water God wouldn't be interested in your weight." Lao Yan glanced at him. "Think about it. What do the gods in the myths and legends need? Do they need mortals to give them gold ingots? "
"You … You're talking about sacrifices?"
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