"Let's talk now." Dean put Xi Ya on the ground.

Even though the other person was just a groundhog, he still gave the little guy full mouse rights.

"I can't explain in a sentence or two..." Looking at Dean's increasingly terrifying smile and the starry sky next to him coveting his body, Bai Ya quickly explained: "Really, you won't believe me even if I say it.

I can take you to see it."

"Go and see?"

"Yeah, yeah!" Bi Ya nodded like a drum, "It's down there, but you must keep quiet." It pointed to a corner of the warehouse.

Darkness completely enveloped that space, and sight and perception were useless. Several people looked at each other.

"I really didn't lie to you, most of the missing humans are down there."

"Mostly?" Dean was perceptive.

"Yes, there are still some who went to the underground ruins. They will definitely not survive." When the underground ruins were mentioned, Xi Ya looked frightened.

Seeing that this groundhog seemed to know a lot of inside information, Dean thought about it.

"Let's do this. As soon as Varya recovers, she will rest for a while. I will go down with it to have a look. If there are any problems, I will notify you as soon as possible."

"Boss, I'm fine! I want to..." Varya pouted in protest.

"This is an order!"

The protest is invalid.

"You must pay attention to safety. This holy water is also effective against strange fish." Luona gave him a few more bottles.

Because electronic communication was unstable, Dean placed a copy of his soul on Luona's pendant.

In this way, the spaceship, warehouse and himself now have a stable information dissemination network.

"Boss, you have to be careful!" Mutu originally planned to return Infinity to Dean, but was rejected.

Meow--

Xingkong lay down behind Dean, refusing to leave no matter what.

Reluctantly, Dean took it with him.

It can be considered a good combat power.

"Be safe!" Under the concerned eyes of others, Dean opened the partition with Xi Ya and Xing Kong and jumped down.

...

"On the right side...be sure not to make too much noise..." Qiya stood on Dean's left shoulder, directing the movement forward with a cautious look on his face.

It keeps reminding me not to make any noise.

Xingkong huddled in Dean's hood, staring at Bargain from behind from time to time, which made the little marmot feel chilled, fearing that the strange cat would suddenly bite it.

The space under the partition does not look like a regular space that has been opened before, but rather like a tunnel that has just been dug by tomb robbers.

Dean bent down and could barely move forward. His arms would inevitably scrape against the rocky and protruding rock walls on both sides, causing some debris to fall off.

Barya was like an acrobat moving back and forth on Dean's shoulders, catching most of them nimbly.

"Very flexible..." Dean praised.

"Hey..." There are more and more crumbs on the hand, and it will be full soon.

"Throw it in my hood." Dean said calmly.

Xingkong jumped out in disgust, and then lay on Dean's head.

In fact, he deliberately scraped off some stone chips and collected them to prepare for the 'Original Blacksmith'.

Some of the stones are also covered with an unknown, translucent, glue-like substance that is colorless and odorless, rather like what was on the strange fish from before.

"Just in front..." Xi Ya pointed to the corner at the end, his little head subconsciously lowered a little.

"Be sure not to make any noise, otherwise it will wake them up."

"Are those people sleeping?"

"You'll know it when you see it."

...

As soon as they reached the corner, Xingkong, who had been leisurely walking all the way, suddenly became nervous. He bowed his tail and stared at the front with his black hole-like eyes, looking furious.

Dean frowned, but he still didn't sense anything.

Walking around the corner carefully, the view at the end of the cave entrance is in mid-air.

Dean, in his 'living dead' state, was lying on the edge, leaning over and looking down...

All people!

At first glance, the state of these people is abnormal.

Dean quickly counted 57 people, all of them squatting on the ground with their hands on their knees and burying their heads deeply between their legs, a bit like they were taking a nap?

This group of people formed a circle around a strange plant in the middle. It is not like worshiping the stars and the moon, but sleeping around it is more appropriate.

Using his eyesight to the extreme, Dean finally saw some clues.

Every person squatting on the ground has a thin root-like thing in their ear connected to the thing in the middle.

"What are these people doing down there?" Dean asked quietly.

Bai Ya was still wondering why this human being suddenly became cold all over and his heartbeat disappeared, just like a corpse.

Seeing Dean asking him, he came back to his senses.

"See the one in the middle?" The little paw pointed at the strange plants, "They are absorbing each other, and these humans will soon become His magic soldiers."

"Him?!"

Are there gods in Hekula?

"You said...there are gods here?" Dean pointed to the ground with a solemn expression.

"Yes...that's why I told you not to make too much noise. If you wake Him up, we won't be able to run away."

'Did you wake me up...' Dean recalled the scene of the spacecraft landing with a rumble, 'He should have woken up long ago if he wasn't deaf.'

The sneak attack by strange fish is the best evidence.

"All the humans in the base were tricked by him into coming here, but these are the remaining technical personnel with little combat effectiveness. Almost all the combat troops went to the underground ruins some time ago. They must all be finished."

"How do you know so well?" Dean looked at Qiya with suspicion.

"How could I not understand that I have lived here for many years? I lived here before these humans came, but I don't hate the arrival of humans. After they came, it became much easier for me to find food."

‘Easy? I’m afraid it’s easy.’ Dean understood instantly.

"Who is he?" Dean did not directly ask the name of the god, because Luona had warned him that some gods would be noticed if they mentioned their honorable names.

Being secretly watched by an unknown god is not a good thing no matter how you think about it.

"I don't know..." Qiya followed Dean's example and lay down, "He came suddenly one day and gradually controlled all the creatures in the grassland and forest."

Speaking of this, Bai Ya was still a little angry.

"When this group of humans arrived, I kindly warned them to be careful, but these hateful humans actually wanted to catch me. Fortunately, I ran fast..."

From what this marmot said, it seems that it has lived in Hekula longer than this alien god.

"How are you sure it's Him? And not some monster or legendary creature?"

"I have read." Seeing Dean questioning his knowledge, Qiya was very unhappy, "I have read many, many books. No one in the world can read more books than me. I have learned about it, absolutely

It's Him, but... he should be an evil god expelled from this world..."

'Evil God...'

Dean looked at Qiya with some surprise.
Chapter completed!