Chapter 130: Sacrificial God and the Hero
‘Should I take so ti to capture a few female adventurers to enrich my harem?’
Thinking of such a future, Li ng chuckled mischievously.
His lascivious expression caused Tavier, who was washing her face, to tremble slightly.
It was only then that she realized how alluring her posture might appear.
She quickly retreated to a corner, hugging her chest and watching the Goblin with wary eyes.
After indulging in his fantasies for a while, Li ng finally dropped his lecherous deanor.
“Hey, woman, why did you attack the Black Mountain Tribe?”
Out of boredom, Li ng started chatting with the human woman.
Tavier remained silent.
This Goblin seed peculiar.
Although he was just a weak Goblin Warrior, his strength was several tis greater than that of a Goblin King.
As a High Priestess, she would never divulge important information to the Savage Tribe.
Li ng smirked, his lewd gaze lingering on Tavier.
“If you don’t speak now, soon enough, under the teaching of my iron rod, you’ll obediently spill everything!”
Tavier's face flushed slightly, glaring at the Goblin with a mix of sha, anger, and disgust.
For her own safety, Tavier decided to comply.
“In recent years, the Shadow Council has been frequently appearing in the Goblin Forest. The Papal State received information that a Sacrificial Plate suspected to summon the Savage God had appeared in the Black Mountain Tribe. Thus, they mobilized their forces to prevent the Black Mountain Tribe from summoning the Savage God to wreak havoc upon the world!”
The Papal State ca for the Sacrificial Plate?
So, the so-called Sacrificial Plate was a tool for summoning the Savage God.
“Since you knew the Black Mountain Tribe possessed the Sacrificial Plate, weren’t you afraid it would provoke them into summoning the Savage God against you?”
Upon hearing this, Tavier looked mockingly at the Goblin.
“The Savage God isn’t so easily summoned. It requires devout faith to nurture the divine essence, which takes a long ti. While there are faster ways to summon the Savage God, no one would be foolish enough to sacrifice the lives of thousands of their kin to bring it into the world. Besides, a blood-sacrificed Savage God has no self-awareness. It would instinctively devour the world, leading to the extinction of all life and turning the land into a barren wasteland.”
Tavier’s words made Li ng’s eyes light up.
So, the thod of summoning determines whether the Savage God is benevolent or malevolent?
Whether this was true or not, Li ng couldn’t be sure.
However, Tavier definitely knew the truth.
After all, Tavier was not only a Saint-level powerhouse but also the High Priestess of the Crystal Temple.
Her strength and status gave her a deep understanding of this world.
“What would a Savage God nurtured through faith be like?”
Tavier looked puzzled at the Goblin, who seed brimming with curiosity.
Aren’t Goblins creatures that only think with their lower halves?
Why did this Goblin give off such a wise impression?
Although he could sotis be no different from an ordinary Goblin, his lewd gaze just as revolting, his calm deanor felt completely distinct.
On the small boat, Tavier’s voice rang out.
“Many powerful races on the continent have their own Sacrificial Gods. These deities are the product of faith and serve as the guardians of their respective races, both powerful and fearso.”
“The very existence of deities profoundly impacts the world. They absorb the world’s energy to sustain themselves. To minimize their influence on the world, deities often inhabit living beings, who then beco the Heroes of their respective races.”
Heroes are the vessels of Sacrificial Gods?
This revelation surprised Li ng.
He hadn’t expected the Heroes of this world to be such entities.
The beings hosting the deities could wield divine power.
Did that an the Sacrificial God was essentially a rechargeable battery?
“If a Hero is killed, does the deity die too?”
Tavier shook her head.
“Unless their essence manifests, deities cannot die. If a Hero is killed, another Hero will appear, starting from scratch but quickly growing to beco a powerful guardian of their race.”
Turning his gaze slightly, Li ng looked at the fleet ahead of the small boat.
It seed that kidnapping Tavier was the right decision.
Not only had it disrupted the Black Mountain Tribe’s plan to summon the Savage God, but it also bought five years of buffer ti.
He had also gained significant intelligence from Tavier, furthering his understanding of this world.
“So… are there any races in this world that resemble humans but have fluffy ears and tails?”
Li ng looked at Tavier expectantly.
His eager gaze sent shivers down Tavier’s spine.
She couldn’t understand why the Goblin was asking such an absurd question.
After so hesitation, Tavier nodded.
“There are many demi-human races on the continent that resemble humans. Aside from certain physical traits, they’re not much different.”
“Wahaha!”
Li ng burst into joyful laughter at Tavier’s answer.
This world was simply too wonderful!
Li ng jumped off the small boat, running barefoot across the water.
Behind him, a long-lasting trail of ice ford on the water’s surface.
“Woman, next ti I see you, you’re coming ho with to bear little Goblins! Wahaha!”
Watching the Goblin disappear into the distance, Tavier glared furiously.
“Goblin! The next ti I see you, I will kill you!”
Tavier’s furious scream echoed from the boat.
Hearing her enraged shouts, Li ng, sprinting across the water, grinned.
If possible, he really wanted to carry that woman ho.
Unfortunately, soone like her had a strong sense of pride.
For her to take her own life wasn’t surprising to Li ng.
After all, he was a Goblin, not so overpowered human protagonist.
Looking toward the direction of the Black Mountain Tribe, Li ng grinned nacingly.
“Since the future has already been altered, let’s change it once more.”
Strike while the iron is hot.
The Black Mountain Tribe was currently like a sickly giant.
The humans’ retreat had left them temporarily exhausted.
Now was the perfect ti to steal the Sacrificial Plate.
Li ng didn’t understand why, in the future tiline, he hadn’t done this.
But now, he was determined to alter the future again.
When he had ambushed Tavier earlier, Li ng had sensed an ominous aura from the wooden stockade on the shore.
Only then did he realize he could pinpoint the exact location of the Sacrificial Plate.
Perhaps this was one of the abilities granted by his powerful attributes.
With this ability, he had a chance to seize the plate.
All he needed was a swift assault on the Black Mountain Tribe.
Snatch the Sacrificial Plate and escape imdiately. Success was certain.
In the vast expanse of water, Li ng sprinted across the surface.
His speed was so incredible that he appeared like an arrow skimming the water.
In less than half an hour, the Black Mountain Tribe was clearly visible ahead.
Li ng grinned wickedly, icy mist rising around him.
He prepared to unleash his most powerful ice magic to throw the Black Mountain Tribe into chaos.
“Black Mountain Tribe, I have co—”
Before he could finish his words, a silver light flashed across his neck.
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