Chapter 866: Defus the Transcendent

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Chapter 866: Defus the Transcendent

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*Crack* *Crack*

The bones thrown into the warm campfire crackled gently under everyone's tired eyes.

"...Our relationship with the Overlord? I guess there's no harm in telling you, the Great Serpent Empire has known this information for a long time and that's why they insist on attacking us, I don't see it as a problem if I tell you too." Sandria stared into Old Man Gu's eyes for a few seconds, then turned back to watching the burning bones as she rested her chin on her wrists, "But to know what our relationship with the Overlord is like, you have to know our past first. Tell me, have you seen the red-skinned human girls on the other side of the abyss?"

"Yeah, Sigh- The scene of their unfortunate killing by that criminal general is still etched in my memory. They're mutants I guess? They're not pure humans that's for sure." Old Man Gu nodded

"Mutants?" Sandria sent a glance at Old Man Gu before turning her attention back to the warm flames, "I guess you could call them that, they can easily survive the high temperatures on the other side of the abyss, and they are also our predecessors."

"Your predecessors? Not another race?" Old Man Gu slightly furrowed his brows.

"We later learned that the Defus Transcendent is most likely a beast king that the planet spirit raised with all its might to save the planet from the danger of all beings becoming extinct and turning into a lifeless asteroid. But our predecessors at that time didn't know this, they thought that he was a god who came down from the sky to save them, and they started mixing all kinds of myths around him." Sandria laughed, "And they even had a stronger goal to reach the other side, first to feel that icy world that was foreign to them, and second to pay respect and reverence to that great entity."

The old man nodded a few times, this is really something that humans would do... "Dozens, even hundreds of thousands of years have passed since that day. Many have reached the top of the Sagehood Realm by breaking through along the Fire Heavenly Path's various laws and have succeeded in reaching the other side. However, they failed to penetrate a few kilometers due to the extreme cold and their bodies not being able to adapt to that kind of weather, so they would reluctantly return with their heads bowed."

Sandria continued without stopping, "Until one day in modern history, that is, only about 50 thousand years ago, a large number of tribe leaders at the top of the Sagehood Realm allied and decided to cross together. They helped each other with all their might to light campfires and killed the snow beasts that had begun to appear and adapt on the other side and took shelter under their furs. After years of searching and slow progress, they succeeded in penetrating the southing half of the planet until they reached the deepest point, the lair of Defus the Transcendent."

Old Man Gu and those with him listened attentively. Entering the lair of a beast with such strength would definitely be a big event.

"It was then when Defus the Transcendent deserved his title~" Flora smiled, "He just sat there, watching those red-skinned humans with boredom as they kneeled and banged their heads on the frozen ground in front of him, beseeching him and pleading with him. He didn't bother to hurt them, nor did he give them anything either. I guess he was enjoying that cute show."

"After that day, those tribal leaders built a large altar near the lair of the Three-Tailed Fox to offer sacrifices of the beasts they hunted nearby and to venerate him in various ways. Then they built a small village next to the lair for those who came to make the pilgrimage after them to live in. To this moment, I don't understand why they did all this, Defus the Transcendent didn't ask for all this. Were they trying to get close to him to gain some benefits, or were they trying to ward off any future evil? I don't know..."

Here Sandria laughed a little, "Anyway, we're sitting in that village now, and the altar is just a few hundred steps away from here."