Chapter 540: Why, Cry

In the human nobility system, there is a principle of 'the vassal of a vassal is not my vassal', which means the king cannot bypass the duke to command the subjects within the duke's territory, and the duke cannot bypass the knights under his command to directly conscript the farmers in the knight's territory.

Of course, the duke can kill this knight.

But this principle does not hold in the undead and god systems. Ang can make all the subjects under Du Luo Ken and Feiti who have soul connections die with one thought, and can also make Negris stand on his hands and pee with one hand.

Of course, Ang doesn't have such a bad taste. This is also why his subjects live very easily, not oppressed, very peaceful, because he only cares about farming.

Although he doesn't care usually, if he really wants to care, you have to do it if he tells you to. Ang's divine sense pressed over, and the water element immediately found that it was out of control. The imprint in the element core shrank into a ball, as if it had been frightened.

It is estimated that the water element is even more dazed in its heart. It was just doing its duty to protect the temple. Why did it hit the big boss? Why didn't it notify it when the big boss was coming?

Realizing that he could control it, Ang let it go.

Falling onto the ice surface, contacting the abundant water elements, the element core immediately rolled on the ice surface, turned into a little ice person and climbed up, then quietly looked at Ang.

Ang also looked at it.

The two guys stared at each other for a while. Negris had to stand out and ask: "Little guy, what is your name?"

"?" The water element emitted a confused emotion. Its feet lifted upward, and the ice surface immediately rumbled. A larger ice giant rose from the ice.

It was clearly very dissatisfied with Negris's 'little guy'. It turned into a ten-meter-tall big guy, looking down at the little fat dragon from above.

However, at this time, no matter how it stared, Negris was no longer panicked. It stood with its hands on its hips and asked with a smile: "If you don't have a name, then I will give you a name. You will be called 'Little' Ball."

【Rice Ball Tan Book】

The word 'Little' was specifically emphasized.

The water element was angry. It raised its foot and wanted to step on Negris.

Ang looked at it, and the ice blocks on the water element fell down with a *clatter*, and soon it fell into a half-meter-tall little ice person.

Negris relied on Ang's power, stood with its hands on its hips, and said: "Little Ball, open the way, take us into the temple. Be careful, don't hurt those human bodies."

The water element said angrily: "You, little, lizard."

"Oh, do you believe I will call someone to beat you? Diya Li, come over." It is easy to anger dragons; just call them lizards. If you add a 'little' word, I guarantee they will jump with anger.

The fifty-meter-long Diya Li ran over with a rumble, glaring at the water element.

The water element squatted down angrily and wanted to continue to expand its form, but Ang waved at it.

The ice dregs on its body fell down with a *clatter*. This time, it wasn't even half a meter tall.

Just at this moment, a circle suddenly shattered on the ice surface. Inside this circle, broken ice continuously gushed out, bubbling and bubbling, soon emptying a large hole.

Along with the broken ice, there were also a large number of intact human bodies. After finishing all this, Tom turned into a little ice person, flopped onto the ground, panting, looking like it was exhausted.

Ang hurriedly spat out red light to help it purify.

Negris and Anthony looked at each other. How did this Tom become slippery? It didn't need to pant at all, but it performed vividly. It was clearly performing for Ang to see. It actually learned to pretend to be hard-working and claim credit? Why?

Everyone couldn't help but look at the water element. Could it be because there was an extra elemental creature of the same attribute, Tom felt its status was threatened?

Everyone moved the human bodies that gushed out with the broken ice to the side, and then entered the ice cave that had just been opened.

Before entering, Ang pointed to those human bodies, then pointed to the ice layer, and said to the water element: "Dig, be careful, don't hurt."

Negris immediately ran over, stood with its hands on its hips, and triumphantly translated: "Dig all these human bodies out, be careful not to break them."

The water element seemed to understand the current situation. This little lizard was covered by the main god and seemed to be untouchable. The water element thought about it with its not-so-flexible brain, and obediently listened, disappearing into the ice surface.

Only then did everyone enter the inside of the ice ball along the ice cave, and arrived in front of a palace.

God's palaces generally have restrictions or barriers, but the palace in front of them had its doors wide open, looking like it was undefended.

"Bad, is it empty inside? Tom, was the ice inside cleaned by you or was it empty to begin with?" Negris asked urgently.

Tom replied: "Empty. The ice stopped at the door here, and no water entered inside."

"It seems that the temple once had restrictions, so it blocked the entry of water. Until it froze, the restrictions disappeared, so this situation was formed. Bad!" Negris shouted subconsciously at the end.

"What's bad? Doesn't not entering water mean the treasures inside haven't been flooded?" Du Luo Ken asked in confusion.

Negris said: "What kind of treasure can be called a treasure if it's afraid of flooding? But if someone hid in the temple back then, three thousand years have passed, I'm afraid they have already rotted into bone frames."

Gonia's face darkened, and she said sadly: "Under a natural disaster, being able to die in the main god's temple can be considered a piece of luck."

"That's true. I'm just afraid it wasn't that easy to die. A pile of people squeezed together, without food or drink, don't fight..." Before finishing, he was poked by Anthony, and his words were poked back.

Looking at Anthony in confusion, he saw the other party winking continuously. Looking at Gonia again, the other party's face had turned pale.

Yes, a pile of people squeezed together, without food or drink, and didn't die. What would happen? Fighting was already considered good. More terrible things might have happened. Gonia probably thought of those more terrible possibilities.

At this moment, Ang suddenly shook his head: "No, death aura, no, resentment."

Gonia's spirit lifted, and she walked quickly into the palace.

"Oh, actually didn't die? Three thousand years, how is it possible?" Negris also muttered. It wouldn't doubt Ang's perception. If Ang couldn't perceive death aura and resentment, then there certainly wasn't any. Could death aura be hidden from the God of Undead's perception?

Entering the palace, a spacious space appeared in front of them, very similar to the Redemption God Domain Ang had seen before. The floor was a chessboard-style square. Seeing these squares, everyone was excited, because there might be a treasure hidden under each square.

However, their attention was first shocked by the scene directly in front of them. At least sixty battle priests formed a circle, reaching out to lift something, but they had turned into stone statues at this moment.

What they were lifting was a stone statue of a baby.

Seeing this scene, Gonia knelt on the ground in pain and wept: "It's the Believer Knight Legion. They gave the chance of life to the little baby, but I came too late, and even the little baby didn't make it. Came too late, came too late..."

"S

Ang tilted his head in confusion: "Why, cry."

Negris sighed: "Sigh, the emotions are very complex; even if I told you, you wouldn't understand."

It did not try to explain these things to Ang. Even if it did, Ang wouldn't understand; it was too difficult to make a gardening skeleton understand what sacrifice and helplessness were.

Ang gave it a puzzled look, pulled out the Petrifying Crossbow, fired a shot at the group of stone statues, watched them gradually come to life, and asked in confusion: "Why, cry."