They all call me an Outer God.

Chapter 316: Father and Son Fight
To completely kill that clone, it must first be isolated in a completely sealed room and prevented from coming into contact with any living creature, otherwise it will start to spread like a virus.

The room built by the Deep Ones can definitely do this. There are ten Deep Ones guarding the Hephaestus clone, and these ten Deep Ones will do their duty to keep an eye on the clone and prevent him from escaping.

"I should trust my own people, and I should try to trust you too."

Emigana assured everyone, and it hoped that others would not betray its trust.

Although it looks very young, the hybrid of human and Deep One will maintain a completely human appearance when young, and only gradually show its extraordinary characteristics as it grows older.

In other words, Emigana is actually older than anyone imagines.

“Let’s go. I’ll take you to Dagon, but I will keep an eye on you to ensure Dagon’s safety.”

Saller: "I think it might not need your protection."

"..."

Emigana did not reply, but led everyone away from the building and onto the ship. It was very careful throughout, afraid of encountering other members of its race. Fortunately, the journey went smoothly and they were not discovered by any Deep Ones.

"I'll row you somewhere."

Emigana was the last to board the ship. Holding an oar, it rowed away into the distance, away from the hospital-like buildings, towards a completely open body of water. Just as it took out a bone whistle, ready to blow it, a dark shadow larger than the ship suddenly appeared from beneath the sea.

Upon seeing the dark figure, Erigana's movements suddenly froze.

"Wow!!!"

The dark figure broke through the water's surface, revealing its true form to everyone.

This is a deep-diving creature of extraordinary size. Its teeth grow out of its mouth like rows of nails, and its skin has many scars accumulated over the years, some of which have become ulcerated, infested with insects, or even moldy. But these do not seem to cause this deep-diving creature any pain.

It doesn't care at all how its skin surface becomes.

"You are about to enter a forbidden zone. Anyone who dares to go forward will die."

As he spoke, the Deep One raised the long axe in his hand and pointed it at the crowd.

Emigana's face visibly paled, and the speed at which its gills opened and closed increased.

"Father."

The Deep One opposite it paid no heed, looking at Ergana as if it had never known her before.

"We really have something to discuss with Dagon; it concerns the survival of our people. Please, let us see him!"

I don't want to repeat myself.

The Deepdiver extended its weapon further forward, and several dark figures appeared underwater. The eyes of these figures glowed green, like a group of piranhas waiting for the people on the ship to fall into trouble and become their food.

"Then Father, can't you convey my words to it? This matter is extremely critical. If we don't act quickly, our tribe may truly perish!"

"Shut up, you traitors! Unless the mayor shows up on his own initiative, do you really think you can see him?"

At the command of Erigana's father, the supernatural creatures underwater instantly went berserk, lunging at the ship to tear it apart and rip everyone on board to shreds.

These creatures had gaping, blood-red mouths and possessed incredible strength.

Ria glanced at them but made no move, while the investigators raised their guns and aimed them at the scene, ready to fire at any moment.

“Don’t fire. We’re not here to be enemies. If we fire in the restricted area and anger Dagon, we’re all finished.” He then looked at Erigana: “You and your father don’t seem to get along very well.”

“I’m used to it; it never cares about me anyway.”

Emigana clenched her fists and looked at her father: "You only know how to deny me! You deny me everything—"

It was still talking when it was suddenly pounced on by a Deep One that attacked from the side.

Just as the investigators were holding their breath for its predicament, Emigana suddenly roared and grabbed the arm of the deep diver that had pounced on it, swinging it around like a weapon and sending most of the deep divers back into the water.

After doing all this, it pointed at its father with its green eyes: "I will declare war on you according to the rules of the tribe. Once you lose, this position will belong to me, and you will be rejected by all the tribe members, just like I have always been in this situation."

"Just you?"

Its father, Hessevier, finally showed some change in tone, and the other deep-sea divers, like sharks smelling blood, began to get excited.

"A challenge letter? It's been a long time since I've seen one."

"Is that mixed-blood fish going to challenge Admiral Hysevier?"

"What do you mean by mixed-blood fish? Aren't those your own kind?" Fitzton asked, puzzled.

"The same kind?" A Deep One rested an arm on the edge of the ship. "Where are the same kind you're talking about? I only see a mongrel."

Ria turned her head, finally unable to resist raising her cane to poke its webbed feet, the texture slippery: "Is it really okay to say that in front of your superiors?"

"Don't poke me! You're being a rude experimenter."

The Deep One withdrew his hand in disgust: "For us, only the strong enjoy privileges. Our offspring are just individuals to us, and we don't care what happens to them."

If Emigana were to defeat his father, they wouldn't mind supporting him, provided Dagon doesn't object.

"So that's it."

Lia understood: "So, my friend, do you have a wife and children?"

After asking the question, the deep-diving creature ignored him and dived directly into the water.

Ria felt that it shouldn't exist.

Now, everyone is watching Emiragina and Hysivis. Facing Hysivis, which is several times larger than itself, Emiragina is not afraid at all. It spreads its fins wide and emits sharp sonic waves from its mouth.

This was a provocation, but Hesseviers remained completely unmoved. The two of them swam back and forth in the water, always keeping a distance between them.

“Emmigana, are you really going to do this?” Ria asked.

"Yes, this isn't just for you guys. I just can't stand its arrogant attitude. I'm going to make it realize the reality that I'm no less capable than the other Deep Ones!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Erigana ducked into the water, and the next second, it suddenly lunged out from behind Hysevier and bit its neck.

Its father did not dodge at all, and it was then that Emigana realized that it could not even bite through its father's skin.

Even with all its strength, it only managed to leave a shallow tooth mark on its father's neck.

At that moment, Emigana's blood seemed to freeze. It saw its father turn his head to the side, his eerie green eyes like those of a demon from the deep sea.

(End of this chapter)