They all call me an Outer God.

"..."

Those eyes and fleshy whiskers naturally couldn't speak; they just kept wriggling to assert their presence, popping out suddenly from time to time, forcing Ria to wrap herself up even more tightly.

Previously, only eyes of various sizes appeared on his body, but recently, even unknown fleshy whiskers have sprouted. Fortunately, these issues only appear on his hands at present. As the meme continues to advance, it is inevitable that some of these issues will arise.

This is all normal.

"You guys have strange feelings too, right?"

He looked down at them, as if talking to himself.

"The auras of Xia Gai Chong and Sherger always give me a somewhat familiar feeling."

Those eyes blinked.

Have I seen them before?

Here it comes again, that strange sense of disorientation. Ria couldn't help but sigh. He often felt that certain things were very familiar, but he just couldn't remember where he had come across them before.

This is quite detrimental to maintaining rationality.

After thinking about it, he decided to go find those famine clones and see if there was anything to gain from them.

The betting results for Ria were almost one-sided and overwhelming, but this did not make much progress in his meme creation.

He had to find another way out... In a sense, how can a trade war not be considered a war?
The battle on the sea gradually subsided, and Ria also left the place with Swarth.

……

In a building in a small town in Enderles, lived a very loving couple.

They had a very good relationship and were inseparable almost every day.

Another morning, after waking up, the woman suddenly felt unwell. She sat on the edge of the bed and dry heaved a few times. As if she had thought of something, she quickly went to a nearby clinic to buy a test strip.

After the test, she looked at the two lines on the test strip, and her complexion gradually became rosy.

She was so excited that she covered her mouth and was almost in tears.

"Oh sun, I'm pregnant, my sun!"

She had to share this good news with her husband immediately. Filled with excitement, she practically ran home, intending to give him a huge surprise.

"My dear will be so excited, this is the first fruit of our love."

"Tap tap tap tap—" Her heels made a crisp sound as they hit the ground.

The house is right there! The stairs are right there! The steps are right there! The bedroom door is right there!

With a click, the woman pushed the door open, her face beaming with a bright and happy smile.

However, the moment she opened the door, her smile suddenly froze on her face, and the air seemed to quiet down, making the woman look like a stone statue.

She saw... she saw her husband, the man lying on the bed with a loving face, his belly swollen as if he were seven months pregnant, and around him were several newborn babies, their amniotic fluid still wet, their red bellies also swollen and loving.

The man embraced them like a scene from a painting of the Virgin Mary, and the light from the window shone through the glass, adding a layer of sacred, pure maternal glow to the scene.

"My children..."

He stroked the red bellies of the many children, bellies covered with purplish-red veins that were even throbbing: "When will my child and yours be born?" Suddenly, he seemed to spot his wife at the door, and with an even more beaming smile, he reached out and beckoned to her, as if inviting her to come to his side.

"Maria Ann, look!"

"I'm pregnant, this is our child."

"..."

"Aa ...

Maria Ann opened her mouth, wanting to speak, but her throat seemed stuck and she couldn't make a sound. She took a few steps back in disbelief, and finally, at a certain moment, the poor woman let out a mad scream that shook the building. Then, without hesitation, she turned around, climbed over the stair railing, and jumped off the building.

"Boom!"

She and her unborn child both died.

The man's face turned grief-stricken. He clutched his enormous belly, rushed to the fence, looked down, and cried out, "My love, my wife, why did you make such a foolish choice?"

"Am I really destined to bear all of this alone? You were so close to becoming one of us."

The man's facial features faded rapidly until they disappeared, and the faces of the babies in the room also gradually lost their features.

They cried, for a new baby was about to be born.

The man's features reappeared, and his face was filled with a smile as he returned to the room to welcome the birth of the new life.

"Dog's Sherger".

……

At the same time, Ria was already enjoying breakfast in a restaurant in the city center, something she hadn't done in a long time.

Bacon, fried eggs, and toast are practically the traditional three-piece set in Endlers, but to make it even more flavorful, Ria adds roasted mushrooms, roasted cherry tomatoes, and sliced ​​sausage to the crispy toast.

These ingredients, when combined with traditional brown sauce, create an exceptionally rich flavor profile.

The young man slowly cut his food with a knife and fork, savoring it carefully. After chewing, he took a sip of black coffee without any sugar cubes, the bitter and mellow taste always captivating him.

During the breakfast, Ria seemed quite composed, but the person opposite him was sweating profusely and hadn't touched his knife or fork the entire time.

"What's wrong, Mr. Bessen? Don't you have an appetite?" The young man wiped the grease from the corner of his mouth with a clean white napkin, his light gray-blue eyes looking at the person opposite him with a slight smile.

No, it should be said that it could not be considered human. Normal people would not have extra arms and legs, or be bulky and stuff themselves into clothes to disguise themselves as humans. What's even stranger is that the restaurant staff did not think there was anything wrong with the person's appearance at all, as if he was born that way.

Just a few hours ago, it was still night in Lidsh.

Using his spatial compression ability, Ria arrived here and found a hotel to rest. Just as he had expected, Endlers' economic development had indeed been affected by the war. He hadn't been paying attention for a moment, and prices had risen to a terrible level.

Along the way, he occasionally heard news of people jumping off buildings because of bankruptcy, but Lia didn't care about these things. He only cared about where the Famine Knight's clone was secretly hiding.

"Did they hide because they noticed I was coming?"

Ria didn't have the patience to play hide-and-seek with them, and if those people didn't show themselves, he would have no choice but to start developing his faith in Endlers.

(End of this chapter)