Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 201: Sumer Deserves a Slap

There is a term in the world called "sunk cost"!
The Sumerian God King Enlil is now a gambler who has lost his mind. After losing twenty Sumerian gods in one go, he will suffer a huge loss unless he destroys the Jinlunga world.

If you don't succeed, you will become a clown.

If Enlil lost a main god like the sun god Utu and got nothing in return, he would not even be able to keep his position as the king of gods. This is how cruel the world is.

The last time Enlil was driven off the throne, he was just bathing in the holy river with the goddess Ninlil and doing some naughty things. Because he profaned the holy river, he was punished by the gods and was driven off for a time.

After all, desecrating the holy river is not harmful to the overall situation. At most, it is just a desecration of tradition.

This time is different. The world is damaged and in urgent need of replenishment.

Although the Sumerian world does not have a smart world will, the world's instinct for survival will still drive the gods and creatures living in the world to seek salvation.

As I said, if you don’t save the world, the world won’t save you.

If the world can no longer sustain itself and shrinks in size, then naturally the gods, who occupy the most natural resources, will have to take action.

This is a gamble that must continue!

Either you win the bet, become rich, or even get promoted.

Either you lose the bet or the world ends and falls apart.

But the more Enlil wanted the Sumerian world to get closer to the strange world opposite with a real towering tree, the faster the world opposite retreated.

Even Enlil, the god king and wind god, was anxious: "Is there no one who can do something to stop that damn world over there?"

Enlil looked around, and finally had to turn his gaze to the wisest of the gods.

"Enki! Give me an idea!"

Enki, the god of wisdom and water, was the eldest son of Anu, the god of the sky, and the elder brother of Enlil, the god of wind. In the Sumerian world, it was he who proposed to create humans and then use them as slaves to support the entire Sumerian pantheon, so that the six or seven generations of gods who had to dig the earth all day to support the high gods could be freed from heavy labor.

The story of how Enki created human beings and how humans later reproduced too much and caused a disturbance for Enlil, resulting in the god-king ordering the destruction of humanity three times, is so tedious that it would take three days and three nights to finish.

Anyway, compared to Enlil's brutality and disregard for life, Enki's approach was gentler.

Seeing that the battle was going badly, the god, with several snake-like streams of water lingering all over his body, sighed deeply: "My brother, have you ever thought about whether we can choose to coexist with this world if we really can't take it down?"

"No! Never! I will never share the power of the God King with anyone! Destruction is the only fate of the other party! Enki, I want you to find a way to destroy the other party, instead of coexisting with those despicable enemy false gods!"

Enji sighed inwardly.

My younger brother is such a violent and wild person.

Not allowing any dissenting voices will only force everything in the world to act according to his will.

Knowing that Enlil's three attempts to exterminate humanity were all out of selfish motives, Enki was unable to stop him. He could only secretly do some small actions to preserve the spark of hope called "humanity".

This time the war was launched too hastily, so much so that Enki didn't even have a chance to contact the enemy.

Rather than striving for the so-called hope of victory, Enki was more worried about what would happen if he couldn't win.

Unfortunately, once the arrow is shot, there is no turning back. When Tang Si saw through his divine mind that the Sumerian world was beginning to accelerate, he curled his lips and said, "From a world as big as a world to a mortal family, everyone has the power to start a war. It's easy to start a war, but it's hard to stop it! You're so unruly right from the start, you'd better die!"

In the field of vision, the Sumerian rock world that looked like a huge planet began to accelerate.

As we all know, if you want to move faster, you have to pay something.

What Towns didn't expect was that the Sumerian God-King was indeed cruel enough - Enlil's approach was to sacrifice the sun of his own world.

This is really hard to stretch!

The sun god Utu fell, and for Enlil, the remaining suns would eventually go out on their own.

Rather than waiting for the sun to go out and become a waste that does not emit light or heat, it is better to recycle its remaining energy and convert it into the power to keep the world moving.

In the field of vision, the huge Sumerian world was like a huge comet, dragging a long golden tail flame, and began to accelerate towards the Jinlunga world.

To be honest, if it were another God King Jinlunga, he probably wouldn't have a good way to deal with this kind of rogue close-range attack.

The size of a world is so huge.

Tang Si could even imagine that once Jinlunjia, which only had an energy-type world barrier, was approached, with the impact of a world, most of the existing ten worlds would lose three or four. Either in the middle or lower layers, there would always be one unlucky person.

Fortunately, Towns has extensive experience facing off against giants.

Well, the so-called experience, of course, comes from various novels, animations and comics on Earth.

In a confrontation of this magnitude, laser cannons and the like are often of little use.

The most prominent difficulty is that the energy loss is too great, making it difficult to cause sufficient damage and destruction at a long distance to stop the opponent's charge.

Just like facing a mad bull, unless you have incredible strength and can kill the bull instantly by hitting its head with a sledgehammer, the most appropriate way to deal with it is to destroy the opponent's balance.

The Sumerian World is Near!
Closer!
As long as there is a little bit of divine vision ability, one can even "see" the huge walnut-like shell through the world barrier.

The Sumerian world was so huge that it could block some of the dim light coming from the chaotic universe, causing the Jinlunga world to dim slightly.

At this moment, patches of green light flashed in the direction of the roots of the World Tree.

This scene frightened Enki, the wise man of Sumer, so much that he almost cried out. He saw clearly that it was not a green light spot at all, but a super long whip composed of huge and long roots.

These roots extend beyond the world's barriers, spinning in the air, then twisting like a rope, and finally forming a super thick rope.

Finally, Enki felt that he was not hallucinating, and a cold and cruel voice came from the other side of the world: "The Sumerian gods deserve a beating."

A black shadow that spanned the two worlds rose from the 'bottom' to the 'top', sweeping across half of the outer shell of the Sumerian world.

At this moment, the entire Sumerian world heard their god Anu let out a shrill scream that resounded through heaven and earth, and a huge gap appeared in the huge rock shell.

Countless broken rock fragments were sucked into the chaotic void. At the same time, a large amount of chaotic energy rushed into the Sumerian world from the void.

(End of this chapter)