Foolish Brother Odin

Chapter 271 Poaching
If someone looks down from the sky, they will find that the current shape of the Jinlunga world is very strange, like a huge figure 8. If you look closely, it looks a bit like a string of candied haws.

Downs was very cautious and did not let the Jinlunga world swallow up multiple large worlds at once, but swallowed them one by one.

This approach is slightly less efficient, but more secure.

Today, the Jinlunga world is destined to become stronger and stronger, while the Egyptian world, which is caught in civil war, is destined to become weaker and weaker.

Since time is on Jinlunga's side, Downs is even less anxious. At least before absorbing Maya and other three worlds, he will not deliberately accelerate the civil war process in the Egyptian world.

Gilgamesh, who received the order, showed his high intelligence, and a so-called civil war broke out in Lower Egypt, the bald country he had taken over.

Then Arthus, the leader of the uprising played by Arthur, the god of knights, who took over the body, instigated tens of thousands of slaves to openly rebel against the pharaoh played by Gilgamesh. The two sides fought fiercely in a weakling-like manner.

On the surface, neither side had defeated the other, and each side declared victory after returning home.

Then came the cool operation.

Arthur declared that he would uphold justice and join the ranks of Horus, the orthodox Egyptian god-king.

Gilgamesh simply calls Set the orthodox one and announces that he has joined Set's camp.

The two families, who were mortal enemies in the eyes of outsiders, fought many "wars" - there were many people involved, their weapons were very bad, and the deployment of troops was chaotic. After fighting for a long time, a lot of harmless slaves died, and then they turned around and declared a great victory.

Finally, they tacitly divided the country into two.

It's written as a confrontation, but in fact it's just putting a bunch of garbage soldiers on the border, and then transferring all the main forces to beat up those surrounding countries that have different claims from their own.

What? You're a supporter of Set?
No, you are not as loyal as me! Loyalty that is not absolute is disloyalty! Beat you!
What? You support Horus?

I am the most loyal to the Sun God, you should listen to me.

What? You're strictly neutral?
You must be a spy sent by the enemy!
No matter what the other party says, these guys can always find something to blame.

At first, when Horus and Set's camp heard that two forces supporting them had emerged in Lower Egypt, they did send envoys to recruit them, but they were unable to meet the leaders and were given various excuses.

Soon, Horus and Set knew what kind of people were behind the company that claimed to support them.

The slogans were shouted loudly. When asked the first time, they said they supported me. When asked again, they said they would provide all kinds of help other than support. They only listened to the announcement and not the instructions.

It just so happens that these two factions mainly focus on attacking the other side's forces.

This kind of outrageous operation made Horus and Set hate him so much, which was very strange: Horus's attitude towards Arthur and Set's attitude towards Gilgamesh were obviously towards different objects, but they had exactly the same evaluation - ambitious!

The most interesting thing is that the wars between the two major forces of Horus and Set mostly broke out in Upper Egypt and did not affect such far away areas.

Therefore, they could only turn a blind eye to these two non-staff brothers, and as long as they didn't make too much trouble, they would regard it as tacit approval.

Horus (Seth) said in unison: "After I kill Set (Horus), I will come back to deal with you!"

It was in this delicate environment that Arthur and Gilgamesh expanded rapidly.

That's right.

expansion!

Downs did give them the order to "delay time and expand the conflict between Horus and Set", but on the other hand, he also gave them the convenience to act according to the circumstances.

After all, the Egyptian world is still in another cosmic channel, and there will be a long period of communication interruption every month. If their clones are not granted the power to act according to circumstances, this will be impossible.

This was exploited by Arthur and Gilgamesh.

The two of them reached a tacit understanding - while stirring up trouble, they would kill some Egyptian gods.

No matter which sect these Egyptian gods belong to, as long as the Egyptian gods fall, it will be a good thing for Jinlunga.

It is indeed difficult for mortals to kill gods, but for the avatars of the two of them, and when more than one avatar descended, it would not be difficult for a group of avatars to kill some Egyptian animal gods. Not to mention...

The Egyptian world was cursed.

Horus and Set, who were busy with the civil war, had no idea that Maya's [prophecy of destruction] had already come upon the Egyptian world.

This is an oasis in the desert.

Except for the banks of the Nile River, every desert oasis has been a battleground since ancient times.

This oasis, called Seshar, is named after the cheetah goddess Seshart.

It was once an indispensable treasure in the desert, like a paradise on earth, where you can see the Populus euphratica known as the "hero tree of the desert", the Haloxylon ammodendron known as the "Green Great Wall" in the desert, and extremely drought-resistant plants such as Welwitschia and Aloe.

It can't be called lush and green, but at least it adds some green to this desolate desert.

But now it has become completely unrecognizable.

The gray-brown viscous slurry, as thick as petroleum, looked very much like the corrupted blood of the devil in the legend. It spread in the clear spring and extinguished all the little life around it.

There was only silence and death here. The trees in the oasis had withered and died, leaving only a few broken trunks. There was no trace of green on the sand, which was eroded by sticky black slurry, leaving only gray and desolate.

The originally clear pool had long since dried up, becoming a swamp-like dry pit, with pieces of black gravel scattered on the sand.

It used to be a drinking water place for all animals within a hundred miles, but now it has become a ruin that no living thing can approach.

This is not an isolated case.

More than 80% of the oases in the desert have dried up.

This caused devastating damage to the animals.

This is true for herbivores, and predators at the top of the food chain can't escape either.

Few people know that the Egyptian animal gods derived their power from the same species of animals and the mortals who worshiped them.

The question is, when almost all cheetahs on earth are dead and mortals have no time to pray for the protection of the Cheetah Goddess, then can the Cheetah Goddess still have such powerful divine power?

The answer is of course no!

In the past few months, natural disasters have occurred frequently and calamities have spread everywhere.

When the Nile River, which nourished the entire Egypt, intermittently dried up, all mortals fell into panic.

Humans relied on the Nile River, which flooded every year, to create large amounts of silt-filled alluvial plains for growing crops such as rice.

This is almost the safest food source for humans, no doubt about it.

When humans are afraid of drought, do they still have the mood to believe in the cheetah goddess?

of course not!

The belief in a new god who seemed to be somewhat effective, Enki, the god of irrigation, quietly spread among the Lower Egyptians.

Everyone knew that this was blasphemy and a betrayal of the Egyptian gods.

We can’t help but feel that everyone needs to eat!
Besides, the nine Egyptian gods had already split into two camps, and they had beaten their brains out. Who would care about these mortals?
A large number of pan-believers secretly converted.

It was the secret pantheon to which Enki belonged that organized a hunt against the Cheetah Goddess.

(End of this chapter)