Once upon a time there was a greedy snake.

Chapter 85 Small Head Controls Big Head
Although the Minotaur people had almost substantially completed their control over eastern Snow Mountain, they did not promote the worship of the sacred bull god Dehennu.

Not only did they not promote it, they even turned around and rejected the idea of ​​some Ignivas wanting to worship the sacred bull god—only a very small number of Ignivas, selected by them, were qualified to worship the sacred bull god and enjoy the ultimate pleasure brought by the god's feeder.

As for the Ignivas' worship of the serpent god, they were completely indifferent; they simply distributed gold and jewels to all who were willing to come and enjoy the pleasure.

Faced with that gold and jewels, many Ignivas people immediately began to question the meaning of life.

"Even if the serpent god is awake, he shouldn't stop us from worshipping the sacred bull god, right?"

This idea immediately took hold in the minds of some Ignis people.

In fact, those who have such thoughts are already showing respect to the Snake God. At least they care whether the Snake God will have a problem with them because of this.

Many others, however, began to think that since they had never even seen the Snake God, why couldn't they worship the Sacred Ox God, who could bring them even greater benefits? After all, the gold and jewels were real, and the soul-stirring pleasure they experienced was something they couldn't bear to leave.

Even more seriously, some have begun to question the snake god itself.

"The God of the Sacred Cow brought us gold and jewels, and even more so, unparalleled enjoyment... But what about the God of Taiyi? What exactly did the God of Taiyi bring us?"

Of course, such treasonous words only circulated in a small circle. After all, every Ignivas knew that their fire magic was stolen from the serpent god, a fact recorded in the history of the Ignivas.

However, the very emergence of such remarks signifies a certain trend.

"We've finally completed part of it."

When his men told him that the monkeys had begun to question their faith in the serpent god, the minotaur leader slowly nodded.

In fact, from the very beginning, the Minotaur never took these Ignivas people seriously.

They are just a bunch of uncivilized barbarians. They can be controlled with a little effort. The real trouble is the gods these barbarians worship. The Hennu people, who have seen many gods, know very well that for a race, a god means not only absolute violence, but also absolute will.

Now, the barbarians have begun to question their gods, which means that the will of the so-called serpent god can no longer be fully implemented. Even if the so-called serpent god wants to use violence to continue to control these Ignivas, these Ignivas will certainly choose to outwardly comply but inwardly defy him, or even harbor rebellious intentions.

So, all that's left of the so-called snake god is pure violence itself.

"The serpent god..."

While thinking about all the information he had gathered about the serpent god, the leader of the minotaurs pondered.

Although in the eyes of these Hennu people, apart from the wise god of the sacred bull Dehennu, all the so-called gods are nothing more than mountain spirits and monsters that are huge in size or have incredible abilities, they still respect the violence of these mountain spirits and monsters—after all, in many cases, absolute violence can indeed be completely unreasonable.

However, as a race born from the horns of the sacred bull god Dehennu, and as the brain of all things, the Dehennu also know very well how to control this violence.

"What you can satisfy, you can control."

This is an ancient proverb passed down among the Hennu people, carrying the wisdom of the sacred cow god Dehennu.

This is why the Divine Feeders, who live far away on the other side of the mountains, are deliberately recruited by them.

Ultimately, the methods used on the Ignivas, the ultimate pleasures in the eyes of the Ignivas, were only less than a tenth of what the Hennu used on the Ignivas.

Those who feed the gods are called gods because their greatest purpose is to please these so-called gods.

While these so-called gods slumbered in their supreme pleasure, the Hennu could easily achieve complete control over the entire region. "Unfortunately... their gods are still asleep."

The leading minotaur shook his head.

That was indeed a pity, since the divine feeders he had deliberately recruited were now useless, and as for those pleasurable methods that could make even the gods tremble, they could only be used to please the Crimson Shadows of the Ignivas.

However, there seems to be nothing to worry about with a god who only knows how to sleep.

"And according to these monkeys, even when the so-called snake god wasn't asleep, it didn't interact with them much..."

Recalling the intelligence he had gathered, the minotaur shook his head more and more.

He had heard quite a bit about the serpent god and the Ignivas people during this time, and no matter how he looked at it, it seemed more like these Ignivas people had actively attached themselves to the serpent god to worship him.

As for the snake god itself, it is not a concern. After all, according to the summary of these myths and legends, the snake is either eating or on its way to find food.

"It sounds like a stupid animal."

The minotaur was thinking this.

The Hennu people had encountered similar mountain spirits and monsters before, but this was the first time they had ever seen a so-called deity who only knew how to eat.

If these Ignivas hadn't repeatedly confirmed that the serpent god possessed considerable wisdom and could even speak fluently, they would have thought it was describing some kind of wild mountain beast.

"After all, only animals would be so unambitious, treating eating as the only thing that matters in life."

"But that's fine too. The simpler the god, the easier it is to deal with."

Thinking of this, the minotaur could already picture the snake trembling and even going limp under the care of the gods.

"So, is it better to keep Him, or to find a few other so-called gods from west of the snow mountain and let them fight each other..."

At this moment, the leader of the minotaurs began to ponder how to deal with the so-called serpent god.

But at that moment, he suddenly heard a commotion outside.

"what happened?"

The leading minotaur raised his hand and summoned one of his men.

"Those monkeys...those Ignivas people, why did they suddenly start causing trouble?"

"It is their god! Their supreme god!"

The minotaur who had been summoned immediately raised his hand and pointed in the direction of the holy mountain.

"The gods of the Ignivas have awakened!"

(End of this chapter)