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Chapter 748 Divine Punishment
The earth is shaking, monsters are migrating, and even the most ignorant creature can sense the great upheaval that is about to take place.

Humans, who are always a step behind in sensing disasters, were the first to move. With the help of the [Hermes' Traveling Hat], they moved out of the city where they had been living.

The monsters also began to migrate, and when they saw humans, some greedy monsters tried to take advantage of the situation and steal some dry food for their journey.

This is when brave guards are needed.

Strangers are always the best choice, but residents who are not happy about the move will gossip to strangers. This is also helpless, after all, gossip among residents has always been the best way for strangers to understand the world intuitively.

[Hermes' Traveling Hat] Although I haven't done anything wrong, if foreigners are allowed to interfere, there will be too many variables.

Their powerful strength and unusual way of thinking can help them survive in desperate situations, and they can also do bad things with good intentions. When there is danger, the strangers are heroes sent from the sky. When there is no danger, the strangers are just a group of people with a [long grass period]...

Psycho, and they're proud of it.

At this time, Hebi brought more stable guards, the brave and combative goblin warriors in the goblin village.

With the protection of the old lion, their average level reached LV50.

At first glance, they may seem like small fry, but goblins are species that can form [groups]. Ten LV50 goblin warriors can form a [Goblin Warrior Group LV100].

If the goblin warriors can tame their mounts, their combat effectiveness will be further enhanced.

The Goblin Village is in urgent need of a stage that is neither too big nor too small to introduce itself to the world, and evacuating the people in advance is the best stage.

Firstly, the residents were emotionally stable. They only wanted to count the huge compensation given by [Hermes's Traveling Hat] and find someone to complain to [Hermes's Traveling Hat]. Even if they saw goblins, they would not lose control.

Maybe the residents will even consider the goblins as good people to talk to.

Secondly, the enemies they faced were just right and within the range that the goblins could control.

When the world turns upside down and the light wall of the world is lifted, the residents will realize the goodness of [Hermes's Traveling Hat] and the goblins. Although they will not return the money, they will at least talk about the efforts of the Chamber of Commerce and the goblins for a while.

Walking in the deserted Balkan city, Herbie felt a little emotional.

This is a memorable place, a place that changed her and Audrey's future, but it is also a city that will be affected by the World Light Wall.

“The good old days are always so memorable.”

An old man squatted in front of his stall, looking at the sky and sighing. He seemed like someone who was ready to say goodbye to the past, but would miss it until the last moment.

"Aren't you leaving yet?" Hebi stood in front of the fruit stall. The disabled old man with only one eye in front of him was the last and strongest holdout in Balkan City.

Odin.

Herbie could already understand why the polite and humble Blazer had no taboos when facing these old guys, except for keeping his bottom line of not saying foul language.

It's so annoying, pretending to be mysterious regardless of the occasion.

"Because you didn't give me any compensation." Odin leaned back shamelessly. "You don't even own any property in Balkan City, okay? You're registered as a [Wandering Merchant] at the Chamber of Commerce! Are you planning to ask for compensation in every city you move to?"

The favorite theme of strangers is that the king of gods in the Age of Gods disguises himself as a wandering merchant and acts mysterious everywhere, but Hebi really doesn't like it because Odin is an old acquaintance of them.

Old acquaintances mean knowing each other inside and out, so Hebby knew that Odin really had nothing. The most valuable things were all on Blaze, and the second most valuable thing was the knowledge and experience Odin had accumulated over countless years.

But Odin likes to tell riddles and pretend to be mysterious. If you really want to seek help from Odin, by the time you have almost solved Odin's riddles, the problem will be solved as well.

"Okay, then I'll get straight to the point." Odin spread his hands and put away his cynicism. "How much do you know about the dwarf curse? If you knew more about it, I could save a lot of effort."

"Apple, Marika, Blaze, everyone knows what to know. I even know that apple is on your fruit stand."

"Yes, that apple should be on my fruit stall. I put it there on purpose, waiting for someone to buy the apple, waiting for the beginning of Balder's death." Odin shook his head as if he was sleepy, his face hidden in the shadows.

"I always thought it would be Blazer because he would always come to my fruit stand and buy an apple, every day."

"He has neither the qualifications nor the ability, but he keeps using his only three copper coins to challenge for the chance to get the apple. Even if I change the position of the apple, he will keep getting closer."

"And I...gradually began to look forward to his success, always placing my chances in the fruit basket."

Odin picked up an apple and handed it to Herbie.

"So did he succeed?" Herbie couldn't help but look forward to it, even though she knew Blaze had probably failed.

"He failed completely. For a while, he was no longer himself." Odin crossed his arms and recalled, "That was the moment the first stranger appeared. He became empty and numb, repeating the same actions every day, like a puppet."

"I sighed, ah, it turns out that fate will not pity ordinary people. It is not the turn of an ordinary boy like Blaze to save a woman like Marika. Maybe Blaze himself has noticed it, so he no longer challenges and always holds the apple in the same position."

"And then?" Herbie anxiously urged this old bastard who not only liked to tell riddles but also liked to break sentences at critical moments.

"Of course I gave up on him and gave the power to obtain this fruit to the right people, such as those strangers."

"You have no chastity!" Hebie grabbed the apple and hit Odin on the head, knocking Odin's mysterious hat askew.

"You have offended my dignity as the former king of the gods. I will punish you with divine punishment! Anyone who humiliates God will be retaliated by God!"

"An old man who swindles people for compensation is asking me to be dignified?!"

To others, this was probably a fight between an old man and a child, but the old man was not just very old, and the child was also quite big.

"And then Blaze was killed."

"What!?" Hebie paused, his pupils trembling wildly, "Well, then what?"

"Then I won't tell you. This is the vicious punishment I'm going to impose on you."

(End of this chapter)