Hikigu's Godslayer Story

"Ramesses, you don't have to praise me against your will!" Muwatar interrupted Ramses bluntly, and asked directly, "Where did you get divine assistance? You can beat me!"

When he said this, he looked at Hikigu, but the latter gave him an "I'm very optimistic about you" look.

This made Hatusiris and Muwatar, the powerful uncle and nephew, stunned.

Where is this guy from?

After thinking about it for a long time, Muwatar decided to put this complicated issue on hold, because he found that Ramses likes to brag.

"My Father is the manifestation of God Seth in the world, and God Seth helped me."

"Really?" Muwatar sneered, "That's really amazing, such divine power can actually enter the human body, never before!"

This fellow!He actually said that his father was a god of war!Don't want to face anymore?

In other words, my temper has really improved. If I want to change it to the previous one, I will be sorry for the unicorn arm that I have practiced for decades!

"It's always better than your lies and tricks."

"Haven't the Egyptians used these? You've failed this time, if not for a supernatural force to assist you."

"Yes, but I won, are you ready to give in now?"

"It's really rude in words and deeds, Ramses, you are exactly the same as the rumors!"

"Words and deeds? Thousands of people have already died because of your country's greed. Now is not the time to talk. Let me confirm with you again. Are you ready to make concessions?"

"Concession? Kadeshi is still in our hands."

"Sooner or later it will be taken!"

"You're not ashamed, you're here to attack!"

Obviously, these two actually didn't plan to have a good chat from their hearts, because they already had serious signs that their mouths could not be PK with real people.

At this time, a hand was placed on the table between the two monarchs.

The table and the things on it were burned to ashes in the blink of an eye.

"You two, calm down." Hikigu withdrew his right hand and looked at the two kings in front of him with a half-smile, "I believe you need each other's support."

Muwatar looked straight at Hikigu's hand that released the flame before, and swallowed.

He used to be far apart during the war, but now after watching it up close, he remembered the fact that his own magic was swept away by Hikigu at a glance.

"You'd better not mess around." He said dryly, "I am sheltered by the God of Wind and Rain, and whoever hurts me, the God of Wind and Rain will kill him."

Hearing this sentence, Bikigu was instantly happy.

"I captured Hattusha at night and planted weeds on the old site of the city. Whoever becomes king after me and establishes a settlement in Hattusha, may the god of wind and rain kill him."

Hearing Bikigu suddenly say these words, Ramses was dumbfounded, but Muwatar and Hatusiris became very embarrassed.

Seeing Ramses' inquiring look, Hikigu explained to him, "This is what Anita said."

So Ramses was stunned, and cast a teasing look at his opponent.

Hattusha did not belong to the Hittites from the beginning, but a Hittite king named Anita conquered it. This sentence is left behind by Anita after looting and burning Hattusha.

As a result, the later Hittites did not take this curse seriously at all. More than a century after Anita sacked Hattusas, the Hittite King Hattusli I rebuilt the city and designated it as a kingdom. In Xindu, while the ancestors' faces were slapped, no one was struck to death by lightning.

At this moment, Hikigu recounted it, and Muwatar's so-called punishment and curse of the god of wind and rain instantly showed weakness and joy.

"Trust me, the power of the God of Wind and Rain will not stop the Assyrians from harassing you. I personally suggest that you should reach an agreement as soon as possible, and don't waste time on nonsense."

Hearing the name "Assyrian", both Muwatar and Hattusiris became serious.

Why did you agree to negotiate?It is very simple, because they have received the message from the country that the Assyrians are active, and the Hittites have never underestimated this neighbor.

Although they were close relatives to Babylon, the Assyrians felt completely different from the Babylonians, and they felt that the Assyrians were more like their own relatives.

Looking at each other, I don't know what the uncle and nephew made eye contact with, Muwatar gritted his teeth and stomped his foot.

"Ramses, you Egyptians are far from your own country, and you have no friends here, your days will be difficult day by day, and we have plenty of water and food, but if you are willing to make concessions and withdraw your troops back to Egypt, I could consider Egypt to run Canaan."

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PS: I originally planned to put up today’s first update after I came back last night, but at 2 o’clock, when there was another one or two hundred words, the drowsiness flooded in like a tide, and I couldn’t hold it all of a sudden. Confidence guaranteed that the next few hundred words would not be biased, so I had to say it in the group, and then went to wash and sleep, but as soon as I closed my eyes, I closed my eyes until 11:[-].

On the weekends, the three shifts are guaranteed, and the first shift is on first. I'll go to lunch first.

Chapter [-] The Voice in the Flame of Thorns

"..."

Ramses took a sip of water in silence - fortunately, he had the only glass of water he was good at before, instead of burning it directly for Hikigu, and now this is the only glass in the entire tent.

He's not thirsty, but needs a stroke, because...

What did the guy on the other side just say?

Let me have Canaan?

Go away!Canaan was originally mine!

"You've already lost! Muwatar, how dare you threaten me, you coward hiding in the city?"

"This is not a threat, we haven't invested all our military strength yet, and reinforcements are already on the way, but what about you?" Muwatar responded confidently, "Your victory depends entirely on divine power, and no one can do it again and again. And San's has endured that kind of power many times, and if he continues to fight, the victory will surely belong to me, the Hittites."