Chapter 611

Chapter 611: To Drive Away Outsiders, First Create Great Chaos

The plan of the First Demon God, Barbatos, proved quite effective.

The Outer Predators worked with impressive efficiency.

Soon, news spread across the Primal Wilderness: an ignorant, mysterious deity had declared themselves a tyrant, claiming to have killed the Tyrant Candidate Tinnaru in a "duel."

"Arrogant!"

"Prideful!"

"What’s the Giant God? Just a shrimp! This shrimp must die!"

"Roar—!"

The Vast Dragon Gods and Giant Spirit Gods roared furiously.

Barbatos’s first phase seemed achieved.

Yet the chaos gods’ ignorance of the Primal Wilderness sparked an unexpected turn!

"I should face this shrimp!"

"I’m bigger!"

"Roar—!"

One Vast Dragon God bellowed at its kin.

But others disagreed.

"No!"

"I’ll go!"

"My skull’s thickest!"

"I won’t accept you!"

"You’re a shrimp thing!"

The thick-headed one’s dissent enraged the larger god.

"No! You’re the shrimp thing!"

"I’ll crush you first, shrimp!"

"Roar—!"

"Boom—!"

The gods clashed violently.

An earth-shattering battle erupted across the Primal Wilderness.

The ongoing etheric storm spawned hordes of Impure Spirits; these bouncing, bloated creatures threatened no god but itched them wildly, clouding their judgment.

The Vast Dragon Gods’ already scant rationality vanished, leaving them seething.

They fought at the slightest provocation!

Though the Outer Predators spread the "Primordial Tyrant" claim through the "Primal Sigh," this simple-minded horde swallowed it instantly.

But in the absence of a recognized strongest, meaning no acknowledged "Tyrant Candidates" within the clan, internal conflict immediately erupted.

For them, the so-called "arrogant" Giant God was just a figure far off in the distance; meanwhile, the closest kin claiming to be stronger were just disgusting weaklings they hated even more than the distant one!

Before they could duel the "arrogant Tyrant Claimant," they had to settle on a "Tyrant Candidate" first!

"Ahhhhh!"

"Wow!"

The roars of the strong echoed across the land.

Amidst this, there were also shouts…

"Fight! Beat that weakling!"

"The thick-headed one was a stupid weakling! Kill him!"

"Hit the big guy, hit him hard!"

…

Their kin stoked the flames, all enjoying the chaos.

They too felt restless, and the thrilling fights eased their inner rage.

Interestingly, as the fighting grew fiercer, many primordial gods of the Primal Wilderness, stirred by the violence, also got the urge to join; while they still followed the duel rules, nothing stopped them from picking fights with nearby kin!

Soon…

"Ahhhhh!"

A group of Vast Dragon Gods turned into a tangled mess; by the end, no one even knew who was fighting whom.

This spectacular "great chaos" unfolded.

This scene left the "Outer Predators," who had just cheered for finishing their task, utterly stunned.

I brought the news for you to take down the Giant God.

What on earth were you doing fighting among yourselves?

I tried to mediate…

But they wouldn’t listen.

The beasts with hot blood wouldn’t heed anyone’s words!

Thus, while the message got through and stirred a reaction, the outcome shocked all the Outer Predators.

It likely caught Barbatos off guard too.

As a result, only a few groups with clear "Tyrant Candidates," made up of Vast Dragon Gods and Giant Spirit Gods, roared as they slowly advanced, gathering toward the Giant God under the Outer Predators’ lead.

The Giant Spirit Gods responded most.

After all, the Giant Spirit God clan was small, often just a few; they usually had a "Tyrant Candidate" already. Even if not, their chaotic infighting ended quickly.

But this meant far fewer deities planned to confront the Giant God than first thought.

This was only the first problem Barbatos faced.

The second major problem was the lack of personnel among the Outer Predators.

When they encountered the Vast Dragon Gods engaged in the "great chaos," the Outer Predators delivering messages had to stop and wait.

They waited until the Vast Dragon Gods chose a "Tyrant Candidate."

If they didn’t watch closely, these beings, with low intelligence and poor memories, would likely forget why they fought so fiercely after picking a "Tyrant Candidate."

The Outer Predators had to remind them to deliver Barbatos’s message again.

This used up a lot of their "manpower."

Thus, the Outer Predators often split tasks into two parts: one group of Outer Gods from the Void focused on finding the Vast Dragon Gods and Giant Spirit Gods to bring them messages.

The other group guided them.

They scouted constantly, bringing the angry Giant Spirit Gods or Vast Dragon Gods, who came to challenge the Giant God, to where the Giant God was.

The notification duty was tough but had to be handled by trusted senior Outer Predators, and it paid well; guiding was just serving the Giant Spirit Gods and Vast Dragon Gods.

That task was hard, dangerous, and poorly rewarded.

Naturally, these duties went to the newly joined "newcomers."

"Hey! Newcomers! You were here to take over… uh…"

"Boom!"

An Outer Predator, too surprised and distracted by the approaching figures, bumped headfirst into the Fantasy Tree of Subspace.

"Uh… ahem…"

As it crawled up the brown Primal Mud onto the Fantasy Tree of Subspace, it saw a group of previously unseen deities.

They seemed to have similar "false wings," but their bodies were furry instead of scaly.

"You guys?!"

"Why did you look so strange?!"

"Are you also Outer Predators?!"

But soon, those "furry" beings put its doubts to rest.

"Whoosh!"

One swiftly soared, spreading its false wings between forelimbs and hind legs, gliding gracefully through the void; then it landed on the Giant Spirit God’s back.

Next…

"Whoosh!"

Before the Giant Spirit God could react, the furry Outer Predator nimbly soared again, riding the turbulent waves back to the Fantasy Tree of Subspace.

This was indeed the technique of an Outer Predator.

Moreover, they were more agile and nimble than the other Outer Predators.

"Alright…"

The Outer Predator watched the newcomers with envy and jealousy.

"So, they are in your hands now."

"Make sure to serve them well."

"I have important matters to attend to!"

"Whoosh!"

With that, it glided into the depths of the Primal Wilderness through the void.

After the Outer Predator left, the Canine Clan looked at the Giant Spirit God’s huge size and felt anxious for the Giant God.

"Whoosh…"

"The Giant God was still upgrading my kin’s Divine Body!"

"We must not let them disturb the Giant God."

"Let’s lead them around and play with them!"

With this thought, several Canine Clan members exchanged glances, understanding each other through their expressive eyes.

Soon, they all saw the same intent in each other’s gazes.

Then, the Canine Clan became enthusiastic.

"Great deities!"

"Please come this way!"