Once upon a time there was a greedy snake.

Chapter 116 Heaven and earth are overturned

There are no saber-toothed tigers among the Hennu.

Although the Thirty-Sixth Akakage left a message before leaving, demanding the saber-toothed tiger, he actually knew the truth in his heart.

There are probably no saber-toothed tigers left on the west side of the Great Snow Mountain.

Otherwise, given the habits of those Hennu people, they should have handed over the saber-toothed tiger during his first attack, or even more—simply because those Hennu people had other purposes, they wanted to corrupt him, and they should have given more in response to his demands.

Not only are they unable to provide it, but they've even attacked him. This is not in the nature of the Hennu people.

The fact that they did this only shows that the Hengnu people truly couldn't afford it.

"Indeed, the wisdom of the serpent god is correct... Since receiving the wisdom of the serpent god, even my mind seems to have become clearer."

This further convinced the 36th Akakage that he was indeed on the right path.

This led him to begin executing his original plan without hesitation.

The original plan wasn't very complicated; it simply involved creating large swamps, and then letting the swamps eventually give way to land over time...

To put it even more simply, it's like going through the process of biological evolution again, allowing the saber-toothed tiger, which was originally extinct, to evolve once more.

"And mammoths."

He wouldn't forget the other one too.

To create a large swamp, you would need a lot of water. He had considered diverting water from the east, since there was plenty of water there, enough to flood the land. However, due to the difficulty of the process, after assessing the feasibility, he chose a simpler method.

That is, to melt the snow on the snow-capped mountains and let the meltwater flow down.

Compared to drawing water from the sea to the east, this method is significantly better; it is not only feasible but also relatively safe.

Yes, it's safe.

In the eyes of the 36th Akakage, this was even a relatively safe method.

After all, controlling fire is practically instinctive for every Ignivas, and as the most powerful of the Ignivas, even the one closest to a god, his control over fire is unparalleled.

Just like now, after concentrating the power of the entire Ignivas clan, he was able to melt the snow-capped mountains that had been frozen for who knows how long.

It can even control the direction of the melting snow, making the snowmelt flow only to the west of the Great Snow Mountain.

As for the consequences of doing so, the Thirty-Sixth Akakage had not thought about it, or rather, even if there were any consequences, he didn't care at the moment—after all, he had a very clear goal right now, which was to create a world with saber-toothed tigers and mammoths.

Everything else can be put aside.

Simple, pure, single-minded, and focused on a single goal.

"Like a snake god."

The further he went down this path, the more the Thirty-Sixth Generation Akakage felt the wisdom of the Serpent God and the true meaning of being a god.

Although he does not yet consider himself a god, there is no doubt that his power, his skill, and even his wisdom have reached the level of a god.

"Or rather, one can only reach this position when one doesn't consider oneself a god."

The Thirty-Sixth Generation Akakage felt his understanding was becoming increasingly profound; he even truly understood everything.

Of course, he wouldn't keep this wisdom to himself.

Like all the previous Akakage, he also recorded all his understanding and knowledge. His left arm, made of flames, scorched the snow mountain, and his free right hand was just right to write something—the detours he had taken, his understanding of power, his understanding of God, and even his knowledge of wisdom, were all written on birch bark.

"I hope that after I die, the Ignivas will continue to use this wisdom... But can I really die now?"

With all the resources provided by the Ignivas, it seems that it won't be so easy for him to die a natural death like the previous Crimson Shadows.

In other words, as long as the Ignivas are still around, he can continue indefinitely and do anything.

"This is the path to godhood." After writing the last stroke, the Thirty-Sixth Akakage handed the birch bark document to his bodyguard.

This document will be copied again and again until it is distributed to every Ignivas person. In the eyes of the 36th Akakage, this is what he, as Akakage, should do.

After that, he continued to focus on dealing with the difficulties he had to face.

Yes, even if one possesses power comparable to that of a god, it doesn't mean that everything will go his way. For example, while he was writing down that knowledge, there was constant lightning and thunder in the sky—and at the moment the book was completed, a torrential downpour even began.

It's like trying to extinguish the flames burning the mountain.

"How could that be... It's just such a trivial matter!"

If it were before, he probably would have felt that the torrential rain falling from the sky was an insurmountable hardship, but now, he has great confidence in his own flame, in the flame of the Ignivas, in his own beliefs, and in the wisdom that comes from the serpent god.

Indeed, under normal circumstances, water can definitely extinguish a fire.

but……

What he's about to do is anything but normal.

"For a world with saber-toothed tigers and mammoths!"

Faced with the torrential rain pouring down from the sky, the Thirty-Sixth Akakage even intensified his firepower.

The demons west of the Great Snow Mountain, the Golden-Winged Roc, the Hennu, the God of the Sacred Bull... none of them mattered to him at this moment.

Because at this moment, he was fighting against the very fabric of this world.

“That’s it… That’s it!”

As the firepower surged, the Thirty-Sixth Generation Akakage's gaze grew increasingly resolute.

"This is exactly what I want!"

At that moment, flames roared into the sky.

The earth was completely illuminated by flames, which were the thirty-six generations of Crimson Shadows, or rather, all the Ignivas people giving their all.

Above, a large amount of water vapor condensed into boundless dark clouds, which, amidst lightning and thunder, truly blotted out the sun.

The sky darkened, but the earth brightened.

The sky became the earth.

The earth seemed to be the sky.

Such a huge change could not have gone unnoticed by anyone.

Under the torrential rain, the area west of the Great Snow Mountain had been completely turned into a vast ocean. The Hennu people with bull heads cried out in terror, and even the so-called demons had to fly to higher ground to avoid the raging flood.

As for the eastern side of the Great Snow Mountain...

the same alsp.

"Why hasn't the rain stopped yet?"

Du Yi, deep in the mountains, raised his head and looked at the gloomy sky that was still filled with lightning and thunder.

He knew about the massive projects those savages were undertaking, and he even found it quite interesting to watch the snow-capped mountains being scorched by flames.

But the rain continued to fall, and the downpour became heavier and heavier.

Du Yicai realized that the side effects of this massive project were not so simple.

(End of this chapter)