Once upon a time there was a greedy snake.

Chapter 150 Audience with the Ancient Serpent
【The Chaotic Ancient Serpent】

[Class: Ancient God]

【Level: 1】

[Experience: 688/9999]

[Health Points: ? ? ? ? /99999]

"?????"

Habisa glanced up briefly, then quickly lowered his head again.

Peeping into the attributes of the gods is already an extremely presumptuous act, but what Habisa finds even more terrifying is the attribute values ​​themselves.

Even gods have professions. Although he wasn't quite sure what the old god was referring to, it was obviously similar to professions like swordsmen and warriors.

Even gods need experience, and judging solely by the amount of experience gained, gods don't even focus on leveling up.

The gods are only one level... but what can a mere level one do?
Of course, the most terrifying thing is that even the highest gods have a life value.

As everyone knows, once your health points reach zero, you will die instantly.

And this means...

"So gods, too, can die?"

Habisa really didn't dare to think about what would happen next.

You must know that he is currently in the Demon King's Castle, in the residence of that great serpent god. If he dares to have such thoughts, he will die without even knowing how.

"How are things? Have you adapted?"

It was at this moment that the strongman Setka spoke up.

"When I first met the Snake God, I was just as startled as you are... But later I learned that the Snake God is completely different from what he seems on the surface; he is actually very easy to talk to."

"Very good...to speak?"

Habisa initially thought he had misheard.

Easy to talk to? Does that mean you can actually talk to the snake god?

"Of course, otherwise why would I have brought you here?"

Lisztka patted Habisa on the shoulder.

“Our great serpent god is different from that false sun god… You have never seen the sun god, but you can really talk to the serpent god and even personally receive the wisdom of the serpent god.”

To converse with the gods, and even to receive their wisdom.

In Habisa's mind, this was something only the most noble priests could do.

But now, the same opportunity was presented to him, and Habisa couldn't even believe it was real—which directly led to Habisa still feeling dizzy even when he arrived at the feet of the enormous serpent.

What am I going through?

Looking back on his journey, Habisa could hardly believe that he, a mere farmer, had come this far.

But the enormous snake body before him reminded him that none of this was fake. When he reached out, he could even touch the cold snake scales—which made Habisa quickly withdraw his hand, as such behavior was far too presumptuous.

He was merely a mortal, yet he dared to touch the body of a god...

"It's okay, go ahead and touch it."

An unfamiliar voice rang out.

Not beside him, but above his head.

It was at this moment that Habisa saw the enormous, hideous serpent head hovering in mid-air, looking down at him.

"Go ahead and touch me if you want, it won't make a difference if you do... there are plenty of other people touching me over there."

It was at this moment that Habisa noticed a group of smaller, seemingly child-like green monsters crawling back and forth on the enormous snake's body not far away. They would climb onto the snake's body one moment and slide down it the next; clearly, these green-skinned children were treating this as some kind of fun game. This left Habisa speechless for a long time.

It was at this moment that Habisa realized what the phrase "easy to talk to" from Hercules Setka really meant.

Judging from his approachable demeanor, he was far too easy to talk to. If he didn't know the other party's identity as a god, he would probably have just regarded him as a larger monster.

No, even monsters aren't that easy to talk to; after all, even monsters have a fierce side.

Instead of what it is now, where even a bunch of green-skinned toddlers can ride on the back of a god.

"Don't worry about them. The kids don't have much to play with anyway. If they want to play on the slide, then let them play."

The ancient snake in front of him didn't seem to care at all; it even raised its tail to block Habisa from going over to stop it.

"But you... you're new here, aren't you? Are you the only one here this time?"

"He's the only one."

It was at this moment that Setka, the strongman who had brought Habisa all the way, spoke up.

“The great serpent god, I brought him here.”

“Bringing them over one by one is actually quite troublesome... Can’t we bring them over in batches?”

The ancient serpent shook its head, then fixed its gaze on Habisa.

"Alright then, is there anything you want to ask, or rather, is there anything you want?"

"I……"

Faced with the ancient serpent's whispers, Habisa was speechless for a long time.

Habisa had no questions or desires regarding these two matters—or rather, being able to meet the gods himself was already beyond his expectations, and he truly dared not have any more presumptuous thoughts.

Being able to serve the true God is already a great honor, so how could he dare to ask anything of the gods?

"Take it without worry, it's different here than the Sun God's place."

Just then, the strongman Setka quietly patted Habisa on the back.

"Only if you ask something of the Snake God will the Snake God feel comfortable letting you do things... If you have no desires or requests of the Snake God, the Snake God will also be uneasy about you, so just say whatever comes to mind and don't overthink it."

"I……"

Taking a deep breath, Habisa tried to suppress the fear in his heart.

Just say whatever comes to mind. The Snake God won't mind any overstepping of his bounds. Given how easygoing the Snake God is, even if he asks the most outrageous questions or makes the most difficult requests, he probably won't have a problem with it.

However, Hapisa could not conceive of any overly difficult requests, nor would he dare to deliberately make things difficult for the gods.

But there's one question that Habisa has been wanting to ask since earlier.

“Great Serpent God, I have a question.”

Taking a deep breath, Habisa spoke.

"Perhaps I shouldn't ask this question, but I still want to know... It's okay if you don't answer, I'm just curious."

As he said this, Habisa clenched his fist.

"Can gods also die?"

"What are you doing!"

The strongman Setka quickly grabbed Habisa, completely unexpected that the swordsman he had picked up would ask such a question to the gods.

But to Setka's even greater surprise, the serpent god before him actually responded.

"To answer this question, we must first examine what exactly this so-called God you speak of is."

(End of this chapter)