Once upon a time there was a greedy snake.

Chapter 284 The First Extraterrestrial Covenant

Ten days ago, Tatunbto, the priesthood.

When the second-generation carpenter fairy Beske handed over the requests made by the chosen champions, the four priests were also dizzy—if the chosen champions had asked for food or building materials, it would have been understandable, after all, aliens also need to make a living.

But now, the chosen champions are asking to join Tatunbhuto.

It wasn't even a matter of living in the city. The chosen champions knew that because of the previous conflict, they had incurred public wrath—so from the beginning they said they wouldn't have any demands to live in Tatunbhu.

All they wanted was an identity, the identity of a local.

"What good does this do them?"

The four priests were completely baffled. After all, it was just an identity, and this identity couldn't bring them anything. They couldn't eat or drink anything. To put it bluntly, it wasn't a big deal. Taton Buto didn't have to pay anything; the serpent god could handle it with just a word.

However, the chosen champions took this matter unexpectedly seriously. Their leader, Casaloron, even invited people from Tatunbto to come and discuss it in detail.

Since the two sides had previously collaborated on technical matters through the carpenter sage Beske, the four priests were not worried that this was a dangerous trap. After all, given the serpent god's enormous size, all of this could be said to be happening right under the serpent god's nose.

So after a brief discussion, the four priests ultimately decided to send Sarthek, who was most like a warrior, to the camp of the chosen champions, carrying the divinely bestowed greatsword.

This time, however, the scene that Satek saw was completely different from that of Beske. There was no bloodstains and skulls in the camp as Beske had described, nor any sense of death. Judging from the style of the tents, they were even bought from Tatunbto.

"This……"

Sensing the atmosphere of this camp, which was almost identical to that of Tatunbto, Sataik became increasingly confused.

"What on earth is this for?"

"It's because everyone thinks Tatunbhuto is very good."

At that moment, the tall Casaloran walked up to Sarthek's side.

"Although from the perspective of the stars, this place may indeed be considered barbaric, we can also feel the courage and passion in your hearts... Speaking of which, I used to be from this planet, so it's like I've returned home."

The generous praise from the outset naturally won Sataik's favor, especially after the tall legion commander began to claim he was a local, which made Sataik feel even closer to him and more curious.

However, Satek at least didn't forget his mission; he remembered why he was there.

Why did you join Tatunbto?

Satek thought for a moment, then asked the question formally.

"After all, with your skills, you can go anywhere, right?"

"People can go anywhere, but a good place to go isn't so easy to find."

At this point, Casaloran sighed and then looked towards the great city in the distance.

"But it's different here. Courage and passion are what's truly scarce. With such willpower, it's only a matter of time before this place prospers... So in this development process, we are also willing to contribute our share, so that we can have our own home."

Casalon paused at this point.

"Furthermore, from a personal perspective, I also come from this planet. This is my home planet, my hometown... Right now, my home planet needs development, so how can I not do something about it?"

"No matter how good the outside world is, it's never as good as home." ...

Having said all that, Sataik had no reason to refuse, since Kasalon's words were indeed reasonable and convincing. If there was any problem, it was whether the Serpent God was willing to agree, since if the Serpent God had any objections to these people, then they really wouldn't be able to enter.

However, the snake god wouldn't have any objections to such a trivial matter.

"They specifically asked me to discuss something, and even interfered with my workout, and it turned out to be just something so trivial?"

Sataik remembered that when he consulted the Snake God, the voice that descended from the sky said these words.

Such an answer means there are no objections, and thus the final hurdle is overcome.

But before that, there's one last thing to do.

"Sign it."

As he said this, Satek took out a roll of parchment.

That was something that everyone in Tatunbuto City had signed, and it could even be said that everyone in the entire Serpent God Empire had signed.

As the serpent god's subjects, they made a pact with him in this way, promising to contribute to his plan for flight, and in return, he would ensure their resurrection from the dead.

"To become a Tatunbtu citizen, this is a necessary agreement."

Satek added a sentence.

Yes, this is how the four priests counter these chosen champions. Although they still don't understand what these aliens want to do, as long as they sign this contract and their souls can enter the underworld controlled by the serpent god, then no matter how big the matter is, it will still be under their control.

Of course, whether aliens' souls will enter the underworld after they die is still a question. But if these aliens choose not to sign because they are worried about this, then it means that these aliens are very problematic.

However, contrary to Satek's expectations, even though he had clearly stated that once the contract was signed, the soul would enter the Serpent God's underworld after death, Kasalon still chose to sign without hesitation.

The other chosen champions did the same; they all signed their names decisively, and their expressions showed a sense of relief.

"They seem to genuinely believe that joining Tatunbto is a good thing?"

Although Sartec still didn't understand what excited these alien warriors, now that the agreement was signed, these alien warriors were all on his side.

"Alright! Now we're all locals."

After seeing Sathek off, Casaloron shook the signed copy of the contract in his hand and grinned maliciously.

Yes, now that we have these copies of the contract as proof of identity, all the chosen champions are locals.

So, who are the aliens right now?

"The aliens are so evil!"

As the Phantom continues to transform, she manipulates rumors throughout the city.

David Day's once-unshakeable herbal medicine business was suddenly hit hard.

(End of this chapter)