Once upon a time there was a greedy snake.

Chapter 326 Another Unfilial Descendant

"Judging from your expression, you knew I was coming?"

Du Yi examined the humanoid figure in front of him, which resembled mercury.

"Were you the one who started it earlier?"

"At that level, there's no way they could possibly defeat our ancestral god... I've always known this."

The mercury-like humanoid figure spoke, its voice tinged with a sigh.

"The reason I did this was simply to have a chance to talk to you... just like now, you've come to me on your own initiative."

At this point, the mercury-like humanoid figure took a deep breath.

"Perhaps in your opinion I am not suited to give this advice, but I still want to say... give up the idea of ​​going to the Star Sea."

"That's it?"

Du Yi glanced at the other person in surprise.

The moment they met, he told him to give up his trip to the Star Sea… The point is, he didn’t even know the name of this mercury doll. He immediately told him to abandon the idea, even the last wish of the Tatunbuto people. Isn’t that a bit…

"Shouldn't you tell me who you are first?"

“I am also a Tatumbtau person, the last Tatumbtau person.”

The mercury doll opened its mouth.

“I am Habisa II, you may remember my father.”

"Your father is... wait a minute?"

Du Yi suddenly fell into memories.

He should have heard the name Habisa before, but that was a long time ago, long before Tatunbto was even established—but in his memory, Habisa should have been a human being.

How did humans come to create such a thing?

Just looking at its mercury-like liquid body, it has nothing to do with humans at all. Apart from having two hands, two feet, and a head, which makes it look human in appearance, this thing that calls itself Hapisa looks like some alien that came out of nowhere.

If you're a local, then who am I?

Du Yi looked at Habisa II with a puzzled expression.

This prompted Habisa II to let out a wry smile.

"I knew it... You probably wouldn't recognize me like this."

With a sigh, Habisa II began to recount his life story.

His father, Habiza I, had seen the ancestral god before him, but that was when Habiza I was still human—later, during the establishment of Tatunbhu, his father died in battle.

Fortunately, with the protection of the ancestral gods, Habisa I was reborn, not only receiving a body of steel, but also becoming the commander of the First Legion.

It was around that time that Habisa I finally got married.

“My mother, the Shadow of Enchantress, is not a native creature of this planet, but she loves my father, so she chose to stay on this land…”

As for what happens next...

An iron golem and a cosmic creature without even a specific form, combined together.

This is what Habisa II looks like now.

As the offspring of both, Hapisa II inherited an iron will and a strong body from his father, and versatile abilities and a long lifespan from his mother—but what was most important to Hapisa II was his sincere heart.

He loved the land beneath his feet as much as he loved his parents.

"After all, my father is buried here, and my mother is buried here too. As their descendant, I must remain on this land forever..."

At this point, Habisa II looked at Dui. "Therefore, great ancestral god, you should not leave either."

"What does this have to do with me?"

Du Yi was somewhat puzzled.

Even if Hapisa II loved his homeland deeply, what did it have to do with him? Why were they stopping him from even leaving the house?

"Because you are also a part of this land."

Habisa II offered his explanation.

"You too were born on this land, you are also a part of this earth... The reason you were able to defeat the Four Gods back then was because you had the support of the earth, wasn't it? The earth favored you so much that it made you invincible, but after you gained power, you wanted to leave the earth itself..."

At this point, Habisa II's face darkened.

"This is already a betrayal of the earth."

"You want to go to the stars, which means betraying the earth itself."

"The earth will not allow you to do such a thing."

"I will not allow it either."

“Even if you are our ancestral god.”

……

Looking at Habisa II's aggressive demeanor, Du Yi felt it was somewhat absurd.

Although what this junior said seemed to make some sense, the current posture, which resembled a coercion, was ultimately a bit extreme—mainly because he couldn't see where this junior got the courage to put on such a show of wanting to keep him here.

"If you are a Tatunbuto person, then you should know that the last wish of your ancestors was to go to the stars and see the wider world."

After thinking for a moment, Du Yi spoke first.

"Your current line of reasoning is a betrayal of your ancestors."

"They betrayed the earth first, which is why they brought about their inevitable death. The earth made them sacrifice their lives and left everything they had on this land."

Habisa II clenched his fist.

"Furthermore, great ancestral god, do you think that I am the only one speaking to you now?"

"I am acting in accordance with the will of the earth; it is the earth beneath my feet that is issuing you this final ultimatum."

"Don't go anywhere. Just stay on this land. As long as you don't go anywhere, the land will give you everything you want."

"If you insist on leaving... you can't leave. The earth will use its own methods to keep you here. You can't go anywhere."

……

"Then it seems there's no point in talking about it."

Du Yi raised his long tail.

The originally thin, long tail suddenly expanded, and half of the entire tower was instantly blasted away—and Habisa II, who was as viscous as mercury, was also knocked out of shape on the spot, turning into a pile of broken metal.

But Habiza II did not die. Instead, like mercury, he seeped into the broken building ruins and disappeared into the soil.

"It seems you are determined to leave this land, then there is really no room for negotiation."

The voice of Habisa II echoed through the ruins and the earth.

“The earth will not allow you to leave, and neither will I. Since you insist on leaving, we can only use our own methods.”

"Feel the anger that comes from the earth itself."

(End of this chapter)