After finishing his preparations, Wu Feng originally wanted Shen Yue to make him an outfit that would highlight his masculine dignity, since he might run into people when he went out. Then Shen Yue took out a maid outfit that he was very familiar with and gave him two choices: either a special butler's uniform or the maid outfit...

"...Teacher, are you kidding me? How could I possibly be tired..." Enkidu glanced at the air beneath Wu Feng's feet and said enviously, wishing he could float along with him... Two years have passed, and Enkidu's emotions have become increasingly rich, making him not much different from an ordinary person.

"Teacher, if you're really tired, let me carry you," the sparkly girl on the other side said, her eyes shining. Enkidu ignored her completely. How should I put it? Ever since she arrived, Gilgamesh seems to have changed a lot. In front of outsiders, he's very arrogant, like a proper king, but when no one's around, he starts to act a bit perverted...

"...I think I'll just keep floating..." Having my female apprentice carry me? It feels so wicked...

"Speaking of which, why are we walking to find Lao Baba..." Enkidu was getting a little bored after walking for more than ten days and asked in confusion.

A gust of cold wind blew by, causing tiny bumps to appear on Jill's soft skin. She tilted her head, pondering this seemingly difficult question, before finally looking as if she had just realized something.

"I remember now. I was so happy when I heard we could leave that I just followed the teacher without thinking about anything else."

Enkidu covered his face; this teacher-obsessed guy was beyond saving, and it was time to give up on him. He then looked at Wu Feng with a hint of anticipation.

"Didn't the teacher make thorough preparations...?"

“Yeah… We weren’t fully prepared. Walking is a minor thing. It’s a good opportunity for you guys to get some training. You can call it a kind of practice. Hmm, that’s right. Actually, that’s what I thought from the beginning.” Enkidu’s question made Wu Feng pause for a moment, then he quickly recovered and covered his face with one hand while laughing guiltily.

It's not that we were completely unprepared; we did research a lot of information on how to deal with it. The reason we were delayed for two years was that we had just made a breakthrough in our strength. We used those two years to improve ourselves again and increase our chances of winning against Lao Baba. Facing a monster that is at least at the mid-level of the Berserker rank is quite a bit of pressure.

Once the preparations in terms of strength are complete, I will have Shenyue and Yeyue guard the city, while I will take Gil and Enkidu to search for Laobaba. There is no other way; in order to remain hidden, someone in the city must control the barrier.

As for other aspects... just ignore them, that's all...

Looking at Wu Feng, who was pretending to be stupid, and then turning to look at the adoring girl on the other side... I must have been out of my mind! How could I have thought that these two, master and disciple, were decent people!

And he even dragged himself into it... (To be continued)

P.S.: Tomorrow is Chinese New Year, wishing you a Happy New Year in advance~ And then...

I think I'll be going out tomorrow, and I don't have a single chapter saved up... This is a tough problem...

I'm still working today. I'll be off for two days, working on the third and fourth days of the Lunar New Year, and then I'll probably start working again soon. This New Year...

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Chapter 220 Slaughtering Gods Like Killing Dogs

After another two weeks, Wu Feng and his group finally arrived at the forest mentioned in the information. Perhaps due to Lao Baba's presence, the trees here grew to be almost half as tall as those in ordinary forests, and the lush, verdant vegetation made it nearly impossible to find a path into the forest.

The forest, teeming with life and brimming with vitality, was eerily silent. The sounds of birds and insects, common sights in ordinary forests, had vanished, and no trace of life could be detected.

Whether they were intelligent magical beasts or ordinary wild animals, they all sensed the changes inside the forest and the awakening of a terrifying being. Their instincts compelled them to quickly leave the forest.

Upon entering the forest, the lush vegetation obscures the sky, as if entering a green world. The eerie and silent atmosphere is enough to frighten ordinary people into running away immediately.

"It seems someone has already arrived before us," Wu Feng said, looking into the depths of the Silent Forest a few days after entering it, seemingly annoyed by the prospect of further exploration.

Within the forest, distinct fluctuations emanated continuously, enough to be detected even from a considerable distance.

"Besides us, are there other people who want to take advantage of Lao Baba?" Jill frowned slightly, a hint of distress on her face. If someone were to interfere, the danger would increase considerably.

“Lao Baba is probably more famous up there than people know. Knowing what it protects, even they would be tempted,” Wu Feng explained to the two, extending his left hand with his index finger pointing to the sky.

"Don't give the middle finger in front of students!"

"Xiao En, don't worry about the details."

"Gods, huh?" Jill repeated with disgust. They were everywhere; didn't they ever get tired of it? Suddenly, her eyes lit up. "Why don't we go help Lababa? Let's ambush them!"

"Let's go take a look first. I reckon we won't even need to lift a finger; Lao Baba will handle them on his own. If they're not quite there, we can lend a hand while we're at it." Wu Feng grinned. He certainly wouldn't miss an opportunity to weaken a god, but he hoped this one wouldn't be too weak.

Enki listened from the sidelines without any change in expression, quickly catching up with the two. Two years had long since made her abandon the last shred of hope she had for the gods, especially the "cold-blooded ruthlessness of the gods towards humanity." She had experienced this countless times, and the priests in the temples of various cities had made her utterly despair of the gods.

After pushing forward at full speed for a while, the ground began to tremble from time to time, and pebbles and clods of earth even detached slightly from the ground. The energy spread was also more obvious, and many trees showed signs of tilting and could collapse at any time.

Sensing the energy level, Wu Feng could already determine that Gil and Enkidu were just there to make up the numbers this time; they weren't people the Wu Feng could approach at their current level...

They walked a little further. The source was just ahead, the ground littered with the remains of trees. Their previously obstructed view opened up, and after taking a few more steps, as if a dividing line had been drawn, the three of them were suddenly greeted by a vast expanse of cracked earth. The dense forest had vanished, replaced by a wide expanse of trees.

The open space stretched for tens of kilometers. Standing there, one could barely see the green land on the other side. The ground was covered with countless cracks, a sight that would be almost impossible in densely forested areas. But the giant monster standing on the ground told them why these cracks appeared.

"This size really makes me want to run away..." Standing at the edge of the constantly shaking forest, Wu Feng broke out in a cold sweat and said with some difficulty.

"Teacher, aren't we overestimating ourselves?" Even Enki, who had been very calm, was starting to regret it. He should have told his teacher not to come in the first place. This monster was on a completely different level from him!

Compared to the two, Jill, who was weaker, was so shocked that she didn't know what to say. She even presumptuously said that she wanted to help Labbaba. It was a completely one-sided scene. If it weren't for the dense forest trees that blocked the view, they probably would have seen the monster when they heard the tremor.

A colossal humanoid monster, its body towering into the clouds, hundreds of meters or nearly a thousand meters tall? Its bluish-gray skin, as hard as rock, made it resemble a small mountain just by standing there, and the earth would crack as if it were groaning when it took a step.

Seeing the remains of many trees at its feet, Enkidu had a horrifying thought: could this clearing have been eaten by the awakened Raubaba to satisfy its hunger? Because all that was left of the trees were the roots, and the cut surfaces looked like they had been bitten off.

Around Lao Baba, there were still many "mosquitoes" attacking it. In the eyes of ordinary people, there were twenty-three gods in the sky at this time, the lowest being the middle level of ferocity, and four of them reaching the lower level of madness. It was quite a bloodbath. Among them was Enki, the guardian god of Elidu and the god of wisdom and water.

However, most of their attacks could not even leave a minor injury on Lababa. Its rock-like skin was like the most solid armor, blocking all attacks. Only those at the Berserker level could barely leave a mark on its resistant skin.

This only angered it, and with a sudden wave of its hand, it unleashed a storm that swept across the land, so strong that even Wu Feng and the others, far from the battlefield, could feel the surging wind.

The enormous hand struck the two fierce-level celestials directly, sending them flying hundreds of meters away like mosquitoes, slamming them hard into the ground. One of the slightly weaker celestials could not withstand the blow and gradually turned into light and disappeared. Even with the support of faith, he would not be able to reappear for decades.

The other one wasn't much better off. It stood up unsteadily, and even flying was a difficult task. Seeing that Lao Baba was about to approach again, it simply turned into dust, which would allow it to speed up its recovery.

Judging from the pit on the ground, this was definitely not the first victim; the number of gods who came this time was probably much greater than what was currently in front of them.

As Raubaba attacked the two Celestials, the four Celestials in the Madness position launched their attacks simultaneously: a terrifying lightning bolt descending from the sky, a strange giant rock rising from the ground, flames burning out of thin air, and chilling ice pillars. All four attacks struck Raubaba's chest as if they had been anticipated.

A burst of fire erupted in front of his chest, and even Lao Baba couldn't help but let out a roar. His thick arm instantly rose up and grabbed at the four mad-level gods, but the four, who had anticipated this, quickly dodged, leaving Lao Baba with empty air.

But it wasn't entirely fruitless. On the way back, he grabbed another deity, and with a twitch of the muscles in his arm, he crushed the deity into dust.

In an instant, the number of gods decreased by three, leaving twenty. (To be continued...)

P.S.: Why am I updating on New Year's Eve? →_→ I really want to say that... Chapter 2 is continuing...

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Chapter 221 Enlil

"Damn it, how could there be such a monster in the world?" Enlil, the god of wind and air, son of the supreme god An, who was one of the pinnacles of the gods and the leader of this expedition, said with great resentment as his handsome face was contorted.

The combined attack of the four of them only left a small wound on Lao Baba's chest, causing it no major damage. This was partly because they didn't have time to use their full strength, but the damage was still negligible. This monster was far too ferocious.

A thousand years ago, a god tried to capture it for the legendary treasure, but he failed and was killed by Lao Baba. A thousand years later, its reappearance immediately alarmed the gods, including its father, King of Gods An.

However, An was too suspicious and never left the heavens easily. Even if Lao Baba appeared, he would never descend to the mortal realm. Jill's conquest of Ur, a city that worshipped An, was partly due to his indifference to these beliefs, but it was also inseparable from his personality. Unless something major happened, An probably would not easily descend to the mortal realm.

He was considered one of the best among the many gods in the heavens. His father, An, ordered him to lead a group of gods to hunt down Lao Baba. There were five powerful gods and forty gods, a considerable force that was many times stronger than the god who had been alone a thousand years ago.

He thought he could easily capture it, but the result was beyond his imagination. The monster in front of him was too terrifying. In less than a day, only 23 of the more than 40 gods he led were left. Two of the gods who had advanced to the lower level of Madness also sacrificed themselves.

The attacks of ordinary gods are completely useless against it; they cannot penetrate its defenses or even inflict any damage. Only the full-force attacks of powerful gods can cause it any harm.

Fortunately, it wasn't very intelligent. The gods were used as bait. Only by launching an attack could they have any hope, but at this rate, even if all the gods died, they wouldn't be able to inflict fatal damage on the enemy unless the number of attackers doubled.

"Enlil, should we try again?" Enki, the wise water god, asked his younger brother Enlil with a frown. The loss of the gods pained him, and he knew that continuing was unwise, but he was not the leader and could only offer advice to Enlil. He had already suggested retreat more than once before.

Enki, also a son of the god An and the elder brother of Enlil, was unfortunately not known for his martial prowess. His title as the wise water god already indicated his area of ​​expertise: wisdom and education. He was also one of the few gods with a conscience. After conquering Elidu, he encountered the greatest resistance in dismantling the temple. Ultimately, to prevent any unforeseen events, Gil even decreed that Elidu could continue to worship Enki, but only one person at a time.

This time, following his father's orders, he accompanied Enlil to capture Raubaba. Because he was not as strong as his younger brother, he played a supporting role.

"Prepare to go all out and try one last time." Enlil was still unwilling to give up so easily. He was prepared to fight with all his might and try one more time. He refused to believe that the four great gods could not seriously injure it by attacking with all their might at the same time.

“…Alright.” Enki knew his younger brother’s personality well; he was tyrannical and ruthless, and natural disasters frequently struck the cities under his rule. If it weren’t for their need for human faith and their even crazy idea of ​​destroying humanity, Enki wouldn’t be able to change his decisions.

Under an order they could not refuse, three more of the remaining gods emerged, their faces filled with despair, to draw Lao Baba's attention from three directions, while the four great gods gathered their strength to prepare their strongest offensive.

The gods prepared for their next offensive, while Wu Feng and his two companions hid in the forest, observing the battle in the distance.

"Teacher, should we retreat and reconsider?" Jill asked Wu Feng with concern. She was shocked that he had just wiped out three gods with a wave of his hand. She had always thought that her teacher was omnipotent, but in this situation, she was worried that her teacher would just leave like this.

"Let's see how it goes. Maybe there's still a chance. But you guys need to be careful, lest you get caught in the crossfire." After those few exchanges, Wu Feng felt much more relaxed. It seemed that Lao Baba had put all his attribute points into stamina and strength, not to mention not putting any points into intelligence, and might have even lost a lot of them.

If those gods were willing to fight to the death, he might have a chance. But fighting a fully unharmed Lao Baba, he really had no chance of winning. Having finally encountered an opportunity, Wu Feng decided to wait...

Although she was still extremely uneasy, Jill didn't say much because she trusted her teacher. But she had already decided that if anything unexpected happened, she would risk her life to save her teacher.

No sooner had the decision been made below than another eruption occurred above. "Mosquitoes" were harassing him, which finally angered Lao Baba. "Damn it, I'm too lazy to deal with you guys, and this is never going to end." As soon as the three gods separated, he grabbed them one by one.

His right hand, with its rock-like skin bulging, swung violently, crashing into another god. After leaving a trail in the sky, both gods fell simultaneously.

There are currently eighteen remaining celestial beings.

Just as the "attack" ended, Raubaba had finished waving one hand, while the other hand was still holding the last remaining Celestial, its center completely exposed. This caught Enlil's eye, and he immediately called on the others to launch an attack. In his eyes, that Celestial was already as good as dead.

"..." Although Enki felt reluctant, he also understood that this was indeed the best opportunity. If Enlil wanted to try again, who knows how many more people would die.

Hurricanes surged between heaven and earth, and endless storms instantly gathered in Enlil's hands. He could control lightning, but the god of wind was his primary duty, and storms were his strongest power.

An endless hurricane condensed in Enlil's hand into a pale green spear, which grew larger and larger, reaching tens of meters in length in the blink of an eye. Just as it was about to reach its peak, he waved his hand and swiftly shot the spear out.

The storm accompanied the emerald spear, and the moment it was launched, the winds of heaven and earth seemed to be stirred by it. As the spear was thrown, the attacks of the other three were also released at the same time: a great flood that corroded everything and scorching flames of the sun, all rushing towards Lao Baba.

The last person did not launch an attack, but instead used all his divine power to turn the entire area beneath Raubaba's feet into quicksand. Ordinary enemies could be completely buried by quicksand, but for the enormous Raubaba, it would only take a little time to get out of the quicksand. He only wanted to restrict its movements for a short period of time.

The attack from the sky made Lao Baba instinctively sense the threat. Just as it was about to dodge, the ground beneath its feet suddenly turned into sand, causing it to pause and lose its best opportunity to move.

Three attacks struck Lababa's massive body simultaneously. (To be continued...)

P.S.: The new year is almost here! Happy New Year to all my fellow readers! I'm not good with words, so I'll just leave it at that, meow~

Chapter 221 Enlil:

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Chapter 222 You're the ones lying in ambush.

The massive, emerald-green spear pierced through Lao Baba's chest first. Enlil, after all, was the son of a god-king and a warrior-type, whose strength had recently broken through to the mid-level of the Berserker realm. His all-out attack finally paid off; the spear pierced through Lao Baba's rock-like skin and penetrated his body.

Lao Baba's body was as big as a small mountain. The spear was quickly blocked by the muscles inside his body and remained inside without being pierced through. But this was exactly what Enlil had hoped for.

Having relinquished control of the emerald spear, an endless storm began to rage within Raubaba's body. Since the external damage was insufficient, the solution was to destroy from within. This was Enlil's plan, and it must be said that as a war god, he was quite resourceful.

The strange sensation emanating from her body caused Lao Baba to loosen his grip, intending to strike back and flatten the strange sensation within her. This, however, brought good fortune to the captured celestial being. Even if she wasn't crushed to death, as long as the strange sensation persisted for a while, it would eventually die. After landing, she used her last bit of strength to quickly hide in a nearby pit, waiting for the battle to end. She was filled with resentment towards the other celestial beings, who were clearly meant to sacrifice her as well.

Before Lao Baba's arm could return, the emerald spear inside erupted, and the corrosive flood and solar flames arrived one after the other. Enki also understood that his attributes were incompatible with the other god, so he deliberately adjusted the timing of his attack, making the flood arrive a step later than the flames.

The solar flames released by the other god were like gunpowder; they collided with Lao Baba and instantly caused a violent explosion, affecting an area of ​​nearly 100 meters.

After all, it's a ranged attack, lacking the penetrating power of a spear. Even at full power, its strength isn't enough to break through defenses. But the internal hurricane delivered the final blow to Lao Baba, injuring him both inside and out, blasting a bloody crater tens to nearly a hundred meters wide in his chest, with almost his entire chest within the damage range.

Blood and chunks of flesh spurted from the wound, and it was as if blood rained down around Lao Baba, instantly staining the ground within a kilometer radius red. His own flesh and blood were mixed in with the blood as it fell to the ground—one can only imagine. This energy-rich land would either become barren or transform into a terrifyingly lush forest.

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