95: Chapter 95 Nine-Tailed Fox

Upon hearing the god's words, the dagger Wei had pressed against her chest froze in mid-air.

In order to prevent the Shu People from being wiped out, she ultimately did not commit suicide.

"Hahaha," Chu Riyang clapped his hands, beaming with delight. "The right choice. For the sake of your people, be my slave for eternity. I will train you so that no matter what kind of pain or suffering you endure, you will never faint!"

"Trust in my ability; I am, after all, a god."

As he spoke, he walked forward triumphantly, pulled out a long chain, looped it around Wei's neck, and ordered, "Act like a pet and crawl!"

The young girl's face was covered in tears, but after a moment of hesitation, she had no choice but to obey.

While feeling pleased, Chu Riyang felt that something was missing. He looked around and his gaze swept over the ten werewolf corpses nearby, then he muttered to himself, "How can a pet dog not have a tail? Fortunately, werewolf tails degenerate much slower than those of the Cat People, and they are still long enough now!"

As he spoke, he tore off nine werewolf tails, grabbing them tightly by the roots.

Wei already vaguely sensed that inhuman torture was to follow. Her arms, supporting her on the ground, were trembling with fear, and beads of sweat seeped from her fair forehead.

Sure enough, Chu Riyang walked behind her with a sinister grin, stripped off her clothes, and bared his teeth: "You shall be my Nine-Tailed Fox."

With that, he waved one hand and viciously thrust the nine wolf tails into her.

"Ah!" Wei let out a shriek. The intense pain caused her arms and knees to give way, and she slammed heavily onto the ground. Her chin immediately split open, and she bled profusely from behind, the crimson blood flowing all the way down her thighs.

In his excitement, Chu Riyang did not forget to warn her: "Don't you dare faint again. If you faint, I will slaughter all the Shu People!"

As he spoke, he circled around Wei, admiring the girl's expression, which had become contorted from pain.

Wei lay on the ground, wailing and gasping for air. Before she could recover, she felt her neck tighten again.

She was dragged forward, but unfortunately, she was exhausted and her limbs had no strength at all; her knees were soon ground into a bloody mess by the ground.

By the time they finally reached the Shu People's village, her palms and knees were exposed to the bone.

Chu Riyang pretended to be kind as he said to the Shu People who had gathered around: "The emperor dwells in the center, so as a god, I will also spend most of my time living on the Central Continent in the future. For the sake of peace and quiet, I have already wiped out the Goblin, and in a few days, I will slaughter all the werewolves as well!"

"Now, hurry up and treat my Nine-Tailed Fox; she is my pet, after all."

The Shu People looked at Wei, who was lying limply on the ground, tortured beyond recognition, with nine wolf tails protruding from behind her. It took them a while to realize that the so-called "pet" actually referred to her.

The tribal leader, Ling Wei, said with an unbearable look: "The god helped us wipe out the Goblin and the werewolves, and we are naturally grateful. However, we have many actual pets here for the god to choose from; we hope you will release Wei."

No sooner had he finished speaking than he was stripped of his skin and tongue, and his limbs and teeth were ripped off by an invisible force.

He collapsed into a pool of blood, writhing in agony.

Chu Riyang roared ferociously: "Mere mortals dare to offer opinions to a god!"

A dozen young and strong Shu People immediately changed their expressions and simultaneously raised the weapons in their hands.

In just an instant, they all suffered the same fate as the tribal leader.

Wei shook her head in pain and screamed shrilly: "Don't provoke him, he truly possesses divine power!"

Chu Riyang's anger had not yet subsided: "I wiped out the Goblin and the werewolves, helping you eliminate your greatest threats, yet you turn your weapons on me. I think you deserve the same fate as the Goblin!"

A few Shu People, on the verge of being wiped out, immediately knelt down sensibly, mechanically shouting: "We thank the god for his grace; we will serve the great deity for generations."

Everyone else realized this as well and followed suit, kneeling down: "We will serve the great deity for generations."

Chu Riyang's expression softened slightly, and he threw Wei into the crowd like trash: "Heal my Nine-Tailed Fox; wherever I go in the future, I will take her with me."

In the following three or four years, he stayed mostly on the Central Continent.

Often, he would hold the chain and lead Wei around to inspect the construction sites.

After losing a large amount of their workforce, the Shu People finally completed the Sun God Palace on the Central Continent on schedule.

And under the god's direction, they compiled the first "Riyang God Law," the divine law that stood above all else.

One of the articles stated that all females on the Central Continent must enter the Sun God Palace upon turning 14, and the god would choose the ones with high beauty to stay as maids.

However, more than half of these maids would be tortured to death in the Sun God Palace.

The others would be thrown out after a year because he grew tired of them.

But these girls who were fortunate enough to survive, having suffered extremely severe mental and physical trauma, were long since dull-faced and could never return to their former youthful selves.

Chu Riyang was full of pride in the Sun God Palace: "Hahaha, being a god really allows one to do whatever one wants; it's just too satisfying."

He saw Wei, who was still lying on the ground beside him, shedding sad tears for the tragic fate of those girls.

He rushed over and kicked her hard onto the ground: "If you are a pet, act like one. When the master is happy, you should also be happy. Besides, your master is a god!"

Wei struggled to lie back down; the ground was covered in blood.

She knew that her child was gone again. However, she was not very sad.

Those born were all kinds of strange deformities, and they could not escape the fate of being thrown into a sea of fire.

Just like the children of those maids.

For this reason, Chu Riyang had even complained: "That's not right. You Shu People are quite good-looking, so how come those born look like everything except humans?"

Of course, even if a normal one was born, it would not be left alive.

He had once said to Wei, who tried to protect her baby: "What are you thinking? I am a god, and one god is enough. Those demigods have no need to exist!"

Chu Riyang was very afraid that his unique status would be threatened or challenged.

After wreaking havoc on the Central Continent for a few years, he suddenly wanted to take a trip to the Eastern Continent: "The flying women over there look quite nice, but those big women are truly ugly!"

Just when all the Shu People felt a sense of relief, thinking they could catch their breath for a moment.

Chu Riyang increased their heavy labor and taxes again: "All gold must be handed over to build statues of me everywhere, and ninety percent of the grain output must be transported into the Sun God Palace!"

After saying that, he looked down and smiled: "Come with me to the Eastern Continent, my Nine-Tailed Fox."

Wei's face was ashen. Unable to bear the torture, she summoned the courage to kowtow repeatedly on the ground: "I beg the great deity to grant me death. My body is getting worse and worse, and I have long been unable to continue being your pet."

Chu Riyang laughed out loud: "I will not let you die, and I will even grant you eternal life, to be my Nine-Tailed Fox forever."

All the Shu People shed sad tears for Wei; compared to being cruelly abused like her, those who had died were actually relieved.