Taking the Dog Son for a Walk?

In the instant that Samael glanced at her, he immediately thought of Anna, but then quickly dismissed the idea.

Because compared to Anna or Gorgon, this half-human, half-snake visitor's facial features are not quite the same.

Her scales covered her more, her ears were pointed, and she had spotted skin, retaining more of the characteristics of a snake. Rather than a deity, she was more like an incomplete version of a mythical creature, and her temperament tended to be cold and sluggish.

The surging divine power within her, along with a sense of familiarity that felt somewhat similar, allowed Samael to instantly guess her true identity.

The true ruler of the Cilician Marshes —Echidna the serpent.

It seemed that because of the connection between the earth and the divine creation, this serpent instinctively felt a natural affinity for Tina, letting her pull him to sit down by the campfire.

As Samael handed over the roasted river fish, the heads of three puppies popped out from their god's arms and called out happily.

"Woof!"

A moment later, a gust of wind swept in, and the three puppies, wriggling their little arms and legs and panting with their tongues out, snatched the grilled fish from the branch and landed beside Samael, where they devoured it with great relish.

No, these aren't three puppies, but rather a peculiar monster with three heads on one body.

Cerberus, the Cerberus?

Samael watched as the three heads, having eaten and drunk their fill, leaped and bounded around the dragon's tail, tearing at it, and a strange sense of amusement welled up inside him.

Uh, a pure white fox face and two black and white wolf faces, aren't these the famous Samoyed, Alaskan Malamute and Husky sled dog trio?

Ahem, the more I look at it, the more it resembles him, not only in appearance, but also in his lively eyes and exceptionally intelligent demeanor!

As the ancient serpent stroked the Cerberus beside him, it gave a strange look to the snake-like creature sitting next to Tina.

After his own god practiced his writing and added monosyllabic descriptions, he roughly understood the process of their chance encounter, and his thoughts wandered off course.

So, this early in the morning, you were walking your dog, cough cough, your son.

Later, because the snake was not kept in sight for a while, the mischievous little creature followed the scent and ran into the forest.

When Cerberus encountered Tina picking mushrooms, he was forced by some strong biological instinct to obediently lie down and wait to be tamed.

And so, the snake that rushed to the scene saw a man and a dog lying on the ground, staring at each other, whimpering.

Oh, so it turns out it's the feeling of using a device while taking care of a child.

It seems that this is the only way to quickly enter the heart of a single woman and gain her affection.

When Cerberus met Tina, she was so obedient that Samael probably had some guesses about what was going on.

Tiamat's titles of "Goddess of Beasts" and "Evil Dragon" are not given lightly; she possesses a similar origin to the concept of a race of gods and monsters.

The higher one's intelligence and the purity of one's bloodline, the easier it is to sense that kind of unseen connection.

During the Age of Gods, snakes and dragons were originally one, and their mutual attraction was even stronger.

The reason why the snake instinctively became close to and trusted Tina, and fed her its own child along the way, was mostly due to this reason.

Similarly, ever since he sat down by the campfire, this ruler of the Cilician Marshes seemed to have lost the vigilance and gloom of a snake, and inexplicably relaxed.

Not only Tina, who had an inexplicable affinity for her, Echidna could even sense that inexplicable and strong goodwill from Samael, who was standing next to her.

It was a rare treat to encounter a race of mythical creatures in this swamp. The snake-headed creature, who was out walking its son, gradually lowered its guard and allowed the three of them to take turns looking after the silly but energetic Cerberus.

After peeling away the reclusiveness and silence of its solitary life, the snake reveals its gentle nature, lacking much of the arrogance of a water tyrant.

Especially when talking about children, the lines on her scaly face become even softer, adding to her gentle and tender nature.

As the sun began to set, the afterglow reflected on the riverbank, creating a shimmering, dark red hue. Snake, who had been chatting happily with Samael and Tina, suddenly snapped back to reality, his face stiffening.

Because of her dominance over the Cilician Marshes, coupled with the sinister nature of snakes, other gods and monsters generally dared not approach the area where she was located.

This time, her breath was equivalent to the total number of words she had spoken in decades. Because she was so relaxed and comfortable, she unknowingly sat there for a whole day.

One day, those scourges in the cave will surely cause chaos!

"If you don't mind, Tina and I would like to visit your home, Snakehead, to see if we can be of any help."

Upon seeing this, Samael immediately understood the pain of this single man. With a touch of emotion, he tried his best to express his goodwill in a calm tone.

Because of her abundant creative energy, she gave birth to more than a dozen babies in one litter. Although these little ones have not yet fully hatched, the usual care they require still gives the snake a headache.

Samael and Tina's offer to visit and help out was something Samael couldn't ask for.

Judging from their behavior and actions, their experience in caring for children far surpasses that of myself.

After the two sides reached an agreement, the gloomy look on the snake's face disappeared. It immediately swung its tail and led the way, while Samael held the Cerberus by the scruff of its neck and carried it in his arms.

Tina, on the other hand, happily carried the food she had baked and ate it as she walked.

After walking for about half an hour, the three of them, at the invitation of the snake, entered a cave with jagged rocks and a slightly dark and gloomy atmosphere.

"Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh!"

As soon as they entered, eight or nine figures rushed in front of the three of them, whimpering and grimacing. The intense hunger made these little creatures whimper and grind their teeth, revealing a primal bestiality and bloodlust.

However, as three powerful auras surged forth, these ferocious and malevolent Young Divine Monsters instantly became like roosters with their necks being choked, obediently circling around the three snake-headed individuals, their eyes fixed longingly on the food they had brought.

Snakehead nodded apologetically, and Samael and Tina smiled and dispersed the noisy little creatures to feed them.

It seems that because he was male, the single mother was not very at ease, so Samael only allocated two cubs.

Moreover, based on the general outlines and appearances of these mythical creatures, he could easily guess what these little guys would look like in the future.

That little creature with nine heads, covered in scales, and dominating a wild boar was clearly the Hydra Hydra.

As for the other one, it is the previously silly and cute Cerberus.

The two Ladon, Colchis and Colchis, have learned to obediently lick Tina's palm.

As for the remaining three monsters, King Chimera and the Nemean Lion, they were personally cared for by the Serpent's Fang.

However, when Samael noticed that these monsters preferred raw meat and blood to cooked food, he couldn't help but furrow his brow and narrow his eyes slightly.

These gods and monsters did indeed inherit great strength, but they seemed to lack corresponding intelligence. Compared to the sage who could maintain his half-human, half-snake form, they were far inferior.

Therefore, as they age, their animalistic instincts will continue to strengthen, eventually becoming the dominant force controlling their bodies.

These renowned monsters will likely become elite monsters used by heroes and gods to gain reputation and enslave others in the future.

In an instant, the word "failure" involuntarily popped into Samael's mind.

As he led Cerberus and Hydra into the depths of the cave, the several-meter-tall egg-shaped structure enveloped in purple fluorescence in the central cave caused Samael to feel a strong tremor in his heart.