Stark, of course, knew what Alvin was about to do.
The guy was clearly starting to lose patience.
He used the robot to throw the Death God Ah Khepri over his shoulder, hurling the still-dazed god toward the pyramid. Then he shouted anxiously, "Alvin, don't do anything reckless! We're in the Peruvian jungle. There are at least a dozen native villages within a few miles!"
Alvin saw another giant climbing out of the ground. With a roar, he let go of the Corn God, charged forward, and split the giant's skull with the Famine battle axe.
The fellow was clearly an ancient Mayan god, but he died before he could even say a word.
After he died, however, a cloud of golden mist poured out of him and surged toward the Corn God.
The Corn God came into contact with the golden mist and started bellowing wildly, as if he'd just gotten high. The sky changed once more.
A terrifying tornado appeared, centered on the pyramid.
The gale swept everything around it into the air. Any living thing caught in it would be torn to pieces.
Stark watched as the Death God Ah Khepri was clipped by the tornado and hurled far into the jungle.
He cast a worried glance at the growing tornado, then gritted his teeth and flew over to Alexei. Grabbing him by the neck, he chased after the Death God.
Everywhere that fellow went, dead creatures came back to life. The area around the pyramid seemed to hold countless souls for him to summon.
If he got away, the consequences would be unthinkable.
Stark glanced at Alexei, who was struggling in his grip, then irritably swung his arm and hurled the old ox at the back of Ah Khepri.
Aside from summoning the dead and being