"You said Flame Ox was being suppressed by Mirage Tapir?" The Night Watchman looked up at the snake's silhouette in bewilderment. "But didn't you say Mirage Tapir was the most timid of you all? Would he have the guts to challenge Flame Ox?"
Even though it was Mirage Season and Mirage Tapir was at its strongest, the Night Watchman did not think it would dare challenge any other Calamity Beast, considering how it had cowered before Ju Snake back then, too cowardly even to get angry when its trunk was snatched away right in front of it.
"Heh, of course it wouldn't. But if it's being controlled like Desolation Crow, that's another matter," Ju Snake sneered.
"Controlled... then could the God of Chaos be here too?" The Night Watchman's heart tightened as the possibility suddenly struck him.
Without the God of Chaos here to suppress them, how could these two Calamity Beasts, born solely for destruction, remain so quiet in a city so densely packed with living beings?
"Who knows? But from what I can sense, there are quite a few gods in this city. At least ten," Ju Snake said, flicking its tongue.
"Ten..." The Night Watchman sucked in a breath.
The God-Eater Beasts occupied so many cities in High Heaven World that there were nowhere near enough gods to go around. Even the City of Order, which had been considered strategically vital, had only been assigned two gods to guard it. Yet there were ten here-and that was the minimum...
The Night Watchman's eyelid twitched furiously. Could this really be the God-Eater Beasts' headquarters...?
Had he wandered straight into the enemy's lair just by taking a casual stroll with Ju Snake?
"Then what do we do?" the Night Watchman hurriedly asked.
"Don't rush. I've already sent out little