Give Me the Name of God

Manda encountered bandits in the Crispy Rock Valley. Although only one person showed up, it could be seen that there should be many people ambushing on the slopes on both sides.

Basically consistent with Chuitt's description, the rocks here are very brittle and can artificially create small-scale landslides.

Under this geographical advantage, even an army of thousands of people, let alone Manda's dozens of people, would be enough to handle a hundred bandits.

Naturally, Manda didn't want to fight the other party, it was just a robbery, just give him money.

"We don't want to rest here, let alone sleep here. We just want to find a way home."

The man responded: "Borrowing the road? You have found the right person. My name is Davron. I am the owner of this road and a hospitable person. I can lend you the road, but I have encountered some difficulties at the moment. Let me borrow something from you."

Manda nodded and said: "It's easy to talk, let's make a price."

Davron shrugged and said, "I would rather see your sincerity."

Manda asked Chuitt to take out a bag of gold coins and threw it on the ground.

"Two hundred, is that enough?"

Davron shook his head and said: "Two hundred gold coins can let your people pass, but you can't let your cattle pass."

Manda said: "What if I add two hundred more?" After saying that, he asked Chuitt to throw out a bag of gold coins.

Davron sighed and said: "If you had taken out four hundred gold coins from the beginning, your people and cattle could have left. But taking it out now proves that you are not sincere."

Manda spread his hands and said, "I only have so much money, I'll give it all to you, please let us go."

Davron smiled and said: "It's the same sentence, people can be taken away, but the cattle must be kept."

“These cattle are very important to me.”

"Is it more important than your life?"

As soon as the words fell, there was another crisp sound, and several pieces of gravel slid down the hillside, all the way to Manda's feet.

This was a warning from the other party. The lion girl shook her shoulders and was about to spread her wings, but was stopped by Manda.

"The cow is yours."

"Very good." Davron smiled with satisfaction.

Just as Manda was about to return to the carriage, she heard the man say again: "That carriage cannot pass, including everything on it."

Ogg looked back at the carriage and couldn't help biting his lip. There were more than a hundred gold coins in the carriage, which was all their property.

Manda pointed to the carriage path: "It's yours."

Everyone was about to move forward when they heard Davron say: "There is another rule. I forgot to mention that only men are allowed to pass on this road. Women are not allowed to pass. You have to leave those two women behind."

Manda lowered her head. The lion girl behind her was trembling, Moira was also trembling, and even the calm Chuitt was a little uneasy.

After a moment of silence, Manda raised his head and smiled: "Why bother? Haven't you gained enough from this trip?"

Davron shook his head and said: "The rules are the rules, there is nothing negotiable."

"Let's leave and end this matter, okay?" Manda still kept smiling.

"It seems you didn't understand." Davron pointed at Ogg, and a rock suddenly fell from the hillside and hit Ogg.

He planned to kill Ogg and let Manda understand the consequences of resistance, but things were different from what he imagined.

Ogg first moved his steps, adjusted his position, and then stretched out his hands to catch the falling stones.

The stone was not too big, but it weighed several hundred pounds. Coupled with the impact of falling from the mountain, I really couldn't imagine that Ogg could catch it, and he caught it very accurately.

"Don't mess around..." Davron wanted to continue to warn Ogg, but suddenly Ogg threw a stone at Davron.

The hard and brittle stone shattered under Davron's feet, making this handsome man tremble.

The flying gravel and dust fell on Davron. He took two steps back and said with a ferocious voice: "I'm warning you, if you dare to mess up again, none of you will be able to leave here alive."

"You don't even want to leave alive," Manda looked at Davron and said, "and you will die in front of us."

Davron laughed loudly and said: "That's not a small tone. Do you think you can kill me? So what if you can? It's worth using my life to exchange the lives of so many of you. Do you think it's worth it?"

Manda didn't smile. He stared at Davron for a long time and said with a puzzled expression: "Do you really want to die that much? You got so much money and so many cows, why don't you take them back with you?" How about a carnival?”

Davron gritted his teeth and said: "Young man, do you think I am the only one here? Don't regret your impulse."

"It's a pity that you can't see my regret," Manda's expression was very calm, "No matter how many people die, I will take your life. No matter how many of you there are, I will only kill you."

The two sides were in a stalemate for a long time, and Davron waved his hand and said, "Let's go."

Manda let everyone go first and stayed at the end. His eyes were fixed on Davron until he disappeared among the grass and snow.

After walking out of the valley, the lion girl's veins were still beating.

"You are using this method to recreate the deeds of Hermes? Hermes stole Apollo's cattle, but I have never heard of his cattle being robbed! Or was it given to him by a group of stupid bandits? Robbed!"

"Okay, stop teasing me." Manda tried to comfort the lion girl, but the lion girl refused.

"I almost forgot, it's not just oxen, but also carriages, and more than five hundred gold coins! You almost lost me and Moira too!"

"At least our clothes are still there and we don't have to go back naked."

"We should give them our clothes, and we should go back naked. Let me see how thick-skinned you are! What is the purpose of going this way? Is it just to humiliate yourself?"

Manda pointed behind her and said, "We have to get this valley, that's the point of taking this road."

“What’s so good about this valley?”

Manda sighed and said: "Controll your anger and use more demigod wisdom. I think even Ogg knows the answer."

Ogg said confidently: "Yes, I know, there are treasures in this mountain."

Manda covered her forehead and said with a look of helplessness: "What I want to say is that this road can cut off the land traffic between the southwest and the south, but what are you talking about? Baby, this treasure, treasure, what are you talking about? ?”

Ogg pointed to the mountain peak behind him and said: "There are treasures in this mountain. There are many treasures. The great prophet told me."

"A lot, how much is it?" Manda's eyes lit up.

"Do you still remember the underground palace we went to Stanley?"

"Remember!" Manda nodded vigorously.

"There's a lot more treasure than there is."

"I just said, I just said this place must belong to me!" Manda turned to Chuit and said, "Let Manu bring three thousand soldiers and join us at Parrot City immediately!"

The lion girl said: "It doesn't take three thousand people to deal with a group of bandits!"

"They are not bandits," Manda shook his head, "they are soldiers."

The lion girl was stunned: "How is this possible?"

Manda asked Chuitt: "Is the tail behind you still there?"

Chuitt was startled, looked back for a long time, shook his head and said, "It seems to have disappeared."