They all call me an Outer God.

"What the hell?"

Bligh stretched out his hand and condensed a huge sickle, directly cutting off the tentacles, but the moment the sickle touched them, he only felt that the blade was like cutting into a pool of water, and quickly passed through the opponent's body surface.

"what have you done!"

You will come to me soon.

[As for you, I am also giving you a chance]

The tentacles gradually retracted into the well and disappeared without a trace. Bligh looked angry, but this was just the beginning.

Soon, he heard bad omens coming from the town.

The water, all visible water, was gone.

The earth was dry, the sky was cloudless, crops were suffering from diseases, and a large group of locusts flew in from the west...

Now Bligh suddenly understood what the well meant.

Water is the source of life, and food is the basis for people's survival. Once these disappear, the people in the town will not survive for long.

Moreover, there is still a war on the border, and from time to time, artillery shells or attacks from supernatural creatures will fall here.

“Has it become like this in other places?”

Bligh must find the mayor immediately, because only the mayor can solve the current problem of food and clothing. But when Bligh and a large group of people found him, the man was playing cards all night.

"Why are you all here to see me?" The mayor sat at the card table dissatisfied, without even turning his head, "Is this a place where you can just come in casually?"

"That group of guards can't stop me."

Bly looked at the arrogant look of the fat mayor and said, "We have been invaded by extraordinary creatures. Water and food are currently in a state of extreme scarcity. I hope you can contact the outside world to support our town."

"What a joke! What kind of supernatural creature could force our town into this state? We have the protection of the Lord of Trade. Ordinary weapons and supernatural creatures can do nothing to us. They can't even get in."

"Can't you see there's a locust plague out there?"

"Huh? Where's the locust plague? I only see a group of fleas jumping in front of me. Come on, play some cards. Ignore these people. I'm used to their protests every day. Guards, take them away!"

Before he finished speaking, Bly stepped forward, grabbed the bald man by the back of his collar, and slammed his head against the card table. "It's you guys who use the tax money to eat, drink and have fun every day, and even plunder everywhere because you are dissatisfied with the status quo. That's why this area has never developed! That's why the war was triggered!"

"You like playing cards, don't you?"

"boom!"

"boom!"

Bly grabbed a handful of cards and stuffed them down his throat. Immediately, the mayor's other card players dared not move, for fear that they would be in trouble if they moved.

"Go contact the people outside. At least find out if there is a similar situation outside as here. Have I made myself clear?"

"Uh-uh!"

The mayor nodded frantically, and was instantly thrown down from the second floor by Bligh.

"Crack!"

The glass in the window was smashed to pieces.

The mayor fell heavily to the ground, but luckily he had enough flesh on his body so he just rolled a few times on the ground. Then he looked up at Bray who was looking down at him from the window with a frustrated look on his face, his face flushed red.

"It's the opposite, it's really the opposite, I said before that all the extraordinary people are crazy!"

The mayor stood up angrily and planned to ask the guards to drive him away from this damn place.

There were indeed too many locusts today. Steam cars drove by and their wheels crushed swarms of locusts to death.

"Aren't these edible? Why don't you eat these bugs?"

"Sir, these bugs are poisonous." "How do you know? Have you tasted them?"

The mayor looked at his subordinate who was driving with disdain. His injuries from the fall were still aching, which made him more determined to find a way to get rid of those troublemakers, especially the extraordinary person.

A superhuman who has lost his memory and cannot exert his full strength dares to be so arrogant. How can I continue to be the mayor if I don't get rid of him?

"I'm a little thirsty, guard, where's the wine? Get my wine."

"Here you go."

The guard took out a bottle of wine from the side of the car door and handed it to the mayor. The mayor took it and immediately threw the bottle out of the car window in anger.

With a "bang", the bottle was smashed to pieces.

"I want the wine! Not the bottle!"

"But, but sir, all the water in the town is gone, including the wine."

"A bunch of trash!!!"

"Forget it. Once I'm outside, I can do anything with my money. I can't stay here any longer."

The mayor leaned back and let the vehicle drive out of the town, but not long after the vehicle left the town, a flock of sheep blocked their way.

"Bah!"

"Baa!" The flock of sheep bleated one after another, wagging their tails, and refused to give way.

"Where did the sheep come from!" The mayor was almost mad. "Where is the shepherd? Ask him to come see me?"

He got out of the car and planned to find the shepherd to argue, but at this moment, he felt a palpitation.

The sheep were still bleating, but the difference was that their bodies and fur were turning black, and their pupils were turning scarlet. At this moment, they moved their hooves as if they had seen something delicious, and ran directly towards the man in front of them.

"Wait, wait, what are you doing! Don't come over here! Guard! Guard!"

His body was soon submerged by the dark flock of sheep, which chewed on his body like sheep normally ate grass.

Before long, all the people on the ground were eaten, not even a bone was left.

A creature with a goat's head and a human body emerged from the flock, picked its teeth with a branch, and picked out a grain of golden substance.

"It's all eyes, no taste or nutrition at all, it's awful to eat. The Lord of Trade really doesn't give us any chance at all."

He looked at the guards on the steam car again and said, "Go back and tell those people that entry and exit are prohibited for now. If anyone dares to come out, they will suffer the same fate as this fat man today."

The guard's face turned pale and he hurriedly reversed the car and returned the same way.

They can't leave the town.

But the town encountered unprecedented troubles.

Die, die, die!

The guards outside the town were in a panic, but the residents inside the town were even more panicked. Without water and food, they could still hold on for a short time, but not for a long time.

"I still have some food reserves here." An old man took out some dry bread from his home, but without water, people couldn't swallow it at all.

Water is more important than food, and the well in front of the grocery store became people's target.

It continues to seduce passers-by.

[Are you thirsty? You are very thirsty, right? Come and drink some water.]

The wellhead was filled with clear spring water, but the next second when people were about to rush in, the water disappeared without a trace.

(End of this chapter)