The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 1299 Humans with Deeply Scheming Hearts

Words are insufficient to describe the immense risk of nurturing that spark of divinity, because most other deities often take shortcuts at this stage, using divine objects to guide their own divinity and ultimately ignite divine power to forge their divine status.

Allen also possesses divine qualities; his two divine dishes were obtained by purifying divine ingredients, and they were most suitable for his current situation.

However, the Bear Earth Saint, who always strives for self-sufficiency, chose the difficult path instead of the easy one, insisting on nurturing and refining divinity within himself, and then igniting the divine fire.

Allen himself is not known for his intelligence; the only reason he has reached this point is because of his calm and cautious nature. Over the years, he has been collecting information related to the gods. Although he has not gained nothing, he has only obtained fragments of information. However, this information about divinity was discovered by an ordinary goblin member of his tribe and eventually delivered to Allen.

Albad personally questioned the goblin and traced back the clues provided by the member, but the result was not satisfactory, and he could not get the most definite answer.

Therefore, Allen was worried that there might be some traps involved that could affect his ascension ceremony.

Since there are risks involved, given Allen's personality, he naturally prefers to rely on his own abilities rather than external forces.

The final result did not disappoint Allen and the goblins of the Green Fields tribe. When the body of the bear goblin saint, which had dissipated, re-formed, the masters of countless eyes inside and outside the city could not help but sigh in awe.

"God says: All who do not believe in me will go to hell!!"

Just as Allen was at his weakest and the ceremony was at its most crucial, a magnificent and sacred voice, accompanied by boundless killing intent, abruptly entered the space where the sacred ceremony was taking place.

As the sound faded, a huge silver sword shadow rapidly formed above the goblin's gradually solidifying body, and then quickly fell towards Allen during its formation.

At the same time, another voice chanted a mysterious incantation, drawing together the omnipresent natural magic to form a blazing sun radiating intense heat: "...SONE S$MOKE @#ADAN^..."

The sound revealed the attackers' location. Five human figures appeared under a large tree 7-8 miles south of Green Lake City, in the direction of Hillshills. Two of them rose from the ground as their companion cast divine spells and magic, rapidly approaching Allen's location. Their terrifying aura, as heavy as towering mountains and vast oceans, was like that of evil dragons, enveloping the hearts of all creatures within a ten-mile radius.

"Saints?? Five of them??? Humanity has really gone all out this time!!!"

Although the Enchanted Lock barrier was erected in Green Lake City, the spiritual aura that suppressed this invisible force was able to break through the barrier and leave a trace, allowing countless powerful figures in the city to feel the opponent's formidable strength: "Chief Allen is probably in danger."

The fact that human civilization has been able to progress from a weak race in the primitive era to become the most powerful of the four great civilizations is never something that can be explained by mere luck.

They appear to be beings whose status and strength are vastly different from those of humanity. Anyone deemed an enemy or potential threat by them will be met with a concerted effort from humanity to physically eliminate them before they can even grow into a towering force. And the Bear Goblin Saint Allen is clearly such a being.

Throughout his centuries-long life, in the most memorable and nearly fatal events, humans were involved to varying degrees. It was only because Allen was powerful enough and cautious enough that he was able to survive until now.

Even after so many failures, humanity has not given up monitoring and paying attention to Allen. Every major move he makes will attract human intervention, and this time is no exception.

Before this cooking competition, Allen deliberately spread rumors that he would cook divine dishes and become a divine chef in order to hide his true purpose: to carry out the ceremony ahead of time, given that everyone believed that he would need at least a hundred years to accumulate and mature before he could hold the ceremony to become a god.

Allen didn't actually offend many enemies through his actions, but the path he took brought him many powerful ones. He had very few allies, and those allies were far less powerful than his enemies—like fireflies compared to the moon.

Perhaps through hundreds of years of planning and scheming, the power of Allen's allies can be fully utilized and help him, while the corresponding enemies will be better prepared and their predictions of his actions will be more accurate.

The chances of Allen's ritual succeeding are greater only when all enemies are caught off guard and unprepared. Even though the number of followers of the God of Food Church is barely enough to meet the requirements, Allen's understanding of the ritual is only superficial.

However, based on the reason that they valued it, humanity still sent two teams, one open and one covert, of unknown number, to infiltrate Green Lake City to observe and learn about Allen.

Allen's unexpected ceremony left even the various factions of the local Temple of Nature in shock. Meanwhile, the human side had already relayed this important message back and set up a long-distance teleportation magic device to send the human powerhouses over to stop Allen's ceremony.

The human warriors in the city, who were sealed off by the Enchanted Lock and hunted down by the powerful warriors of the Thorn Ring, were only part of the human warriors who had infiltrated the Northern Territory. Another part did not enter the city at all, but instead hid outside Green Lake City and communicated with the team inside the city through magical means.

Even the powerful human who controlled the long-distance teleportation device remained independent of the two teams of infiltrators, one open and one covert, until they noticed something amiss. Only then did they contact the team outside the city, and together they quickly constructed the teleportation device and teleported the human saint from a distant place.

Only a human civilization with a strong foundation can achieve such a level of capability and react in a timely manner.

The giant sword in the sky fell down unstoppably, and the miniature sun that fell to the ground, resembling the blazing sun descending from the sky, was also drawn by the will of the human saint-level mage and flew towards the bear goblin saint Allen.

In the city, countless members of the Greenfield tribe and the Northern Territory had endless anger and worry in their eyes, and roared at the top of the sky, but they could not offer their great idol the slightest help.

With the help of the Maze, the powerful warriors of the North, including Cole, Albad, Thana'niel, and Roger, were eliminating powerful figures from various hostile forces who had infiltrated the city. However, they are now unable to leave the city to protect their great leader due to the Maze's blockade.