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Chapter 1336 The Sinner Must Wear a Rabbit Head
"Wow...that guy is wearing a bunny headgear."

"What crime did he commit to deserve to be labeled with a rabbit headgear?"

"That's horrible. I will never become someone like that when I grow up."

Blaze could hear the quiet discussions around him. Led by warriors wearing beast skins, he came to the human gathering place in the eleventh world.

The architectural style here is relatively primitive, close to the early goblin villages, but compared to the goblin villages that were built with wood and could only provide small houses for living, the humans here built quite spectacular buildings with stone.

He succeeded in his goal and crossed paths with the local population, but unfortunately in the worst way.

Blaze sighed heavily. He became a heinous criminal who stole the sun scales.

Judging from discussions among the beast-skin warriors, this crime, which could be described as stealing the sun, was so evil that it had only happened twice in thousands of years.

For such a bold and reckless person, the criminal must be punished alive.

The punishment is to wear a rabbit mask.

How should I put it? It might be a cultural conflict. When these beast-skin warriors put a rabbit headgear on him, he didn't react at all. He even felt that the rabbit headgear was well-made and quite comfortable. Then the beast warriors became fussful and turned pale.

Most of the reactions were exaggerated, such as "Ah! What a horrible and shameful look!" and "If I wore this, I would definitely chop my head off!"

Even because he was wearing a rabbit mask, the beast-hide warriors didn't even plan to tie him up.

However, this rabbit headgear does have a hidden secret.

[Rabbit Head of Sin/Curse]

[Once you put it on, you can't take it off. It's a very powerful curse item. You can't take it off until you are forgiven and pay off your sins. ]

It was really a punishment. Blaze pulled the rabbit headgear and it really stuck firmly to his head, making it basically impossible to take it off.

No wonder the people around, even the beast-skin warriors, were so terrified. According to their customs, this cursed rabbit mask was indeed a mark of eternal sin.

Blaze followed the beast-fur warriors. They said they would take him to the high priest for judgment, so he could observe his surroundings more.

The power structure here is as expected, for example, the leader of the beast-fur warriors is covered in tiger fur, while the other beast-fur warriors are all covered in beast furs inferior to tiger fur.

The warriors covered in the furs of dangerous beasts are like knights on the ground. They have noble status and can receive cheers of heroes returning just by walking on the street, and many beautiful girls will flirt with them.

Of course, the beautiful girls also have to wear the fur of some pretty powerful beasts, otherwise the warriors won't respond at all.

People who don't wear fur coats can't be said to have no human rights, they just have no human rights at all. Only children who don't look like adults don't wear animal fur, and other than that, everyone at least has some fur on their bodies.

This civilization structure that uses the fur of wild animals to determine who is superior and who is inferior is, in a sense, a law of the jungle. Wearing fur is not only an honor, but also a symbol of proof of one's own strength.

After a simple observation, Blaze found that the ranking of the beasts' furs was in the order of pig first, bear second, tiger third.

The tiger-fur warrior who caught him respectfully reported the situation to the black-bear-fur warrior. From the content of the conversation, it can be seen that the black-bear-fur warrior is the chief of the tribe here, and the high priest who is in charge of judging him is higher than the chief of the tribe. He wears a wild boar head fur decorated with many colorful feathers. The high priest is the only one who is not afraid of the rabbit headgear. He sits calmly on the high seat and looks down at Blaze.

"You...are from the outside world."

"That's right." Blaze nodded. It shouldn't be difficult to see this.

The locals were terrified when they saw the rabbit mask and said they would chop off their own heads if they wore it, but he was extremely calm.

The high priest nodded and waved the warriors away, leaving him and Blaze alone.

After the warriors retreated, the high priest slowly stood up, his huge body casting a huge shadow.

Blazer raised his eyebrows at the size of the person. It was the first time he had seen a human other than the Giens with such a large body. However, the person in front of him should be considered a human from the Age of Gods, and perhaps his structure was different from that of humans on the ground.

The high priest came before Blaze, knelt down on the ground with a bang, and saluted with great piety.

Blaze was startled.

"God, you have finally returned from the East."

"God?" Blaze's eyelids jumped. This god was most likely not referring to him, the God of Darkness, but Amaterasu behind him. It was only because Amaterasu was hiding in his body that the high priest mistakenly thought he was it.

Such a simple sentence basically confirmed Kagutsuchi's words that Amaterasu was indeed the reincarnation of one of the underground gods.

But he still asked without giving up.

"Is there any misunderstanding here?"

"I will not misunderstand." The high priest looked at the sun scales in Blaze's hand, "These are the scales of the sun, the little suns that you peeled off from your great body. Maybe someone can take them away, but only its former owner can extinguish them."

Blaze opened his hands, and the palm-sized scales felt cold to the touch. If he had not seen the appearance of solar scales when he fell from the sky, he would have thought they were just the scales of some giant snake.

As he passed the sun scale, he felt its heat, but Amaterasu easily removed it and let its heat dissipate.

Blaze looked up at the huge mural behind the seat where the high priest was sitting. It was a huge winged snake painted with simple colors, and it looked almost the same as the Yamata no Orochi after it absorbed the power of Amaterasu and was reborn.

Seeing Blaze looking at the mural, the high priest slowly stood up, humbly stood behind Blaze, and explained in a low voice.

“God, when you left you prophesied your return, and you promised that your return would bring prosperity and peace.”

"..." Blaze was silent for a moment, his voice a little hoarse, "Sacrifice... are you still doing it?"

"Of course." The high priest said as a matter of course, his words filled with pride.

"This is something we will never stop, not only to transform into butterflies in the next life and become the supreme twin gods, but our bodies themselves will also become fuel for the sun's scales to illuminate this world."

(End of this chapter)