Deities Are All Just My Food
Chapter 209 - 116 Rule Pollution Outbreak [Subscribe Request]_3

Chapter 209: Chapter 116 Rule Pollution Outbreak [Subscribe Request]_3

Lin Baici gave a brief introduction.

"What is the God Fearing Game?"

The social media savvy girl asked.

There was no need for Lin Baici to explain, as every stray dog present suddenly began to speak.

"Woof, humans, do you choose death or survival?"

Their voices were uniform and synchronized.

This spectacle took everyone by surprise, and the more timid girls were shivering.

Little Tiger Tooth clung to Feng Qin’s arm, visibly scared.

"Don’t worry, I’m here, I’ll protect you!"

Feng Qin was wearing his number 24 basketball jersey today because he knew Little Tiger Tooth was a basketball fan and loved the Lakers Team and this number.

Even though everyone wanted to choose survival, at this moment no one dared to speak.

Better to lay low and avoid becoming a target until the situation is clear.

"We choose survival!"

Lin Baici answered.

"Good,"

the stray dogs responded, "as long as you prove that you are friends of our canine kind, you may leave this place alive."

"How do we prove it?"

An anxious delivery guy in a Meituan uniform asked. He wanted to leave; he still had several orders to deliver. If he didn’t finish, he’d be fined.

If his girlfriend found out, she’d surely call him useless.

The delivery guy didn’t want to break up.

Lin Baici had seen him before, the same guy who had argued with a girl who lost her delivery at noon.

The girl who lost the delivery wasn’t spared either; she was here too.

"Since you’re in such a hurry, then you can make a demonstration!"

The dogs’ statement relieved many people. Thank goodness, it wasn’t their turn.

The delivery guy wasn’t foolish; he didn’t want to test the waters for everyone else, so when he heard this, he panicked: "Can... can we switch with someone else?"

"Are you refusing?"

The dogs’ question coincided with them baring their sharp fangs menacingly, pressuring the delivery guy like predatory wolves.

"No!"

The delivery guy backed away, frightened: "I’m not refusing!"

"Then, come out!"

The dogs urged.

With much reluctance, the delivery guy had no choice but to step forward and stand in the open space in front.

Ten dogs also came out from the pack, each holding a green flying disc the size of a frying pan in their mouths.

"I feel like it’s about catching flying discs?"

Little Tiger Tooth fought back tears. Usually, it’s the humans who throw flying discs for dogs to catch.

This clearly treated humans as dogs.

[Catch the flying disc ten times, and you may live!]

Eater God commented.

"Handsome, make sure you catch those discs, or you will die!"

Lin Baici shouted as a reminder.

The crowd turned to look at Lin Baici.

"You know the rules?"

Social savvy girl asked with hope, "Do you know anything else?"

"Isn’t it obvious?"

Feng Qin wiped his hands on his basketball jersey, feeling somewhat relieved.

Catching flying discs?

Isn’t it just about physical fitness?

I can do that!

"Xiaoying, don’t worry, I’ll help you!"

Feng Qin tried to hug Little Tiger Tooth, but she instinctively dodged him.

It was embarrassing with so many people around.

"Stop looking around and focus!"

Lin Baici reminded.

The delivery guy focused on the ten dogs, and one of them, spotted, suddenly jerked its head and loosened its mouth.

Buzz!

The frisbee spun and soared into the sky.

The delivery guy immediately dashed out, his head lifted, eyes fixed on the frisbee.

The onlookers’ gazes also clung to him and the flying disc, faces tense.

"It’s not very fast!"

No. 24 felt more at ease.

Having delivered for five years, through wind and rain, the delivery guy had honed his physical fitness well. Watching the frisbee begin to descend, he quickly closed in and then, seizing the opportunity, leaped.

Snap!

The delivery guy caught the frisbee.

"I did it!"

The delivery guy lifted the frisbee, shouting delightedly at the stray dogs, "I can live now, right?"

The stray dogs did not respond. Suddenly one of them shook its head, tossing the frisbee it held in its mouth aside.

Buzz!

The frisbee flew towards another direction.

The delivery guy immediately ran after it, waiting patiently, timing his jump perfectly.

Snap!

The delivery guy was successful once again.

"Whew!"

The delivery guy heaved a sigh of relief. It wasn’t that hard after all!

"If those Frisbee queens were to play this game, they’d surely pass!"

Shan Shan was worried. She wasn’t very athletic.

"Pass my ass. Those Frisbee queens play frisbee to pose for photos, show off on social media, and lure in men. You really think they play it for fun?"

The savvy girl sneered.

The repeated successes of the delivery guy had relaxed the tense nerves of everyone. After all, it was just catching a frisbee, which didn’t look very difficult.

At least for the younger folks, it likely wasn’t a problem.

Among the crowd, the faces of several middle-aged couples didn’t look too good. Caught up in earning money to support their families, when did they have time to exercise?

So they felt instinctively nervous.

Besides them, there was an elderly couple, holding hands, silently watching the delivery guy.

"My legs and feet, I don’t think I can catch it!"

The old lady sighed.

"I’ll catch it for you!"

The old man promised large.

"Just take care of yourself!"

The old lady urged.

After decades of marriage, how could the old man fail to detect the despondency in his partner’s words: "Ah, life’s been hard enough as it is; dying might be a relief. At least we’d go together, and we’d have each other’s company down there!"

"I’ve been looking after you all my life."

The old lady looked like she was complaining, but no matter how you listened, there was a hint of happiness lacing her words.

"Right, letting you look after me for another lifetime, I’d be getting the better deal!"

The old man laughed heartily.

Across from the delivery guy, the pack of dogs was down to one still holding a frisbee. Everyone felt that catching this one should mean they could survive.

"Go for it!"

Xia Hongyao cheered the delivery guy on.

Gulp!

The delivery guy swallowed, wiping his hands on his clothes, due to nervousness, his palms were all sweaty.

"The last one, I must succeed."

The delivery guy muttered to himself. At this moment, so close to survival, his heart pounded fiercely; instead, the pressure reached its limit, making it impossible for him to calm down.

Buzz!

The last dog threw the tenth frisbee.

It traced a beautiful arc, flying away at a high speed.

"Damn, that far?"

The delivery guy sprinted after it.

Huff! Huff! Huff!

Gasping for air, the delivery guy looked up, constantly gauging the frisbee’s location, adjusting his speed, and then, he jumped.