My Divine Pet Enables Me To Become The Biggest Winner
Chapter 360 - 327: Heavenly Dog (Part 1)_1

Chapter 360: Chapter 327: Heavenly Dog (Part 1)_1

Other than these two, the others couldn’t sit still as well. When night fell, their Fifth Great Realm representatives came to inform Rachel: "Tomorrow morning, if Lord Algernon hasn’t returned, we plan to act independently and leave Copper Gorge."

There was no room for discussion, they were just telling Rachel: we’ve decided to do this.

Emma Scott’s evaluation of this was: "A bunch of self-righteous idiots."

Just as it was getting light, Owen Bertram returned. The elder dragged his injured body over to him: "Lord, you’ve finally returned, I knew you were a man of your word and wouldn’t...abandon us before teaching us all the secrets of the Mechanical Techniques."

The elder almost let the wrong words slip out.

Owen Bertram smiled indifferently: "Can’t wait any longer, can you? Let’s set out and leave this place as soon as possible."

Then he swept his gaze over the outsiders, and Rachel got the hint, reporting in a low voice: "They originally planned to leave on their own."

"Oh?" Owen Bertram revealed a cold smile, which sent shivers down their spines.

A dark yellow rope-like object suddenly shot out from under their feet like a poisonous snake, binding everyone. These people hadn’t fully recovered from their injuries, and their spiritual energy was completely depleted from fighting the Life-pursuing Runes yesterday. It wouldn’t have been enough time to fully recover overnight, so they were no match for the Immortal Binding Rope.

"Lord..." One of the Fifth Great Realm party wanted to speak, but the Immortal Binding Rope sealed his mouth shut.

Rachel immediately knew: Lord Algernon must have succeeded! The people from the Lioyd Sect and the Scott Clan could be trusted not to disclose Lord Algernon’s whereabouts, but they had to find a way to make these outsiders keep their mouths shut.

Outside Copper Gorge, many people were waiting for news of the Spiritual Treasure Embryo. Once it was found to be missing and news got out about Lord Algernon’s whereabouts, it would surely arouse suspicions and bring trouble to him.

Owen Bertram tied up these people and waved to Rachel: "Let’s go."

It was much safer to follow the rules and avoid any trouble. Instead, they needed to pay attention to avoiding the Grandmaster who entered Copper Gorge later, trying to avoid leaking news.

A few days later, they exited Copper Gorge through another location.

Before leaving Copper Gorge, Owen Bertram had used a Communication Talisman to inform David and the others to receive him at a designated location. After that, they took a boat at a small ferry on a river and went downstream all the way to Looking Cloud Cliff, Prescott Group.

When they boarded the boat, Rachel and Emma Scott didn’t say anything about the danger of navigating the perilous river. Since Lord Algernon had arranged it this way, there must have been a reason.

With Elder Brother guarding the boat, it would naturally be safe all the way.

However, on the boat, Owen Bertram read Sinclair Blacktail’s memories and suddenly noticed a detail: Elder Brother was prejudiced against the Demon Clan and never ate them.

So, he secretly asked his brother: Does the fox mask eat the Demon Clan?

This thing was indeed a treasure. It would be best if it could be passed through Elder Brother and have the condition of requiring blood sacrifice removed.

But Elder Brother refused, for the same reason Owen Bertram had expected: the essence of the object was actually an Eighth Level Great Demon.

However, Elder Brother didn’t refuse treasures made from Demon Clan materials. This made the older brother angry: you fellow, you just make the rules as you please!

It’s most likely a psychological effect of Elder Brother; in fact, the Demon Clan isn’t inedible.

But regarding this specific treasure, since Elder Brother doesn’t eat it, you can’t just force it into his mouth. Besides, even if you did, he would still be unwilling, and there wouldn’t be any reciprocation. Owen Bertram sighed, regretting their lost opportunity.

From Sinclair Blacktail’s memories, Owen Bertram finally found out the background of that existence: he was even more unfortunate than Sinclair Blacktail, being a human-demon hybrid, born in the Demon Clan, so the Human Race side had almost no record of him.

Today, a large number of humans still live in the Demon Clan’s territory - as slaves and food.

Back then, when the Demon Clan retreated, they took a group of humans with them, and later secretly infiltrated human territory to capture more. When the human dynasty became powerful, they protested to the Demon Court: don’t consume human blood.

In fact, when the Demon Clan retreated, both races’ ancestors had made a treaty: the humans within the Demon Clan’s territory were only slaves, not food.

At that time, the humans had already seized the dominating position in the world, but after a fierce battle, both sides suffered heavy losses. The Human Race couldn’t completely annihilate the Demon Clan, and the Demon Clan didn’t want to continue fighting and extinguish their race’s fire. Each side made compromises.

However, as the Demon Clan’s vitality recovered, the Human Race dynasty always experienced ups and downs. Once in decline, the Demon Clan would secretly consume humans.

In the Demon Clan’s territory, human-demon hybrids were very rare. In the eyes of the Demon Clan, humans were food, just as pigs and sheep were in the eyes of humans. Most people couldn’t imagine having an intimate relationship with food - but every race has its deviants. For example, in Owen Bertram’s previous life, the sentry soldiers stationed in the imperial tomb always thought that a certain type of sheep looked sexy from behind...

While there exists a reproductive barrier between humans and pigs or sheep, there isn’t one between the Demon Clan and humans. That person’s mother was an outlier in the Demon Clan.

But it was only a one-night stand, after which she ate the man.

Unexpectedly, she became pregnant, and thirty-six months later, he was born.

So, his birth wasn’t some grand love story that transcended race, but a tragic accident. As soon as he was born, he was given an insulting name: the Bastard.

His Demon mother also refused to raise him, so he was thrown into a place filled with Demon Beasts to grow up. No one cared about his life or death, so no one knew anything about his growth process. By the time he rose to prominence in the Demon Clan’s territory, he was already in the Fifth Great Realm.

He killed thirty-four members of his Demon mother’s tribe and slaughtered three hundred human slaves under their rule. Then he began his bloody but legendary life.

He treated both the Demon Clan and the Human Race the same, and over 100,000 creatures died at his hands. He hated his Demon mother and his human father: if you hadn’t been so weak and been eaten by my mother, you could have protected me.

He became stronger by killing more and even renamed himself "Tengu."

However, when he broke through to the Seventh Level, the Demon Clan granted him a title: the Great Canine God.

According to the legends of the Demon Clan, he eventually broke through to the Eighth Realm. The entire Demon Court was helpless against him, and he became the embodiment of fear, but he disappeared overnight without a trace.

From then on, legends about his "legacy" spread in the Demon Court, and countless demons tried their best to find it. The various conflicts that erupted as a result caused the deaths of hundreds of demons.

The Great Canine God was the Demon Clan’s shame, so they kept it a secret, with almost no information leaking to the Human Race side. The Human Race knew very little about this god of slaughter.

Sinclair Blacktail thought he got the protagonist’s role, but it wasn’t his story at all. The real protagonist’s story belonged to Lord Tengu.