Dragon Who Controls Time

After subduing the Bone Crusher Tribe, Garen lowered his head to look at the corpse of the two-headed ogre. His gaze moved slightly.

He thought for a moment, then turned to Uga Bone Crusher beside him and said, "Come with me."

After Uga Bone Crusher became an ogre below the dragon and above the 40-odd ogres, the excitement on his face was visible to the naked eye. He recalled that everything in front of him was bestowed by Garen and said in reverence, "Alright, Master."

The buildings of the Bone Crusher Tribe were basically houses made of stone. They were messy and scattered in the bowl-shaped basin.

The biting cold wind of the Northern Ice Fields was blocked by the basin, causing the temperature to be slightly comfortable. To most creatures, it was a good place to settle down.

As Garen inspected the situation of the Bone Crusher Tribe, he walked towards the house of the two-headed ogre.

When he was investigating the enemy, he had already seen the residence of the two-headed ogre, so he knew the location. A minute or two later, he arrived in front of a twenty-foot-tall stone house.

The six-meter-tall stone house covered a hundred square meters. It was like a black stone monster crawling on the ground. Just the door that was used as a large wooden board was four meters tall.

With the size of the two-headed ogre, this stone house was suitable.

As for the ratio of the dragon's body, other than the dragon wings and a longer neck, the other parts were similar to cats. With Garen's body, after folding the dragon wings, he could easily enter the stone house.

Walking into the stone house, Garen sized up the arrangements inside.

There were all kinds of animal skins on the ground, and the air was filled with the faint smell of beasts. There was a large stone bed against the wall, and it was also covered in animal skin. On the wall were some cultural marks passed down by the history of the ogres…

Garen roughly glanced at it and his gaze was quickly attracted by a pitch-black wooden sculpture.

The moment he saw this pitch-black sculpture, Garen's heart skipped a beat and a serious and wary expression appeared on his face.

It was a ball-shaped sculpture supported by the base of a vine tree. As for the appearance of the sculpture… At first glance, it seemed to be a black sun sculpture with a circle of flames extending out.

However, upon careful inspection, he discovered that they were actually fine tentacles with countless eyeballs on them.

On the main body of the sun sculpture, there were also dense eyeballs carved. Although they were simple, they were lifelike as if they were alive, causing people to tremble in fear. A strange and evil aura assaulted him.

"Uga, what's this?" Garen looked straight ahead and asked Uga Bone Crusher.

Uga Bone Crusher blinked and said, "Master, this is the Sun God that our Bone Crusher Tribe believes in."

Although he said that this was their belief and his tone was respectful, it did not come from the bottom of his heart. He did not have the piety and fanaticism of the two-headed ogre leader.

Garen was stunned and said, "You call this the Sun God?"

No matter how one looked at it, this was an Evil God statue. It should not be related to the Sun God, who should be in charge of light and life.

How stupid were they to think of this as the Sun God?

Suddenly, an intense curiosity arose in Garen's heart and he wanted to carefully observe and study the pitch-black sculpture.

A few seconds later, even he did not realize that his gaze was gradually blurring. At the same time, he stared at the dense eyeballs on the sculpture. He moved his limbs and his body approached step by step.

Uga Bone Crusher looked at Garen's actions in confusion. He felt that there was something wrong with Garen's condition, but he did not dare to disturb him.

At the same time, whispers sounded in Garen's mind.

The strange thing was that he had clearly never heard of that language, but he understood what it meant.

"He is born from the black fog. He is also the creator of the black fog."

"He brings darkness. He brings light."

"He wrote life, and He rewrote death."

"…"

"He is the Creator of everything. He is the Supreme Sun."

The sun… How can the sun bring darkness… Garen suddenly woke up.

After regaining his senses, he was shocked to discover that he was already less than two meters away from the pitch-black sculpture. Moreover, he was extending his dragon claws to touch this sculpture of unknown origin.

Whoosh!

The dragon wings shook, and like a cat whose tail had been stepped on, Garen activated his speed acceleration skill. In an instant, he returned to the door and stared at the sun sculpture with full vigilance.

"It can actually affect my mind!"

The mind of a dragon was extremely tough. There was a base blood vessel structure in the brain that could even directly resist a large number of mental spells. Even the release of Dragon's Might benefited from a powerful mind. The Time Dragon was even more outstanding among them. Without enough mental strength, he could not see the existence of the River of Time at all.

However, he was now affected by an inconspicuous sun sculpture. How could he not be shocked?

This must contain a considerable amount of the Evil God's power. Otherwise, it was impossible for it to affect him… Garen's expression was solemn as he thought to himself.

If he was unable to break free from that whisper for a long time, he would probably be gradually affected and become a loyal believer of this Sun God.

Uga Bone Crusher was completely unaffected. He looked at Garen's reaction with a strange expression, not understanding what his master was doing.

Garen did not have the time to pay attention to the gaze of Uga Bone Crusher. He looked at the sun sculpture and felt that the tentacles seemed to have come alive. It was extremely invasive. The eyeballs seemed to be spinning and turning into vortexes. Soft ravings sounded in his ears again, causing him to involuntarily want to approach. His eyes began to blur.

Fortunately, Garen was already mentally prepared.

This time, as soon as he sensed the abnormality in his mind, he immediately left and his gaze returned to calm.

"This is the source of the strange performance of the two-headed ogre."

"Evil God… God… is not someone I can provoke now."

He vaguely guessed that the sun sculpture was affecting the minds of living creatures through eye contact, so he hurriedly turned his head and stopped looking at the sun sculpture.

As expected, after not looking at those eyeballs, those abnormalities disappeared.

Garen's gaze moved slightly. He closed his eyes, turned around, and spat out an ice-blue dragon breath, sealing the sun sculpture in layers of ice. Soon, it turned into an opaque ice block that could not see anything inside.

Opening his eyes bit by bit and looking at the ice, Garen was no longer affected.

He heaved a sigh of relief and said to Uga Bone Crusher solemnly, "Where did this sun sculpture come from? Is there anything similar in the other houses? Also, when did you start worshiping this Sun God? Tell me everything you know."

Uga Bone Crusher did not understand, but he still spoke according to Garen's orders.

A few minutes later, Garen revealed a thoughtful expression as he pondered over Uga Bone Crusher's words.

He did not understand the exact background of this sun sculpture, because this was suddenly brought back by the two-headed ogre after he went out once. There was only one, and it said that this was the sculpture of the Sun God and made the ogres of the Bone Crusher Tribe worship it.

However, according to Uga Bone Crusher, other than the two-headed ogre who was really a devout believer, the other ogres had a casual attitude of believing it.

Garen was silent as he thought about what to do with the sun sculpture.

When he thought of how this thing was related to the gods, he was especially vigilant.

Gods who grasped the authority of the world were the strongest immortal creatures in the endless worlds of many planes. Not to mention that he was only a baby dragon now, even if he became an adult at the age of a hundred, he still had to treat gods carefully.

The Five-Headed Evil Dragon, the Dragon Queen Tiamat whose name resounded in countless worlds, had lived for countless years and witnessed the glorious rise and sad demise of countless civilizations.

However, in the domain of gods, she was only a weak divine entity. From this, it could be seen how terrifying and powerful a god was.

Of course, she was a dragon first, and then a god. The level of divine power did not represent true strength.