Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 94 - 88 Greed Is an Original Sin (Please Subscribe)_3

Snot and tears, all sprayed out.

Andy was truly frightened.

The human before him was like a god controlling the clouds and the rain; his so-called secret actions had never escaped the watchful eyes of this person.

Or more accurately, this person had been on their tail—or rather, hanging above their heads—right from the beginning.

The Dog Demon, legendary for its immense strength, hardly struggled through two rounds before it was nearly carved into a meat stick, lying there like a dead dog ready for butchering.

How had he been so delusional to think that he could become the Goblin King? Especially with this man around?

It was all the Dog Demon’s fault. Yes, all the fault of that devil. Without its instigation, he would never have had such an idea.

Without such a terrifying ambition, he would have returned to the Spirit Crystal Mine long ago, enjoying his gourmet food, sipping his barley beer, and awaiting the Crystal Stone to be delivered into his hands.

Shifting his feet, which were entwined with fine vines, Gaven frowned involuntarily. The Entangle Spell not only trapped enemies effectively but also hindered their own; he felt a tinge of envy for the Erdes flying freely in the sky.

"So noisy." Gaven was too lazy to move, so he pulled out his hand axe from his waist and threw it.

It struck Andy right in the forehead with precision.

Andy’s eyes widened in disbelief. Until his death, he couldn’t believe that Gaven had killed him so easily. He might have had no contributions, but he did have his hard work; how could he die here so easily?

Before long, the battlefield was cleared of all but Gaven’s men.

The only ones left were the four Heavily Armored Guards and the human merchant they were guarding. The half-dead Dog Demon was no longer counted among the numbers.

To both the Gnolls and the Erdes, those four Heavily Armored Guards were tough nuts to crack.

Whether it was a Sling or their Long Spears, Daggers, threats to their plate armor were quite limited.

They thought of fleeing but that was also impossible; an Entangle Spell made it difficult for them to take even a single step.

Looking at the human merchant, Gaven sighed deeply, "I originally thought it was that fool Hanson. I didn’t expect it to be Uncle Klay... Alas, greed isn’t wrong in itself, but when it becomes boundless and limitless, it turns into a deadly sin."

When Gaven clearly saw the face of the human merchant, he was somewhat surprised.

After all, in his memory, Klay was always relatively smart and rational.

Until now, he had thought it was Hanson who, having almost been made an example of last time, could not swallow his pride and was causing trouble behind his back.

"Greed is indeed a deadly sin. Once it’s born, it becomes unstoppable," Klay said with a face full of despair, knowing he had messed up. The hope of escaping today was almost zero, and it was based on this thought that he was quite calm, answering as if speaking to an old friend, "Life itself is a huge gamble; it’s just that this time, I’ve lost."

"Nobody else can be blamed for that," Gaven replied calmly, "I had already set up a sure-win game for you. You had to overstep and set up another table over mine; don’t blame me for flipping the table. As I said before, stretch out a hand and it will be chopped, stretch out a foot and it will be cut off. Today is the time to keep my word."

After a brief pause, Gaven looked at the four Heavily Armored Guards. "Brothers, I know you’re mercenaries hired for money, but this gentleman has gone too far. I’ve made up my mind today. If you lay down your weapons, I can consider sparing your lives."

The lead Heavily Armored Guard replied in a muffled voice, "We don’t care about your grievances, but we’ve been paid, so we must fulfill our duties."

The other three Heavily Armored Guards said nothing, opting instead to show their stance through their actions, steadfastly guarding by Klay’s side.