Stupid Odin

Several thousand against several thousand, and with incomplete armor and weapons. In the Heavenly Dynasty, this kind of situation would probably be considered a village brawl.

Adding five giants changes everything.

This is definitely a war-of-national-extermination level!

Too brutal!

Legend has it that the massive statues outside each of the nine pillar gods' temples are alive.

The gods ordered their servants to create these giant statues and, when necessary, bring them to life to launch the most brutal attacks against their enemies.

It had been too long since anyone had seen these giant statues move. Even the wars that had previously erupted between the surrounding city-states had no news related to the giant statues, so most mortals thought it was just a rumor spread by the priests or the wild exaggerations of poets.

In any case, the legends about the giant statues had not been lost in the long river of history.

The legends associated with them have been passed down through the violent sandstorms across the land of Egypt.

Even now, its battle prowess and power are still being exaggeratedly praised by the world.

And today, it reappears before the eyes of the world.

The warriors of Fayyum City-State were completely dumbfounded.

This wasn't a matter of courage or lack thereof.

These giants, who felt like they were already one-third the size of a pyramid, were simply not something mortals could fight against.

Especially the giant leading the way, wearing a full-coverage hippo-shaped helmet, whose agility completely subverted mortals' preconceived notions of giant statues being large and clumsy.

They are ten times taller than you, a hundred times stronger than you, and even faster than you. How can you even play this game?

The strongest giant on earth, Hrungnir, was such a terrifying existence.

He strode forward with huge steps, each step easily clearing more than ten meters. In the eyes of the enemy, it was like a mountain speeding towards their face.

Every step this level of giant took felt like an earthquake to mortals.

They couldn't even stand still, let alone run.

Even more outrageous was that this guy, who had been holding back for too long, didn't mind playing this kind of 'beating up little kids, kicking kindergartens' battle.

"In the name of the hippopotamus goddess Taweret, I sentence you to—destruction!" The oversized flint club swept across the ground with a force that could sweep away thousands of troops.

This was truly sweeping away thousands of troops!

With one swing, the club was instantly covered with minced meat and bone fragments.

On the gray-yellow wasteland, a bloody mess, with twisted limbs and fragments splattered everywhere.

This scene was too brutal, simply appalling.

Hrungnir scared the thousands of people on the opposite side so badly with just one move that they pissed their pants.

Pissed their pants, sometimes it might not be a figure of speech.

Yellow and white liquids were really spurting out of their crotches.

The boldest Fayyum people were only trying to escape.

Run?

Could they escape?

In front of this kind of giant who took steps of ten or twenty meters, with footsteps that even had earthquake effects, mortals' escape became a luxury.

When Hrungnir and his giant brothers intercepted those guys' retreat, their own mortal infantry hadn't even run to the front of the enemy's formation.

So Gilgamesh's thousands of mortal troops were all just there to make up the numbers.

Well, that's not entirely true.

With these guys, at least there were hands to guard the prisoners.

Seeing how simple the battle was, the skin-suited Pharaoh Gilgamesh, sitting on the palanquin, waved his hand and ordered an attack on Fayyum City while the momentum was high.

This was not a war of equal strength either.

Fayyum's city walls couldn't be considered short. This early Egyptian city-state's walls were also three stories high.

Unfortunately, in front of Hrungnir, the tallest giant, this thing couldn't even reach his crotch.

The garrison was immediately scared shitless.

Normally, they should surrender.

It was at this moment—

A piercing screech pierced the night sky, causing both sides of the battlefield to change color.

A huge and abnormal black figure transformed into a black whirlwind, jumped out from behind the city wall, leaped a hundred meters, crossed half of the battlefield, and landed powerfully in front of Hrungnir the next moment.

After the raised dust settled, a huge figure filled with evil and ominous aura appeared in the swirling black mist.

It stood in the wasteland, and the height of the dark poisonous stinger on its towering black carapace tail was even higher than Hrungnir's head. Each of its chelae was as huge as an anchor, filled with an unusual metallic feel. Its solid carapace was many times thicker than the front armor of a chariot.

When this giant scorpion emitting a faint divine light appeared, Gilgamesh and the others finally knew that this was the so-called scorpion goddess Serket.

Whether she was a goddess or not remained to be investigated, but a scorpion god was definitely correct.

However, she looked a little miserable, because she was missing a scorpion leg on her left side, and at least a quarter of the carapace on her body was gone. Most of the remaining ones also had clear cracks, and an adult human could easily insert a thigh into them.

Serket spoke as soon as she came up, screaming: "Impossible! That ugly hippopotamus has already been poisoned to death by me! If she really had the ability to summon giants, she wouldn't have died. Who exactly are you guys?"

These words made Gilgamesh and the others a little unable to hold back.

No, are all giant beasts that can speak called gods?

Then wouldn't their World Serpent Jörmungandr, if he came to Egypt, at least get the title of chief god?

Poor Jörmungandr only gets the title of sacred beast in the Aesir tribe.

Speaking of which, are these Egyptian gods too casual?

The gods from Sumer were a little embarrassed.

On the other hand, Cú Chulainn, looking like he didn't care about anything, came out carrying the magic spear: "How about giving it to me?"

Gilgamesh smiled: "You can."

"It's a deal." Cú Chulainn came out and, according to the pre-arranged script, he shouted: "I am the subordinate god under the hippopotamus goddess—【God of the Spear】Cú Chulainn! The sin of injuring my master will be atoned for with your divine body—"

'Dog Bro' Cú Chulainn never liked to talk nonsense, and regardless of whether the other party answered, he charged forward directly.

"What? That bitch can still afford to keep subordinate gods?" The scorpion goddess didn't know whether she was surprised or shocked. Anyway, the group of guys on the opposite side all looked mysterious.

Before she could carefully study it, one of the other party's gods actually came to kill her.

"No, wait…"

So fast!

The scorpion goddess's movements were actually not slow. Her huge black scorpion claws slapped on the wasteland in front of her, and the huge impact force instantly caused the ground to explode, and countless gravels bloomed in all directions, like a small firework.

Her counterattack was meaningless, and even her evasion after sensing the activation of the magic spear was meaningless.

【Gáe Bolg】can only be offset by a treasure or artifact with a higher level of mystery, or by ridiculously heaven-defying luck to avoid vital points.

Instead of evading in vain, it was better to counterattack and kill Cú Chulainn first to directly determine the outcome.

Obviously, she was not used to this kind of life-gambling attack.

Even though she felt something was wrong, she still hoped to rely on her thick carapace to resist the magic spear's attack.

This was the natural defect of animal gods; they always over-relied on their powerful divine bodies.

Now it was good. The crimson magic spearhead nimbly bypassed her carapace and skillfully pierced into her from an injured wound, and then completely pierced her heart.

"Ah—"

A scream!

The scorpion goddess, fell!

The first unlucky person in the Egyptian world whose godhood was stolen by an outer god appeared.