Genshin Impact: The Road to Reversal

Chapter 330: Wild Beast Frenzy

"What do you mean? You, the doctor, know exactly what I'm talking about." Dou Kouda stepped down from the leader's throne. "Do you think we haven't heard of your feats? In Akagi, you exploited the ridiculous ambitions of the Sanu people to become enemies of the Blood Princess. As a result, the Dream Fairy was defeated and nearly died. Then you abandoned them to fend for themselves."

Hearing this, Ite closed his eyes and chuckled softly, "Master Chief, you've dug deep. Yes, I admit, after the Akagi Project failed, those guys were no longer useful. But who told them to abandon me? Who could have imagined they were still dreaming of ruling Chicheng? And the result... was that they were trapped in their own web."

Doukoda walked beside Ite and sneered, "Yes, those insects deserved their death, but they serve as a lesson for us. At the border, you assisted Athens, leader of the Ares tribe, in searching for the lost spirit of the god of war. At that time, he was wary of you because of this."

"That's right, but in the end, he died at the hands of Lei Zun's gun. It should have nothing to do with me." It said with a smile.

"No connection? Then let me ask you, where does the power of the God of War that you are using now come from?"

A sharp glint flashed in Doukoda's single eye, and his rough fingers suddenly grasped Etter's shoulder. The torches in the cave shook violently, casting distorted shadows on the rock wall.

"I heard that after Athens was killed, the evil spirit wanted to retrieve the complete Heart of the God of War, but you got there first."

"So what? Even so, it doesn't mean anything." It shrugged and smiled fearlessly again.

Dou Koda suddenly exerted force with his palm, and his nails almost dug into Ite's shoulder.

"It doesn't mean anything? No, quite the opposite. These past incidents are enough to prove how dishonest your Fallen Angel Brigade is. You're even taking advantage of others' misfortunes!" Doukoda said, sitting back on the throne. "I know you're cooperating with us because you think we're useful, right? But if your plan fails, won't we end up like Athens and those Sanu people?"

Hearing this, Yite lowered his head and laughed: "So, this is what Chief Dou Koda thinks."

"What? Did I say something wrong?"

Yite shook his head. "No, I admit that these are indeed facts, but what does that prove? Or does it mean that Chief Doukoda will be as foolish as the Sanu people if he fails to achieve his goal?"

Doukoda's single eye suddenly shrank, and the armrest of the throne cracked under his palm under the weight.

"Watch your words, hawk!" His deep voice was filled with dangerous anger. "We barbarians do long to return to Middle-earth, but we will never beg for mercy like stray dogs."

"Is that really the case?" It sneered. "Chief Doukoda, you said I'm cooperating with you because it's profitable. But I'd like to ask, are you as treacherous as the Sanu people, or do you possess the power of the Ares tribe's heart of war? You know that outsiders see you as barbarians, uncivilized beasts. Therefore, according to common sense, I even have a better choice when it comes to cooperation."

The air in the cave instantly froze. The barbarian warriors gripped their weapons tightly, anger burning in their eyes. Dou Koda slowly rose again, his heavy armor making a stifling sound.

"Oh? So, we misunderstood you?" Dou Koda said coldly.

"Not really. After all, the original purpose of our brigade this time was not to protect the certificate. I just saw some interesting things, so..." As he said that, It threw out a bloody collar, and that collar was the collar of the monster that was killed when he came here.

Dou Kouda looked at the collar on the ground, his eyes filled with anger: "You, what do you mean by this?"

With his hands on his hips, It sneered again, "Let's make a deal. I'll offer my assistance to you as the doctor and captain of the Fallen Angel Brigade, and you'll help us in your own way. Then, after you've seized more Guardian Certificates, we'll both take what we need."

Hearing this, Dou Kouda sneered again: "Hahaha... Help? Okay, but why? And how are you going to prove that this isn't another trap?"

Koda crushed the collar on the ground with one foot, and metal fragments flew everywhere.

"The promises of the Fallen Angel Troupe are more illusory than a mirage in the desert."

"Just this..." It smiled slightly, and then took out a thin syringe from his waist.

An unknown liquid flowed through the syringe. At this moment, Yit turned his head to look at the beast trapped in the cage on his left, and then...

call out!

The needle pierced the caged beast's neck with pinpoint precision. Instantly, the demon wolf let out a shrill howl, its muscles twitching and swelling, and faint blue veins appeared beneath its fur.

Dou Kouda stood up suddenly: "What did you do!"

"Don't be nervous, Chief." Yite looked at the gradually mad wolf in the cage and smiled with satisfaction. "This is just a small experiment."

With a roar, the demon wolf even broke free from its cage, and the cave was in chaos. The barbarian warriors raised their weapons, but the mutant demon wolf's strength was far beyond imagination. With a single claw, it knocked the nearest warrior away.

However, the chaos wasn't over yet. The mutated wolf, having broken free from its cage, tore open the cages holding the other beasts and monsters with its claws. Panicked, the monsters rushed forward, but before they could react, they were torn to pieces by the mutated wolf.

Dou Kouda's one eye reflected the bloody massacre scene, and he suddenly drew his battle axe: "You are looking for death!"

Yi Te stood there motionless, just gently pushing up his glasses: "Don't be impatient, the fun has just begun."

He took out a whistle from his waist and blew it gently.

At this moment, the mutant demon wolf suddenly stopped moving, and the dark blue lines on its body suddenly lit up. It slowly turned around and crawled at It's feet like a well-trained hound, letting out a low, submissive growl from its throat.

"This...this is impossible!" exclaimed a barbarian warrior.

Dou Kouda's axe blade froze in mid-air. He stared at the docile demon wolf. "What's going on? What on earth did you do?"

"I've already said this, this is just a small experiment." Yite leaned over and stroked the mutant wolf's head, smiling. "You barbarians have the ability to tame monsters, but you can't unleash their full potential. I can not only transform monsters like this, but also truly control them and use them for my own benefit."

He turned and looked at Dou Koda again. He looked at him, who now had a look of shock and a hint of fear on his face. He smiled again and said, "Well, do you still think my promise is a mirage in the desert?"