However, since that day, the fire dragon fell into the sky and the Grand Secretary was swallowed up by the red flames on the spot.

This naturally caused great turmoil and riot at that time.

For a moment, Xia Houchang and many of the public clans were naturally shocked, thinking that the dragon god was guilty, and they either fled or prayed, revealing various aspects.

But afterwards, the fire dragon did not continue to rage, but disappeared out of thin air.

Not only that, countless "sacrifices" gradually slipped down from the huge waves of the sea, each of which was intact.

Only the Grand Secretary Witch and some witches were swallowed by the flames and died of untimely death.

This incident was naturally shocking. Everyone came to their senses and found that it was obvious that the Dragon God’s crime this time must be related to the Grand Secretary Witch.

It is very likely that the Grand Secretary Wu had angered the Dragon God for some reason!

However, Xia Houchang and many princes were confused, so why did the Grand Secretary witch anger the Dragon God Emperor? He obviously seemed to be the most loyal and pious.

Shao Siwu guessed this matter slightly.

Why did the Grand Secretary Wu die on the spot? And why, the three thousand sacrifices were "returned back" intact. In theory, the power of the fire dragon and the sacrifices were intact is a miracle.

There is only one answer...that is, the Grand Secretary Wu forced a man sacrifice, angering the Dragon God! This man sacrifice was not what the Dragon God Emperor wanted at all!

This idea is undoubtedly close to the truth. Shao Siwu thought so too. But after thinking about it, she couldn't help but feel excited.

After all, the Dragon God who no one wants to believe in is an "evil god" who is willing to let believers burn themselves to destroy themselves. Even the Grand Marshal Witch dares not do that on the surface, and can only create these ghosts secretly.

In Shaosiwu's view, if the Dragon God really exists, the Grand Siwu will definitely suffer the consequences. In fact, this is indeed the case.

However, it is difficult for Shao Siwu to say such things. Many people see through them and dare not say them directly.

And how to deal with these three thousand sacrifices? What should be done with the remaining nearly 10,000 sacrifices? Should we continue to hold sacrifices? If not, how should we do it? All of this is a question.

All they can do is to temporarily suppress this problem.

Compared to them, Shao Ji didn't think so much in Yudu Palace.

Since she became a "sacrificial gift", she could hear the Dragon God's moan from time to time, which gave her great peace of mind.

On that day, above the Northwest Sea, the fire dragon soared into the sky. Although countless "sacrifices" knew that they were the works of the Dragon God, they couldn't help but shout and show their panic.

Only Shao Ji always looked as usual.

She seemed to find that her spirit was sometimes comforted by the "Dragon God", so that she was not afraid of favor and disgrace, and was even always in a state that was deviated from the world.

These are not entirely done by Su Ye. Although Su Ye has long taken a fancy to Shao Ji, Shao Ji's own understanding is also of great reason.

It was like... what ants Su Ye enlightened at the time.

Su Ye used the first time to inspire ants. Although the ants gradually gained wisdom, they did not realize that someone was helping them. But gradually, some people noticed Su Ye's existence, and even could rely on the resonance of the scraper to convey some "good intention".

So that when the ants were dancing in the sky that day, they could accurately understand the existence of the "Dragon God".

These ants are free to understand and have wisdom. The same is true for Shao Ji.

And in the boundless and vast nebula, with a faint dragon shape, Shao Ji suddenly saw a huge dragon head that was tens of thousands of miles gradually emerged from the nebula...

Shao Ji realized it immediately.
Chapter completed!