"Tell them that respect is worse than obeying orders. We are willing to go."

Koizumi Hongzi expressed their willingness to comply in Spanish, and the leader, Captain Hasaj, nodded with satisfaction.

Hasaj turned his head and silently ordered his men to separate two animals for Qin Zhibo and Koizumi Hongzi to ride on.

Letting two people ride on an animal will, on the one hand, be able to quickly bring the people back to Zatuo; on the other hand, they can control the movement of the animal to prevent them from deviating from the direction and trying to escape.

Qin Zhibo saw this, but he couldn't refuse.

He selected one of the horned animals, turned over and climbed onto the monster's broad back.

Although this monster named "Gaai-Yousi" is very ugly, it is not a big deal to Qin Zhibo, who has seen more strange things.

He has even ridden Mi-Go. He is very brave, isn’t he?

But for Koizumi Anko, this kind of extremely ugly mount was beyond the scope of what she could accept. She shook her head and refused to get on it.

Qin Zhibo had no choice but to let her ride on the same animal as him, while the other animal carried the backpacks of two people.

In this way, the team continued to move in an unknown direction.

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On the way, Qin Zhibo did not remain silent, but took advantage of the other party's at least superficially friendly attitude to inquire about the information here.

In this regard, Khasajj had nothing to hide and told Qin Zhibo many things generously.

First of all, these Kunyang people strictly speaking do not have a language, or in other words, they got rid of the shackles of language on communication thousands of years ago and can communicate with each other telepathically.

This method is not only applicable among Kunyang people, but also applies to "outsiders" like Qin Zhibo.

Qin Zhibo only needs to stare into the other person's eyes when he wants to speak and think of the words to express in his mind.

As for what Khasaj said when he knocked on the door just now, it was because spiritual communication was not possible through the door, so he tried several more languages ​​to try to communicate.

Most of these languages ​​are learned from outsiders on the ground.

With this convenient way of communication, Qin Zhibo no longer relies on Koizumi Hongzi to act as a translator and can communicate with Kazakhstan.

In his description, these Kunyang people living underground are a very ancient race, coming from an extremely distant planet in the universe with a physical environment similar to that of the Earth.

Of course, this is just a long-standing legend, and the people of Kunyang today do not know where their hometown is.

They were able to come to the earth because the legendary "Tulu" brought them here.

Hasaj said, "Tulu is a great being with an octopus head, just like what you saw in the temple just now."

Only then did Qin Zhibo understand that what the Kunyang people called "Tulu" was "Cthulhu".

But then a disaster occurred.

The Kunyan people believed that it was a terrible disaster caused by the "violent devil" in the universe, which caused Cthulhu to sink into the ocean together with a large swath of the ancient continent, and Cthulhu was sealed in an icy undersea tomb.

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After the disaster, only a small number of Kunyang people survived, and they turned to underground life until now.

The Kunyang people have lived underground for a long time and have maintained a high degree of vigilance for a long time, regarding foreign invaders as spies of the "devil".

It was not until the past few hundred years that the Kunyang people realized that the outside world had undergone earth-shaking changes, and began to be "friendly" to outsiders.

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On the way to Satuo, Hasaj told Qin Zhibo, an outsider, most of the origins of their "Kunyang people".

This made Qin Zhibo have some good impressions, it seems that this is an upright race.

Although they believe in "Tulu", which is Cthulhu, they do not worship it as crazy as the Innsmouth people.

In addition to the octopus-headed god, Hasaj also introduced that they also believe in many other gods.

Tulu, Ig, Tsathoggua, Shub-Nicholas, and the one who cannot be named...

Qin Zhibo was a little surprised. The belief of this Kunyang man was indeed complicated. Even the nameless ones, Hastur, the King in Yellow, believed in it.

But what concerned him more now was the "Satogua" in Khasaj's mouth.

In the magic book of Koizumi Anko, the "Toad God" Satorgua lives in the abyss under Enkai.

According to legend, this god taught the great magician Ibon the powerful magic that transcends time and space, and is therefore sought after by many magicians.

And the end point of this trip is Enkai with Tsathogya.

So at this moment, Qin Zhibo wanted to know more about Satogua.

"Excuse me, how can I get to the place where Sathogya is?"

Qin Zhibo looked directly at Hasaj and conveyed his thoughts.

But the moment Hasaji accepted this idea, his eyes immediately changed and he let out a sharp cry.

He yelled before communicating with Qin Zhibo through spiritual communication.

"No, you can't go."
Chapter completed!