The fins on the leading Nayi woman's body were as dense as flower petals.

He brandished his spear and pointed at the Dalos.

"Arrest them all and take them to the temple altar to be dealt with by the high priest!"

The Dalos wisely chose not to resist, but allowed the Nay to swim over and take away the ray emitter and other items from their hands.

Fortunately, they didn't forcibly remove their spacesuits, otherwise they would have drowned.

There were twenty-two of them, each bound with something like seaweed, and each being dragged by two natives, moving at an unexpected speed underwater.

Feeling the impact of the water flowing over my body, and then looking at the initial speed calculated by the spacesuit.

No wonder some of these natives managed to escape in that situation; their speed is truly impressive, almost comparable to that of some low-level underwater delivery weapons.

Meanwhile, the group was also praying in their hearts that these indigenous altars would be located on land, as their spacesuits were running low on energy.

If there isn't enough starlight, it will run out of energy after staying underwater for at most another day.

At that time, they won't need the planet's viral environment to make them sick, nor will they need to worry about drowning. Without the pressure regulation of spacesuits, the pressure of the seawater will crush them in an instant.

After swimming about 1,000 kilometer, they boarded a "vehicle".

It was a huge marine creature.

With its segmented exoskeleton and densely packed, symmetrical, bony fins, these marine creatures look like deep-sea millipedes. Of course, the creatures on their backs don't know what millipedes are.

Riding on these giant sea creatures, the speed of underwater travel increased again, giving the Dalos people the illusion of flying underwater.

When a drowsy feeling came over him, the creature that had been sitting down finally stopped.

"We've arrived. Bring these invaders posing as Star Gods to the altar!"

Like yo-yos being pulled along, the twenty-two Dalos were dragged around in circles like seaweed towards one place.

They swore that they had never been so humiliated since becoming soldiers of the Empire, even in the war against the ferocious creatures, where they fought and retreated.

Of course, this is mainly because the wicked creatures don't take prisoners.

When the Dalos people, who were dizzy from being spun around, regained their senses, they found themselves inside a huge underwater structure with a sunken altar in the center.

They were bound to the center of the altar.

It really is underwater, this is the end... and it seems like it's been used as a sacrifice.

Primitive indigenous peoples usually offer blood sacrifices.

"Rumble~~"

A rumbling sound accompanied by tremors arose, and the entire altar hall seemed to be experiencing an earthquake, shaking slightly.

Amidst the astonished expression on the dark green faces of the Dalos, the altar hall slowly rose.

After a while, the altar gradually emerged from the water, and countless streams of water rushed outwards from several sides like waterfalls.

"Foolish imposters who think that the altars of the gods must naturally be close to the sky!"

When the long-awaited sunlight shone on their spacesuits, the Dalos people were still amazed at how this backward indigenous technology had managed to raise such a large structure from the seabed to the surface.

Looking down and into the distance, countless Nayi people had unknowingly appeared on the sea.

They floated quietly on the sea, circling the altar structure in silent reverence.

The high priest, holding a bone staff, finally appeared. He was an indigenous person who looked unusually old even to the eyes of the Dalos. Unlike the other Nayi people, this high priest was also covered with many red and blue gems that looked like decorations. They were all quite large and were polished to an incredibly clear and lustrous finish.

"With these invaders posing as gods, we are even more confident."

"Bamanas, have all ten thousand tribesmen arrived?"

A Nayi person responded loudly to the sacrificial ceremony at sea.

"We have gathered a total of 50,000 of the best Nayi warriors!"

"Very good, prepare the summoning ritual!"

As the priest's bone staff was waved, the twenty-two Dalos men clearly felt the atmosphere become solemn.

This is not an illusion, but a real feeling.

"Captain, what are these natives up to?"

The captain himself was also confused, but he thought about the information he had read before.

"It's probably some kind of ancient superstitious activity, and we're the sacrifices..."

"My God, dying in this situation is just too humiliating!"

No one paid attention to the feelings of the Dalos people. As if they had obtained some kind of model at a certain moment, all the Nayi people, including the high priest, shouted loudly.

"Boya, one of the star gods who controls the power of life, the ancient guardian of Nayi Star, we hereby earnestly request that your spirit envelop this land, sow seeds in this world, that your power radiate here, that your will protect here, that the sky, the earth, and the sea obey your will, great supreme being, please assimilate and descend upon this world, your people are in crisis, your land is being desecrated, please spread your divine radiance, we offer you these blasphemers, we offer you red and blue magic stones..."

The people of Dalos were initially moved by the solemnity of tens of thousands of people shouting together, and coupled with their low spirits, they dared not speak.

Now, the naturally optimistic people of Dalos have become lively again.

"These slogans about indigenous worship are quite elaborate..."

Before the first complaint was even finished, all the Dalos people were inexplicably jolted, and an eerie feeling they had never experienced before enveloped the vast space.

All the skin organs, resembling pores, bulged up all over my body, and my cerebral cortex felt numb.

I subconsciously looked up at the sky.

Strange rays of light, black with golden lines, were gathering, while the gems on the high priest's body were turning into specks of powder and flying into the air.

The lines in the sky gradually twisted together, turning into a particle-like light, and a blurry human figure began to appear.

At this moment, one could clearly feel that all the Nayi people around them were caught up in a frenzied spirit, and their prayers became even more resonant and powerful.

At a certain moment.

With a whoosh, all living things experienced a brief moment of mental dizziness.

It appeared! The sunlight in the sky was distorted, the magnetic field was in chaos, and there was a being wearing a robe of light, radiating golden and black particle light.

He was so majestic, his star-like gaze seemed to overlook the entire planet, and his long hair, as distant as the endless void, had no end in sight.

The twenty-two Dalos inside the spacesuits all opened their mouths to an exaggerated degree.

"Yu... in the universe, is there really... a God?"

"Gurgle~"

The captain swallowed hard.

"God? This is absolutely impossible for a monstrous being to do..."

In an instant, the shadow of the god turned his head.

Feeling like a thorn in their side, the divine eyes in the sky suddenly turned on the Dalos.