It's hard to laugh at a thief like a rat.

In the end, he did not rush forward, but instead rubbed his hands together and asked, "By the way, what is your divine position?"

"When did the human race produce such a powerful individual? I have never heard of such a person before."

Before Luo Heng could answer, he muttered to himself, "Oh, right... The human race has been producing powerful figures like an explosion lately, so it's normal not to have heard of them."

"But since we're going to team up, we need to coordinate our efforts."

"You said we don't know each other at all..."

Luo Heng, too lazy to listen to its babbling nonsense, replied, "The position of the God of Power."

"The God of Power... I've heard that the human supreme being called the Fearless Warrior is also a God of Power..."

"Speaking of which, your divine position is really dangerous. If he survives, you'll probably become his nourishment."

The rat thief, halfway through his explanation, suddenly covered his mouth and said, "Uh, that's not what I meant."

We're doomed.

Why don't you think before you speak?

This human race all regard the Supreme Being as sacred, and he himself has insulted the Supreme Being of the human race...

The thief, with his shifty eyes, looked at Luo Heng's fist, fearing that the hard fist would smash him into a pancake the next second.

"Yeah, it's nothing."

Seeing that Luo Heng was not angry, Rat Thief Nan finally breathed a sigh of relief.

However, it's no wonder he's so strong.

The rats and thieves could hardly look into the hole that had been breached.

The position of the god of power...

Indeed, his strength is extraordinary.

But do ordinary gods of strength possess such immense power?

So how did he find his way here?

This place is not easy to find. It is so difficult to find a burial map that can show the location of all the burial sites in the world that you would have to find it.

But this Luo Heng...

Well, everyone has their own adventures, and that's something that can't be predicted.

"But how should we distribute the spoils here..."

"The allocation is simple. I don't want the things in here. Instead, I want to put some things in."

"Take whatever else you come across."

Rat Thief's eyebrows twitched: "So generous?"

"Haha, you don't seem like a bad guy to me."

"Brother Mouse, I won't cheat you."

"As for the things inside, we can divide them according to our contributions. Although I, Brother Rat, am not very strong, my ability to explore tombs is unparalleled. I know all the mechanisms and traps inside."

"When the time comes, if we encounter an unavoidable battle, you can contribute your share, and everyone will naturally distribute the spoils according to their contributions."

Luo Heng smiled and said, "If that's the case, then I can't refuse. Let's talk about the distribution after everything is settled."

As he spoke, Luo Heng gently placed his hand on the mixed gold and heavy rocks in front of him.

Bang!

Boom!

With a deafening roar, the massive rocks collapsed, revealing a dark green underground palace.

This is Ansu's tomb.

The rat thief, having failed to see the underground palace, couldn't help but feel delighted: "Hehe, Luo Heng, do you know how this tomb came to be?"

Luo Heng simply smiled and did not answer the question about the difficulty of stealing rats.

But Shudaonan continued, "It is said that Ansu needs to complete a special ascension ceremony in order to ascend to the position of a true god."

"And the condition for becoming a god is nine rebirths."

"He sets up a burial ceremony in the realm of demigods, buries himself in a mausoleum, and is reborn in a later era, transforming back into a mortal."

"Only retain your own memories, then ascend to the position of a demigod, and when you reach the peak of the demigod, perform this ascension ceremony again."

"The false god is the third time, the quasi-god is the fourth time, and this rebirth process needs to be repeated five times at the peak of the quasi-god level."

Nine times in total.

"Only when he is reborn for the ninth time and once again ascends to the peak of the quasi-god position can he be considered to have completed this ritual and become a true god."

Upon hearing the description of the rat's difficulty, Luo Heng laughed and said, "You are clearly only a demigod, yet you know quite a lot."

"You know all the secrets of God's past."

The rat thief chuckled smugly, "Heh."

"These burial ceremonies may seem complicated, but they all have one thing in common: the offerings are strictly regulated. The north, south, west, and east are divided by the center of the tomb. Living creatures are buried in the west, and they will become spirits after death."

"The eastern burial site is a treasure trove, containing the wealth left behind by the tomb's occupant during their lifetime, but this does not include weapons."

"The burial site in the south contains books and inscriptions, which need to contain knowledge from this era and various ancient times. There is no need to be too strict about the knowledge of the ancient times, but the knowledge of the tomb owner's era must include the path of cultivation, secular culture, and worldly legends."

"The northern burial site is for the personal belongings, including the equipment, weapons, and even the spirit tablet of the tomb owner. As long as the body has been with the tomb owner for a long time, it must be left in the northern burial site."

"So that after death, Anzu may see Him and go to His Kingdom."

"The knowledge I gained mainly came from the ancient books and inscriptions found in tombs."

"The secrets recorded in these tombs are far more complex than ordinary people can imagine. In fact, the matter of Ansu is not a secret at all. Any Ansu believer of a certain status knows about the Nine Rebirths."

For Lu Cang, and the Godslayer Guild...

Because of Lu Cang's reincarnation, he did not have much reverence for the true god.

But in reality, for most beings who embark on the path to divinity, the true God is so far out of reach.

Faith in these true gods is not merely about worshipping their omnipotent power.

It is more about believing in their spirit and character, and in the lofty doctrines they preach.

More importantly—these true gods will actually fulfill the promises they make.

Just as Anzu promised that after death one could go to his divine kingdom and continue one's life in the realm of the dead, this was not just empty talk.

The resurrection promised by Kumironi and the magical knowledge promised by Izparut will be granted as long as their requests are met.

The true God here is not some vague and ethereal belief, but a real and existing God.

There are many stories about rats being difficult to steal, perhaps because they've been tomb raiding for so long they haven't spoken to anyone.

It squinted slightly and descended into the tomb.

"What we are looking for now is the tomb that He prepared during His first rebirth, and the ritual He set up when He was a demigod."

"It shouldn't be too dangerous. Based on my experience... it shouldn't be."

Even the thought of the rats stealing things made him uneasy.

He kept recounting what he had seen and heard in the tomb during his time there.

But as soon as it landed, countless black resentful energies rose into the air from the west of the tomb!

A vast and mighty horde, transformed into tens of millions of undead, manifested and charged towards this place! Each and every undead was...

Sub-god power!

Holy crap?