Ai Yu stuffed his hands into his pockets, tilted his head, and said expressionlessly, "Really? You really are... The only thing you're tough with is your mouth. Generals, listen to my orders. Don't spare a single one of them."

The goat exhaled and tapped the ground with his cane: "Old Four."

Ai Yu reacted extremely quickly, all his summoned creatures were recalled, and at the same time, wings grew on his back, allowing him to dodge the arrow.

At the top of the pyramid, a blonde elf girl stood there, holding a bow in her hand, looking down at Ai Yu and smiling slightly.

Ah...it seems crooked...

The goat wouldn't blame her later.

However, it's not particularly crooked.

Jian Kaiheng, who was hiding in the dark, was hit by an arrow and his position was exposed.

Ai Yu frowned: "Why are you here?"

Jian Kaiheng smiled bitterly and said, "Sorry, I'm here."

Before Ai Yu could react, Jian Kaiheng had already turned into a ball of red flames. He even made an international friendly gesture towards Ai Yu: "Eyva, your companion is nothing more than that."

Ai Yu looked back and saw the sword codenamed Judge resting on Jian Kaiheng's neck. A voice came from somewhere, "Eyva, make your choice."

[1] Erlang Shen, also known as Guankou Erlang, is also known as Guankou Shen. He is a deity worshipped by the Confucianists, Taoists, and Buddhists, as well as by the ancient government. As the worship of Erlang Shen continued to develop and expand, the origins of Erlang Shen began to diversify. In addition to the theory that Erlang Shen was Li Erlang, the son of Li Bing in Sichuan, there is also the theory that Erlang Shen was Zhao Yu, the governor of Jiazhou during the Sui Dynasty, and the theory that Erlang Shen was the son of an immortal and a mortal who split the mountain to save his mother. Due to the spread of stories such as Journey to the West and Investiture of the Gods, these different theories all coexisted in the worship of Erlang Shen in later generations. The three theories coexisted and existed independently in the divisions of region, religion, and literature.

[2] The Shanhe Shejitu is an item from the mythological work Investiture of the Gods. It was originally a magic weapon of Nuwa and later given to Yang Jian. The Shanhe Shejitu contains heaven and earth, nourishing heaven and man, and giving birth to all things. It is a supreme treasure.

(This novel is a mixture of legends, novels, etc., so readers do not need to study it in detail)