I Have a God Simulator

The stats of Poisonous Mosquitoes are very weak; most Extraordinary Beings can kill them with ease.

Their advantages are their stealth and growth potential.

These insects are very small, entirely light blue, with slender bodies.

Luh Yao noticed that the Poisonous Mosquitoes were spread throughout the lands south of the Northern New Continent, haunting the various continents, islands, and even ships.

They live scattered across the wilderness, mostly using small animals like rabbits and mice as hosts. The Poisonous Mosquitoes grow gradually by feeding on blood.

When a Poisonous Mosquito feeds, a pleasant expression appears over the host’s head, paralyzing it. Only after the mosquito leaves does the host react to the pain and itching.

This Poison Attribute species has a very clear modus operandi.

They get their first taste of blood from small animals, growing continuously through[Severe Poison Absorption]. After reaching LV5, they begin to challenge more difficult hosts: humans.

However, even a LV5 Poisonous Mosquito only has 5 Life Value and a weak attack, dying after just a few swats from an ordinary person. But they thrive on their sheer numbers and wide distribution, using their disguise ability to sneak sips of blood from everywhere.

Once they reach LV10, the Poisonous Mosquitoes begin to target Extraordinary Beings.

Their mortality rate against Extraordinary Beings is extremely high. However, the blood of an Extraordinary Being is crucial for a Poisonous Mosquito, as it’s the key to their continued, rapid evolution. Thus, like moths to a flame, the Poisonous Mosquitoes will seize any opportunity to bite and feed on powerful Extraordinary Beings.

Luh Yao moved his mouse over to the [Poisonous Mosquito] entry.

The population of this species had already grown to a considerable size. In the 36 years since the Era Update, the highest-leveled among them had reached LV29, and they had branched out into six subspecies adapted to different geographical environments.

High-Tier Poisonous Mosquitoes no longer attack dangerous hosts. Instead, they focus more on gathering their swarms and using their venom to paralyze and control more manageable beast hosts, thereby breeding the next generation.

Wilderness Beginner → Human Stage → Extraordinary Group.

This graduated approach, moving from easy to difficult targets, was the species-wide strategy devised by the High-Tier Poisonous Mosquitoes.

The Poisonous Mosquitoes could precisely control their venom. The injected dose typically didn’t endanger the host’s life, at most rendering it unconscious and in constant pain, turning it into a long-term blood bag for the swarm.

This ran both humans and Extraordinary Beings ragged, forcing them to expend a great deal of energy caring for and treating the Poisoned.

Currently, there was no antidote for the mosquito’s venom.

The best way to contain the Poisonous Mosquitoes was to stay in cold regions. They preferred to live in warm areas; low temperatures would cause the swarms to fall dormant and become lethargic.

Since humans gathered and built cities, they could quickly spot traces of Poisonous Mosquitoes and drive them off by spraying potions or by physical means. In contrast, those living in the wilderness often found themselves outnumbered, incessantly harassed by the swarms to the point of extreme frustration.

The Poisonous Mosquitoes’ philosophy was simple: kill me, or let me get a bite.

Since they were spread throughout the wilderness and their tiny bodies could hide in most environments, both Extraordinary Beings and humans currently focused on prevention, as they were unable to completely exterminate them.

On the other hand, the appearance of the Poisonous Mosquitoes also forced Magic Potion and Herbalism to advance by leaps and bounds. Many Extraordinary Beings even settled in cities just to reduce the harassment from the venomous insects.

Luh Yao clicked on the [Poisonous Mosquito] entry.

Deleting this species would require an expenditure of 190,000 Fire of Faith, a considerable cost.

’But if I just delete them by force, will that cause other problems to arise? Nature’s ecosystem is a series of interconnected links. If you disturb one part, the resulting chain reactions are hard to predict.’

Just as he was mulling over whether to just wipe them out, he suddenly noticed a [Natural Enemy] section under the entry.

It contained only a single entry: [Slaughter Flying Locusts].

’Could it be...?’

Luh Yao looked toward the southern region.

The Slaughter Flying Locusts had already arrived in the new world. Led by the Bully Locusts, they were hunting down Poisonous Mosquitoes everywhere.

Having obtained a license for legal Hunting, the locust swarms unleashed a massacre, coming down hard on the Poisonous Mosquitoes.

They were born with extreme Endurance, and years of infighting had made them experts at hunting other insects. Catching the thieving Poisonous Mosquitoes in the wild was a completely one-sided slaughter.

Outside the forest, a Bully Locust hovered in the air, commanding, "Brothers, remember Prophet Huangjue’s instructions! Don’t eat the poison sacs. One poison sac is proof that you’ve killed one Poisonous Mosquito."

"This is the fruit of your labor! Each poison sac can be exchanged at the Divine Hall Council for one potato—a big, high-quality potato from the fields of Yao City!"

The Slaughter Flying Locusts were clearly familiar with this process. After eating a Poisonous Mosquito, they would tie the poison sac to their waist as a trophy.

As for the stronger members of the mosquito swarms, they were handled by the Armored Warriors.

Clad in Twin Cities Armor and wielding flaming nets, even High-Tier Poisonous Mosquitoes could do nothing but flee from them.

Luh Yao felt relieved.

So, the reinforcements from Crystal City really were these locust swarms. They’d certainly come in handy now. The locusts chased the mosquitoes all over the world, continuously keeping their numbers in check.

Luh Yao opened the interface for the Yao City Divine Hall and located the Snowman.

The view shifted to the Southern New Continent.

This was the territory of the Elves, but the forest had been flooded and turned into a vast marshland.

Snowman Jimmy was standing in a treetop, waving his red gloves. A dialog box floated above his red hat: "Pasha, go for it! Beat it up, beat it up! Yes, just like that! Brilliant!"

Just a short distance ahead, the black Juvenile Dragon was locked in a tangled struggle with a monster.

The enemy was a massive crocodile, its Tier displayed as LV35. It was definitely no pushover.

Luh Yao clicked to inspect it.

...

[Calamity Beast LV35]

Life Value: 1561/2209

Mana Value: 223/307

Damage: 39

Defense: 40

Speed: 15

[High-Level Water Element]

Continuously restores Life Value in water. Attacks inflict additional Water Element damage. Casting power is increased in water.

[Submerge]

Movement speed is doubled while submerged in water.

[Calamity Beast]

The incarnation of disaster. Continuously evolves as the disaster escalates.

...

The Black Dragon and the Calamity Beast rolled and grappled, churning up the water as red damage numbers constantly popped up over both their heads. After a flurry of colliding muscle and mutual biting, the Calamity Beast lost due to its inferior stats and became completely immobile.

Pasha stood up from the enemy’s corpse, spread its draconic wings, and roared at the sky.

Soon, the Calamity Beast dissolved into a pool of light blue slime and vanished without a trace.

The Snowman cheered from the side, "We won! We won!"

Cancong, who was on the desktop, couldn’t help but ask, "Mr. Pioneer, did you find a Dragon? Can you send me over there?"

Luh Yao looked at the stick figure. "Just as we agreed, I need to convert you into an Apostle. This is for your own safety."

"I am truly sorry to make you waste one of your Marks," Cancong said with a bow.

Under Luh Yao’s guidance, Cancong entered the Pixel World.

Inside, it became a small Dwarf. Its body seemed to be sunk into the soil, with only its two arms exposed. It crawled on the ground using its arms, which looked rather bizarre.

When the Apostle Mark was placed upon it, Cancong didn’t resist and immediately became Luh Yao’s Eighth Apostle, though this was only a temporary arrangement.

Facing Juvenile Dragon Pasha, Cancong became very emotional, a teary-eyed expression appearing above its head.

It rattled off a long speech at Pasha, which appeared as a stream of garbled text. Luh Yao figured it was probably the Dragon Language.

A large question mark appeared over Pasha’s head in response.

Cancong’s text gradually changed from garbled characters to normal words.

"...The Dragon Residence may now be facing an unprecedented upheaval. The world is sealed, the Nine-Grain Pillar is missing, and the remnants of the Dragon Race have vanished. Only your generation, the young Dragons, can find out what truly happened to the Dragon Residence."

Pasha replied with a string of garbled text.

"What? How can you say that!"

An angry expression appeared over Cancong’s head.

The Snowman translated, "Lord God, Pasha says it’s very happy here and doesn’t want to go to some Dragon Residence."

Luh Yao’s eyelid twitched.

’So happy here you’ve forgotten all about home, have you?’

Cancong tried to persuade Pasha, but with little success.

So it turned its head. "Mr. Pioneer... no, Lord God, I can now confirm that Dark Sun Dragon Pasha has indeed never received a proper education from the Dragon Race. Its growth is too slow, and its awakening is weak."

"It must immediately undergo a strict [Dragon Blood Ceremony]. It also needs a powerful mentor to guide and discipline it, to serve as a goal and role model for its growth."

’Cancong is getting a little emotional about this,’ Luh Yao suspected.

’Still, a stricter education is for the best.’

Luh Yao chose a suitable teacher for Pasha.

Blood Knight, Necied.

’Since it likes close-quarters combat, I’ll find a fellow melee brute to be its dragon mentor.’

At Cancong’s request, Necied began to specially train Pasha in the Dragon Nest.

The Dark Sun Dragon, accustomed to crushing its opponents, had now met a top-tier, all-around Blood Knight. It was beaten so badly it couldn’t fight back, couldn’t even stand. In the end, all it could do was curl into a ball, cover its head, and take the beating...

Cancong commented, "Lord God, this Knight is holding back too much. It’s not enough."

"Not enough blood is being shed. The more the Dragon Race bleeds, the fewer regrets they will have in the future."

Luh Yao gave the Blood Knight an order.

As long as you don’t kill it, beat it to within an inch of its life.

...

Luh Yao had originally thought this approach would only make the dragon more ferocious, stimulating its anger and Bloodthirsty nature. He never expected that after a sound thrashing, Pasha would suddenly comprehend [Wisdom].

The Dark Sun Dragon lay on the ground. A bruised and swollen expression appeared over its head, along with a dialog box: "Lord God, please make Mr. Necied stop... Please, stop... I’m begging... I’m begging you."

"Pasha knows I was wrong. I’ll do whatever you say. I’ll never be lazy again..."

Luh Yao was stunned.

’This method actually works. One good beating and Pasha can talk.’

He immediately told the Blood Knight to hit it harder.