Chapter 377

Robert was so angry that he couldn't help but berate Sean on the spot. For once, the villagers did not try to dissuade him. The Weasel Deity watched indifferently without saying a word. After some time, Robert was finally done. He dragged Sean forward with him and made him bow to the Weasel Deity. He sounded a little intimidated and embarrassed at the same time when he said, "O Deity, I'm sorry that my son has offended you. My family and I are willing to bear any punishment. Please don't take it out on the villagers. Whatever you demand, our family will find a way to compensate you!" Robert wasn't entirely selfless when he said all that. According to the Weasel Deity, he had looked after the village out of gratitude to Robert for many years. So, even if the benefits they enjoyed were taken back now, the villagers would have no right to complain. However, Robert couldn't say that out loud. After all, people were rarely grateful for their gains but would easily focus on losses. Henc