Suddenly, the two Divine Bulls, who had just been throwing tantrums, shivered and obediently stood still, fearing they might become a pot of beef stew.
Clearly, they possessed quite remarkable intelligence.
This scene made Luo En think of the two Divine Goats that pulled Thor's chariot.
He couldn't help but chuckle, saying:
"So smart, it would be a shame to just kill them for meat. Whatever challenge King Gordius left behind, why not tell us? With collective wisdom, perhaps we can solve it."
Alexander had the same thought and gladly brought Luo En and Caesar to the front of the chariot to show them the challenge.
Tied between the chariot shaft and the yoke was a complex knot made from cornel ropes.
At a glance, there was no beginning or end, like the endless Fate.
Staring too long would cause one's mind to get lost in the complex knot, unable to extricate oneself.
Caesar, not paying attention, gradually showed a vacant look, his expression growing increasingly dazed.
