Estella hadn’t reacted yet, and the black spear with a red glow instantly pierced through her body.
But in the next mont, a fierce green glow burst out from within her, sending He Ao flying.
He Ao stabilized his body in midair, lowered his head, and looked at Estella.
At this very mont, a penetrating wound remained on the woman’s body.
Strangely, this wound didn’t bleed, nor was there any specific flesh visible, only a blur of mist, not even a trace of the green glow seeped out.
This was entirely different from the wound on Estella’s chest left by He Ao’s previous attack.
Seeing this scene, He Ao’s gaze deepened.
He looked up, glancing at the flickering green glow in the sky, and the limbs reaching out from above the mist connecting to those glows.
anwhile, the wound on Estella’s body began to heal at a speed visible to the naked eye.
"You’ve beco abnormal," He Ao calmly stared at her, hoarsely saying.
"I told you long ago, the advent of abnormality is unstoppable," Estella floated not far in front of He Ao, a bit surprised that he could break through the cycle ga she designed, but her expression hadn’t changed much.
She gazed at He Ao, "Even if you gather more Angel Tier power, and take the Divine Being’s remnants of Grace, you can’t kill . Ultimately, you’re not a Usurper God or a Divine Being, you’re just an Angel."
She calmly stared at He Ao, lightly raising her fingertip, "Have you ever heard of a mortal killing an angel? Likewise, angels cannot resist the power of a Usurper God, this is the origin of the world, the foundation of all rules, just like weak mortals cannot resist the consortium."
Dots of green glow gathered in her hand, causing the surrounding ti and space to tremble slightly, "From the start, you were attempting sothing absolutely impossible."
"Oh," He Ao rasped, lifting his head and gazing at Estella in front of him, "But if you haven’t tried, how would you know it’s impossible?"
The surrounding void began to change again, but this ti, He Ao’s body vanished in an instant before the void could shift, reappearing right in front of Estella.
Estella raised her hand, green thunder gathering in her palm, forming a fine, long thunder longsword.
She lifted the longsword, blocking the spear He Ao swung.
Then, she dragged the longsword slightly, flicking away He Ao’s spear, but he imdiately retreated, his body glowing with the light of thunder, the spear swirling once more in the sky, thrusting again towards Estella’s shoulder.
Estella raised her longsword to block the spear.
Bam—
After a slight collision, the longsword shattered with a roar, scattering into chaotic glows.
But the scattered glows quickly floated in all directions, surging toward He Ao’s body.
He Ao dodged back, swinging his spear to shatter the glowing fragnts.
Taking the chance, Estella distanced herself from He Ao.
Regarding pure combat experience and ability, as a non-combat Angel, she naturally couldn’t go head-to-head with a Martial Arts Angel.
At this mont, He Ao lowered his head, glancing at his spear.
The red-glowing spear had been drawn into fine cracks.
Abnormal items cannot be destroyed, at least not by items of lower Position, not to ntion this spear was once the core of the World Tree.
Now this spear was damaged, either because Estella truly grasped a higher power, or the exceptional power of the spear itself was being gently siphoned away.
Or perhaps both.
He Ao frowned, lifting his spear, focusing on Estella.
Faint green glows gathered around him, seemingly forming a sort of luminous labyrinth construction.
Estella’s ability seed to be constructing scenarios and rules.
This ti, without waiting for the luminous labyrinth to form, He Ao stepped forward, charging directly at Estella.
During this process, he lifted his head, glancing at the upside-down cityscape in the sky, and the ancient Future Building standing at the center of each outline.
He exchanged a brief glance.
At the window at the 18th floor, a small girl in a white dress lay quietly at the window, watching him, observing the battlefield.
At that mont, a certain inspiration flashed in He Ao’s mind.
Simultaneously charging toward Estella, he subrged his own ritual, attempting to sense the abnormal powers surging within him.
At that instant, a green glow gathered into a wall in front of him, blocking his path to Estella.
At that mont, dazzling red light burst forth, piercing through the yet-to-form wall, instantly reaching Estella’s front.
Estella, surprised, watched He Ao, who had pierced through the wall, seemingly not expecting him to break through that green wall.
Quickly, however, a green barrier ford in front of her, blocking He Ao’s assault.
But the mont the barrier was touched by the spear, it shattered with a roar, and the black spear pierced through Estella’s body once again.
"I told you, you can’t kill —" Estella stared at He Ao, her tone calm as she withdrew, pulling the spear out of her body.
At that mont, she paused slightly.
She lowered her head, looking at the wound in her abdon that had just been pierced, which didn’t naturally heal, instead covered by red light.
The mist covering the wound was much thinner than before, and faint green light seeped from her skin.
She lifted her head, looking at He Ao, "You affected the abnormality?"
"You said it yourself, I am also of the second layer, a tendril extending outwards from the abnormal powers," He Ao calmly looked at her, "Truth be told, in terms of pure affinity, having mostly rged with the abnormal, I surpass you, a polluted outsider."
Sui’s presence reminded him, allowing him to reverse-utilize the mystical connection with the abnormal, infiltrating its power, and interfering to so extent with the abnormality and its connection to Estella.
Estella slightly opened her mouth, planning to speak, but the black spear once again lunged forward, piercing her chest.
"In reality, you can feel it," He Ao looked at her, his gaze sowhat cold, "Above the mist in the sky, only an empty shell remains. What you worship has long perished, and what pollutes you is rely its residual shell. What you are unleashing is just an uncontrollable shell."
"A new world will ultimately co," Estella stepped forward, grasping the spear in He Ao’s hand, "and the great abnormal will be reborn in the new world, it’s an unpreventable occurrence."
He Ao hesitated slightly, attempting to pull out the spear; however, this ti, Estella held tightly onto the spear embedded in her body, staring coldly at He Ao, her voice hoarse, "Do you think, by touching the abnormal, the advantage lies with you? Little one, you’re still too young."
Her words paused slightly, softly chuckling at He Ao, "Do you think I didn’t leave any ulterior motives within the abnormal forces?"
He Ao’s expression shifted slightly, swiftly releasing the spear, retreating, while withdrawing his thoughts and senses from the abnormal.
Yet, as his thoughts withdrew, surging power rushed out along the connection between him and the abnormal, enveloping his body.
Estella watched He Ao, clutching the black spear, yanking it directly from her body, then glanced at the spear, lightly gripping it, as surging power flowed from her palm, enveloping the spear.
Instantaneously, the colors of the spear itself faded rapidly, as if the profound essence had been drained.
The next mont, the gun stick suddenly shook and scattered into countless chaotic fragnts.
She lowered her head and looked at He Ao, "Farewell, little one."
He Ao’s body plunged downwards. He looked up at Estella, wanting to say sothing, but found himself unable to utter a word.
At that instant, he felt a peculiar transformation forming within his body. Everything around him—ti, space, even the world itself—was rejecting him.
It was as if he was an ’alien’, an ’alien object’ not belonging to this universe, this dinsion.
His existence, everything about him, was being rapidly erased by the universe and the world.
Even his mories were quickly fading.
Is this the true power of the ’Abnormal’?
Disorganized thoughts echoed in his mind. He clenched his teeth, using his knowledge of martial arts and his connection to the world, to stubbornly hold onto the world’s edge, preventing himself from being truly ’deleted’ by the world.
And at that mont, his mind surged.
——
Vilensis Zone
"What is this mist?" Denon lowered his head, watching the mist continuously rising upward.
"President, we’ve lost contact with below." Behind him, a young man was quickly operating an unresponsive communicator.
Bang—Bang—
Just then, clear footsteps ca from behind the two.
Denon turned his head and saw a teenage girl wearing a neat black suit embroidered with gold thread, with a high ponytail and an air of heroism, her eyes shining with purple pupils.
She looked at Denon and the young man in front of her, raised her hand wearing white lace gloves, and bowed slightly, "Looks like it’s about to end?"
"Who are you?"
Denon gazed at the girl in front of him, his muscles tensed.
At that mont, his heartbeat was so rapid, a long-dormant thrill spread in his heart, as if he t his first crush as a teen.
But he knew this thrill was impossible to rationalize. He gritted his teeth, hoarsely saying, "What on earth is this mist?"
"A simple sacrifice," the girl smiled at Denon, her tone gentle and natural, "I’m sorry, I didn’t an to release power on you, causing you trouble, I apologize for that."
"Master~" As she spoke, the young man beside her directly aid at the girl and knelt down on the ground.
Denon:······
He raised his hand, knocking the young man out, then looked at the girl, "What sacrifice? What exactly do you want to do?"
"The ones sacrificing you are your guardians, it has nothing to do with ," the girl smiled, "However, she once promised so price to my master, and now, I’ve co to collect so additional compensation for my master."
She lightly raised her hand, and purple glows gathered at her fair fingertips, then instantly expanded, forming a huge purple array that floated upward. It expanded further, engulfing the entire Vilensis city area in the blink of an eye.
"You plan to sacrifice this city?!" Denon’s expression darkened.
Without hesitation, he charged forward.
But the girl rely raised her hand slightly, and with a gentle point, his body felt drawn by so force, rushing toward the array in the sky.
His life force rapidly waned.
At that instant, a green array suddenly flew out, landing behind Denon, catching him.
Shortly after, a huge bald head appeared in Denon’s field of view, crashing down toward the girl below.
The girl suddenly leaped up, floating in the air, dodging the bald head’s attack.
At that mont, dense white lights gathered from all directions, rushing toward the girl in the air, entangling her body.
"Is it the Angel of the Witch Sect?" An elderly man in a gleaming white robe erged from the light, looking at the girl in the air.
"How’s the situation?" Levi raised his head, glanced around the mist, then looked up to the sky, watching the silhouette of the inverted city, "Is there any way to get in there?"
"I’m afraid it’s difficult," the elderly man shook his head slightly, "We can only hope for the one inside···"
Saying that, his words paused slightly, his gaze swept past the surrounding mist, "Is there soone in there?"
Hearing this, Levi’s expression changed slightly, as if realizing sothing forgotten.
Bang—
Just then, the elderly man suddenly looked up, gazing at the sky.
The glowing lines entwining the girl had sohow vanished, and the entangled girl was rushing toward the sky above. The glow of the purple array lit up again.
"Deal with her first." The elderly man imdiately flew up, soaring into the sky.
The silhouette of the bald head moved even faster, charging toward the girl in the sky.
Levi rubbed his brow, placing Denon on the other side of a building.
Vaguely, hazy mories surfaced in his mind.
Let’s believe it first.
He took a deep breath, and his figure rushed into the sky as well.
——
Primordial Wilderness
Watching He Ao’s body plunge into the mist, Estella turned around, continuing to manipulate the restoration of the mist waterfall, accelerating the progress of the inversion of heaven and earth.
At that mont, she furrowed her brows slightly, looking back toward the direction where He Ao had fallen into the mist.
After a brief pause, her body descended, passing through the mist, going through the city interspersed with the mist.
Soon, she lowered her head, finding He Ao lying at the center of a small plaza through the thick fog.
Her body descended from the sky, stepping onto the ground, and she looked at He Ao with so confusion, "Why haven’t you disappeared?"
He Ao raised his head, looked at her, and chuckled lightly, "Perhaps I’m just lucky."
Bam bam bam—
At that mont, accompanied by the sound of doors being pushed open, light footsteps ca from behind Estella.
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