Chapter 1655: Chapter 524: Stat Unknown, Stronger Against the Strong_3
“A futile struggle…”
The body of the Goddess of Bright began to fade, allowing the tentacles to pass through without obstruction. Behind her, the frothy tentacles reford into the figure of Wayne, who slowly turned her around, pressing his open palm towards her face.
The Goddess faintly sensed the coolness of a breeze brushing her cheek and was startled by the incoming large hand. Confident, she made no attempt to dodge.
Impossible, surely he can’t catch .
The five fingers touched her facial skin, and in the next second, passed through.
At the mont they parted, the Goddess of Bright let out a slight sigh of relief. It was indeed a coincidence, she almost thought Wayne could truly touch her.
It’s not that I can’t, but it’s too fast. Evolution must have its limits; how can one adapt so strongly…
Splat!
Wayne slapped her on the buttocks, startling the Goddess of Bright into stiffness. Seeing her lack of reaction, as if in a daze, he kindly said, “Goddess, I’m about to attack, be prepared, this ti you can’t escape.”
The Goddess of Bright retreated violently, not having ti to ponder Wayne’s terrifying speed of evolution. Seeing the pale figure rushing swiftly, she placed the scepter in front of her, transforming it into a brilliant shield.
A large hand passed through the shield, the five fingers clawing straight for the chest of the Goddess of Bright, touching the white garnt, stirring a wave of golden ripples, then delving deep, stabbing deeply into her chest and abdon.
At this mont, though the body of the Goddess of Bright faded, who could touch who, and who could dodge who, was no longer her decision to make.
Golden light flashed, and the Goddess’s fading body scattered everywhere, attempting to regroup behind Wayne.
Light spots flickered, forcing her back into her original form, looking down at her chest in shock.
What t her gaze were five slender tentacles that had pierced her chest, each tip splitting into five more, infinitely dividing and multiplying, like a vast network of pale capillaries filling her entire body.
“Kekekeke—”
Wayne penetrated the shield, treating the tangible as intangible, his body rging into his arm, entirely burrowing into the Goddess’s body, wandering around, before finally erupting out of her mouth, nose, ears, and eyes.
The white froth gathered back into one place, reforming into Wayne’s appearance, who raised a thumb to himself, then wagged his finger at the Goddess.
Narrow-minded, can’t endure even a little grievance, retaliates on the spot.
The Goddess of Bright’s expression turned ashen as she checked herself to ensure no corruption was left, her gaze towards Wayne exceptionally cold.
Inside her, her mind briefly split into two, as if two little figures were arguing.
Galle: Told you not to worry, he always keeps his word.
Shi Luke: Wake up, there’s no redy for regret in this world, once he breaks his word, nothing can be undone.
Galle made no comnt, facts will prove everything, rging the two thoughts back together to let Shi Luke see for herself.
“Goddess, your ti is running out, better go all out, or you might deny your loss, claiming I’m unfair.”
Wayne raised his five fingers, “Don’t worry, I won’t corrupt you. Use any ultimate move you’ve got, I’ll take it all.”
The Goddess of Bright didn’t overthink, rging the two authorities of God’s domain, unleashing infinite light, expanding the third layer of the Sun God Nation to boundless limits.
Stars erged, the Milky Way flowed, a pure white void shrouded in light appeared before Wayne.
He looked up at the sky, seeing the Goddess of Bright rge into this world, manifesting in the form of infinite light, existing not in matter, but in concept.
The pupil of the Great Eyeball repeatedly contracted and expanded, applying and removing filters, rendering the sacred white into pitch black, capturing a silhouette of a human shape.
Featureless, limbs graceful, height imasurable, continuing to amplify.
The unreachable light could not be approached, blocked by stars and the Milky Way. Wayne attempted to grasp the spatial laws, discovering that apart from the light, nothing existed in this false starry sky.
Rumble!
The authority of God’s domain pressed down, to the left was the Sun God Nation, to the right the Moonlight Divine Country. After a brief fusion, the world filled with light pressed down, suppressing Wayne under infinite light.
The white froth roiled and writhed, the Pale Sea tried to counterattack, countless tentacles surged up, only to be rcilessly severed by the light.
The terrifying divine power acted on Wayne, causing him both pain and pleasure. He contemplated quietly explaining to turn the situation around, fearing he would break Galle’s trust, ultimately remaining silent.
Boom!
The divine nation descended, leaving no trace of pale in the infinite brightness.
“I won.”
The Goddess of Bright let out a sigh of relief. Defeating Wayne did not bring her joy, as her thoughts split into two and began to argue again.
Galle: Won, now he’s yours, sleep with him, infuriate Idinis.
Shi Luke: Don’t talk nonsense, though I won, I can’t kill him. When the fusion ti ends, he’ll certainly deny the bet once free, the best result is to fight a second match. He’s so fast, I’m not confident I can beat him again.
Galle: Impossible!
Shi Luke: How is it impossible? He’s that kind of person.
Galle: If he planned to break his word, he could do it now, no need to turn on after losing.
Shi Luke: Fool, do you know what it ans to be furious out of sha?
Galle: I do, you are right now.
Shi Luke was rendered speechless, letting Galle take over, agreeing with whatever she said.
Galle spoke a monologue, seeing no response, huffed twice, rging the two thoughts back into one.
It seems that, although Shi Luke was the one thinking, the Goddess of Bright’s initiative seed in Galle’s hands, or rather, her shares were higher, granting her a larger say.
As the Goddess of Bright contemplated herself, awaiting the end of the fusion ti, and exploring ways to extend it, a great noise rose from below the divine nation.
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