"ENOUGH!"
A booming sound shattered the air, followed by a spatial vortex opening up.
Erging from it was another airship, larger and more advanced, but strangely familiar.
It resembled the spaceship from those fragnted mories. They must have either discovered its blueprint or salvaged and restored a wrecked one.
As the ship hovered overhead, a dozen figures soared out, each displaying power levels far beyond the norm.
Not a single one was weaker than Zelly, showcasing their imnse strength.
They were the pinnacle of human power, known as The United Power.
"You finally show yourself. I was starting to wonder if you were going to keep hiding," I chuckled aloud, testing their reaction to my bold deanor.
Their reactions varied: so exchanged looks with frowns of disapproval, others sneered with obvious disdain.
One stepped forward, his expression a mix of irritation and challenge, clearly unimpressed by my rude words.
However, the one I was most interested in was the tallic silver figure at the forefront.
His entire body was silver, with a red gem on his forehead that, upon closer inspection, contained a cluster of codes.
It beca obvious to that this individual had no brain; he looked more like a computer that got a body.
"My na is Tony Astron, leader of the United Power," he introduced himself, his voice chanical and vibrating.
"I’m Zyden Magnum Godheart, Supre God Mage," I introduced myself proudly, reveling in the aweso feeling the title brought .
"Let’s discuss this. Fighting each other will only lead to losses on both sides," he explained, attempting to downplay the fact that he had initiated the conflict by sending his robots after .
"What both sides? There are thousands of you, and only one of . The loses won’t be proportionate at all," I chuckled, taunting them because I was bored.
"You—" One of the mbers of United Power began to speak, but he was quickly silenced by a raised hand from Tony.
"Let talk to him, " His tallic voice resonated with authority as he intervened, ensuring no further interruptions.
"That’s right, you should listen to your leader. You’re just a minor character so don’t over step your authority," I shook my head in disappointnt.
This angered a lot of mbers, but they all maintained their silence out of respect for their leader.
This guy must be pretty powerful to keep these prideful and egotistic people in check.
"What do you want?" he asked, now willing to engage in conversation after realizing that fighting would only lead to more deaths.
I contemplated for a mont and decided not to be too demanding, or they might start to perceive as the antagonist here.
Which was far from the truth, because I possess all the qualities that a protagonist should have.
Perfect face, perfect body, perfect mind, perfect attitude, perfect power—perfect in every way imaginable. It would take years to list all my perfect characteristics.
"I want full control of Earth. Basically, you all need to serve as the new owner. There will no longer be governnts because I will own all the countries and all the resources. When I say everything, I an everything,"
The mbers of the United Power started barking out how ridiculous my demand was.
"What? You can’t be serious!"
"This is madness!"
"Who do you think you are?"
Their voices was filled with annoyance, expressing their disbelief.
"I’m literally a god, but much more handso and cooler," I replied with a confident smirk.
"You..." A black-haired woman stepped forward, clad in armor that only covered her chest and waist, holding a sword that emitted a dangerous aura.
"You’re quite the hottie. How about you quit that United Power and be with ? It’s a higher status than your little play organization,"
"Fuck off!" She eyed nacingly, clearly insulted by my proposition.
"Don’t insult her," Tony ca to the rescue. For a robot, he knew how to be a simp.
"I’m giving her the chance to be with . That’s an honor," I stated confidently.
"Interesting. It seems my observation about you being extrely egotistic was correct," He spat back.
I raised my eyebrow at his incorrect assessnt.
"I’m pretty sure I’m very humble," I replied sarcastically.
"I don’t think my data is wrong. It says here that you have a 100% chance of being narcissistic and very dangerous because you are too egotistic, and see yourself as the center of the universe,"
"That’s really biased because your data ca from studying humans," I pointed out.
Tony paused for a mont, contemplating how to reply.
"Well, then can you enlighten about yourself? You said you are not from this world, so it’s alright to assu that you are an alien."
"There’s really nothing more to say. Just know that I’m powerful, and if you all don’t surrender, you will regret it," I stated firmly.
"And where is your confidence coming from? I admit you’re strong, but after calculating our total force and considering the power you’ve shown, I’m 100% confident that we can defeat you if we go all out and don’t care about collateral damage," he countered boldly.
I shook my head after hearing his silly statent. It seed they had underestimated because I had been holding back.
’Should I get more serious?’ I thought to myself, hesitating, as I considered whether it might be overkill.
But seeing the defiant look on their faces, it seed I had to dial back on my humility and assert myself more forcefully.
"Supre Tier Magic... Chronos-sphere," I declared.
Instantly, a purple, semi-transparent barrier enveloped , extending in a 100-ter radius.
"I’ll show you that you can never beat , no matter what you do," I taunted. "Co on, launch your strongest attack against ."
"I’ve had enough of your bullshit!" The woman I teased before roared, as golden energy began to converge into her sword, transforming into light particles.
She raised her sword, and with each passing second, the light grew brighter and brighter.
The air around it humd with intensity, and even the space itself bended under the pressure.
"Radiant Slash!" she cried out while swinging her sword.
From its tip, a flash of light briefly glowed, and an attack close to the speed of light cut through the air.
It was really fast.
However, the mont it entered my barrier, it instantly beca suspended mid-air.
"Talk about bad timing," I chuckled aloud, finding it amusing that she had chosen to use that type of attack after I had cast a literal ti freeze area of effect.
"Impossible," she was speechless.
The attack she had just launched was one of her strongest and fastest, so the shock was too much for her.
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I spun my staff for added effect before responding, "Nothing is really impossible for ."
"So, I’ll ask you again, submit or die. Choose carefully, I’m running out of patience," I declared my tone colder and more threatening now.
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