BLINK!
I teleported to North Korea after completing my tasks in the United States.
As the self-proclaid God of this world, my influence was nearly absolute.
Tony and the rest had started following all my instructions.
They might seem weak and pitiful compared to , but their overall strength was enough to make the world leaders surrender.
However, not everyone welcod my rule. For those countries, I plan to make an example out of them.
’I have a lot of mories of this place ’
I thought, rembering a ti when I had massacred people here for experience points.
I was immature back then—well, not that I’ve changed much. They say boys don’t get old; we just get bigger toys. The only problem was, I got the biggest one, and I’m not exactly the responsible type
mories of past atrocities flooded my mind as I surveyed the city.
’Now that I’m here, I should erase this place completely. Is the cara already recording?’
I wondered, checking the device I had brought for broadcasting, so everyone could in the world could enjoy the show.
Floating into the sky, I raised my staff. A white magic circle enveloped , humming with imnse power.
I knew the world was watching as I prepared to demonstrate the consequences of defying .
"Grand Tier Magic... Maximized Chain Lightning!"
I roared for added flair.
My voice echoed through the city, and everyone went outside to check.
But before they could even process what was happening, my spell triggered, and hundreds of thousands of lightning bolts bore down into the city.
The lightning storm I unleashed was a terrifying sight.
Each bolt of lightning struck the city with a deafening crack, lighting up the sky and destroying everything it hit.
Buildings crumbled into pieces, and the streets were filled with bright flashes and loud booms.
People scread in fear, but their cries were drowned out by the roaring thunder.
Electrical currents surged through power lines, causing explosions and setting things on fire.
Cars burst into flas, and their tal parts lted into twisted shapes.
Power lines snapped and whipped around dangerously, adding to the chaos.
People ran in all directions, their faces showing pure terror.
So were struck directly by the lightning, their bodies shaking before falling lifeless to the ground.
Others were trapped in burning buildings or crushed by falling debris, their cries for help lost in the chaos.
The sll of burning mixed with the scent of electricity, creating a horrible stench that filled the air.
The once-busy city was now a scene of total destruction, lit only by the flickering flas of the fires.
As the magic circle continued to expand, the destruction spread, wiping out everything in its path.
Parks, schools, and hospitals—nothing was safe. The powerful spell showed no rcy, turning the entire area into ash and ruins.
In the end, the city was unrecognizable.
What had once been a lively place was now a smoking wasteland, a grim reminder of what happens when soone dares to challenge a god.
But I was not done yet.
"Grand Tier Magic... Maximized Inferno!"
This ti, a red magic circle ford on my staff.
It was smaller, only the size of a plate, but when I pointed it at the destroyed city below, it spewed a massive amount of fla like a giant flathrower.
The flas were dark and intense, lting everything in sight.
The fire blasted down with incredible force, creating rivers of molten destruction.
Buildings that had withstood the lightning now turned to liquid tal and ash, collapsing into glowing, bubbling pools.
The intense heat caused the ground to crack and split, as if the earth itself was breaking apart.
Few people who had survived the lightning now faced a new horror.
The dark flas spread rapidly, consuming everything.
The inferno raged on, turning the city into a scene of utter devastation. Trees and plants were reduced to ash in seconds, and the flas leapt from building to building, leaving a trail of destruction.
As the dark flas continued to pour from the magic circle, the city was swallowed by an ocean of fire.
Why did I do all of this? It was to remind everyone that I could destroy the world if I wished to.
Fear was the best motivation to keep people from betraying . After this, everyone would obey the rules I imposed without question.
No, they would beg to follow them, terrified that they might be next.
In their minds, I am soone who resorts to total eradication when my decisions were challenged.
After I was done , I looked at the cara and a smile appeared on my lips.
"Don’t worry, everyone who follows the new world order is safe. I will usher humanity into a new era. But for those stupid enough to challenge , I’ll pay you a visit and show you that I don’t give second chances," I warned.
As I spoke, I teleported to other countries showing resistance and did the sa. I only targeted three or four places, not wanting to steal the job of the United Power.
After I finished, I teleported to Seoul and reverted to my default form, with dark hair and eyes, blending in with the masses.
I watched the events unfold on the big screen in the city square while sipping a Milktea.
The people around had no idea that the one responsible for everything was standing right there with them.
"Fuck that dude, does he think he’s a god or sothing just because he’s powerful and extrely handso!" I roared in anger, hoping to find agreent from those around .
But as I shouted in protest, soone grabbed by the shoulder.
"Young man, I don’t think that’s a good thing to say. We must accept that this world already belongs to Lord Zyden. It’s better if you keep quiet. You never know, maybe he has the ability to hear everything," they cautioned.
The others nodded in agreent and echoed similar sentints.
"Why should I shut up? That guy is a monster! He kills everyone like they’re nothing. Fuck him, he’s a psychotic prick!"
"Stop talking nonsense, you bastard! You might get this city destroyed!" the crowd angrily scolded . The fear I had instilled seed more effective than I had anticipated.
"You bunch of cowards! It’s better to die than serve a crazy god!" I replied defiantly, then turned around. Discover hidden content at .Côm
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