“Gah!”
Boom!
Tell’s head smashed into the ground, upside-down.
‘Now it’s coming.’
To the side, I saw the sky writhing and unraveling.
All the city’s defense systems had already locked onto the rift.
Once the order was given, thousands of cannons would fire at once.
[Warning!]
[Warning!]
[Warning!]
The system detected danger.
A flood of warnings filled my view.
‘My true enemy.’
The twisted sky split open, revealing a massive rift.
I could feel it. Countless fragnts trying to burst through.
“I know. They’ll be here soon.”
I looked down at Tell.
The girl once called the God of the Gods lay face-down, coughing blood.
Pitch-black blood. Her twin pairs of wings were torn from the roots.
“Ughuhuhuhu, ahahahah!”
Was she going mad?
Tell wiped the blood from her lips and stood up.
“I lose? , the ruler of M??bius, the omnipotent god who controls life and death across all dinsions...?”
“......”
“Not yet. It’s not over!”
Her eyes glowed red.
The authority of dinsional stasis.
Ti stopped for a mont.
“I will bring you absolute death...”
Suspicious magical energy surged from her left eye.
Trying to challenge
again in a battle of powers.
“Don’t be a nuisance.”
I’m not playing this ga a second ti.
I slashed to the side with my hand.
“Kahak!”
Dinsional stasis shattered, and Tell collapsed.
I twirled my finger.
Her body spun violently, breaking as it turned.
‘Right now...’
I wasn’t even sure what I was anymore.
The powers inside
were converging into one.
“Still...! I...!”
Bang!
Space where I stood tore apart.
Of course, it didn’t harm .
“I... I haven’t lost!”
“Is that so.”
Crack!
Tell’s left arm was ripped off.
I slowly approached her.
“Kgh!”
Her right arm tore away.
Armless, Tell fell to her knees.
Her body could no longer regenerate.
“You piece of sh—...”
“Shut up.”
Tell’s mouth closed.
“Ah... ah...”
She tried to speak but only mouthed words.
Then she seed to rember sothing and sent a magical transmission.
“I won’t be able to fully absorb you?”
She was right.
To absorb her power efficiently, I’d # Nоvеlight # have to repeat fights like just now.
Devouring alone wasn’t enough. asures were needed to properly digest it.
‘Not that it matters now.’
Plenty of prey would appear soon.
Sching.
I drew my Dragon Scale Spear.
And drove it through Tell’s heart.
Crack.
A faint tremor traveled up the shaft.
“......”
I twisted the spear.
Blood seeped through her torn chest.
Thud.
Tell fell forward.
‘That took too long.’
My honest impression.
There was no need to drag it out this long.
I could’ve ended it much faster.
Right from the mont we t.
But if I had, I would’ve lost myself in an instant.
This power is like a drug—use it, and it pushes you to the edge.
“Tell, I don’t pity you.”
I muttered, looking down at the goddess.
Leader of the 32 directors and the pinnacle of M??bius Corp.
A goddess of purity who had witnessed destruction since ti immorial and tried to stop it—died like this.
For soone who played with hundreds of millions of dinsions, it was a pathetically empty end.
No matter her reasons, her actions didn’t change.
She t the end she deserved.
“Still... maybe this fight was your victory.”
I gave a bitter smile.
Her corpse crumbled as it was absorbed into .
And within it, a panorama of mories played—mories of a goddess and her sister, which I chose to forget.
Just then, Cizel’s voice ca through.
“Who said anything about protecting it? I told you to evacuate. You really should listen better.”
“I’m not staying here to protect it. If you don’t want to die, run.”
So the main server was destroyed.
Good. Less for
to clean up.
“What’s the point of keeping anything? Gonna make another ga? Nope. No more failed gas.”
......
“You said you’d pay for your sins. Then do your job. Whether I succeed or fail, this is the last reset.”
Even though the company’s board was wiped out, Alpha Zero and Cizel remained.
Other executives were probably still around, and there were more than enough Gems stockpiled. Restoring the world one last ti would be possible.
‘The ga is over.’
No more half-baked performances from heroes and monsters.
Pick
Up ends here. The shutdown notice will go up. Countless Masters will complain. The custor center will be flooded with refund requests.
“Shouldn’t have played the ga in the first place.”
This is all your fault.
“You understood what I said, right? I don’t feel like repeating it.”
“Good. Nice to deal with smart people.”
“I’m staying.”
I looked up.
In the center of the sky, a black hole had opened.
GROOOAAHHHH.
The screams of infinite fragnts echoed.
“You said it yourself. If this breaks, the fragnts will spread. Soone has to stop them.”
......
No response.
I smiled faintly.
“Didn’t you want
in this role? I’m doing exactly what you wanted. Got a problem with that?”
“I’ll fight.”
‘Save Townia.’
Soone’s trembling voice.
Who he was, how I t him, how he died—
I forgot.
‘Our adventure... forever.’
A warrior who died driving his sword into the ground.
I can no longer recall that man’s dreams or journey.
‘Smile for .’
She asked
to smile.
A girl who remained graceful even in death—I can’t rember her anymore.
I looked down below my belt.
A horse statue poked its head from a pouch.
I don’t even rember who gave it to
anymore.
But—
‘I...’
I haven’t forgotten.
I may have lost my mories and emotions as a human—and I will continue to lose more—
But this—
“I won’t forget.”
That much, I can promise.
The reason I’m still standing here.
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