A month later, inside one of the five hundred realms.
'Rid this entire cluster of the divine,he ordered. How many more creatures will have to die? How many more deaths? Trillions? Quadrillions? No, quintillions, maybe more… it's an extrely cruel thing to ask a creature to do. I am sure most would agree. But unfortunately, he does not see it that way; it was as if, in his mind, the life of any creature who wasn't of use to him was aningless, and they should just died… and why didn't he just cleanse this world himself, with his transcended and incomprehensible powers it should just be a wave of an hand to accomplish this….
and I have no choice but to comply. I have a son now; I can't risk him being killed gruesoly as a punishnt for my insubordination.'
Sigh, Malavan, his eyes glowing so brightly that they illuminated the dark vacuum around him.
A few ters above his head floated a small, 1-ter-long purple banner, and he was covered in blood from head to toe, but the blood was not his. No, the source of this blood was from what he sat on.
His atrocity.
A cosmic mountain of bloody flesh and gore ford from the quadrillions of creatures that he had single handedly slaughtered.
Suddenly, a roar laced with pure anger and sadness rang out,
"Aaaaaaah, how could you?! How dare you?!?" The language was unknown to Malavan, but there was no such thing as a language barrier for creatures at his level, he instantly understood it.
He turned to the left and gazed at the army of millions of red humanoids with birdlike faces. Each one of them were at the 4-5th life level .
They pierced the dark and cold vacuum toward him at light speed.
He sensed the extre hate and killing intent blazing inside them, even though they were hundreds of millions of kiloters away.
At their forefront was a creature that pulsed with the aura of an apex 5th tier, also known as an ancient terror.
As it soared, its body kept shifting into different states of matter one second gas, the next plasma, and then liquid, evidence that it held an innate ability, perhaps matter manipulation. Its voice rang out once more,
"Invader! I am going to rip you apart and devour your spirit bit by bit!" His voice contained so much killing intent that the vacuum around him beca crimson after he spoke. But unfortunately for him, he would never be able to fulfill those words, for the creature before him was a monster.
"Sigh, you are of the divine, so I must kill you," muttered Malavan in a sowhat exhausted tone as his body started to pulse with the tier 6 true aning of gravity.
He raised his right hand toward the creatures and then slowly began to pinch his index finger and thumb together. As he pinched, the vacuum around the creatures suddenly started to compress and crush,
Crack! Crack!
Every single one of the creatures felt a dreadful feeling wash over them as they saw the vacuum around them start cracking.
"Defense formation!"
ordered the leading creature, and the millions of creatures imdiately assembled into spherical formation. Then,
boom!
Their divine energy exploded from their bodies and continued to circulate like a circuit. After that, boom! A blue transparent barrier instantly materialized around them.
The leader then raised his right hand above his head, and the hands of the divine compass within his subconscious started spinning.
Cli-cli-cli-cli-click~
A glowing runic inscription spanning hundreds of thousands of kiloters materialized above his barrier. This was a teleportation spell; he wish to teleport his entire army directly before Malavan. The inscription started glowing brightly as it was activated, but right before it could activate, sothing unfortunate for him happened.
Tap!
Malavan's index finger and thumb finally closed, and,
[Black Hole!]
Pash!
Shooosh!
Boom!
The vacuum around the creatures instantly compressed into a single point, then shattered and blood into a giant, hundred-thousand-kiloter-long, obsidian disk-shaped black hole.
The mont it blood, it instantly devoured 99 percent of the creatures, the stars, and even light itself, with millions of km.
The surviving creature was the leader; his body was in a plasma-like state and elongated as he was being sucked toward the center of the black hole.
"Aaaaaah!"
He let out an anger- and pain-filled roar as his two arms clawed at the vacuum in an attempt to crawl out of the black hole, but unfortunately for him, his efforts were futile. For Malavan tapped his index finger toward him, [Push!] and a terrifying pushing force slamd into his body,
Boom!
The impact sent him flying backward into the core of the black hole.
"Nooo!"
he roared out in defiance while clawing at the vacuum in madness, but his efforts were aningless because he was now in an inescapable zone of the black hole.
Suddenly, he did sothing unexpected; he gazed toward Malavan, and a glint appeared in his eyes. After that, he stopped clawing at the vacuum and muttered,
"I will see you soon!"
His body sank to the core of the black hole, devoured. To be honest, he had long accepted death even before he ca here. He knew that he had no chance of defeating the creature before, and his goal wasn't to win; no, it was sothing else.
To be a distraction.
Imdiately after the creature died, the vacuum within a hundred thousand kiloters of Malavan twisted and turned, then,
Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!
Four attacks in the form of 10,000-kiloter-long glowing hamrs shot out from space at extre speed.
Malavan gazed at the incoming attacks with indifference, and right as they were about to make contact with him,
[Domain!]
A terrifying obsidian force exploded from his body. Boom! In an instant, it engulfed everything within a million kiloters and then condensed into an all-consuming black hole with him as its core.
The black hole instantly devoured the attacks. And Right at that mont,
boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!
Four shimring domains of fire, plant, shadow, and illusion exploded at the edge of his domain; they also enveloped almost everything within a million kiloters of them.
And they would have enveloped everything if not for his domain suppressing the outer edge of the four domains toward his.
Boom!
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