Volume 6, Chapter 45 – The Evil God Appearing in Wishaven

At the same time,

At the Lingyuan family’s rear mountain in Wishaven, Ailiya was pacing back and forth inside the small wooden house. Her pink long hair swayed slightly from her hurried movements, her brows knitted into a tight knot.

“Sister Yelena, where on earth did Xing Wu go?”

Ailiya’s voice carried a sobbing tone, her eyes full of worry.

“That brat may be asking for a beating, but she’s ultimately just a baby. Even with adult consciousness, she couldn’t just wander off randomly, right? The Lingyuan family servants didn’t enter the room at that time either, so that brat… what’s going on?”

Ailiya bit her lips as she muttered to herself continuously.

Although Xing Wu repeatedly ruined her plans, Ailiya still couldn’t set aside her concern for her.

True, Miss Bai Lianyue had also disappeared.

But regarding Lianyue? Ailiya wasn’t too worried. After all, Lianyue’s strength was there for all to see.

Moreover, the evil god young lady had a habit of sneaking out to forage for food before.

“Could it be that people from the Vassals of Sky or Vassals of Sea infiltrated and took that child away?”

“No.”

Yelena stood by the window, shaking her head helplessly, her crimson eyes staring intently at the distance.

“There’s no curse power aura from other people in the room. Xing Wu left on her own—she wasn’t taken away.”

“Left on her own? Heavens, that child really…”

Clenching her fists, Ailiya bit her lips viciously.

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“When she comes back, I must spank her hard!”

“Sigh, I’ve already had the Lingyuan family and Terrabond Lineage’s Corrupted Beasts search with all their might. Be patient and wait. Perhaps there’ll be clues soon.”

Yelena’s voice was low, carrying a trace of barely perceptible self-reproach.

Clearly, Xing Wu’s sudden disappearance completely exceeded Yelena’s expectations.

However,

Just as Yelena’s words had barely finished, a voice that sounded like heavenly music yet was cold and indifferent suddenly came from behind them, like winter’s cold wind, instantly freezing the anxiety in the room:

——”Honestly speaking, I think you might not have time to consider this problem right now.”——

??!!

Who?!

As the voice rang out, Ailiya and Yelena spun around sharply. They saw a tall figure slowly walk out from the wooden house’s shadows.

It was a Siren maiden.

The maiden wore ordinary blue casual clothes. Her dark pink long hair nearly touched the ground. Her features were absolutely beautiful yet carried coldness that kept others at a distance. A pair of dark purple eyes emanated suffocating overwhelming presence.

After sensing the familiar cursed aura around the Siren maiden, Yelena’s eyes suddenly contracted.

“Polarvitan?!?!”

Before her words had finished,

Yelena suddenly waved her hand.

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Curse power surged rapidly. Three massive elemental magic beasts instantly materialized behind her: a flame-wreathed fire lion, a thunder dragon shrouded in lightning, and a giant golem covered in thick rock. The three magic beasts simultaneously let out earth-shaking roars as they pounced toward Polarvitan. Claws, flames, and lightning interweaved together, forming a world-destroying attack.

“BOOM—!!!”

The elemental beasts’ attack collided with the purple-black curse power around Polarvitan. Tremendous impact force instantly erupted. The entire wooden house was like paper, turning to dust in the energy storm. Wood chips and dust flew everywhere. Immediately after, the impact spread to the forest on the Lingyuan family’s rear mountain. Towering trees were snapped at the waist, the ground was smashed into bottomless craters. The originally lush forest was instantly annihilated, leaving only scorched ruins.

The energy aftershocks gradually dispersed. Ailiya and Yelena knelt on one knee in sorry states, blood trickling from the corners of their mouths, their clothing covered in tears.

They slowly raised their heads to look. They saw Polarvitan still standing calmly in place, her clothing completely undamaged. The purple-black curse power around her was like a shield, blocking all attacks outside.

“This power… not bad… No wonder you’ve been slaughtering my vassals like pigs for the past few hundred years.”

Polarvitan honestly gave a sentence of praise.

However, while praising,

A trace of deep displeasure also quietly flashed through the Siren maiden’s eyes.

“But… I was still talking, you know? You suddenly attacked! That’s so rude!! Too much!!”

As Polarvitan’s words came out,

The sky suddenly darkened. The moonlight was obscured.

Ailiya and Yelena instinctively looked up. They saw countless Vassals of Sky with double wings diving down from the cloud layer, blocking out the sun like a black tide. Their faces were hideous, full of terrifying intimidation. Their entire bodies emanated cold and suffocating bloodthirsty auras. Dense shadows shrouded the entire sky over Wishaven.

“Vassals of Sky?”

Ailiya narrowed her eyes, full of gravity.

“This time… we’re in big trouble…”

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At the same time, in the sky above Clavino,

The black barrier walls still emanated suffocating oppression.

Bai Lianyue floated at the barrier’s center. Her black dress rustled loudly, her emerald and silver gradient long hair moved without wind. Her dark red eyes held no warmth—only bone-piercing coldness.

“That Polarvitan went to Wishaven, didn’t she?”

At this moment,

Bai Lianyue bit her lips and said coldly.

“Oh?”

Seeing this, Bazor seemed slightly surprised.

“You guessed so quickly? I thought Lord Gaia Lobir’s reactions were quite slow.”

Without bothering with Bazor’s words, Bai Lianyue swept her sharp gaze around her surroundings.

“You think you can stall me like this? You’re underestimating me too much, aren’t you?”

Bazor floated outside the barrier, a composed smile hanging on his face, his blue eyes full of certainty:

“Lord Gaia Lobir, how could I underestimate you? With your strength, even if these First Celestial Augur Knights were several times more numerous, they couldn’t possibly defeat you. But…”

Speaking, Bazor smiled as he looked toward the surrounding metal pillars.

“This barrier constructed by the Dawn Dominion Pillars has a special setting—only when all the First Celestial Augur Knights serving as energy nodes die will the barrier automatically unlock.”

He paused, his gaze falling on Bai Lianyue, his tone carrying a trace of provocation:

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“And you—can you bear to strike against companions you once fought alongside? These are your comrades-in-arms from a thousand years ago who shared life and death with you, partners you once protected with your life.”

Bazor smiled slightly, raising his hand toward one of the black-robed figures:

“Looking at these familiar faces, can you bear to strike?”

After receiving Bazor’s indication, that black-robed figure slowly raised his hand and removed the hood from his head. The hood slid off, revealing a face familiar to Bai Lianyue—red hair, sword-like brows and starry eyes, a high nose bridge. However, at this moment his gaze was hollow, his complexion pale, without a trace of living person’s aura—only cold deathly silence.

Bazor thought that seeing this familiar face, Bai Lianyue would definitely hesitate.

But he never expected that the instant she saw that face clearly, Bai Lianyue’s gaze didn’t waver in the slightest. Instead, her brows suddenly furrowed tight, veins bulging on her forehead.

“Moande?”

Bai Lianyue’s eyes became hollow, killing intent instantly overflowing.

Before Bazor could react, Bai Lianyue suddenly released curse power without the slightest hesitation, firing an annihilation blast toward Moande’s head.

“BANG—!!!”

With a muffled boom, Moande’s head exploded like a watermelon. Red and white matter splattered out, falling on the black barrier walls, appearing especially gory. The body that lost its head suddenly plummeted downward, directly smashing a large crater in the ground.

“Uh…”

The smile on Bazor’s face instantly froze, his purple eyes full of awkwardness.

At this moment, Bazor seemed to suddenly recall words a certain green-haired young man had instructed him about.

“Alright… this, this one doesn’t count…”