“This is all I have prepared.”
I was confident I could get this far. Through clear calculations and research, he identified the opponent’s information and his own skills, came up with a solution, and implemented it. This allowed him to leap through space, fool the time scale, reach his opponent, and lift the thick castle wall.
Okay, everything is according to plan up to this point.
“But from here on I am just as ignorant as you. “You have to jump into the arms of your opponent without knowing anything and fight against enemies on all sides.”
And the one at the end is the god of mankind, a person who uses the human body and spirit to wield the power of gods that have come down from ancient times.
“Now we must kill God.”
Tashid grinned while holding the yam sword.
“I am not afraid, my benefactor!”
Asrail lets out a loyal cry.
“I will protect Your Majesty, even if it means sacrificing my life!”
Russ smiled and lifted his sword.
“I came this far trusting my brother. “Now I don’t say anything else.”
Gerard grinned.
“Thanks to my student, my later years are very pleasant. If I kill that guy like this, I can go to the underworld and show off to the first investigator. “You couldn’t send that guy to the goal in the end, right?”
Everyone looked tense but not afraid. Everyone shows fighting spirit and their eyes shine.
Reppenhardt smiled and took a step forward.
“Then let’s enter.”
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Sayer was looking at Reppenhardt and his group in the video with a serious face. Suddenly, he stood up with a cold smile.
“I can’t leave it like this. I guess I have to handle it myself… … .”
Instead of speaking, suddenly stop moving. Then he frowns and mutters something strange to himself.
“Change the importance of the target from ‘ignored target’ to ‘vigilant target.’”
Sereline, who was watching from the side, looked puzzled and called out to him.
“… … Mr. Sayer?”
Even though it was Sayer’s voice, the tone of speech sounded strangely different. What can I say, it feels emotionless and mechanical, like when the Akashic Omnipotence answers a question.
“Redefine the other person’s priorities.”
Sayer spat out emotionless language again and turned his head. The emotion returned to his eyes again. Sayer asked the shocked Sereline.
“Sereline. “You brought the powerful men of the earth here, right?”
“yes.”
“That’s good. “Move them to stop them.”
Sereline was a little surprised. The Sayer she had seen so far was surprisingly not the type of person who bothered to take action and take care of things herself when necessary. Didn’t she actually act like she was going to step forward just now?
“Aren’t you going to punish the author yourself?”
“Yes.”
Well, the control of the space-time fusion cannon Nirvana is not yet finished. If Sayer leaves, it may be because everything from the past few days has come to nothing. Of course, I’m not completely convinced by this alone… … .
“… … “I understand, Sayer.”
Although confused, she politely bowed her head.
“Those heretics will receive their due punishment by the Messenger of God.”
“Then my apostles will find the grace they deserve.”
Sayer gestured.
“Go, my daughter. Let my apostles fear me.”
“Please leave it to me, my father.”
Serellaine left the control room with a determined look on her face. Sayer muttered to herself as she looked behind her.
“He is not one who moves without definite preparation.”
In the past, there was a battle to find out information about Reppenhardt. At that time, Sayer suffered the indignity of losing his connection with Akashic and losing his physical body. Although it was an indirect battle using the incarnate body, there were no major problems, but it is still clear that he was defeated.
Of course, there is no way that method would work within the Sayre Temple. Sayer here is directly connected to the Akashic system, so interference with communication by divine power does not work.
The problem is that Leffenhardt must have fully guessed this fact.
Yet, they attacked with such confidence. Of course, I can’t help but think there’s something going on. In fact, hasn’t he already been stabbed twice and destroyed the space distortion barrier and the absolute defense barrier?
‘The most likely thing is to draw my attention and aim for the destruction of the Akashic Drive itself.’
Since ancient information was leaked by Thethron, it is quite possible. The newly redefined countermeasures against the opponent are linked to the Akashic System and quickly pass through my mind.
“Yes, the author is not one who moves without preparation.”
Sayer sat down on a chair.
“So, he must have prepared all sorts of strategies to deal with me.”
And suddenly he smiled coldly.
“But, have they really prepared a plan to deal with humans?”
Chapter 77 Rush
One
As you enter through the broken wall, a white space stained with dust comes into view. Carol muttered as she looked around the inside of Sayre Temple.
“The inside is surprisingly ordinary, isn’t it?”
In fact, the expression ‘ordinary’ is a bit ambiguous. Surely Sayre Temple was an amazing building. It is a building so beautiful and majestic that it defies comparison with any temple on earth, even though it is half destroyed, with huge pillars decorated with intricate carvings, endless corridors, and halls decorated with beautiful tiles.
Nevertheless, there was a reason why Carol was considered ordinary.
‘I don’t see any traces of the Silver Age civilization… … .’
He had already encountered the Silver Age civilization once. When he explored the northern pole, where he obtained the Baphomet suit, and the advanced base of the Silver Sages located there.
A structure made of steel and magic metal, hundreds of meters of pillars and walls made of melted and applied stone. The forward base was clearly an enormous structure that far exceeded the common sense of this era.
In comparison, the Sayre Temple you see now, although grand in size, is clearly a modern-day building.
Reppenhardt, who already knew the information about this place through Dream Dive, explained.
“It has to be that way. “This is just an addition to the half-destroyed cosmic egg.”
In the destroyed area, a later Yin sage rebuilt the temple building in the modern style. So it’s natural that there doesn’t seem to be anything special about it technologically or civilizationally.
“Then I guess Meteor couldn’t do much damage.”
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“I guess so.”
Leaving behind the regretful Carol, Reppenhardt looked inside. According to the information received from Tethron, the actual center of this place is located underground.
“First, I have to find that passage.”
As he walked, Reppenhardt looked around. He suddenly thought of throwing a big punch at the floor and clearing a path, but… … .
‘You can’t move carelessly just in case.’
Any dungeon would have a physical shock diffusion defense field installed, and of course Sayre Temple would have had a similar defense system.
If done incorrectly, not only will there be a hole, but the entire building may collapse. If anyone could survive being crushed by hundreds of tons of debris and crawl out, it would be about Reppenhardt himself or Gerard… … .
‘… … Isn’t it? Now that I think about it, other people will probably survive as well.’
It was something I said when I remembered the first time I met Silan, but now that I think about it, unlike before, Repenhardt and his group are all at the level of the strongest on the continent. Even Carol and Asreil can withstand that level of impact with the strength of their barding. As long as you take care of Silan and Marceline, everyone will survive somehow.
‘If I can’t find the right way, I’ll have to consider that method as well.’
Of course, the best way is to just find a way down. So Leffenhardt continued his search. Meanwhile, the other party members were in a fighting stance and were on guard in all directions.
It was in the meantime.
Without even knowing who was first, everyone in the group turned their heads to one side. A group of people could be heard between the broken pillars. “It’s Iniya,” Gerard grinned.
“hmm?”
“Ah, you finally showed up?”
Like all Auror users, they immediately notice when someone appears from far away. Although their lore is different from that of Auror users, Atilcana and Siris also have a unique method of detecting presence, so their reactions are the same.
Well, actually, not everyone had the same reaction.
“huh? What?”
“What came out?”
Priests Marceline and Silan naturally felt nothing. And the same goes for Carol, who is just an ordinary knight except for the barded Eldrad. (Karl is 2 meters tall, has solid muscles, can tear logs with his bare hands, and can knock down an oncoming bull with one hand, but he’s just ordinary here.)
“Well, since you’re an Auror user, you all have a good sense of it. “I don’t know.”
“… … sorry. “I don’t know either.”
Asrael lowered his head in shame. Although he has awakened his aura, he has not yet learned how to use his energy to sense his surroundings properly.
Tashid offered consolation.
“It’s only been a day since you became an Auror user, but if your sense of aura has already developed that much, Lord Asreil must be a Russ-level genius. It’s natural. “It’s nothing to be ashamed of.”
“… … So you’re saying Sir Russ was able to do it in one day?”
“That guy is such a genius, isn’t he?”
“How long did it take Sir Tashid?”
“I’m so dull that it took me about three days.”
“… … .”
For reference, the training period it takes for an awakened Auror user to properly demonstrate their aura is on average about half a year.
‘Ah, these people are unlucky.’
Anyway, a group of shadows slowly began to appear between the pillars. They were all dressed in pure white robes and armed. The number is approximately ten people.
Carol smiled bitterly as their facial expressions were revealed in the darkness.
“Hey, aren’t these celebrities?”
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They were all famous Auror users on the continent. Lord Rehatan of the Bashtalon Empire, Osmant, Chase of Grime, Cernes of Halein, and the free knights Masra and Katel, who are already renowned throughout the continent.
“I knew they weren’t Sayre believers, but it turns out they were also part of the Silver Sage group, right?”
There was even the Auror user of Crovence, Lord Grandiard, among them.
A sturdy knight in his 50s holds a sword and smiles at Reppenhardt and the others.
“It’s been a while, Sir Russ.”
Although Sir Grandiard did not participate in the war, he was acquainted with Russ. During the post-war process, he only met briefly as a representative when extorting compensation money from the great nobles who did not attend, so it was not a very good relationship.
Russ asked in shock.
“Lord Grandiard? You are here? Don’t you know that Crovence is an ally of Antares?”
“Now I am an apostle of the Supreme God and a collaborator of silver. “Before the majesty of God, human borders are insignificant.”
The expression on Grandiard’s face as he confidently answered showed no sign of a knight who had sworn loyalty to his country. Reppenhardt laughed heartily while looking at Carol.
“See, I told you not to import Auror users, right?”
“That’s right. “I almost got into big trouble.”
“… … ?”
Grandiard tilted his head, puzzled. Osmant of Vashtalon took a step forward with a straight face.
