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  Merh, the Princess of the Empire of the Sun, the rgest try that emerged from the A Egyptians in a parallel world.

  They’re quite literally still the same a Egyptians; they talk in their a nguage, use their a letters with almost no ges, and everything... Except they have super-advaeology that rivals magic or even surpasses it most of the time.

  She arrived in El Cairo a couple of days ago from the Time Gate and has been helping the people, earning their resped care. However, at the same time, many other "invaders,” or perhaps stranded people, from her parallel world arrived.

  Inside giant, golden pyramids floating in the sky. They seemed to be ral at first, only , hence why I didn’t act yet. I was too busy dealing with my own problems and doing my own things after all.

  However, they crossed the line, led by a prinamed Akhenaten, who hated Merh and desired the Meical God she “stole” from her family back. He attacked El Cairo, using his own Meical God, a powerful mae capable of summoning and trolling Dark Matter, leading an army of almost a hundred “Divine Maes,” smaller yet still very powerful maes.

  His attaded, causing tremendous chaos iy; several buildings colpsed, whole streets were destroyed, and there were over fifty casualties too. Merh was trying to stop him and his army but ended up being caged in Dark Matter.

  The Hunters from here were very strong; yes, they mao hold back Akhenaten and his army for a while, but eventually they would have been overwhelmed as well.

  After I received a call for help from the chairman of the city, I immediately came to help using a Doppelganger, bringing with me my disciples aing their strength.

  I also freed Merh and helped her, earnirust, while she also became slightly ied to me. After that, she defeated Akhenaten and almost killed him.

  However, in my magnanimity, I decided to spare him because Merh asked me to heal him. That young woman is quite generous; despite that man trying to kill her, she still fave him.

  Apparently there’s a lot of fights between the politics of their inal world, especially in the imperial family, with a cold emperor coupled with children that let their mothers manipute them.

  It quickly creates a very dangerous enviro. Akhenaten’s mother apparently plotted the death of Merh’s mother and has maniputed him into being the despicable young man he was.

  Despite all of that, he was not an equal and had been fined in the prison of my Golden Pagoda for the moment.

  Later, he will assist us in using the teology of his people for our own be, and every other person that art of his fleet has been imprisoned if they weren’t killed already.

  “Who is this bratty woman?” Mursha wondered, gring at Merh angrily because she tried to order me around. “Daring to order my wife to sit at your side? Who do you think you are?!”

  I tried to quickly calm down Mursha; I didn’t want them to start fighting over nothing.

  “Hah?! Who is this green-skinned brute?!” Merh cried angrily. “You dare talk back to high royalty like me?!”

  “C-Calm down!” I sighed. “Don’t fight, please. We’re in a civil meeting... Merh, I would gdly sit down at your side, but I have a family I would rather apany instead. So please behave. Also, Mursha is my lover, so don’t treat her badly.”

  Mursha nodded, crossing her arms while blushing, proud of my words.

  “That’s right! Bing Xue is my beloved, so don’t get cocky!”

  Everyone remained in silence. Indeed, it was a bit embarrassing, if not awkward.

  “Anyways, let’s get along.” I said. “Mother, sister, how have you been!”

  I ran to my mother and my sister, hugging them and kissing their cheeks.

  “Katherine, you’re back… and with quite the show with you this time,” sighed my mother. “Was the issue with Floor 2 solved?”

  “Yes, everything is done for. That God is dead, and we’ve created a new God,” I nodded.

  “Y-You talk about that so casually!” said Ruby. “But isn’t that insane?!”

  "Well, you’ve already seen y sister do plenty of ihings! Calm down, Ruby,” I giggled. “Anyways! Hello everyone, how have you been? My dear disciples, and... the hunters of El Cairo.”

  “Bing Xue! It is an honor to meet you in person this time.”

  A tall, brown-skinned man with short bck hair and a muscur frame, wearing a white blouse and bck pants, and with a big, cw mark-shaped scar in the middle of his face, greeted me with a warm smile.

  He was nobody else but the chairman of the association of hunters iy of El ohamed Khaled. He is a rather popur man all across this hemisphere due to his amazing strength.

  “Mohamed! Thank you for the warm wele,” I said. “I’m sorry if my disciples have caused any invenience for you.”

  “Of course not; they’re well-behaved people,” said Mohamed with a nod.

  As he greeted me cordially, the rest of the hunters also did the same.

  “My, you’re even more dazzling in person, Bing Xue~”

  A slender, beautiful ban, with short bck hair and sedug, bright blue eyes, wearing a colorful dress and many pieces of jewelry, especially rings, magigs, greeted me with a pleasing smile.

  This beauty was Heba Marwa, often known as “Queen of the Dunes," another S-Rank Hunter. She possesses the incredible power of trolling Sand; as simple as it is, in the middle of a desert, she has bee a god-like magi.

  I efforts to stop Akhenaten, she alone held him for several minutes, despite the tremendous differen power betweewo.

  An incredible woman, both strong in magid will, she’s the pilr of El Cairo, aside from Mohamed.

  “You’re finally ba your real body, huh?!” A bratty young man groaned, eating a rge pieeat. “Well, just sit down a already; what are you standing there for?”

  An angry-looking young man with long white hair, a slender yet muscur figure, wearing a bck blouse and jeans, looking to be in his te teens, g me with annoyance. His sharp red eyes emanated a slightly menag bloodlust.

  This brat was Ahmed Mostafa, known as “The Blood Beast Berserk,” another S-Rank Hunter. He’s a very strong young man, though his manners are terrible!

  He truly needs some corre, perhaps a good education.

  “Hey Ahmed! What are those manners?!” Mohamed roared angrily. “And I’ve already told you, put down your foot from the table!”

  “Tch, so annoying.” Ahmed groaned while looking elsewhere, ign Mohamed.

  Hahah, even in a pce like Egypt, there are dynamics like these, I guess.

  “Bing Xue! Wele back! I’m so gd you’re here!”

  Little Sara also greeted me; she was sitting right o Hekita, having already bee her friend.

  “Sara! Hello dear, I’m gd you’ve bee a friend of Hekita. Thank you.”

  “Oh? It’s nothing! Hekita’s so cute, I just couldn’t let go of her!”

  “You’re cute too, Sara!”

  “Heheh, nuh, you’re the cutest and fluffiest!”

  Sara giggled, pattia and caressing her head aail.

  Hekita just let her touch her without minding.

  Hm, I believe I uand why Sara became her friend so quickly.

  She really likes her fluffy appearance.

  I hope she doesn’t treat my Hekita as a pet, though.

  “Ahem! Anyways, thank you for the warm wele, everyone.” I finally sat down on the seat they prepared for me, between my mother and my sister.

  Fiery Hair, Mursha, Peperina, Urbosa, ae sat around us, although the giantesses, Mursha and Fiery Hair, were te to sit down on normal seats, though they didn’t mind sitting on the floor, cross-legged.

  “Now then! Shall we begin our meeting? There’s a lot we o talk about.” I said.

  “Indeed…” Heba nodded. “As we already told you, we’ve detected four more pyramids flying above Egypt, most of them h over cities... And one of them left us a message after Akhenaten’s defeat.”

  She quickly reproduced the message using her phone.

  [To all inferiors that live in this deserted wastend, I, the Empress of the Empire of the Sueri Akasia, e to inform you of your prompt purge, unless you help me retrieve my son, who has fallen into the cws of your brethren. I shall only wait 48 hours before I and my fleets begin to vaporize every city we see. Give me back my son, Anubis, and Ra. Or else, prepare yourself for a prompt release from your mortal husks.]

  That retty much a war decration.

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  “Ooohh!”

  “Haaah!”

  “Ahaaah!”

  “Gaaah!”

  “Ooohh!”

  The primitive dances and singing of many cavemen reverberated within dark, hidden caves beh the ground.

  In the darkness dimly illuminated by small torches, these people, with eyes with many pupils, slender bodies, and sharp i-like cws, danced around a rge, purple-colored fire.

  A mountain of golden crystals rested in this purple fme, which tinued growing rger and rger as they tio dance.

  These cavemen, with spider-like traits, looked to be in some sort of trance; as they danced and sang, it was as if their very souls were emerging from their bodies.

  “Dance, my people, dance for our Aor! She must e! She will save us!”

  And iween the dang, a tall woman with pale white skin, ed in purple clothes, smiled, her slender aiful body decorated with tless bck tattoos resembling spiderwebs and spiders.

  She raised a staff made of wood, imbued with the crystalized heart of a beast, of amber-gold color, extracted from the very primal dinosaurs that they hunted down.

  As the dand the singing intensified, essehin the pile of thousands of crystals began to exude, with Primal Pinning to emerge, resembling a cloud of gold color.

  FLUOSH!

  And then, the purple fmes paihe gold cloud of its color, the purple cloud spreading everywhere, rapidly growi legs, eight crimson eyes, and an abdomen, ending in a very reizable shape.

  Slowly, it was being… a gigantic spider.

  “My children… You have called me! And therefore, I shall answer...”

  A tremendous presearted to emerge, shaking the very fabric of reality as it began to ma fully before the call of its children.

  ing from a parallel world, the entity was able t itself here thanks to this ritual, and thousands of crystalized hearts of primal-scaled gods were offered.

  Their Primal Power was s and dehat even ay such as this was able to breach through spad time, thanks to the e already established!

  “The Great Web Mother!” the Shaman woman screamed. “Please answer our call! Help us... return home!”

  To return home!

  Despite everything, these people didn’t want to remain in this world.

  They wao go back to their primal juheir a gardens, and their dark caves in their abandoned mountains.

  They didn’t belong here and didn’t want to remain for another sed either.

  Yet the gigantic spider, made of clouds, smiled.

  “Return? Why should I?”

  The spider’s cloudy body spread out everywhere, beginning to be absorbed by the bodies of the hundreds of cavemen.

  “Uuaaggh!”

  “Uugh!”

  “Aaaggh!”

  Their screams and groans of pain echoed everywhere; the Shaman suddenly panicked. She gnced back at their Aor, their Deity.

  “W-What?! Why are you doing this, Great Web Mother!”

  As she asked for an ahe gigantic spider’s presenly grew stronger.

  She might be their aor somehow, and she might io protect them.

  But how she does it, it’s all up to her and her selfishness.

  “You will thrive here... And make this my , my children.”

  Her presence tio grow stronger and rger, spreading like dark and purple ooze and rot that grew in every single part of the caves and quickly reag the surface.

  “N-No! Wait, Web Mother! T-This is…!”

  The Shaman parying to fight against their Aor’s Divine Influence. She ran away, trying to climb through the caves, but the dark fog tinued chasing her.

  “Oooggghh!”

  “Gaaaagghh!”

  “Shaaahhh!”

  And the people that beloo her were also chasing her, groaning and climbing through walls, their bodies having ged monstrously.

  “Web Mother…! Why! Why are you doing this?! T-This is not the way!”

  “Why, you ask, my child? Perhaps you simply didn’t know me better.”

  RUMBLE!

  The ground above trembled, and as the very ndscape began to ge, spires made of bck stoarted emerging, and kes and rivers made of poisonous purple ooze spread further.

  “This world… It’s so full of many energies, of so much fresh Life Force… Of Souls!”

  The spiders tinued growing rger, and rger, and rger!

  “I … I must feed! I must feast!”

  A Primal Deity has e to cim this world as her own.

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  Pach