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  Jackes and Aiyana, as exhausted as they were, felt relieved that the giant mae and the insane woman inside of it were cut down to pieces. Mursha had almost died, but through that overwhelming life-or-death experience, she grew even stronger. In a way, this was a trial for her to grow even further. But it even helped Jackes and Aiyana go all-out, making them quickly realize their limits and how to work around them.

  “AWOOOOO!”

  The Winged Wolf of Hope howled loudly as it looked into the clear blue skies, Mursha’s Aura shaping into a red, white, and bck winged wolf with both an angelid a demonic appearahis was somethihat Mursha had never done before—a bination of Energies, Elements, and even Divinities.

  With the power of her Divinity of Hope as its core, she was able to bihe very different powers of the Bloodfang Wolf Berserk Runes and the Spiritual Divinity of the {The Golden Phoenix of the Bright Sun}!

  This, coupled with the new refined essence of Ki, Mana, Primal Power, and Spiritual Energy finally helped Mursha unify her powers and reaew heights.

  And above all, her own Cultivation also skyrocketed, defeating these enemies granted EXP, as they had been unknowingly assimited by the System.

  The EXP, coupled with Bing Xue’s special Cultivation Formation Tattoo, helped Mursha feel even mightier as her Martial Core refiself alongside her already powerful physique.

  “I feel much stronger now…” she smiled, closing and opening her rge and strong palms. “All thanks to her. I owe her so much… I’ll make sure to be a good wife.”

  As the orc warrioress umped up for more battle, she noticed almost a hundred Divine Maes rushing towards the city, trolled by their mistress maes. The pilots were forced to go berserk on any living being they saw, as she always made them do.

  “Dammit, they’re going fiza?!” Mursha muttered. “Jackes! Aiyana! We have to go stop them!”

  “We know!” Jackes quickly drank a potion and recovered. “Aiyana, you too, take one.”

  He threotion to Aiyana, who quickly drank it and nodded.

  “Alright! We have to hurry! We promised Bing Xue no casualties!” Aiyana roared.

  The trio rushed across the skies as several molden portals opened behind them, revealing a dozen of Demons and Belze, alongside Estrel.

  “Alright, my little demon folks! We gotta do our best!” said Belze. “Master has told us to divide and quer, and so we shall do that! {Demonic Shadow}!”

  Belze suddenly divided herself as her shadow took her exact same appearance, holding a long spear of materialized darkness.

  “Ain’t this a useful little spell? Now go!”

  As her Shadow moved ahe other Demons, she quickly went back to the golden portal; however, she stopped for a moment, gng at the little bright goddess left behind.

  “Make sure to save all these humans to make up for all those you’ve killed, little goddess~”

  “Tch! Shut up, you demon!”

  Estrel tried to ignore Belze’s remarks as her starlight eyes shone brightly above the Divine Maes within her range.

  Her Aura surged, growing stronger and more Divihan before. Although she hated to admit it, her power was already growing, almost to the same level as before her death.

  Why? Because Bing Xue naturally used her Primordial Venerable Ki to maintain her being summoherefore sharing her immense energy reserves with her.

  “But fine, if I have to pay for what I did back then, so be it!” she roared, tightly grittieeth. “All of you will pay instead! You damn invaders! Die! Die! Dieeee!”

  Indeed, both in mind and body, wherel was a child, Bing Xue ended up doing well in giving her such a body at the end!

  FLAAASH!

  Her entire body fshed like a bright sun as her magic circles materialized by the hundreds, summoning tless rays of light.

  “{Divine Sunshine Rays}!”

  The rays desded from the skies as the berserk Divine Maes attempted to evade them, but the rays followed them like homing missiles.

  “Don’t you ever think you escape from my attacks, little humans!”

  With a wicked smile, the Goddess of Light showed her true selfishness and malice as she bombarded the humans from another parallel timelio smithereens.

  BOOOM! BOOOM! BOOOM! BOOOM!

  The rays pierced through the giant divine maes and vaporized anybody that was inside mercilessly. Mursha, Jackes, and Aiyana, who were taking care of them, were left speechless as the Goddess decided to attack.

  And then, the Demons emerged as well, cursing the pilots and their maes, slowing them down, and then tearing them apart by swarming over them by the dozens.

  “Gyahaha! Where do you think yoing?!”

  “Open the door, human!”

  “Let us taste your delicious soul, Gyahahaha!”

  The humans ihe maes screamed in agony as their maes were broken open and their bodies taken out, having their souls extracted by the demons.

  “Hahh~ Human souls are a rare treat!” said Belze, looking from afar. “Amazing! Make sure to eat a lot, you guys! Let's feast!"

  Her Shadoed through the skies, skipping across the clouds and rapidly dev soul after soul as much as she wanted.

  It was an all-you--eat buffet!

  The Hunter Duo and the Orc Warrioress were left speechless.

  Even more so because, aside from them, Bing Xue had quite a few questionable allies.

  “I-Is this really ok?” Aiyana muttered. “T-They’re eating their souls…”

  “She… She just vaporized the pilots from the i?” muttered Jackes. “That’s… a bit extreme.”

  “e on now! Those are my wife’s… allies?” muttered Mursha. “She definitely has quite a strange assortment of friends… But those demons helped us ba Elios, so… Um, so it’s fine. I think?”

  Mursha was trying to just accept that the wife she had chosen had questionable allies, although they got the job done, and sometimes that’s all that matters in the end.

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  83 kilometers from El Cairo, the City of Tanta stood proudly as the capital of Gharbia Governorate. Located in the ter of the Nile Delta, halfway between Damietta and Rosetta, the coastal cities of the two main branches of the Nile River.

  It was a City well known for its fish and its rather rge urban cities. Aside from being a great tourist spot for anybody who wao see the Nile River, it ce where people of all kinds gathered to sell and buy products.

  Even after the ing of the Tower and the Gates, this City had barely mao keep itself afloat thanks to beihe Nile River, providing prote from the mohat had appeared oher side.

  Although it had beuch more wless after the apocalypse, as of te, it had been slowly restructured and safety had slightly returned as Hunters were stantly recruited and paid to exterminate nearby monsters ahe pce safe, much like many cities i and other tries across the world.

  Humans were relentless; even after suffering so mud being pushed down, they would eventually rise back up to fight and survive; it was within their nature.

  Yes, indeed, it was in their natures, just as they were selfish and narcissistic. The humans from a parallel timeline, where A Egypt became the world’s dominant civilization, showcased this trait of humanity very well.

  The pyramid that was once floating above Tanta but that was sent flying into the deserts far aast the Nile River, and into the monster-ied jungles formed from the radiation of Mana from many Gates colpsed into pieces as a giant mae emerged from it.

  “Ugh…! Dammit! Just who… WHO ARE YOU?!”

  The voice of an angered middle-aged man echoed from ihe rge Meical God, who had a half-human shape and a half-snake shape, with the head and tail of a s the body of a muscur man.

  Above the destroyed pyramid floated two wolf sisters, one overflowing with golden thunder and another with emerald winds. There was a bd white aura ing from them as well, further emp their abilities and elements.

  “We’ve e here to take care of you.”

  “We won’t let you destroy the city where the humans live!”

  “Tch… Hahah! And who do you think you are?!”

  With a furious roar, the middle-aged man roared as his massive Meical God, perhaps only slightly smaller tha himself, surged from the rubble made of the pyramid’s debris.

  CRASH!

  With a furious smming attack using its enormous and thiake tail, the Meical God hissed at the girls, giving out a loud, ferocious, aallic sound.

  “SHAAAAHH!”

  The Meical God’s Golden Bloodline Aura surged as the old man piloting it smiled. His appearance was simir to Neheb but much older.

  His body didn’t look as burly as it did in his early years, and he was pletely bald, but he had a long white beard and clear wrihat showed his age.

  Despite his appearance, which should give the appearance of someone wise, he was actually a rather ing man, like a snake or a viper. His sharp eyes gred at the two wolf women while trying to think of a way to get out of this situation.

  “Lord Nebmaat! We’re utack!”

  “There’s a strange creature with weird shapes!”

  “Are they demons?!”

  The voices of his retainers echoed through his Meical God’s unig devises, yet the old Nebmaat ighem.

  “Despite having beeio bee a Pharaoh, I am here stranded on this damned alie!” Nebmaat pined. “If only my damned brother hadn’t seen through all my schemes so easily and had a son at su early age, none of this would have happened! If only… dammit!”

  The brother of the old Pharoah of the Empire of the Sun, the uncle of the current Pharaoh, the old Nebmaat, has seen three lineages rise and fall through history. With the death of his brother by his own schemes, he had expected to bee the new Pharaoh.

  However, his brother’s sons remained, and although he tried many times to make them his allies so they would give their privileges to him, or even when he plotted their deaths, he was never able to win a siime.

  And it was all because of that man, the current Pharaoh; it was as if he could see through all his schemes, through all his tricks, through his ing mind, and immediately predict his as!

  “That damn kid… Not only has he pletely fotten of his uncle, but he eve me on this chase towards his unruly daughter, as if I could ever care about this damn brat!”

  Although he was Merh’s great uhe man had never ied with the girl a single day and couldn’t care less if she died or not.

  “I’ll have to just survive on my own then…”

  His ing eyes gred at the wolf girls.

  “I’ll tear you to shreds, aliens!” he roared. “Nehebkau! {Venomous Viper Fangs}!”

  And then Urbosa ae were surprised as the Meical God’s arms turned into long, monstrous snakes, rushing towards them!

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  Pach