Simultaneous travel: Except for me, all the second dimension wives

Queen Scáthach of the Land of Shadows launched a frenzied attack on Romon, distorting the space around her as she charged forward.

Luo Meng looked at the attack with an extremely calm expression. He simply stretched out his palm and then gently pinched his index finger and thumb together.

In an instant, the incredibly sharp spear tip was firmly gripped by Luo Meng, unable to advance even an inch further.

In this situation, Scáthach's expression changed drastically, and she immediately exerted her greatest strength, attempting to spin the gun and pry Romon's hand away.

However, Romon's palm was like the hardest substance in the world, and no matter how much Scáthach struggled, she could not break free.

Left with no other choice, Scáthach had to abandon her Noble Phantasm and draw her second spear—also the Spear of Death.

The moment he drew the gun, he activated the power of his Noble Phantasm and hurled it fiercely at Romon's heart.

This strike is a sure-hit spear that transcends cause and effect, and it also contains immense deadly power. It is the spear of the god-slayer, and also the ultimate spear of the Queen of Death.

Faced with this sure-hit spear that could penetrate cause and effect, Luo Meng's eyes did not change at all; he simply blew a breath.

call.

The causal spear that Scáthach had thrown at her was blown back by this breath and landed back in Scáthach's hand.

This extremely shocking scene deeply shocked Scáthach, and her hand holding the gun trembled!
She never expected that the Noble Phantasm attack, which was connected by cause and effect, would be deflected, or more accurately, blown back by a breath.

This was an outcome she had never anticipated.

This led Scáthach, the Queen of the Land of Shadows, to realize an even more terrifying truth:

Romon's existence transcends even cause and effect; he is not one of those minor deities she killed in the past, but a true mystical God.

Given such an existence, is it really possible for her, the Queen of the Land of Shadows, to defeat it?
No, even if we can't win, we can't give up the fight.

After all, even if she were defeated and died, that would still be the ending she had been searching for.

Having pondered this, Scáthach's fighting spirit surged to its peak once more, and she gripped her lance, charging forward again. But this time, Romon seemed weary of this level of instruction, so he blew another breath. This breath contained the power of the One God, and carried the might of God himself.

With a single breath, cause and effect were reversed, space was shaken, and time and spacetime were distorted.

Ultimately, Scáthach, the Godslayer and Queen of the Land of Shadows, collapsed and vanished completely from the world of Britain.

This scene was extremely shocking to King Arthur, who was watching from the sidelines, but to Artoria, and even Jeanne d'Arc Alter and Jeanne d'Arc Saint, it was a perfectly normal scene!
At that very moment, in the distant Land of Shadows, Scáthach faced death, and at the same time, the mark belonging to Scáthach on the Throne of Heroes collapsed.

—She died, a complete death, a total annihilation. Even the Throne of Heroes, a transcendent entity, could not preserve Scáthach's soul.

Scáthach's Primarch Spirit body was gradually collapsing, but she accepted the outcome with satisfaction.

—Finally, her dream came true, and she was finally going to die.

Scáthach's consciousness and spirit were completely extinguished.

Almost instantly, Romon's voice echoed beside her completely dead consciousness:

"You are dead, your wish has been fulfilled."

"But you must understand that you have just provoked a mystical God—the One God, the Supreme Source, the omnipotent being."

"—Since you've provoked us, you must bear the consequences!!"

The moment the words fell, Scáthach felt her soul, spirit, and even her body come into existence from nothing and appear before Romon out of thin air.

At the same time, she felt a weight around her neck as a collar appeared! Scáthach's face turned deathly pale—she realized she had been captured by Romon and become his slave.

Scáthach never expected such an outcome; in fact, she never imagined that Romon, the one and only god, could create something from nothing and completely resurrect her, whose soul had been obliterated.

This method is terrifying beyond measure; perhaps only a god above gods could possess it! (End of Chapter)