Danmaku, my skills refresh weekly.

"Fuck!"

Without a second thought, he instinctively began chanting a teleportation spell, attempting to teleport to another floor. This was already close to the edge of the upper level entrance; no problem!

Whether or not one can survive the monsters on the 59th floor is another question!

With a deafening boom, hundreds of pale gray sword lights crashed straight into the towering green rhinoceros wheel from the sky.

Alfia didn't give Charles time to make a decision; she showed him through her actions that with her there was no need to run!

A barrier formed entirely of the Gospel completely blocked the crushing behemoth.

"Damn it—" The Fallen Fairy was not to be outdone, and an equally complex magic circle was unleashed, scattering terrifying lightning that covered half the floor.

It landed on Alfia and vanished into nothingness once more.

Blood trickled from the corner of her mouth, and her eyes were obscured as she looked down.

Unexpectedly, it floated in the sky, and astonishing magic erupted at that moment. [Silent Eden] withdrew from its body, and the magic, which caused the atmosphere to tremble, covered a hundred meters.

"【The root of blessing, the curse of birth. The original sin of this body that devours half of itself, without purification, without cleansing, without redemption…】"

She slowly stretched out her hand, palm facing forward, and a huge gray magic circle unfolded beneath her feet, spreading for hundreds of meters.

With an astonishing durability of SSS1499, she can withstand stronger magical attacks, unleashing her full mental power and far exceeding her full-power output when facing Leviathan.

The behemoth let out a terrified wail as it crashed into the barrier of gospel. Its crumbling, writhing flesh had not yet been repaired, so it curled up its body, protecting its vital organs with three layers of protection.

Yes, it's the fallen fairy spirit at the center of its brow, and the magic stone is located at its feet.

The foolish behemoth ignored the fairy's complaints about being an idiot and, relying on its biological instincts for danger, forcibly exposed its weakness.

Alfia raised her eyelashes, her merciless gaze sweeping over them, and loosely clenched her fist: "[The price is here. Wield the evidence to destroy everything. Weep, Holy Bell Tower.]"

"Genos Angelus, the Bell of Annihilation!"

The magic surged to a critical point. In the sky, the gray-silver bell that had appeared overhead emitted a dazzling light, then cracked and shattered.

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The final resounding roar.

A bell of annihilation powerful enough to carry into the future.

The ultimate devastation and deafening roar.

The roaring, turbid current swallowed up the surrounding glaciers and destroyed everything, annihilating the frigid floors.

The earth was destroyed. Glaciers disappeared. Plants were pulverized.

The ultimate strike from Alfia, capable of destroying everything, descended.

The colossal beast, stretching for kilometers, collapsed, its layers of green flesh crumbling and weathering away, while the rock layers and soil protecting its head were reduced to ashes.

A mournful wail followed the tolling of the bell, and countless chunks of flesh fell into the abyss along with the annihilated earth.

The fallen fairy, having lost half her body, desperately used her last remaining flesh and petals to protect the enormous, colorful magic stone beneath her feet.

She stared at Alfia, who was slowly falling, with resentment and humiliation, her anger mixed with deep fear.

"I...will be back!"

dong dong dong-

Countless boulders and icebergs pressed down, burying the collapsing giant creature.

Whoosh—the rain fell, signaling the end of the battle.

A flash of lightning appeared, and as he caught Alphia as she plummeted with the wrecked beast, Sharl glanced at the fallen fairy spirit, buried in the abyss, her fate unknown:

"I'm waiting for you!"

A gray vortex appeared and disappeared into the building.

Chapter 151 Upgrade to Level 3: Evil Priest

The underground city has 50 floors.

A gray vortex appeared, and Ciel, panting heavily, collapsed to the ground carrying Alfia on his back.

"Ciel? Dumb tape?" The little rascal, wearing a layer of fire fairy magic protective cloth, pressed it against Ciel's heart, his little face solemn, his hand pressed against his chest.

"How could you die! You idiot!" Charles flicked the little girl's head with his finger.

"Ouch!" The troublemaker covered his forehead and puffed out his cheeks.

He tilted his head back and drank the last bottle of psychic potion, then collapsed onto the warm lawn.

"Ah—it looks like we'll have to walk back from here."

Starting from the 60th floor, he repeatedly teleported, drank medicine, and teleported again. With his spirit exhausted and his old illness recurring, Alfia crossed floors more than ten times, using up all his remaining elixirs, before finally reaching this floor.

"Cough cough—" Alfia wiped the blood from the corner of her mouth and slowly sat up.

Her full-force attack worsened her condition, and it seems unlikely that she should use magic again for a while. Otherwise, a week's worth of effort would be wasted.

"Is that guy dead?" Alfia's eyes flickered.

"Not yet." Charles pouted. "It's too much of a stretch for one person to deal with that kind of monster. Even if you have a magic that can kill her in one hit, you won't be able to seize that opportunity."

Alfia said calmly, "You've memorized all her tricks, haven't you?"

“Hmm.” Charles spread his hands: “That cunning fellow used the Fallen Fairy Essence to protect his magic stone. To kill it instantly, you have to get past the Fairy Essence’s barrier defense.”

"If it can't be killed in one hit, it will devour the surrounding monsters, regenerate its body, and continue the cycle indefinitely. Hmm, this is troublesome."

"If it weren't for your [Silent Garden] restraining the Fallen Fairy Spirits, any other Familia would have no chance of survival under that kind of abnormal saturation magic attack."

"Not to mention, we also have to face that ridiculously large monster at the same time."

Alfia took a deep breath: "Is this all you need to do?"

"The basic objective has been achieved, hasn't it?" Charles breathed a sigh of relief.

"After this severe injury, she won't be able to regenerate easily in the short term. Devouring magic stones, restoring magic power, and sending out tentacles will be another huge undertaking. By the time she's truly able to get ashore, she won't have much of a chance to cause trouble."

"So be it."

He turned around, rested his head against Alfia's leg, and chewed on a blade of grass: "The problem now is, how to get back from the 50th floor. Ah... just thinking about it will take several days."

The little rascal followed suit, resting his head on Ciel's lap: "What an annoyance!"

"Hey...you little rascal!" Charles picked up the little troublemaker, staring into his innocent eyes, and swallowed back the words of scolding: "Hmm, I should give you a proper name."

"Name?" the little fairy asked, sucking her finger.

The little troublemaker's original name should have been Sheena, but like Ais, the previous generation has perished, and she is now a completely new individual, to be completely distinguished from the fallen state of the previous generation.

Charles looked at Alfia: "What do you think we should call her?"

Alfia: "...Why are you asking me?"

"You are her second parents. Madam, please give the baby a name."

"Name! Charles!"

"Should I name you?" Ciel frowned, "I'm terrible at naming things. Considering you were a Pegasus in your past life, how about...?"

"Seiya! Pegasus Meteor Fist! Ada—"

"Pegasus Meteor Fist?!" The little fairy waved her fist.

“That’s it!” Ciel stood up, striking the classic Pegasus pose: “I am Athena’s Saint, Pegasus Seiya! Ha!”

"Pfft—Oh Mosiroi!"

"Huh? Are you mocking me?! You got a sore ass, huh?!"

"So noisy." Alfia coldly interrupted their playful banter, staring at the little fairy with a cold gaze, and said indifferently:

"Alpha will do."

"Al!" The little fairy pointed at Charles, then at Alfia: "Al! Which one?"

"It's two together." I was wondering if it was too casual, and if other fairies would have to be called Beta, Gamma, or something like that in the future. And if we accidentally encounter Shadow later, we'd have to pay copyright fees.

But after the little fairy said that, Ciel felt that she had a bit of a daughter-like quality.

"Then let's call it Alpha."

"No way!" Alfia's earlobes turned slightly red as she glared at him coldly.

"Huh? Didn't you get it yourself?" Charles made a funny face.

"I've changed my mind!"

"Then you can call her Alfie."

"No!"

"We can't call him Alfre, can we? That royal will come after us!"

"...Fine. Whatever. Just be quiet." She didn't want to argue with Charles over such a pointless thing; now that she was back to her usual self, she preferred quiet.

"Then you'll be called Alpha from now on!" I played with Alpha for a while.

While waiting for Alfia to recover, Sharl took off his shirt, took out the "Renewal Potion" from Nika's pocket, and prepared to complete the final adjustments for the week, and upgrade along the way.

Instead of rushing to upgrade, Xia Er first completed the final update of his stats and reviewed them, but found no new skills yet.

Slightly disappointed, I once again realized the value of the skill bar. Another point of contention is the current manual upgrade system.

"What if the upgrade interval is too short to realize the development capability?"

Development capability is an additional attribute that only emerges when the current stage involves a certain period of special activities.

It's not like you'll get [Forging] after forging for two days, or you'll get [Abnormal Resistance] after getting poisoned a few times.

It's only been two weeks since the last upgrade. While I've had a lot of experience during that time, I haven't really mastered anything.

[Development Ability] does not appear at every level. For example, Alfia and Chardo only have 5 development abilities, which is one less than the perfect state.

Ciel didn't want the same thing to happen to him, so he gritted his teeth...

"Randomness is better than nothing!"