The Holy Grail War Blessed by the Gods

Manshu raised the Norton sword in his hand again, and Sekhmet naturally stepped back and stood behind Manshu.

Today, the raging lion goddess showed no sign of anger in her eyes, only an overwhelming sense of divinity.

Like the blazing midday sun, it exudes the dignity and majesty of a great god.

She easily suppressed her fighting spirit and abandoned the powerless Odin without hesitation, just as the blazing sun hanging in the sky waited quietly behind Manshu, handing over the Odin before her to Manshu.

"I've stolen your hard-earned spoils and trophies. Ever since you came into my sight, I haven't been able to give you any decent offerings, not even much blood or fine wine."

Manshu calmly spoke to Sekhmet first, leaving Odin aside for the time being.

The lion god, overflowing with divinity, simply lowered his head slightly and exhaled a scorching breath. The burning breath stirred up sparks, which transformed into tiny blazing suns that merged into Manjushri's body.

At this moment, the divinity possessed by Manjushri far surpassed that of Osmandis, making him seem like a deity walking on the earth.

This was Sekhmet's reply; she didn't need those extra sacrifices, for power and glory had already been bestowed upon her.

"I'm just worrying with my narrow-minded thinking again. It's all because of this great god who bears the name of Odin, making me always overthink things."

Manshu laughed with delight, then began to reflect on his actions, which aroused the power of Norton that had already been activated.

"Fall down! Crawl away! You vermin!"

Manjushri truly showed no respect whatsoever, only utter contempt as he shouted at Odin.

Even just now, Odin had only hidden to the side, concealing Gungnir in his robe.

He stared intently at Manshu with his single eye, as if trying to imprint every scene before him into his memory and etch it deeply.

He only began to act now, but as soon as he started to feel something, Manju saw that all the power in his body had flowed away.

"I should have done more preparation instead of taking action right now. This failure was just because I didn't prepare enough, just like before."

Odin slowly opened his mouth and spoke, but Manshu didn't want to hear his explanation. Therefore, the blazing sunlight directly interrupted Odin's words, and Norton was swung away from Manshu's hand.

"We will have another chance to meet. This is not a threat, but a fact that has been established."

The gods of this land have long taken notice of you. On the road ahead, the goddess of Venus and I have laid out trials for you. You will not have the chance then; Valhalla is already preparing to welcome you.

Odin appeared unmoved by the descending Norton sword, continuing to speak and intimidate.

But Manju showed no change in expression, nor any slowing of his movements.

The destructive sunlight melted Odin's eagle helmet and completely burned the cloak draped over his shoulders.

The divine power that constituted his body was also ignited, and his flesh transformed into a fireball.

Only at the very last moment did Odin move, shooting Gungnir out of his body.

"The spear of fate has marked your path. Enjoy the dappled sunlight sprinkled by the Egyptian gods, for when you reach your twilight, their sun will not be able to save you."

After shooting out Kun-2 Gun-nir, O-Jiu-Ding had no strength left and was directly burned to ashes by the flames.

His single eye watched Manshu until he turned to ashes and was completely destroyed.

"Your gun can't mark me, it can't even hurt me."

Even though Odin was no longer there, Manju still spoke with disdain.

He swung Norton's sword again, and Gungnir, which shot towards him like a meteor, crashed into Norton's blade.

This spear, described in the Edda as unstoppable and possessing the power to pierce through everything, has lost its divine power at this moment.

It only managed to pierce through the magical light emanating from the sword's exterior before stopping, and was instead split in two by Norton.

The spear, capable of piercing through everything, was instead pierced through itself, split in two, and finally lost its power, falling into the abyss below.

"Hahaha, now that we've dealt with that foreign god, let's uphold the authority of the Supreme Pharaoh together, Berserker!"

Osmandis's cheerful voice quickly came over at this moment. With Manshu fully focused on dealing with Odin, the cub below was left to Arash and Osmandis to handle.

Arash remained on the cliff above, not too close to the cub; drawing his bow and firing an arrow would suffice for defense. 2

Even those tentacles, comparable in power to anti-army Noble Phantasms, weren't particularly threatening; the massive number of arrows Arash fired at full power possessed similar force. 9.

Those were arrows shot out, but their power was enough to flatten Mount Ottomo. 4.

But Osmandis below wasn't having it so easy; he was reborn directly from the young beast's body, and the solar ship alone was far from sufficient.

Despite the exceptional performance of the Dark Sun Ship, an A+ anti-army Noble Phantasm, the monster below was no ordinary creature either. Even in a short time, the Sun Ship was already badly damaged. *Hiss*

So, no sooner had Odin's reaction subsided than Osmandis shouted impatiently. ③

In any case, it wasn't shameful to appeal to Manju, who was also a pharaoh, for help. Besides, this wasn't a plea for help, but rather a call to uphold the pharaoh's authority together. (5)

"Of course! As the embodiment of a god walking on earth, as the supreme and radiant god, how can the Pharaoh's majesty be defiled!" (6)

Having just received the help of the Egyptian gods, how could he stand idly by? Besides, the other party had come to help him and was in danger in the first place. Manshu nodded without hesitation.

"Show your majesty as Pharaoh, spread your omnipotent light across this land, and together save the world."

Manshu shouted loudly, unleashing the full power within him, and charged directly downwards.

Sekhmet, who was standing behind Manju, also jumped down as Manju moved. The scorching sun fell directly into the dark mass of flesh below, evaporating much of the turbulent dark sea.

The young beast, which had just regrouped and even displayed some divine power in front of Arash and Osmandis, was immediately reduced to its original state.

It emitted endless wails and cries, its anguish resembling the lamentations of Jeremiah at the fall of Jerusalem.

The former Judah was utterly defeated, and even the temple was destroyed, precisely because of the grave sins committed by Jerusalem.

Therefore, Babylon became God's instrument for punishing Judah and Jerusalem, and now Babylon was also destined for destruction.

The sun falling from the sky was like God filling the cup of his wrath, ready to burn the great city called Babylon to ashes.

As the great city of Babylon was about to fall, Manjushri mercilessly wielded the Norton sword in his hand, together with Sekhmet, cutting through the darkness in the abyss below.

2. "Hahaha, as expected, how could this monstrous beast possibly defile the Pharaoh? Although this ugly and distorted world cannot withstand my full power, it can still easily display the Pharaoh's authority."

⑨ Osmandis also said happily from the side, "Use the solar boat to scorch the darkness below."

4 In any case, the beast had no strength left to fight back. Sekhmet easily tore everything apart from it, even cutting off all the outstretched tentacles.

"Releasing your anger as soon as possible is the best thing to do. I offer it to you as a sacrifice to appease your anger."

4. This beast was the perfect offering for Sekhmet, as such a large prey would allow Sekhmet to vent his frustrations.

Therefore, Manshu subconsciously tightened his grip, not wanting it all to end too quickly.

Oosmandis was much the same; after hearing Manjus's voice, he also gave everything in front of him to Sekhmet.

(vi) "Hahaha, my fellow clansmen! I just happened to be passing by and saw the gods of another race trying to seduce the Pharaoh, so I appeared from my wanderings."

After stopping, Osmandis approached and laughed loudly.

"Although I was unable to exert my full strength due to the fragility of this world, you did manage to defeat me once. We cannot allow such a fellow to affect the Pharaoh's majesty."

"Hahaha, how could Odin possibly ruin the Pharaoh's majesty? But thank you, without your and the gods' help, I would have had to spend a lot of time and effort."

Manju responded with a smile, saying that the Egyptian gods and the pharaoh before him had indeed been of great help, and that Manju's gratitude was heartfelt.

"That's good. I just happened to be interested and came over. Now I should continue my roaming. I won't disturb you from your victory. Goodbye, my powerful kin."

Osmandis nodded and smiled, dispelling the spirit origin recreated by the skill.

"Well, goodbye, Pharaoh Osmandis."

Perhaps we will meet again, Manshu had a slight premonition, and a smile spread across her face.

Next, they waited for the goddess Sekhmet to finish dealing with the cubs below. As for Ayaka Sajou, she had already been bound.

Chapter Thirty-Four: The Belated Knight

Before destroying the divine power descending from Odin, Manju first swung his sword to knock down Sajou Aika from the sky.

Before the crown and the golden cup appeared, this princess of the beasts could not possess true power. Norton's earthly radiance was enough to crush her, causing her to fall from the sky onto the cliff.

Hiroki Sajou took the chains from Arash's hands; they were the ones Manju had given him before he came.

Although the chains were not Gleipnir, the girl before him was not a real Babylonian either.

Raitinger was destroyed by Swiprag, leaving only Dolomi, whose chains were twice as strong as Raitinger's.

Hiroki Sajou came here to save his daughter. He had already saved Ayaka Sajou, so he simply put Aika Sajou on the ground and went to comfort his daughter.

Because he also saw what his daughter, Sajou Aika, wanted to become and what she had already become.

Sajou Aika still felt no affection for her blood relatives, neither caring for them nor finding them laughable, nor harboring any malice; she was no different from everything else she saw in the world.

They are all equally insignificant and empty, all equally irrelevant.

From the moment Hiroki Sajo activated the black magic of the curse he had prepared long ago, he had already made up his mind.

He no longer has the capacity for much thought; only his duty as a father keeps him here, comforting his weeping daughter.

Here he also saw things that were too incredible to be true: the abyss of the universe, a hunting god-king, and a traveling sun.

This was undoubtedly a significant blow to Hiroki Sajou, rendering him unable to retain any capacity for critical thinking.

So, following only the rational course of action, they left the bound Ayaka Sajou there, waiting for the hero below to return and slay the beast.

The cub below, though enormous, was born from the dark abyss formed by the Greater Grail, its body surging like waves.

But as a great god who had almost destroyed the entire Egyptian world, Sekhmet was hardly someone Sekhmet could play around with, merely a lump of flesh occupying an entire underground cavity.

In no time, only a little bit of residual darkness remained below, and Sekhmet didn't even bother to look at those dark things, instead spitting out blazing flames from his mouth.

Flames with the same temperature as the surface of the sun ignited the entire underground in an instant, burning away all the remaining debris.

Having done all this, Sekhmet let out a sound of joy and comfort, and the intense sunlight and overwhelming divinity faded from her.

In the end, Sekhmet returned to the way he had appeared when he jumped out of Manshu's eyes, and went back to Manshu's side, gently rubbing his head against Manshu's thigh and circling around him.

"I've really troubled you a lot this time. I hope you did receive a joyful offering just now, otherwise I'll feel really bad."

Manshu reached out and stroked Sekhmet's golden fur, the afterglow of the sun still flowing through it. If an ordinary person were to touch it, they would probably only be burned to ashes, but to Manshu it only brought a feeling of warmth.

Sekhmet nuzzled Manshu with his head, making a pleasant sound, before leaping into Manshu's eyes.

"I'm so glad you're satisfied. There's still a long way to go on the journey ahead, and I'll be troubling you for a long time to come."

Manshu smiled sincerely and said that although he had just defeated the power left by Odin, it was not a true victory over the Norse god-king.

The power he used was not much, and the magic he controlled was probably only at the level of an ordinary god.

From Odin's words just now, it's clear that he didn't intend to make a move here, but it seems that Aika Sajou discovered Odin's presence and communicated with him. 9.

Odin, believing this to be a considerable opportunity, decided to give it a try right there.