Why can't humans do it too?

"Let me think~, the highest mountain peak, the wonders discovered by the Skywing race that are made entirely of dead elves, the strangely shaped demons created by the Fantasy race...aren't there quite a few? Places you've visited together?" Xin Ke gently tapped the rim of her teacup with a teaspoon as she slowly and methodically listed them.

Ding Ding Ding ~

It's like striking a bell, only crisper.

"But didn't you refuse to go?" Su Er squinted and retorted, "I remember I specifically asked you about it back then, didn't I?"

And you have the nerve to criticize others for having no sense of shame?

"I thought my relationship with Miss Monster was obvious enough... Mr. Monkey came to ask me specifically if I was trying to humiliate him?"

"Sorry, I was wrong."

Faced with Xin Ke's sudden burst of enthusiastic smile, Su Er chose to apologize at lightning speed.

However, even though he's apologizing now, if time could really be turned back, Suer would definitely still invite Xin Ke—whether she would come or not is one thing, not asking her is another. If he went to play with Jibril without even asking her... Suer can only say that something terrible would definitely happen when he came back.

"I played outside for so long that I fainted from hunger because I had no food..." As she recalled the past more clearly, a faint dark aura appeared on Xin Ke's face.

"No, no, wait a minute, you can't blame me for fainting from hunger, can you?!" Suer, who had intended to remain silent until the woman finished venting, couldn't hold back any longer. "Didn't I leave a lot of prepared food in the fridge before we left? All I had to do was heat it up and eat. Fainting from hunger under these circumstances is definitely not my fault!!"

You lazy dog!

This tragedy occurred when they returned home after roughly touring the wonders of the world with Jibril—the elf with pale golden hair had fainted from hunger in front of the workbench, not to mention the filth and stench emanating from her.

"What are you talking about?" Xin Ke gave me a strange look. "All I need to do is put all my energy into research, okay?"

"...It sounds like the words of a completely helpless person who can't even take care of themselves..."

"Ok?"

"I mean me."

Suer lowered his head and drank his tea.

"In short~, never forget that Miss Monster is a Winged Race~", Xin Ke lazily stretched after finishing the last sip of tea, "and will only be a Winged Race of the God of War. If you forget that... you'll die a horrible death..."

By the end, Xin Ke's voice had become incredibly low, and she looked at Su Er with a deep, melancholic gaze.

“…Ah, I know,” Suer replied after a moment of silence, lowering his eyelids.

Jingle bells ~ jingle bells ~

The bell hanging on the door suddenly started shaking violently. This was a security measure that Xinke had set up in this temporary house on the island, indicating that an excessive number of elves had appeared nearby.

Suer and Xinke stared at the bell. They didn't have to wait long. It seemed that the atmosphere before their appearance was enough. Accompanied by a burst of specially made petal-shaped fairy light, Suer felt his shoulder being suddenly embraced. Along with it came a refreshing fragrance, different from the floral scent that usually accompanied Xinke.

"Yo-ho~~~~, although I should say it's been a long time, but thinking about it carefully, it's more like our first meeting—in this real form~", Jibril said with a grin, casually putting her arm around Sull's shoulder and shaking her around. "How about it? Are you surprised?"

Now she no longer has to force herself to only hug his neck.

"No... at least let go first, what am I supposed to do like this?" After struggling several times and realizing that he was no match for the Skywing creature's restraints, Suer could only complain helplessly.

"Oh~~", as if she had just realized this, Jibril happily let go of her arm, and even floated up lightly. She turned gracefully in the air, and the wings on her waist spread out, almost hitting Xinke on the other side of the table.

It's difficult to determine whether it was intentional.

Whoosh!

boom!

In the blink of an eye, the Forest Elf and the Skywing had already completed a battle.

"Is this a provocation?" Shinko asked with a forced smile, her raised hand still in her hand—the very spot from which the magic that had attacked Jibril had been released.

"Oh dear~, a provocation? Where, where?" Jibril feigned surprise, covering her eyes with one hand and looking around. Then, she tilted her head and said with a smile, "This can be called a provocation? Hmm~~~, even if it is... so what?"

The drawn-out voice sounded particularly arrogant. It wasn't Suer's imagination; he always felt that after absorbing a lot of knowledge from another world, the pink-haired winged creature had become very strange and eccentric.

But he couldn't let them actually start fighting.

To be honest, in terms of individual strength, Xin Ke couldn't even beat Jibril in her child form when her power hadn't fully recovered, let alone Jibril now that she had regained all her power.

"Hey, hey, hey, don't be so hostile. Now that Jibril's power has been fully restored, shouldn't we start the next phase of our plan?" Suer quickly changed the subject, steering the conversation towards something that both women were interested in.

"Hehe~, okay~, I'll listen to my~hmm~ friend's~ suggestion~," Jibril chuckled strangely, retracting her outstretched wings to avoid touching the various items in the room. The pink-haired winged creature raised her hand and conjured a chair from her spirit form, sitting in the air.

"Yes, thank you very much."

Suer breathed a slight sigh of relief.

Chapter 201 The Plan

"It's rare that Miss Monster can understand what I'm saying, isn't it? That's progress, isn't it?" Xin Ke said with a nonchalant sarcasm before sitting back down in her chair.

These two very mature women kept sneering at each other, snorting back and forth.

Just like before.

Suer breathed a sigh of relief.

Fortunately, Jibril doesn't seem to have changed much—no, the biggest change is probably her body.

Her rainbow-pink hair hadn't changed; it had simply grown larger along with her body. What attracted Suer's attention even more were the wings that extended from her waist. They had become enormous, and when fully extended just now, they were about the length of two Jibril lying down—truly stunning.

No longer the short legs of a young girl, but two straight, slender, fair legs, wearing boots of different lengths that would drive anyone with OCD crazy. The left foot was paired with orange and white striped socks, and the upper body was a sports vest-like bra that exposed everything from the middle of the ribs to the navel. She wore dark purple gloves, and two yellow pieces of cloth draped down from her waist, covering her sides.

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It was quite... erotic; even Suer didn't dare to look at it for long.

To be honest, in her child form, she was completely flat-chested like a steel plate, but after growing up, she developed super big breasts. The God of War has surprisingly good taste... Sorry!

"In short, I have completed the compilation of the technique." Xin Ke became serious when talking about serious matters. There was no other reason than that what they were about to do was extremely daring.

As Xinke spoke, she reached out and pulled out a piece of starry sea from the void, which she had created while waiting for Jibril's power to recover—yes, the spell floating in Xinke's hand was composed of dense runes like an ocean.

In Suer's eyes, they were changing infinitely, combining themselves in various ways. They seemed to be moving randomly, but in reality, they followed some kind of law that he was completely unaware of. Every movement was rigorous and accurate, without any error.

The emerald green spell is so exquisite that it resembles a work of art. Even though it was created for combat purposes, it still aligns with Xin Ke's refined and elegant aesthetic.

Without much explanation, Xin Ke casually tossed the ocean of spells towards Jibril, and the ocean automatically shrank into a jewel-like sphere after leaving her palm.

"Just inject the spirit," Xin Ke said with a smile, seeing Jibril holding the sphere between two fingers and shaking it in confusion.

Instead of engaging in pointless confrontations on such a significant matter, Jibril directly infused her spirit into the sphere, her expression immediately changing—not because Xin Ke had tricked her, but because the sphere, composed of a sea of ​​spells, had an unimaginable thirst for spirits.

“Just like I said before, that’s where Miss Monster’s greatest use lies~” Smiling, Xin Ke refilled her and Sue’s teacups, watching Jibril’s current embarrassed expression with interest. “…She’s quite good as a battery, isn’t she~”

With no time to retort, Jibril only had time to glare fiercely at Xin Ke before focusing her attention more on the sphere in her hand.

She could feel her elf walking on a track that seemed to have endless branches, but that wasn't enough, far from enough. Her pure white wings glowed faintly, expanding outwards as if expanding. And with Jibril's movements, the crystalline sphere expanded once more, but this time it was three-dimensional.

It pierced through the table, through the bodies of the three people, and through the house, seemingly spreading infinitely outwards without causing any harm.

Curiously gazing at the engraved runes surrounding him, Suer wanted to touch them but was afraid of disrupting the order within. He could only stiffen his body and observe every change. The infusion of the Jibril elf seemed to bring a soul to these already lifelike runes, making them shine from the inside out.

This is a magnificent sight created by the Forest Elves, who are most skilled at weaving magic, and the Skywings, who possess enormous spirits. It is a unique and precious thing that will never appear again in the world, from ancient times to the present, and perhaps even in the future.

The intricate spells are woven by Hinco, and Jibril provides the power to make them work.

Countless enormous spirits continuously poured into it, and this illusory spectacle seemed to have existed for a long time, yet it didn't take too long; at least the tea was still warm.

Jibril's palm seemed to contain a black hole, rapidly drawing back the overflowing inscribed runes. The accelerated speed even turned the runes into a meteor shower of green lines, until everything was drawn back and transformed into the original sphere, but it was different from the beginning.

Originally radiating a faint white light, like a jewel-like crystal sphere, it has now become a dark, colorless black. Even when light shines on it, there is no reflection whatsoever. If those races with keen senses were to close their eyes and perceive it, it would be as if it did not exist there at all, but was just a void.

“That fantasy species will never be aware of its existence... until it enters its core,” Xin Ke said in a deep voice, gazing at the lightless sphere that contained a part of her own energy. “You don’t need to defeat it. I know you have a record of defeating fantasy species on your own, but our goal is not to kill it. So you just need to break through its defenses when it is not prepared and inject this spell into its core, and that will be enough.”

“During this process, Mr. Monkey and I will hold off the demonic creatures He created. Due to the limitations of our power, this may not take too long, so we must act quickly and decisively. Controlling the illusionary creature will be considered a success. After that, we can use His power to awaken the god-like creature that is in a state of apparent death. That’s roughly the process. Any questions?” Xin Ke explained calmly.

"Hmm~, I have a small question," Jibril said thoughtfully, toying with the sphere between her fingers. "This spell feels somewhat familiar... It's specifically designed to manipulate energy life forms made entirely of elves. Is it complete yet?"

“Ah~, yes,” Xin Ke nodded casually, understanding the question hidden in Jibril’s words, “In fact, it was already considered a success before, it just lacked a spirit that was sufficient to activate it.”

Chapter 202 Proactive Attack

"So, you've created a technique that exists only in theory and even you can't achieve it?" Jibril uttered a vague remark, then tossed the dull sphere into a hidden space. "I have no more questions. Let's set off now."

"Ah."

None of them were hesitant or procrastinating; their actions were decisive and resolute. Or perhaps, they, including Suer, had been waiting for this moment for far too long while waiting for the pink-haired Skywing to recover.

"It suddenly feels unreal..." After checking his equipment again with some unease, Suer suddenly felt a strange sense of emotion. "How did I, an ordinary human who can't even see elves, end up fighting with fantasy creatures?"

"Just to correct you, it's not a fantasy species, it's a demon species, okay?" Xin Ke said casually, as she repeatedly checked the engraved characters inside Suer's equipment.

“That’s right, the Fantasy Species are my prey~, Sull, are you going to compete with me for them?” Jibril couldn’t help but get excited at the thought of facing the Fantasy Species alone for the second time in her life as a Winged Species, and a bloodthirsty smile appeared on her lips.

No, it doesn't seem like he could be considered fighting alone?

Watching the two people repeatedly inspecting the things they had already confirmed countless times at her feet, Jibril suddenly had a different feeling—it wasn't just a simple coordinated battle. In fact, in her past life, she had always chosen to fight alongside the superior races, the Winged Races, but this battle was different from when her sisters attacked together... Even Jibril herself couldn't quite put her finger on what was different.

But this feeling isn't bad.

The target was the mythical creature Krilattini that Jibril and Hinko had discovered while searching for the secrets of this sea, during the past six months when Suer had been trying to communicate with this seemingly dead god-like being.

Yes, and the demons He created, there are three in total.

To be honest, this fantasy species' habit of living in the sea really helped Suer and his companions a lot. At the very least, they didn't have to risk being discovered by goblins and other races to fight other more well-known fantasy species on land.

Although he felt a bit guilty, like suddenly barging into someone's house and beating them up while they were peacefully staying at home, considering that he couldn't find a better target... Su'er was still eager to try—mainly because the big toy that Xin Ke had specially made for him was just too tempting.

"Let me confirm one last time, Mr. Monkey, are you really going to get involved? Actually, you can wait here," Xin Ke asked, straightening up after the final check.