Starting from Ainz Ooal Gown, simultaneously traveling through time

Chapter 170 Kino KOs the Origin Earth Elemental Spirit with One Punch

Kino and Decham finally faced each other.

On the battlefield, blood flowed like rivers and corpses littered the ground.

Behemoth stood before Decham like a mountain. The Slane Theocracy soldiers who had survived had fled far away, and no one dared to approach the area.

Only Kino, with her guards, walked against the flow of fleeing people.

De Kem narrowed his eyes, sizing up the audacious girl.

He looked no more than a teenager, with a youthful face, but his eyes were exceptionally bright, with iridescent pupils that shimmered strangely in the sunlight.

She wasn't wearing any armor, just a simple dress, and looked like a noble lady going out for a spring outing.

But the thirty-odd guards behind her were all composed and had sharp eyes.

interesting.

Deckham raised his hand, signaling Behemoth to pause his attack.

He wanted to see what these people were up to.

Kino walked to a spot about ten steps away from him and stopped.

"Woman," Decham began, his tone carrying its usual arrogance, "Who are you?"

Kino did not answer his question.

"Where is the human girl you captured?" She looked directly into Decham's eyes, her voice calm. "Tell me."

De Kem paused for a moment, then laughed.

The laughter carried a mix of absurdity, annoyance, and excitement; it wasn't a happy laugh, but rather the kind that said, "You've successfully gotten my attention."

"Interesting." He looked Kino up and down. "I asked you a question, and instead of answering, you question me? Do you even know who I am?"

Kino still did not answer.

Her patience was wearing thin.

However, Decham was completely oblivious and became more and more satisfied with what he saw.

This girl's demeanor and her confident yet humble spirit are definitely not those of an ordinary person. She might even be a descendant of one of the six great gods, with a bloodline purity that is probably no less than that of the awakened god from before.

If I could catch her————

"Woman, I'll give you one more chance." His tone turned flippant. "State your name, and if I'm pleased, I might spare your life."

Excitement gleamed in Decham's eyes.

He wanted to seize her, ruthlessly crush her, utterly shatter her haughty attitude, make her cry and beg for mercy, and show her what a true strongman was.

As for whether she will resist—

With Behemoth at his disposal, what is he afraid of?

Kino's patience ran out as she looked at the undisguised greed and malice in Decem's eyes.

She was too lazy to say anything more.

Kino moved.

She simply raised her hand, clenched her fist, and then waved it in the air.

It's a very simple action, like shooing away an annoying fly.

Then, Decham's smile froze on his face.

Because he saw it—

Space has cracked.

Just along the trajectory of Kino's punch, space shattered like glass, and countless dark cracks spread outwards.

Wherever those cracks passed, the air was swallowed up, the light was distorted, and everything was collapsing.

Behemoth was the first to be affected.

That massive earth elemental body was as fragile as tofu in the face of the spatial rift.

The crack swept across its body, and before it could even utter a mournful cry, it shattered into pieces, turning into a pile of ordinary rubble that scattered across the ground with a clatter.

The cracks continued to spread.

Upon touching the ground, the earth cracked open with bottomless ravines; upon touching the trees, the giant trees instantly turned to dust. Then, the cracks slowly closed.

The space, like ripples on the surface of water, slowly calmed down.

Everything returned to calm.

All that remained was a devastated land and a dumbfounded Elf King.

Dekam stared at Kino with his mouth agape, his finger trembling uncontrollably.

"You—you—you—"

His mind went completely blank.

Behemoth, his strongest trump card, his strongest summon, just like that—gone?

One punch?

Just one punch?

Kino gave him no chance to catch his breath.

She extended her right hand, palm facing Decham.

A powerful suction force suddenly appeared out of nowhere, and Decham was pulled in front of her as if grabbed by an invisible hand.

Kino's hand gripped his neck.

Those slender, white fingers were like iron clamps, making it impossible for Decham to break free.

"What do you mean, 'what do you mean'?" Kino's voice was cold. "You haven't answered the question I just asked you. Where is that human girl being held?"

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Decem's face turned bright red.

How could he possibly let a woman choke him and interrogate him?

He instinctively clenched his fist and slammed it hard into Kino's face.

Kino didn't even blink.

She reached out her other hand and gently grasped Decham's fist.

Then, apply slight pressure.

Click.

The sound of bones cracking was clearly audible.

She crushed Decham's fist.

"ah!!!"

Dekam let out a piercing scream.

Kino looked at him expressionlessly and continued, "Where is that human girl being kept?"

Dekam could only scream in agony and couldn't utter a word.

Kino frowned.

She grabbed Decham's other hand and twisted it hard.

Click.

Another crisp sound.

Then there are two legs.

Click. Click.

All four limbs were shattered.

Dekam collapsed to the ground like a lump of mud, emitting incoherent wails.

"Still not going to talk?" Kino's voice grew even colder.

One of her teammates couldn't help but speak up: "Your Highness—he's probably unable to speak, isn't he?"

Kino shook her head: "This guy has some strength, yet he can't even handle this little bit of pain? I think he's doing it on purpose."

Just then, Decham suddenly stopped wailing.

He began chanting incantations, which, though indistinct, were indeed magical syllables.

Kino's eyes sharpened.

She reached out, grabbed Decham's chin, and pulled hard.

puff.

Half of his tongue was forcibly pulled out, and blood gushed out.

Dekam's incantation abruptly stopped, leaving only a hissing sound.

Kino threw the severed tongue on the ground and said coldly, "See? I told you he was faking it. He could still chant spells even in this much pain, but why couldn't he answer my question?"

The team members behind him:

She looked down at Decham.

"I'll ask you one last time, where is that girl being held?"

Dekam stared at her, only able to spew blood from his mouth.

Kino's brows furrowed more and more tightly.

"Fine, you're being stubborn, aren't you?" Her gaze shifted downwards, landing on Decham's crotch. "Let me see if it's just as hard here."

She lifted her foot.

Decem's eyes widened to their limit in an instant.

He desperately tried to speak, to beg for mercy, but all he could make were hissing sounds. He wanted to express himself in any way he could, but with his limbs shattered, he could do nothing.

He could only watch helplessly as that foot drew ever closer to his vitals.

"Your Highness!" a teammate behind him couldn't help but shout, "He's lost his tongue, how can he speak?"

Kino's feet stopped in mid-air.

She glanced back at her teammates, her expression somewhat subtle.

"————Oh right."

The teammates behind him: "————"

Kino thought for a moment and then added, "However, for a strong person to be unable to speak without a tongue is just too useless, isn't it? Those undead, those elemental creatures, can speak even without a head, let alone a tongue."

The team members behind him:

Your Highness, they are different species.

But they still didn't dare to say it.

Kino withdrew her foot and looked down at the elven king on the ground, who was trembling all over and whose eyes were full of terror.

"Fine," she said. "Since you don't want to tell me, I'll see for myself."

Her eyes suddenly lit up.

Those rainbow-colored pupils instantly turned into a blazing gold, not an ordinary gold, but a burning, melting gold, like a dragon.

A tremendous spiritual force surged from her eyes, piercing directly into Decham's mind.

Decem's body began to convulse violently.

The golden antler crown, the magical artifact he wore on his head, had the effect of protecting the soul, but it was as fragile as paper in the face of this spiritual power, and was instantly breached.

His memories, his secrets, everything about him was laid bare before those golden eyes.

After a moment, Kino looked away.

Those golden eyes slowly returned to their rainbow colors.

"Found it," she said.

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