Super God Academy: Kabuto

Inside a quiet office at the Super God Academy, the atmosphere was as tense as a taut string.

Lena and Angel Yan sat across the table from each other. The two representatives from top civilizations exchanged glances silently in the air, as if tiny sparks of electricity were clashing.

Angel Yan's lips curled into a slight smile as she broke the silence, her tone carrying a hint of teasing: "This sudden visit has delayed your schedule. You... you're not going to just jump over and hit me, are you, little girl?"

Upon hearing this, Lena remained calm. Her gaze swept over the three high-ranking angels before her, and she replied unhurriedly, "Not for now... you old hag."

"You...!" Angel Chase, standing behind Yan, couldn't help but take half a step forward.

Angel Yan merely tilted her head slightly, using her eyes to stop her companion. She chuckled softly, leaning back lazily in her chair, and steered the conversation elsewhere: "If those little brats can't even handle a monkey, you'd better run away now." She abruptly changed the subject, getting to the point: "So, what brought you here?"

"Earth is suddenly exposed directly to the eyes of all the major cosmic powers." Angel Yan's voice became serious. "And we angels feel that we must first ensure that it is under the name of justice..."

"On our planet, Lieyang, there is no such word as justice," Lena interrupted abruptly, her tone carrying a civilized pride and aloofness. "Could you explain that to me?"

"Justice is..." Angel Chase was about to begin his explanation.

Angel Yan turned her head slightly, and a single glance made Zhui swallow back what she was about to say. She looked at Lena again, her tone suddenly carrying a complex meaning: "Honestly, I envy you, so carefree."

Before Lena could react, she continued, her voice carrying the weight of seven thousand years of experience: "In my 7000 years as a warrior, I have never stopped worrying about my own tomorrow, or theirs."

"Hmph." Lena made a disdainful nasal sound, sounding very impatient.

"Justice," Angel Yan said, unconcerned, and began her explanation, her voice like the reading of some kind of cosmic code. "17000 years ago, when Holy Keisha ruled the City of Angels, she created a very reasonable set of laws for the orderly conduct of the known universe. We call it—the Order of Justice."

Her gaze sharpened: "And a kind of depravity called ultimate fear, and extreme liberalism, are defined as...evil."

"Enough!" Lena interrupted abruptly, her tone filled with disgust. "Angels love brainwashing!"

"Don't be so harsh with your words." Angel Yan wasn't angry; instead, it was as if she had revealed some truth. Her tone was terrifyingly calm. "We can indeed read some of your information and transmit it directly to your brains."

"Malicious implantation!" Lena clenched her fist, her knuckles turning white.

"Tsk." Angel Yan exhaled, as if marveling at the other party's stubbornness. She changed tactics again, softening her tone: "I've studied you. The Blazing Sun Civilization values ​​peace and prosperity."

She nodded slightly, making a concluding gesture:

"It seems that our values ​​are nearly aligned."

Juxia City, Huangcun Edge

Soton's massive body landed with a thud on the street of Huangcun, shaking the ground. It shook its big head, stared with its copper bell-like eyes, looked left and right, and sniffed the air.

The scene was a mess, with charred craters left by the energy impact, the ruins of buildings, and the aftershocks of the abnormal energy that had not yet completely dissipated, but not a single person was in sight.

"Hiss... Is it over?" Soton scratched its hard scalp and muttered to itself at the empty street. It clumsily stepped on the rubble, touching here and there, trying to find some clues, but found nothing but signs of a battle.

It answered the communicator somewhat impatiently: "Hey! Dukao! I'm here! I can't see anything! There are so many big craters on the ground here!" It reported to the leader in its unique voice, which was tinged with grievance and complaint, as if the failure to catch anyone was entirely the fault of the craters.

In the command room of the Juxia, Dukao looked at the transmitted images and listened to Soton's incoherent report, then helplessly raised his hand to rub his forehead.

"Okay. You can come back now."

"Okay, great!" Thorton perked up immediately at the thought of being able to leave, but then his stomach rumbled loudly. He quickly added, his tone brimming with undisguised anticipation, "Um... I'm hungry! This time on the field, I need an extra meal! Extra meat!"

Dukao felt a throbbing pain in his temples. He took a deep breath, suppressing his helplessness: "...We'll talk about it when we get back."

"Oh! Okay! I'll be right back!" Upon hearing that there was hope, Thorton was immediately satisfied and stopped worrying about the huge pit at the scene. His massive body leaped up and excitedly "flew" back towards the direction of the Great Gorge, already planning how many whole roasted pigs he would eat later.