Skadi, returning to infinity

Now, hearing Skadi bring it up again, she couldn't help herself.

"There's nothing to say, Mr. Kal'tsit."

“Discrimination against people infected with the virus has been going on for a long time, and this discrimination will continue for the foreseeable future.”

"Such discrimination was one of the culprits behind the large-scale retaliation movement by infected individuals that erupted later—the Reunion Movement."

"We cannot change people's prejudice against those infected. The only thing we can do is try our best to develop drugs that can cure those infected."

"Only when we turn infected people into ordinary people and make Oripathy no longer incurable can all of this possibly change."

"As for whether a conflict similar to the struggle between mutants and humans will erupt in the future, between those who possess Originium Arts and those who don't, that's for the future."

That's settled.

"There's no need to get angry. That's just how the world is, it's like this everywhere. Getting angry won't solve anything."

Skadi knew Kal'tsit was angry about this, but she remained calm.

Thank you for your patronage.

Her conversations with Kal'tsit were always very quiet, and were generally not overheard by others.

So when she went to pay the bill, the waiter just smiled at her without saying a word.

Kal'tsit followed behind her, looking at the fresh milk in her hand, and then at Skadi who had already started drinking it as usual. She sighed slightly.

"If you drink so much, what will you do if you need to go to the toilet later?"

Skadi drank most of the juice, while she only drank a little.

She wasn't thirsty, and holding the cold milk in her hand, she didn't know what to do.

“I am an Agorian, this little bit of water is perfectly normal for me.”

"In this hot weather, I'll feel really uncomfortable if I don't stay hydrated."

Skadi turned around and winked at her.

The reason she brought Kal'tsit here was to prevent her from feeling guilty about telling those people that she was infected.

Prejudice from the world is a mountain, and it's not something that can be easily overcome.

She was well aware of this, so she didn't mind at all.

After all, there is so much to be done to change the situation of those infected.

This is not something she can do right now, and there's no need to put such a heavy burden on herself.

"I am also infected."

When Kal'tsit heard her say that, she suddenly stopped, looked at the fresh milk in her hand, and said something.

"So I will enable you infected people to face this world properly."

Skadi tossed the empty milk into the nearby trash can, turned around, clasped her hands behind her back with her fingers interlaced, and leaned slightly forward to look at Kyle.

hope.

With a gentle tone, he uttered the most touching words in the world.

This isn't a love confession, but it's even more exhilarating than love confessions.

"That day will come."

Kal'tsit looked up at the sky. In such a vast world, how could there be no place for the infected?

Moreover, in the future, they will surely conquer Oripathy and remove this mountain that stands between ordinary people and those infected.

But if this mountain can be moved, how can the mountain in one's heart be moved?

Kal'tsit hasn't thought about this yet, or perhaps she doesn't need to.

After all, Oripathy hasn't been cured yet, so thinking about this now is a bit unnecessary.

"Boom!" Just as she was thinking, an explosion suddenly came from afar.

Skadi pounced on her, grabbed her in her arms, and jumped away.

No sooner had they left than the ground was shattered by a burst of scorching light.

[WARNING: Using the "Time-Space Key" to reverse time will cause the two timelines to become misaligned and disordered. Creatures in the reversed timeline will experience a kind of consciousness...]

Awakening, they descended into this timeline and gained immense power. This is an irreversible and unchangeable catastrophe; the Originium Beasts will be the most powerful agents in this world.

One of their enemies.

Defeating different Originium Beasts will grant varying degrees of enhancement, as well as different skills and rewards.

The amount of the reward will depend on the abilities of the Originium Beast.

[Note: Originium Beasts do not disappear on their own; they can only be destroyed, and the destroyer also gains a power-up. This power comes from the energy of the "Game of Gods" and...]

This powerful life form, born from the collision of energies in this world, possesses some of the effects of the "Game of Gods."

[Note: The operative may complete the mission without killing, sealing, taming, or even reforming the Originium Beast. However, allowing the Originium Beast to roam freely is not considered a successful mission.]

If it were to move, it would cause immense damage to the entire world.

"As expected..." Previously, upon seeing the [Matter Conversion Window] and that Originium-based aggregate life form, the system had labeled it as "one of the byproducts."

When she said that, she had already guessed that such a situation would occur.

She just didn't expect it to happen so quickly, or so horribly.

"Kal'tsit, find a safe place to hide. Don't go out until I get back."

Skadi gently put the still-shaken Kal'tsit down from her arms, and while giving her some instructions, she took off her own boots, which had been damaged in the attack.

They came down.

Barefoot and floating in the air, Skadi gazed at the hundred-meter-tall behemoth outside Lungmen.

She removed the magic crystal, countless data flashing in her red eyes. Then, a pair of crystal wings unfurled from her back, and she flew directly towards the Originium Beast.

past.

【Originium Beast - Type 36c - Wrathful Crown Beast: SSS-rank rating, immune to 99% physical damage, immune to 50% non-Originium Arts】

Physical damage, immune to mental damage...

Skadi's eyes narrowed slightly as the data of the Originium Beast appeared on the screen in front of her.

This Originium behemoth is not easy to deal with, but she has no other choice but to eliminate it.

You can feel its imposing presence even from a distance, but you only realize what a colossal creature it is when you get close.

It is 150 meters high and 400 meters long, resembling a giant bull.

Its body surface is completely covered with Originium crystals, and it has a red crown made of Originium.

With four eyes burning with flames, the Originium behemoth named "Wrathful Crown" stood before Skadi like a mountain.

A petite white-haired girl and a mountain-sized Originium behemoth confront each other outside Lungmen.

This scene became an unforgettable moment for all Lungmen people.

That was truly, human power shaking the might of the gods.

P.S.: This is a combined 5 chapters into one, totaling 10500 words. I finished writing it yesterday, but the two chapters I posted at noon only passed review this afternoon. I was worried that if I posted it again, it would be blocked from review.

The core is left there.

Being stuck in the review process is so painful. I used to update half during the day and half at night, but now I'm compressing it all into the daytime and I don't dare to update at night.

PS2: Please give me your recommendation votes and monthly tickets. There will be a lot of exciting content coming up, I hope you all enjoy it.

Chapter 39: I Don't Want to Be a Hero—Unless You Pay More (2-in-1, 4000 words)

"Immune to 99% physical damage, immune to mental damage, and immune to 50% non-Originium Arts energy damage."

"In other words, it is not immune to pure damage, not immune to void damage, not immune to holy damage, not immune to lethal damage, and not immune to technological damage."

"Right?"

Skadi looked at the information about the wrathful behemoth and immediately analyzed its strengths and weaknesses.

She is immune to 99% of physical damage, which makes it impossible for her to use several of her special skills.

Especially the "Ordinary Punch," which she has always regarded as a simple ultimate skill.

After reducing the damage by 99%, hit its body covered in Originium.

This is basically equivalent to no harm at all; it's not even a tickle.

Instead of wasting your energy and stamina on using these abilities, you might as well use other skills directly.

She may know Originium Arts, but once she uses them, they are very likely to be detected by certain beings.

She wouldn't take that risk of letting them find her.

Besides physical damage, mental damage, and Originium Arts damage, there are also many other types of damage.

It's just that only a few people can master that kind of damage, and Skadi just happened to be able to hit it that way.

Although it's limited to a few skills, it should be enough to deal with it.

But..

"SSS-level rating, how thick must that HP be?"

After returning to the [Space of Gods], be sure to go to the black market and buy a skill that can display specific data.

There are none of the [Gods' Games] now, and I don't know why.

"You who defy fate deserve to die."

As Skadi was thinking, a consciousness suddenly rushed into her brain and roared at her.

"Hmm? A rebel? I like that title."

The only thing capable of being so angry with her, and of launching such an attack when she was still on guard, could be this raging behemoth before her.

She didn't care at all; the strength of her soul was ridiculously high, and this guy in front of her couldn't hurt her at all.