I, the Holy Maiden of Light, tear apart the Outer Gods.

Noah was about to step forward to stop him when he was shocked to find himself unable to move. It was as if the air around him had frozen, and he could only watch helplessly as Casdale raised his hand toward Ange's buttocks.

Then he slapped the girl's pert buttocks, making a soft "smack" sound.

The pain in her lower body stunned Anjie.

I... I got spanked!?

I'm always the one hitting others, there's no reason for me to be hit by others!

The scene before them was so shocking that even the soldiers standing far away on the city wall were stunned.

The saintess who was dominating the battlefield just a second ago is now being pinned down and spanked without any resistance.

Ange's face turned red, and with a somersault, she finally broke free from Casdale's restraints.

Then she pointed at Casdale's nose and shouted, "You, you scoundrel!"

"Correction, I'm your mother. Also, don't point at other people's faces when you talk, especially a beautiful girl like me, unless you want to do it again." As she spoke, Casdale made a slapping gesture.

This action instantly shattered Anjie's rationality.

I'll beat your mother!

With red eyes, Anjie's fingertips flashed red light, and a long, scarlet spear appeared in her hand.

The moment Cthulhu saw the spear again, she instinctively took two steps back. She still had some psychological trauma from the thing that had pierced her through.

Casdale raised an eyebrow. "Sorry, I don't even know who my mother is, so I guess you can't fulfill your wish to beat up your grandmother."

However, she was met with Ange's angry roar and a fleeting red light.

"Pierce her—the Spear of Longinus!"

The crimson spear vanished in a flash of lightning the moment it was thrown, and when it reappeared, its tip was already close to Castel's heart.

Ding--

However, to everyone's surprise, when the spear was only a few centimeters away from Kastal, a fair hand pinched the tip of the spear, forcefully stopping the attack.

Castor grabbed the shaft of the Spear of Longinus with his other hand, and just as he was about to play with it, he saw that the spear had turned into ashes and disappeared.

“This gun is interesting; I can actually smell a trace of law on it.” Kastel smiled slightly, then turned her gaze to Ange. “But… using such a dangerous thing on Mom like that will be punished.”

Anjie's mind was filled with alarm bells.

Without saying a word, he turned and ran.

The Spear of Longinus is something even Cthulhu couldn't dodge, yet Castor blocked it so easily.

Just how strong is Nakasdar?

Anjie felt a chill run down her spine.

"System, you swindler! What happened to the promise of being invincible and unstoppable?! How come you're so disappointing!"

This system can only say...

Those who reap what they sow will not live.

This system is not to blame.

Anjie continued to curse the system in her heart, but the system completely ignored her.

Before she could run for long, an irresistible force suddenly grabbed the back of her collar, and she was lifted up by Casdale without even having the strength to resist.

Then her gaze met that of Casdale.

Anjie: "Um... is it too late for me to back down now?"

Casdale smiled broadly, "Guess?"

Snapped!Snapped!Snapped!

"Hmph ahhhhhh—"

...

"The Holy Maiden was beaten so badly... she was crying her eyes out..."

"Who is that woman? She actually managed to beat the Holy Maiden so badly that she couldn't fight back at all."

"Didn't you hear the Holy Maiden crying and calling that woman 'Mom' just now? That must be the Holy Maiden's mother."

"I see. I knew it. How could someone as powerful as the Holy Maiden be beaten on the ground? She was just pretending to be weak because she was afraid of hurting her mother. The Holy Maiden is so gentle and filial."

"Yes, she is such a filial daughter."

P.S.: Book recommendation: "I'm Just a Maid" by Xihuan and Ju Zi.

Chapter 14, Section 117: She was taken away by her mother.

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The melodious cry once again echoed across the horizon from afar, and the soldiers' faces, which hadn't been happy for long, turned grim again.

Kastal paused in his "education" of Ange, looking in the direction where the snow beasts had retreated.

Ange really wanted to take this opportunity to break free from her restraints, but now, even the slightest movement would cause her buttocks to feel an unbearable stinging pain.

She even suspected that her buttocks had swollen by at least two sizes!

Forced development is a type of development.

"Why are you so stingy? It's just one of your artifacts, you already have plenty of them." Kastel sneered.

Ange was taken aback and looked up at Casdale in surprise.

Judging from Kasdair's words, could it be that this premature snow beast tide was caused by Kasdair?

However, Casdale didn't give Ange any time to think it over. She casually hoisted Ange onto her shoulder and winked at Noah, saying, "I'll borrow your Ange for now~ Don't worry, I'll return her after I've trained her properly~"

"Hey! What are you trying to do?!" Anjie was about to struggle and resist, but the slap that landed on her buttocks again made her shut her mouth in humiliation.

A wise man doesn't fight a losing battle; I, Anjie, can bend and stretch!

Cthulhu, who was enjoying watching the drama unfold, suddenly noticed that Castor's gaze had fallen on her. By the time she realized something was wrong, it was too late.

A feeling of weightlessness came over me, and I found myself being held up by Casdale under his arm.

Cthulhu glanced sideways at Kastal, but upon meeting her smiling gaze, she wisely chose to shut up; she was much more sensible than Ange.

Noah was also stunned. Although she wanted to know what was going on, she was still unable to move.

Only then did Casdale look at Noah, "It's just a minor immobilization spell. You'll be back to normal in an hour!"

Noah was unable to answer and could only watch helplessly as Castel carried Angel and disappeared into the swirling snow.

The soldiers on the city wall also looked at Ange and Kastel with puzzlement, wondering where the mother and daughter were planning to go.

However, the melodious cry that came from the horizon again made their hearts skip a beat. They all put aside their distracting thoughts and stared nervously in the direction of the permafrost.

The first cry summoned a beast tide, the second cry attracted hundreds of mutated snow beasts, but what about the third cry?

Nobody knows what will happen.

But they were absolutely certain that a fierce battle was about to begin.

Moreover, in this fierce battle, they may very well have to rely solely on their own strength.

Soon, a shadow that blotted out the sky covered the horizon of the permafrost. In the soldiers' eyes, a giant python was crawling down from the ice field of the permafrost.

The giant serpent was enormous; its head alone was as large as a mountain peak, and its sharp fangs were like two swords that pierced the sky and the earth.

The previously enormous mutated snow beast would probably be only the size of a single scale in front of this giant python.

This is a gigantic, despair-inducing monster, a moving natural disaster.

Its enormous size did not hinder the giant python's movements in the slightest; a kilometer was a mere blink of an eye for it.

By the time the soldiers realized what was happening, the entire border fortress was already shrouded in the shadow cast by the giant python.

Its cold, serpentine eyes, back to the sun, gleamed with a mocking light in the shadows.

Clang—

Someone's weapon fell to the ground, and then a soldier slumped to the floor, a foul stench emanating from beneath him. "It's over...it's over...we can't fight this monster...we're all going to die...we're all going to die..."

The soldier's reaction was like flipping a switch that triggered fear in everyone, and people panicked, discarding their armor and weapons and running away in a frenzy.

This is a monster they absolutely cannot defeat!

They were the most courageous warriors in the empire, and were not afraid of dying in battle.

But when they stood beneath the giant python, they were horrified to find that they didn't even have the will to resist.

Despair overwhelmed their reason in an instant.

As soon as the giant serpent appeared, the guards rushed up and took Noah away; they dared not let the empire's prince be in danger.

The giant python wasn't in a hurry; it simply stood quietly by the fortress, a look of disdain flashing in its cold, serpentine eyes.

"Father... what should we do?" The believer from the Church of Light grabbed the priest and asked in a panic.

"...You may leave. Go and report this to His Holiness the Pope..." The priest pushed the believers away, his voice hoarse as he suppressed his fear.

The believers were taken aback. "Then you..."

"..."

The priest waved his hand, said nothing, and walked towards the giant python amidst the shocked gazes of all the believers and soldiers.

The giant python also noticed the priest's nervousness. A hint of curiosity flashed in its human-like snake eyes, as if even it was wondering why this weak priest dared to walk towards it.

The priest looked up at the giant python, and as he was stared at by its cold, eerie eyes, he hallucinated that his body was being crushed into dust by the python.

But in the end, he forced himself to calm down and even took the initiative to perform a Church of Light salute to the giant python.

Upon seeing the priest bow, the giant python narrowed its eyes and, before the priest could say anything, asked, "Are you a member of the Church of Light?"

The python spoke in human language, though it was somewhat distorted due to its deep, resonant voice, but the priest could still understand what it meant.

The priest nodded. "I am the priest of the Church of Light in the Fortress."