Anime Crossover: Starting with an Infinite Dragon God as a Mount

In other words... the current situation where the flames of war have suddenly ignited is actually because Hell was attacked and destroyed, which has reawakened the hatred and sense of crisis that had gradually subsided. Distrust and the desire to destroy each other have gradually become the dominant emotions of the three races.

This is a situation that even if leaders remain clear-headed, they still cannot avoid.

The leaders of the three races all had their own guesses about who attacked Hell.

Although they were reluctant to think that war was inevitable in order to avoid escalating hatred, they still focused their suspicions on the three races themselves.

Besides these, there are other mythological forces, such as Indian mythology, Greek mythology, and Norse mythology.

As for Su Mu... no one has ever considered him a suspect (cbed).

However, at this point he claimed that he himself was the one who destroyed hell?

Even the Demon King Seraph, who had long suspected that there was something wrong with Su Mu, felt dizzy and disoriented upon hearing such a shocking statement, and it took her a long time to recover.

—Are you kidding me?

That's what she wanted to say.

They could tell that Su Mu was not a good person, and even felt that he was taking advantage of the war between the three races to do something that was not good for the Underworld.

Even so, with her imagination, she couldn't possibly connect Su Mu with such a momentous event as the attack on the Underworld that completely disrupted the peace of the three races.

However, looking at Su Mu's malicious smile and his indifferent yet naturally cold voice just now...

Seraph was probably the person in the entire Underworld who understood Su Mu's personality the best—after all, her sister was completely infatuated with this guy.

Therefore, considering her understanding of Su Mu's personality and weighing the possibility that he was joking about this topic versus actually doing something so shocking...

Seraph could only draw her own conclusion...

He's telling the truth.

The raid on Hell was indeed done by Su Mu.

It's unbelievable, but I have to believe it.

It's truly unbelievable that this guy, whom I initially thought was just a person with a bad temper, actually harbors such a depraved personality beneath his quiet exterior.

People die every day, and familiar faces often disappear the next time.

Realizing that someone hadn't been seen for a long time, they inquired out of curiosity and learned that the person had died in a previous conflict.

How could someone deliberately provoke such a war? What kind of vile soul could admit to doing such a thing with such a self-righteous tone?

"Shh-!"

The sound that rang out was the voice of a transfer spell.

Although she had thought of teaching the other party a lesson, she knew in her heart that she was powerless to do anything to him. Even if she was lucky enough to suppress him temporarily, when the Infinite Dragon God returned, she would have no choice but to flee desperately in a sorry state.

This behavior is mostly just venting anger, releasing the pent-up frustration of watching his beloved sister kissing someone while hiding in a corner.

Incidentally, I'd like to know what Su Mu intends to do in the context of the Three Races War.

Now, even the idea of ​​"learning a lesson" has vanished.

Leave here—

This is crucial intelligence.

Compared to sending this newly acquired news back to the underworld, other things, such as dignity, demeanor, or personal likes and dislikes, are no longer important.

Furthermore, the fact that Hell, the small world that serves as the stronghold of fallen angels, could be destroyed in such a wretched state with just one surprise attack—completely losing all hope of recovery, and likely collapsing into fragments of space sooner or later—is remarkable.

Even with her usual high level of self-confidence, she had no confidence in defeating someone with such strength.

So even if this behavior is called running away, he wouldn't mind—isn't it normal to run away when you can't win?

Although she prefers to call it a strategic retreat.

A flash of magical light appeared.

Even the most skilled demons, if they were ordinary, would need to first be transported to the entrance to the underworld, register through the entrance, and then obediently enter.

But as a demon king, he naturally has privileges.

As long as one's own power is sufficient and one is proficient enough in teleportation magic, one can freely enter and exit the underworld.

The scenery before her eyes changed, and Seraphine had already appeared in the council chamber of the four demon kings in the underworld—as it should have been.

The teleportation magic failed.

Relying on the magical beacon left in the underworld, the connection that had always been maintained with the underworld was instantly severed.

A shadow fell over Seraph's beautiful face, and her previous composure vanished completely.

Um, I seem to be...

Looking at the person who appeared before him, Su Mu made no attempt to hide his malicious expression.

Looking at the four-colored runes swirling around her, Seraphal knew that these were probably what had severed her connection with the underworld, rendering the teleportation magic ineffective.

Realizing this, an awkward smile appeared on her face.

It's getting cold.

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

P.S.: Speaking of which, it seems Qiao Ji has started a new book. Has everyone read it?

Chapter 156 Seraph: I'm Dirty, I'm Dirty

Seraph's expression was stiff, and she forced a smile at the corners of her mouth.

However, she simply couldn't bring herself to laugh under these circumstances.

Ignoring the fact that Su Mu was right in front of her and might hinder her actions, the demon girl bearing the name Seraph Leviathan instantly raised her hand.

The blue light on his finger flashed instantly, transforming in a moment into a rapidly spinning, dazzling blue six-pointed star.

High-speed spellcasting.

This is the radiance of a magic circle belonging to transfer magic.

A dazzling blue light shone throughout the room.

Teleportation magic, in essence, involves the application of space.

However, this kind of magic, which is closely related to space, was simplified and dogmatized by countless powerful individuals, and eventually became a basic skill that even those with the strength of a lower-level demon could use at will.

However, corresponding to its wide applicability is the difficulty of bringing this ability to its full potential.

Easy to learn but hard to master, that's all there is to it.

However, as a veteran Demon King-level powerhouse, Seraph had virtually no weaknesses—anyone with obvious shortcomings would never have survived the long war that had lasted for countless years.

Especially for someone as skilled in magic as her, the use of teleportation magic is naturally quite different from that of the younger generation of demons.

Or rather, it is already a powerful spell befitting the identity of a demon king.

In the hands of a Demon King-level powerhouse, unleashing the full power of this widely used technique is no longer like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut; it's more like using an anti-aircraft gun to kill a mosquito.

However, after the blinding blue light of the teleportation magic dissipated, she remained in the same spot without moving an inch.

Oh no, oh no.

This is completely over!

The escape plan I had prepared has now completely failed!

No, it should be said that she had almost realized that struggling would be futile as soon as the initial transfer magic failed.

Because whether it's advanced or simple, as long as it's a transfer magic, it's essentially the use of space.

The only difference is the rigid, dogmatic approach of following a set procedure versus the ability to use it freely.

Fine beads of sweat appeared on Seraph's forehead.

The space was sealed off—no, more than that.

If it were merely a matter of sealing off space, it would likely be shaken under her full power.

However, what prevented her from escaping from here was not something so simple.

Su Mu's candid claim to be the mastermind behind the war between the three races already indicates that he doesn't seem to intend to let Seraph leave.

Even so, he watched Seraph's full-fledged teleportation magic without doing anything to stop her.

This shows that he was already convinced that it was impossible for Seraph's power to break the "confinement" set up here.

As a demon lord skilled in magical knowledge, Seraph keenly sensed that her surroundings gave her a rather awkward physical sensation.

This feeling is quite awkward, like a person living in a painting suddenly realizing that their environment has been covered with a new layer.

Using only the four-colored runes flying in the air as boundaries, a new world was covered over the world they originally lived in.

"The scepter, meaning fire—"

Su Mu calmly extended his finger, and the simplified red scepter mark immediately appeared obediently on his fingertip, dancing merrily.

"A precious sword, signifying the wind—"

The blue sword emblem gently swirled and danced around Su Mu's body.

"The Holy Grail, meaning water—"

Next came the light blue Holy Grail mark.

"Pencils, meaning earth—"

Finally, there was the heavy yellow coin.

Scepter, sword, Holy Grail, pentacles.

In Tarot, the Minor Arcana has four main categories.

They correspond to fire, wind, water, and earth, respectively.

These are the four elements of the world, known in mysticism as earth, water, wind, and fire.

Yes--

The four categories of the Minor Arcana cards correspond to the four elements that make up the world: earth, water, wind, and fire.

Using this method, Su Mu constructed a simplified world—though simplified, it was still genuine.

Rather than a crude space like the underworld or hell, which can only exist by depending on other human beings.