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

The noble idea of ​​proving oneself to the gods was ultimately criticized as mere chuunibyou (a Japanese term for adolescent delusions of grandeur).

However, regarding the organizational concept proposed by these two individuals, known as "Cabalion".

Even if he himself is unwilling to admit it, he has to say that it is indeed more reliable than following the Kyoto Animation Group to carry out terrorist attacks.

Humans don't need to prove anything to anyone; instead, they should strive to become stronger.

“I admit you might have a point. If humanity wants to have its own dignity, then it should make itself stronger.”

"The 'Cabalion' you mentioned is a method that can truly make humanity powerful."

"But I also have my own path to choose from, so don't expect me to do things your way."

The fact that his hard work was dismissed as worthless by others was a huge blow to Cao Cao.

Most importantly, I felt powerless to refute it.

All he could do was continue on his own path and prove that what he was doing was not in vain.

As for the matter of him getting angry and wanting to attack Su Mu...

Now that he has already acknowledged in his heart that Su Mu's chosen path is more suitable, he will not be so narrow-minded.

Otherwise, the "Holy Lance of Twilight," a divine weapon embodying the will of the deceased biblical god, would probably not have chosen him as its host.

Of course, even if Cao Cao were to attack Su Mu, Su Mu would not be afraid.

Unbeknownst to him, the power within him had already approached the standard of a top-tier demon.

In this situation, even using only the divine weapon "Red Dragon Emperor's Gauntlets" would probably force Cao Cao to use the ultimate technique of the Holy Spear, "Overlord's Radiance," to deal with it.

In addition, Su Mu also possessed the power that he gained almost naturally after his original essence was activated.

Even if we can't win, staying undefeated is still an option.

At this moment, Cao Cao was actually quite conflicted.

Reason told him that Su Mu's ideas were correct.

However, he himself simply couldn't let go of the path he had persisted on for so long.

If he could, he really wanted to fight Su Mu directly and settle everything based on strength.

However, if everything can be solved by fighting, then what's the point of having a brain?

After hesitating for a while, Cao Cao decided to leave immediately.

Just then, he seemed to suddenly remember something and looked at Su Mu.

"By the way, do you need a maid or something?"

Su Mu was a little slow to react, and thought that the turn of events was just ridiculous.

Seeing Su Mu's expression, Cao Cao scratched his head and spoke with a hint of disdain.

"This morning, at our base in the Underworld, a little demon girl somehow managed to break in."

"Although we caught her in time, we don't know what to do with her now."

"We originally wanted to kill this guy directly, but a few of us were soft-hearted and disagreed because he was a little girl."

"It would be too much trouble for us to keep it there. I don't know if you have any spare space here, otherwise I might as well just give it to you."

“When did you heroes start doing human trafficking?” Su Mu gave him a strange look. “Besides, you might as well just release them.”

Upon hearing Su Mu's words, Cao Cao shook his head resolutely.

“Our Hero Faction has been causing trouble everywhere lately. If we just let them go after we’ve caught them, wouldn’t we become a laughingstock?”

Su Mu was speechless for a moment.

Perhaps this is the persistence of evil organizations.

"Anyway, I'll have someone send the things over first," Cao Cao said, taking out his phone as if to send a text message.

Then, amidst the mist, Geork appeared carrying a burlap sack and nodded to Su Mu.

Cao Cao took the sack, untied the rope, and then grabbed the bottom of the sack and emptied it.

The next moment, a petite figure, still fast asleep, rolled out of the bag.

She was a petite girl with blonde hair and pigtails.

It looks kind of familiar.

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Since its release, each chapter has averaged around 3,000 words, and with six updates a day, I'm starting to feel a bit overwhelmed, and the quality has even dropped slightly. That's all for tonight; I need to adjust and will make up for the rest tomorrow.

Chapter 85 Rebel Signs the Contract of Indenture (2/6) Requesting Self-Subscription and Full Subscription

Paranormal Research Department.

On the ground, accompanied by the blinding light, a mysterious magic circle spread out from the earth, brimming with magical power.

Rias narrowed her emerald green eyes, glanced over, and her delicate eyebrows furrowed unhappily.

“Greefia, I’ve made it very clear that I won’t change my mind.”

The sleek figure in a maid outfit who appeared in the center of the magic circle seemed unfazed by Rias's resistance and dissatisfaction.

She bowed slightly to show her respect.

As the "Queen" of Sazex, the strongest queen of the underworld, and known as the "Silver-haired Annihilation Princess," she merely regarded Rias's current behavior as a child throwing a tantrum.

Not only her, but even Rias's brother, Sirzechs, thought so.

Rias was not unaware of Sazex and Grayfia's attitude.

But precisely because of this, she became increasingly disgusted with such things.

"Lady Rias, please don't be so willful. Your attitude will cause trouble for the master and Lord Sirzechs."

Gurefia bowed respectfully, her manners impeccable, and her words utterly calm.

"Trouble...you mean, it's just trouble?" Rias asked, her anger barely contained, as she forced a laugh.

"Your Excellency, please remain calm and do not lose your composure as the next head of the Gremory family."

Glefia remained unmoved by Rias's anger, her tone calm.

"Perhaps you now think that Lord Sazex and the Master disregard your opinions and happiness and want to use you as a bargaining chip. However, as the strongest demon king in the underworld, Lord Sazex has not fallen so low as to be unable to protect his own family, or rather, he has not fallen so low as to use his sister's happiness as a bargaining chip."

Gurefia bowed slightly.

"Lord Sazex wants to protect the underworld, but most importantly, he wants his family to be happy."

“One day, Rias, you will take over the position of head of the Gremory family. At that time, you will have to consider many more issues. Not only yourself, but also your family, and the entire Underworld, which looks up to you and longs to rely on you.”

"One day you will become an adult capable of taking everything from others, and even Lord Sazex cannot keep you under his wing forever... No, he has that right, but if that happens, you will be the first to want to leave his protection. And what Lord Sazex is doing now is actually considering that time."

A barely perceptible tenderness appeared on Gurefia's face, but it quickly disappeared.

"In the Underworld, the Phoenix family can be considered the most powerful family after the four great families. With this marriage, not only Lord Sazex and the Gremory family, but also the Phoenix family will be your help."

Rias watched her silently, her lips slightly pursed.

"Perhaps you resent me now, and you resent Lord Sazex. But when you are able to see further and think more deeply, you may be glad that we pushed you to take a step that you did not want to take."

Gurefia bowed gracefully.

To be honest, Sazex and others acted just like parents in an ordinary family.

They often force their children to do things they don't like.

As for the reason, it's because it's for your own good.

Conflicts often arise between children and parents over such issues.

However, who is right and who is wrong in this matter is sometimes...

“I know that my brother’s decision was actually made with my best interests at heart.”

Rias's expression became complicated.

She wasn't ignorant.

She was furious that her future had been arranged like this, but she also knew that her family was actually doing it for her own good.

"However, even with the reason of 'for one's own good,' I don't want to do things I don't want to do."

"Perhaps in the future I will realize how naive I was when I tried so hard to resist, and perhaps what I am doing now is just as you said, merely willful."

Her tone became more impassioned, causing Gurefia, who could sense the determination in her voice, to frown slightly.

"But even so, I will fight back against anything I don't want to do now. Maybe I'll have headaches in the future, but I'll leave those headaches to the future. Right now, I just want to do things my own way!"

"I see. It seems impossible to persuade you with words." Gurefia sighed, her eyes slightly closed, and she gently shook her head.

However, there wasn't much trouble caused by Rias's rebellious will.

Just as children who want to rebel against their parents eventually have to submit because their economic lifeline is in their parents' hands.

Rias, at this moment, actually has no power to resist fate.

Her only chance is the ranking game.

However, as a seasoned ranking game player with a complete set of followers, Raisa Phoenix could not possibly lose to Rias, a complete newcomer who barely has any followers.

It should be noted that even those top-tier demons wouldn't dare say they could secure a victory against Lysa, a descendant of the Phoenix family with an immortal body.

From any perspective, she was destined to lose.

Or rather... if Rias really does win, then both Sirzechs and she will only be happy.

"Grefia, you didn't come here just to say this, did you?"

Rias looked at her with some suspicion.

Was he here to persuade or enlighten himself?

Given Gurefia's personality, it's hard to imagine that he would specifically do something like this.

"Well, about this, it's because of a sudden, unexpected event." Gurefia said calmly, "What you might consider a good thing is that your ranking game with Lord Raisa and the subsequent engagement have to be postponed."

"Huh?"

Rias looked puzzled.