That protagonist is trash; I could do better!

The sunstone is the concept of the world; when unfolded, it is equivalent to a highly specific inherent barrier.

In the original timeline, Quetzalcoatl, whose divinity had been greatly diminished, used the Sunstone to evaporate Tiamat's Sea of ​​Life.

It possesses such power despite being incompletely divine and not fully utilizing the true power of the sunstone.

After the Reality Marble is deployed, Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent god, becomes an omniscient and omnipotent god in this world.

"What is that!?"

Ishtar stared in horror at the shadows on the sun's surface, as if a gigantic, savage beast were swimming in a sea of ​​fire.

In fact it is.

The winged serpent finally revealed its true form, rising from the surface of the sun, spreading its golden wings and unleashing towering flames, releasing endless solar winds, and stirring up raging waves.

Hall's expression was serious, and his cross-shaped pupils emitted a rainbow light.

Its size is immeasurable; half of it is submerged in the sea of ​​fire on the sun's surface, while the other half, emerging from the sea of ​​fire, is at least tens of kilometers long. Its detached and indifferent eyes gaze upon Hall.

It is the feathered serpent god.

Hall narrowed his eyes slightly, a cold smile playing on his lips. He was least afraid of methods like the Reality Barrier.

Using the power of the Star Cup will inevitably disrupt the balance of the universe, similar to the Fifth Law mastered by Aozaki Aoko. However, using the Fifth Law will only reduce the lifespan of the universe, bringing forward the universe that might be destroyed in 10000 years to 9999 years.

Using the power of the Star Cup has an almost immediate effect, disrupting the balance of power flowing from the source. If it is used one second, the universe will collapse the next.

If it's within a Reality Marble, there's absolutely no need to worry. Think of the Star Cup as the ocean, parallel universes as rivers, and a Reality Marble as a bag.

The Star Cup can use no more force than the bag's own capacity; at most, it will burst the bag and immediately stop outputting power.

“This is no joke!” Ishtar grabbed Hall’s clothes and swallowed hard.

The magnificent wings of the feathered serpent god were wreathed in flames, each feather a golden color, containing heat exceeding that of the sword Excalibur.

The feathered serpent god's wings had countless feathers, and if all the heat were converted into solar winds, it could burn the entire Mesopotamian plain to ashes.

The feathered serpent god's wings were slightly folded, poised to strike, drawing in boundless heat from the sun's surface.

Seeing this, Ishtar panicked and urged, "Hall! Think of something quick! I can't handle this thing!"

Hall chuckled and said, "What's the rush? It's already underway."

Open your palm, and a multifaceted crystal is revealed, exquisite and translucent.

Star Cup.

It emitted a faint white light, weak and insignificant compared to sunlight.

Quetzalcoatl, however, sensed something. Her wings trembled slightly as she was surprised and fearful of this powerful force. She, who was in this world, should be omniscient and omnipotent, but the Star Cup was an existence beyond her comprehension.

She sensed the presence of this power when she first met Hall, but she did not expect that the Star Cup's specifications were in no way inferior to her in her complete form.

Ishtar knew about the Star Grail and was very familiar with this power, so she breathed a sigh of relief: "There really is a way, but this power seems..."

During the conversation, Quetzalcoatl could no longer contain himself.

hum!

The feathered serpent god, coiled on the surface of the sun, flapped its golden wings that blotted out the sky, and the sun burst forth with dazzling spots of light. Two blazing fire tornadoes intertwined and surged toward Hall.

Like a celestial river pouring down, there is nowhere to hide or escape; its destructive range can be categorized as a weapon against civilized artifacts.

Hall raised the Star Cup, unleashing its inner power, and chanted: "God's Strike".

The Star Cup suddenly emitted a blinding white light, like a bright moon. The magic and rules of different universes instantly disintegrated the surging waves of flames.

The solar wind was in constant turbulence, and the inherent barrier itself was subjected to unprecedented impact.

But that's not enough. The power of the Star Grail alone is not enough to completely shatter this Reality Marble, let alone defeat Quetzalcoatl. The Star Grail's greatest contribution is the Reality Marble itself.

Hall, however, was already confident of victory. The power of the Star Cup was insufficient; it lacked the final straw that broke the camel's back.

And that straw was right beside them.

The goddess of Venus, Ishtar, was dumbfounded.

"Ishtar, get ready."

"What do you want to do?"

"To help you regain all of Inanna's power and defeat Quetzalcoatl."

Ishtar was puzzled: "Huh? My spirit origin is now close to my original form. Even if I regain the power of my original form, I definitely can't defeat her."

"I will help you."

Ishtar and Hall locked eyes for a moment, then Ishtar's beautiful face blossomed into a radiant smile of trust: "Alright, although I don't know what to do, I believe in you, I believe in my Master, because I am your goddess of victory."

Hall took Ishtar's right hand, their skin touching, their spirit origins coexisting, amplifying the effects of the contract, and sharing the power of the Star Grail.

The magic of the Star Cup flowed into Ishtar's spirit origin, and her eyes transformed into a divine gold, filled with disbelief.

This was beyond her expectations. Because of her contract with Hall, she could accept the power flowing into Hall's body without limit. With the blessing of the Star Cup, her spirit origin strength continued to rise, surpassing the original Inanna in the myth.

Ishtar's clothes underwent subtle changes, becoming more adorned with gold ornaments and exuding a more noble and dignified air.

She could feel a closer soul connection with Hall, and at this moment, she seemed to finally understand what kind of being the Master standing before her truly was.

“It’s very interesting. Even all the treasures of Uruk combined cannot compare to its brilliance.”

"You'll have to give it to me sometime."

Her voice lacked its usual lightness and liveliness. The haughty Venus goddess gave Hall a faint smile, her confidence overflowing: "Now look forward to my performance, Master."

Hall nodded slightly, maintaining his connection with Ishtar and providing the power of the Star Grail.

In fact, this was the first time Hall had truly fulfilled his role as Master.

Ishtar turned her head to gaze at the deep universe and saw one of the countless planets—Venus.

She reached out her delicate hand and gently plucked the planet into her palm.

Chapter 444 Sister and Younger Sister in the Woods

The divine universe and the physical universe are not the same concept. To explore why, the geocentric model is a very good example. Humans or gods in the divine era believed that the Earth was the center of the universe.

The divine universe can be seen as part of the divine era, controlled by divine power.

The weapon of King Gilgamesh, Ea, is composed of three stone tablets, representing the sky, the earth, and the underworld, which is also the original appearance of the world in Mesopotamian mythology.

The Trinity is the universe.

This has led to a very peculiar phenomenon: Ishtar, as the goddess of Venus, can use her Venusian powers at any time to decide the fate of a planet.

However, if Ishtar were to strike the Earth with Venus, the force it would unleash would likely be no more powerful than a nuclear explosion.

This is the difference between the rules of the divine universe and the rules of the modern physical universe.

In modern times, if a planet were to crash down, the entire biosphere would be wiped out before Venus even reaches Earth's surface.

In the age of gods, the sky symbolized the universe, and the earth held equal weight with the universe.

It is true that Ishtar could use the power of the goddess of Venus to create arrows of Venus's mass and shoot them out, and it is also true that she could evaporate a mountain range just by hitting the earth.

In other words, the power to destroy planets displayed in the Age of Gods universe does not mean that it can actually destroy Earth.

Therefore, Hall was not surprised by the situation.

Ishtar held up Venus, the size of a basketball, and its surface, with its varying shades of color like a lollipop, was gradually covered with golden light, transforming into a mass and heat equivalent to that of a planet, emitting wave after wave of radiant light.

"hehe."

Ishtar chuckled, and Venus, transformed into a weapon concept, floated in front of her, aiming at the feathered serpent god coiled on the surface of the sun.

She raised her right hand in the standard firing stance for her magic bullets, a shooting posture she was accustomed to.

Behind Ishtar, Hall's magic eye formed a cross-shaped pupil, emitting a rainbow of light, and granting Venus a divine special attack status.

The solar wind covering the sun's surface became even more violent, unleashing countless solar flares that gathered around Quetzalcoatl's body and mind, creating a solar storm powerful enough to burn a planet.

Quetzalcoatl spread his wings completely and absorbed the flames.

It sensed the crisis and thus unleashed all its divine and powerful forces in a desperate struggle.

Ishtar declared sternly, "You said you'd wanted to try it for a long time, right? Very well, now I'll grant your request, Winged Serpent."

"Feel the mass of Venus!"

"Go! Shoot down the sun's rays!"

boom!

The mass of Venus was converted into light and heat, and the moment it was emitted, the universe suddenly darkened, and billions of stars lost their color.

Quetzalcoatl spread his wings and soared, releasing the heat absorbed by his wings at once, forming hundreds of millions of heat beams that pierced through the planet.

Boom!

The moment the two cosmic rays collided was like the Big Bang, annihilating all mass and engulfing all darkness.

The standoff lasted less than half a second before Ishtar's Venusian rays pierced through the solar heat rays emanating from Quetzalcoatl's wings, piercing straight through Quetzalcoatl's head and disappearing into the sun's surface.

“Easy,” Ishtar smiled smugly.

The feathered serpent god's enormous body, stretching tens of kilometers, wailed as it plunged into the sea of ​​fire. The surface of the sun began to collapse from the beam of light, which was equivalent to the mass of a planet, releasing even more heat that swept through the Age of Gods universe.

The inherent barrier began to collapse, and the divine era universe was in a state of destruction.

Ishtar turned to Hall and smiled, "Master, I have accomplished my mission."

Buzz!

Their vision was once again obscured by the solar wind, and when their vision returned, they were back in Eridu.

Hall and Ishtar stood in the center of the field. The surrounding scenery had not changed much. The earth had not been evaporated by the solar wind, and the destroyed altar remained in ruins. A large number of Eridu residents and laborers looked at the two who had suddenly appeared with blank expressions.

Hall looked up at the main altar, where the surface of the sunstone, which was nearly four meters in diameter, was covered with many cracks, and the green light that contained the breath of life was much weaker.

Quetzalcoatl slumped in front of the Sunstone, one hand resting on his obsidian sword, head bowed, panting heavily, with billowing white steam rising from his body.

"We did it!" Ishtar cheered and hugged Hall from behind.

"Let's go."

Hall strolled forward and ascended the altar under the watchful eyes of all.