Miss Surtr will ignite the world

The crowd began to tremble unconsciously.

Finally, in this almost suffocating atmosphere, someone couldn't withstand the pressure.

In the Mesopotamian plains, the brutality of the Beast Goddess was well-known. Even those who were lucky enough to survive on the battlefield would be used as nourishment to breed monsters after being captured.

"No, no, I don't want to become food for the Goddess of Monsters!"

Shouting, the first person stopped and fled in terror in all directions.

But in the next moment, a huge, foul-smelling mouth ripped off her head.

The gushing blood awakened a primal fear. A moment of silence followed by doubled chaos as the crowd screamed and tried to escape in different directions.

This made Warcraft extremely happy.

If they are obedient enough, their fate becomes nourishment for newborns, but if they resist...

I'm sorry.

The buffet is here!

Excitement gleamed in the eyes of the monsters.

It opened its hideous maw and lunged at the nearest person.

A bloody massacre unfolded here.

This was supposed to be a game of cat and mouse, but halfway through the game, two other contestants suddenly barged in.

boom.

The loud gunshot drowned out the roars of the monsters, the muzzle spitting fire as it struck a monster that had leaped high into the air.

Bloody.

At the same time, a cold light shone in the gradually darkening sky, severing the lion-like head.

The reversal came unexpectedly.

The monsters, who should have been butchers, instantly became fish on a board.

In a short while, dozens of magical beasts fell to the ground.

"See that smoking spot? That road is safe; no monsters will attack you."

On the blood-stained ground, Surtr pointed to the path he had come from and addressed the refugees who had regrouped before him.

"Thank you, hero! Thank you, hero!"

After repeatedly expressing their gratitude, the refugees walked together into the woods.

[Mission complete. Reward: 160 Primogems]

With a smile and a wave, Surtr received a notification in his mind.

The corners of his mouth, which had been turned up, drooped slightly as he muttered to himself.

That's very little.

Anna's figure only emerged from the shadows once those people had disappeared into the woods.

"Why are you hiding after you saved them?"

"I hate humans."

Anna gave a curt reply, then glanced at Surtr.

"You don't hide it at all."

She was referring to the horns on the other person's head.

"Because it's unnecessary. This era probably won't arrest you for research just because you have some inhuman characteristics."

Surtr looked up and touched it.

In modern society, she might have hidden it a bit, but in this mythical era, she felt there was absolutely no need.

Who doesn't have some special bloodline?

"That's hard to say."

Anna muttered to herself, perhaps recalling some unpleasant experience.

"Hehe, let them come then. Maybe they can bring me some rare weapons. Alright, the Blood Temple is just ahead, let's go."

Surtr patted Anna on the head and walked towards the mountain peak at the end of the road.

Absolute Demonic Front: Chapter 4 - Heavenly Flame Unsheathed

Hey.

Outside the temple, a figure dressed in a white robe landed on the ground.

She had long, almost green hair that shimmered with a soft glow. She looked no more than fifteen or sixteen years old, and her gender was indistinguishable. Her dignified and beautiful demeanor seemed to assert the meaninglessness of gender.

Kingu stepped forward, stopping at the spot where Surtr and Anna had fought earlier. His gaze swept over the devastation around him, and finally he looked up at the temple at the far end, muttering to himself.

"These two people I've never seen before, are they newly summoned Servants from Uruk?"

Even though there was no one in front of me, it felt as if I were seeing them with my own eyes.

"No, though weak, it is still a deity. Even he shouldn't be able to summon other gods; it was this land that summoned it? And this divinity..."

Jingu raised his eyebrows slightly, a kind of divinity similar to or almost identical to Gorgon's was being revealed in his perception.

The other one also possessed unsettling qualities, and the two were heading straight for Gorgon's bedroom.

They were heading for Gorgon.

An obvious conclusion.

But at what was clearly a crucial moment, as if mocking, Kim Gu's lips curled into a smile that seemed incongruous with his beautiful face.

"Ha, what bad luck, to pick a time like this."

Inside the temple.

"Awoooooo..."

A Uridim whimpered and flew backwards like a rag doll against the temple wall, where it lay lifeless.

Surtr put his legs down, put his hands in his pockets, and walked inside the temple.

Looking at the sticky, muddy substance under her feet, she showed a look of disgust.

The temple's interior floor was covered by a vein-like substance, with purple patterns spreading throughout the space, and shimmering spherical objects embedded in various corners of the corridors.

The air was filled with a foul, magical stench, and the chilling atmosphere was reminiscent of a snake's lair.

Surtr leaned closer and, through the translucent membrane, could see the liquid-like substance inside, as well as living people being immersed in it, gradually dissolving and deforming, struggling in agony.

The temple is like an ovary, using the people within as nourishment to nurture the newborn monsters from the snake eggs.

"They are beyond saving."

Anna stood to the side, her tone indifferent, but the discomfort on the other person's face was obvious.

If all that's needed is nutrition, it's the same whether you're alive or dead.

But these guys in front of me are undoubtedly Gorgons, the avenger whose mind is filled only with hatred, seeking revenge.

Gorgon has gone mad.

Surtr knew this beforehand, and if that guy had retained any goodwill, she would have hesitated for a second or two before making her move.

It seems that it wasn't.

Just like I remembered, the other party was a complete avenger.

She personally doesn't think there's anything wrong with revenge, but it's wrong of you to involve innocent people.

"Okay, let's go."

Shifting his gaze, Surtr strode forward, walking with Anna deeper into the temple.

Neither of them noticed that a pale green figure flashed past behind them.

The Blood Temple is enormous; Gorgon hollowed out almost the entire mountain to use it as his base.

Fortunately, the internal structure is not complicated.

A main road leads directly into the interior of the temple.

As they ventured deeper, the humidity in the air rose slightly, and a foul odor emanated from a cabin glowing with a purplish-red light at the far end of their line of sight.

If nothing unexpected happens, what lies ahead should be the core area of ​​the temple.

But up to this point, the two still encountered no obstacles. No magical beasts appeared, nor did Gorgon emerge from the ground to cause trouble for her.

The other party's oversight of this temple is far too weak.

But thinking about it, it makes sense. After all, even King Gu didn't know that he had secretly released the prisoners. Perhaps the prisoners were focused on having children?

I wonder if I'll ever see the Gorgons laying their eggs.

"Gorgon's quarters are just ahead."

Anna's resolute voice pulled Surtr back to reality.

She stopped in her tracks, and at the same time, she reached out and pulled out Anna's black robe, pulling Miss Anna, who was eager to rush in, back.

"What's wrong? Aren't you going in?"

Anna's legs swung in the air as she looked up in confusion. Having arrived here, she seemed even more eager than Surtr.

"The enemy's lair is just ahead. It would be too reckless to charge straight in like this."

After setting the other person down, Surtr spoke cautiously, successfully causing Anna, who was standing to the side, to widen her eyes as if she had heard something unbelievable.

Why don't you take a look at what you're saying?

You barged into the enemy's territory without any preparation, and now you're telling me it was too reckless.

You must be kidding me.

"I think you have a big misunderstanding about me. Since I dared to come, I must have a way to leave. I don't like putting myself in danger."

As Surtr spoke, he combined his twin pistols, transforming them once again into the Skyfire Greatsword.

Holding her sword in one hand, she beckoned to the other person.

"Since we've got the upper hand, we should definitely seize the opportunity. Besides, the disgusting smell inside is a bit hard for me to accept, so let's clean it up first. Stay close to me, be careful not to get caught in the crossfire."

Anna felt that the latter might be the main reason.

While mentally complaining, he obediently moved his body slightly closer to Surtr and looked up at the greatsword in the other's hand.

This is undoubtedly a powerful Noble Phantasm; I wonder what it would be like to unleash its full power.

Somewhat curious.

Next, she will satisfy her curiosity.

Raising the Heavenly Flame, the crimson Herrscher core activated, and immense heat and magic erupted from the greatsword.

A dazzling burst of light shone from the sword, and a storm of flames swept through the visible space.

The dim space was illuminated, and Anna subconsciously lowered her head, no longer looking at the flames that resembled the sun, as if simply staring at them would burn her eyes.

The blood vessels in the wall were swept by heat, which caused them to spontaneously combust.

The bricks and stones dissolved.

Miraculously, despite standing in the closest place to the flames, Anna did not feel the slightest bit of heat.

The temperature rose sharply, and the atmosphere was boiling like water. The already humid air was now drier than the desert at midday.

The gem in the center of the gauntlet emitted an unprecedented light, and the heat reached its peak.

Amidst the raging flames, those hidden in the shadows were forced to reveal themselves.

The next moment, Surtr shouted as if chanting.

"Heavenly Fire, unsheathe!"

Meanwhile, in Gorgon's bedroom.

The walls, seemingly encased in animal skeletons, were covered with countless monster eggs, their faint glow emanating from within translucent membranes, bringing a sliver of light to the enclosed environment.