Miss Surtr will ignite the world

Perhaps at this moment they understood why their ancestors had always insisted on flying into the sky.

Because if they don't fly, they might die.

Uruk, at the city gate.

"Its daybreak?"

On the city wall, the joy of successfully defeating Gorgon had just subsided when, in the distance, a white light, like the dawn, rose from the horizon.

But it's not such a harmless thing.

Surtr's eyes widened, and the ring-shaped light in his eyes magnified, destroying everything in its path.

"Anna! Quick, hide behind me!"

She shouted at Anna, who was clearing out Rahmu, and at the same time, took out the Thousand Worlds One Vehicle from the World Bubble.

That power would level the entire city of Uruk once it arrived!

Her defenses could only protect herself; they were simply not enough to withstand such a wide-ranging attack. She had no choice but to try using this thing.

"A Thousand Realms in One, Zero Rated Power, Activate!"

Meanwhile, at the top of the divine tower.

"Your Majesty, an urgent report has arrived from the observation post!"

"Stop talking, I saw it!"

Gilgamesh stood up abruptly, his face grim.

"That Tiamat guy, she's only just woken up and she's already made such a commotion!"

"Activate all defenses, and remember to find cover. If you're lucky, you might survive!"

With that, Gilgamesh took out the stone tablet.

The barrier surrounding the city was maintained entirely by his magic, so there was no way he could remain uninvolved at a time like this.

"I don't know if we can hold out. I hope we don't fail in the first wave. I don't want to see Ereshkigal again so soon."

He muttered to himself, opening the stone slab, revealing intricate cuneiform script that shimmered.

Patterns lit up the sky above the city, and the barrier was operating at full power.

Outside the city, at the south gate, a massive, dark circle, large enough to cover most of Uruk, was unfolding in front of the city walls.

Its interior is adorned with boundless starlight, like a gateway to another world.

Gilgamesh curled the corners of his mouth into a smile.

"Heh heh, even outsiders are doing their best to protect Uruk, so I, the king, will not lag behind. Bring it on!"

The next moment, the blazing white light stole away all sound and sight.

"Barely defending, senior, Tiamat will remain silent for now."

After a while, once the impact subsided, Mash poked her head out from behind the shield.

As if swept away by the most ferocious typhoon, the earth had become a sight she did not recognize.

Ritsuka pressed her head. Even with Mashu's protection, she still felt like she was going to the underworld. After regaining some clarity, she immediately asked...

"Doctor, how is Uruk?"

"Don't worry, Surtr and the others are still reacting. They just detected strong spatial fluctuations in Uruk, which means they must have activated some kind of method."

Roman brought some rare good news.

"Really? That's good. Tiamat doesn't seem to be planning to continue the attack either. Is she too exhausted?"

Ritsuka looked out at the sea.

After the first shot, Tiamat fell completely silent. Although she continued to move toward Uruk, she made no other moves.

Indeed, the magical power required for a super attack with the power to cover an area of ​​hundreds of kilometers must be enormous.

But just as she was thinking this, Roman in the control room immediately poured cold water on her idea.

"Unfortunately, Fujimaru, according to Chaldea's tests, the opponent's magical power remained largely unchanged after unleashing the attack."

In other words...

Ritsuka's face stiffened.

"That means she could launch such an attack at any time."

Roman spoke the harsh truth.

"But she's not doing that now."

"Although it's just speculation, the attack just now was probably a yawning-like action, and there wasn't much intention to attack."

"Haha, doctor, you're really funny. You mean we almost got wiped out by a yawn? Doctor, say something!"

Ritsuka's face showed a stiff smile that contained absolutely no hint of a smile.

You might as well say that the other party is using a big firework to announce their return.

"There's no point in arguing here. Let's go to Uruk and meet up with Gilgamesh first. We need to gather all possible forces to deal with her."

Ishtar said seriously.

"That's true. And then there's that axe. In this situation, it's impossible to use a pterosaur to move it. We can only see what the other side can do."

After calming herself down a bit, Ritsuka nodded.

Looking back at the dense forest, the barrier-like forest had vanished without a trace under the impact of magic, and it would probably be swallowed up by the black mud soon.

It needs to be done as soon as possible.

"Come closer, we're going back now."

Absolute Demonic Front: Chapter 42 Exile?

Outside Uruk.

The air was thick with heat under the cool moonlight.

The once tranquil magic seemed to be forcibly disturbed by some force, making people uncomfortable.

The abyss-like gate gradually closed, and Surtr lowered his hand from the train.

"We managed to block it with a bit of difficulty."

Fortunately, those were just simple magical impacts without any special attributes. I could use the Thousand Realms One Ratio to open a door and throw the attacks into the imaginary space.

However, the gate's size was insufficient to encompass the entirety of Uruk, leaving the rest to be protected by the city's protective barrier.

The outcome seems acceptable at the moment.

She turned around, looked up, and breathed a sigh of relief at the dilapidated but still largely intact city walls behind her.

"Was that Tiamat's attack? Where did it come from?"

Anna gazed at the ground ahead with lingering fear.

The plains were still wide, but no longer flat. The land looked like newly cultivated farmland, as if it had been forcibly overturned.

"It should be, if I'm not mistaken, it should be in the sea."

Surtr's tone turned somber.

It was probably the shock of Gorgon's death that caused Tiamat to leave the seabed.

The location of the enemy's resurgence should be near the Persian Gulf, more than 100 kilometers away from Uruk, and judging from the attack just now, it does not seem to be a single target.

The entire plain was affected, and all the southern cities except Uruk have probably been wiped out.

The power is truly frightening.

Fortunately, such attacks did not continue; what followed was a sea of ​​black mud.

However, Gilgamesh had prepared a countermeasure in advance.

The tooth-like city walls rose from the ground, keeping the black mud out of the city. At the same time, a purple magic circle flashed past the city gate.

The figures of Ritsuka and others appeared in it.

"Uruk is still here, Miss Surtr, and Anna too. Um, what is this thing?"

The first thing that catches the eye is the crumbling city, followed by the huge locomotive in front of the city, and Surtr standing to the side.

"This is another piece of my spatial equipment. It seems you guys have completed the mission well, Fujimaru."

To put it simply, Surtr's gaze fell on Kukulkan and the leopard man beside the other.

"It's been a while, Surtr. I'd love to say hello in a friendly manner, but now's not the time."

Kukulkan waved to her, but even the usually optimistic Kukulkan didn't show much of a smile in this situation.

"Tiamat has awakened and is now heading straight towards Uruk. We are planning to report this to King Gilgamesh."

"Lord Surtr, the King requests your presence at the Tower of Gods."

Behind him, a soldier who had rushed over spoke to Surtr.

"Let's go together then."

The top of the divine tower.

"The Fang of Napishtim has been activated and has barely managed to hold off the first wave of the Black Tide, but it has been severely damaged and it will probably be difficult to stop the next wave of attacks."

"Tsk, but this is the only way. Begin the repair work immediately. I will not let you be completely foolproof. At least maintain the skeleton."

Gilgamesh was astonished.

Although the impact of the magic was temporarily blocked, the black mud that followed was still a huge problem.

"King Gilgamesh".

Ritsuka's voice came from outside the hall.

"You're back? The mission must have been tough, but there's no time to celebrate now."

Gilgamesh stood up and stepped down from the throne.

"As you can see, Tiamat has awakened. Although thanks to you, Uruk still retains most of its fighting force, it must be admitted that ordinary people can only play a very limited role in this kind of battle. Therefore, your next battle will determine the survival of Uruk."

Gilgamesh described the current situation.

"Now, let's hold a war council meeting immediately!"

In the center of the spacious banquet hall, the king's dining table was set up, and above it, the figure of a woman with large horns was projected.

"That was a complete monster, possessing magical power sufficient for interstellar travel, and storing a vast amount of life essence within its body. It was an interstellar ark that humanity would need hundreds of years to achieve. This was Tiamat's true form."

"Hmm, very detailed information. As for weaknesses, I haven't seen any similar descriptions here!"

Gilgamesh crossed his arms and stared at him, asking the question.

"It's a pity we didn't find it at all. It's a monster that has no flaws in physics and reality. And although it's just a guess, Tiamat probably doesn't have the concept of death because she is the mother of life. As long as we are alive, we can prove her existence."

"...Doctor, you haven't said a single good thing since you arrived at this singularity. I'm starting to wonder if you were sent by Tiamat."

Ritsuka felt exhausted.

Why are all the monsters she encounters in the singularities these kinds of monsters?

The sixth singularity is a god, the seventh singularity is a group of gods, and what will Solomon face next?

The pigeons themselves are getting involved?

"I can't do anything about it, but that's just the way it is!"

Roman raised his voice; reality simply didn't allow him to say anything good.

"Instead of defeating her, how about we exile her back to the Imaginary Dimension? Doesn't Surtr have a treasure that can connect the two dimensions? Could we use that to send her back directly?"

"That's certainly possible. If you cooperate, it shouldn't take too much effort to send her back."

Surtr nodded. Although she coveted Tiamat's powers, she didn't necessarily want to trade the entire Uruk for them.

"Since that's the case..."

Before Roman could finish speaking, Gilgamesh interrupted him.

No, that won't do.