Miss Surtr will ignite the world

"If you get hit, you should definitely fight back! Doctor, what nonsense are you spouting!"

Ritsuka covered her ears and hid behind Mashu.

"Ah, indeed, because my previous complete disregard made me almost forget that the other party would retaliate."

"It was probably Surtr's attack just now; she's now in Mother's sights."

Ishtar speculated.

"It's an honor, but if possible, I'd like to ask her to continue ignoring me."

Surtr sighed.

"It's a similar operation to the one at sea, stop her immediately!"

"It's already being done."

Surtr shouted, carrying Skyfire, running across the lava, leaping high into the air, and swinging his greatsword at Tiamat, who was charging up her power in front of her.

"Heavenly Fire, unsheathe."

A violent explosion.

The destructive flames struck Tiamat's head, and a firestorm larger than her body raged across the ground.

"The magical reaction has disappeared; Tiamat's head is damaged, but it is gradually repairing..."

Roman's words suddenly stopped.

"what happened?"

Ritsuka asked.

"Tiamat's horn is also being repaired at a rapid pace, and it won't be long before it can fly again."

Roman spoke in a low voice.

"Quick repair...does that mean all our previous efforts were wasted?"

Mashu's pupils contracted.

"No, I don't think it's completely useless."

Ritsuka shook her head and said.

"At least she's now focused on Miss Surtr, so perhaps we can steer her away from there."

“That makes sense. So far, Mother hasn't shown much rationality; she's acting purely on instinct. If something could grab her attention, it might actually work. Let me try. I've never lost a speed contest, Surtr, did you hear me?”

Ishtar is full of confidence.

"Ah, you can definitely give it a try. I'm here."

Upon landing, Surtr acknowledged the operation.

Once again, we set foot on the celestial ark of Ishtar.

"You're the only one who's been able to board my ship twice in a row, feel honored."

“That would be a great honor, but if you could give me this ship, I would be even more honored, and I might even offer my faith on the spot.”

Surtr said with a smile.

He secretly thought it was a pity.

"What a greedy believer, daring to ask me, Ishtar, for anything. But you have good taste. Although I can't give it to you, I can let you experience it a little. Hold on tight."

"Don't go too far away."

"rest assured."

As soon as he finished speaking, a sonic boom ripped through the air.

Absolute Demonic Front: Chapter 47 - Come in now!

"Operation successful. Although we were unable to take Tiamat away from Uruk, we successfully kept her in place. Miss Ishtar is currently moving around Tiamat with extremely dangerous maneuvers."

Mashu described the current situation.

They originally intended to guide Tiamat away from Uruk, but they found that as long as they moved a little away from Tiamat, she would ignore them, and they could only keep her in place.

"Probably because Uruk is her primary target, and we're like annoying mosquitoes to her. She'll swat them, but she won't expend too much energy on them."

"Doctor, although your analogy is very vivid, it still feels a bit strange."

Ritsuka was helpless.

"Sorry, sorry, we have detected multiple Rahmu approaching you. Please be prepared."

"Understood."

Beneath the dark clouds, the sun's flames still scorched the sea of ​​black mud.

A melodious song echoed from the ground, its powerful magic causing everything around it to boil with excitement.

Tiamat lay prostrate on the ground, her claw-like hands sweeping through the air, carrying a massive amount of magical power.

An invisible slash tore through the air, leaving five deep cracks on the crimson earth.

"It's terrifying. Just a swing of its claws has this kind of power. If you were hit by it, there wouldn't even be a corpse left."

Ishtar's gaze fell on the ground as she spoke with lingering fear, not daring to linger. She maneuvered the Skyship to fall into Tiamat's line of sight, maintaining an extremely dangerous distance.

This wasn't her being arrogant and deliberately seeking thrills; she simply had no other choice.

If they don't do this, Tiamat will soon ignore them and turn her attention back to Uruk.

and.

"what!!!"

The song surged with magic, but was interrupted by a storm of fire in the next moment.

If we don't get close enough, we might not be able to interrupt the opponent's attack immediately.

It's only a few dozen kilometers away. If the enemy were to release them, they could blow them and Uruk to smithereens.

You can neither escape nor fight; it's truly a trash game.

Fortunately, only Kukulkan managed to hold off most of the Rahmu, so they didn't have to face too many enemies.

And there are the little monsters on their own boat.

The attacks were ridiculously powerful and never stopped; I have no idea where she got so much magic power.

Ishtar instinctively looked at Surtr, and then saw the extremely serious expression on the other's face.

Sudden.

Her heart skipped a beat.

Surtr gripped his sword, frowning as he looked ahead at Tiamat, who was almost unharmed after the explosion.

Her strength should be the same as before.

The first time, the opponent lost most of his face, but afterwards, the effect of each attack would become weaker and weaker.

A bad feeling crept into Surtr's heart.

"Doctor, can you assess Tiamat's physical condition? Is she different from before?"

She asked.

"Different? There's nothing here... No, wait, what's going on!"

The sudden problem caught Roman off guard, as Tiamat's physical condition on the screen appeared unchanged from before.

But after he examined it carefully, his slightly relaxed expression suddenly became extremely serious.

"how so!"

Roman shouted in horror.

"Tiamat is modifying her body; she's adapting to your attacks!"

"really."

Surtr wasn't surprised; she was very familiar with this kind of thing, after all, she herself had a similar skill.

"Doesn't this mean that if we can't kill them quickly, our attacks will gradually become ineffective!"

Ishtar's eyes widened.

"what."

"here we go again."

Surtr shouted, raising his sword again and swinging it forward.

"Heavenly Fire, unsheathe!"

With a final, all-out attack, raging flames nearly engulfed Tiamat's entire body, and the most spectacular pillar of fire to date lit up the ground.

But amidst this, a song could be heard, and Tiamat's body appeared and disappeared in the flames, seemingly unaffected.

"what!!!"

A terrifying sonic boom parted the flames, drowning out Roman's urgent voice. But even without being reminded, Surtr could clearly sense the abyss-like magical power within him.

No, we absolutely cannot let her release her.

At this distance, even if she is alright, everyone else, including Uruk, would be doomed.

A thousand realms, one vehicle?

The scope is too small.

Even a heavenly fire could not completely block such a massive area-of-effect attack.

Add a Noble Phantasm?

Perhaps.

But how many Noble Phantasms would it take to block this attack?

Moreover, this thing is no different from a normal attack to the opponent. If it's blocked this time, what should be done next?

No, these are not the key points.

Ultimately, this place is just too close to Uruk. Although describing a distance of tens of kilometers as close might not be entirely accurate, it certainly is for a group with an attack range of at least hundreds of kilometers.

Servants can avoid attacks, but cities obviously cannot.

If Uruk were to become the last human in this era, then defeating Tiamat would be pointless.

Tsk, is it a venue issue?

That seems to be the only way.

"It seems the only option is to use a Noble Phantasm to see if it can neutralize it. Hey, what are you doing!"

Just as Ishtar was about to make a move, she saw Surtr on the Skyship sheathing his sword, looking as if he was about to jump out.

"Of course we stopped that thing. Don't worry, it's very safe."

Surtr responded casually, and before Ishtar could say anything, she leaped into the air, her long red hair fluttering in the wind. In no time, she was already above Tiamat.

Take a deep breath.

"Come in!"

As soon as she finished speaking, the surrounding space distorted, accompanied by a momentary blur in her vision. Before Ishtar's eyes, Surtr, along with Tiamat, vanished from her sight.

"Disappeared?"

"It's a spatial fluctuation, this reaction? Could it be a unique barrier?"

Roman spoke.

And in the very next moment.

From where Tiamat stood, came a sound like shattering glass.

A violent impact came from the air.

Transparent crystal fragments danced in the air like snowflakes, as if shattering the entire space and revealing its interior.

Tiamat's enormous body stood on a desolate, ravaged land, black mud flowing from her feet, covering the dark earth and rocks.