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Chapter 1320: The Fairy Princess’s Death March [Part 2]

So far, the strongest Undead Blackfire had spawned were only that of a Rank 7 Sovereign.

By the looks of it, it craftily skirted around some restrictions and couldn’t summon more powerful Undead lest it break the balance of causality.

The Infernals initially looked down on the weak monsters, thinking they’d have an easy time getting rid of them.

But when they realized that these creatures didn’t fear death—recklessly latching onto their bodies, biting their flesh, and clawing their faces—they understood that these weaklings were incredibly annoying to fight!

They knew that as long as the Black Coffin was taken out, these Undead Creatures would also cease to exist. But every attempt ended in them being blasted to oblivion by the blue baby slime, who had a devilish smirk plastered on its adorable face.

“Boom Boom Bakugan!”

Booming sounds spread across the sky as Eiko threw bombs in all directions, just like playing a Bonus Round in a game.

When one Infernal managed to get up close and personal to the black coffin she sat on, Eiko took out a golden anchor from who knows where.

The Golden Anchor’s size increased up to four meters, which the little slime used to slap the Infernal. Her smack had been smooth, as if the anchor she wielded weighed like a feather.

“F*cker.”

Kazogonaga blinked after seeing the devastation taking place in the sky.

“Wow! She’s good!” the rainbow-colored Anteater praised Eiko, making its friends nod their heads in agreement.

“Is she a friend of yours, little ladies?” Psoglav asked Maple and Cinnamon.

“Un!” Maple nodded. “Eiko is a friend. We sometimes play together.”

“Boom Boom Bakugan!” Cinnamon spread her arms wide, as if creating a gesture of explosion.

Thirteen’s lovers also looked at the baby slime favorably, wondering if all slimes were like that.

Now that they thought of it, there didn’t seem to be any slimes on Solterra.

Seeing Eiko made them want to own one as well, hoping they’d be as cute and powerful.

Unbeknownst to them, Eiko was an exception among slimes and was simply built differently.

“Hey, shouldn’t we help her?” Kasogonaga tapped on Psoglav’s foot. “I mean, that’s fine, right?”

“We can’t leave the kids behind,” Psoglav replied firmly. “Who knows what will happen if anything happens to these girls. Better safe than sorry. Besides, I feel like this slime is not yet using its full power.”

Castor’s subordinates and the rest of the Azothralls were also waging a great battle against the invaders.

Eiko’s appearance lightened the burden on their shoulders, and the support fire from the Defenders and the Airships only added to their hope.

Suddenly, a flash of lightning streaked across the sky and landed a few meters away from Thirteen’s group.

Cranky, whose face was a bit pale from fighting, appeared in front of everyone with Rhovan standing by his side.

The Celestial had still not recovered from his injuries and had used his strength to protect Rhovan from his pursuers earlier.

When the Infernals arrived, he decided that it would be safer to take the Wolfkin Shaman to wherever Zion was.

Shana and Princess Aracelle had also tried to heal Cranky, but the injuries of a Celestial was something even they couldn’t possibly heal in a short period of time.

“How is Zion?” Cranky asked after entering the barrier that Rana had deployed to protect the teenage boy, who had asked for a few minutes to finish whatever he was doing.

“He’s fine,” Queen Miriamele replied. “How about you?”

“I’m not going to die anytime soon,” Cranky replied before shifting his gaze on the battle around them. “Looks like Erasmus has also made his move.”

Countless Undead Monsters had joined the battlefield, and they didn’t come from the flying Black Coffin.

Erasmus had visited many battlefields alongside Cranky and collected as many Undead subordinates as possible for this upcoming war.

“Corpse Explosion!” Erasmus shouted as his flying zombie monsters clashed with the Infernal Army, detonating them at point-blank range.

Eiko watched this explosion from the sky and gave the Lord of Death a thumbs up when Blackfire circled across the city walls.

Naturally, Erasmus returned Eiko’s thumbs up. He also found the little slime quite amusing when she threw bombs at her enemies.

Just as everyone thought that they finally had a small chance to win, two giant hands emerged from within the red portal in the sky.

A giant head peeked out of the portal and looked down on those who were fighting below.

The Defenders and the Rebel army shuddered uncontrollably as a sense of dread rose from their chest.

Forcing its way out of the red portal was a giant abomination that looked like it was made from countless monsters sewn together.

A booming sound reverberated in the battlefield as it fell on the ground, sending dirt and rubble expanding outward, grandly announcing its presence to the world.

“Hahaha! The Devourer has come!” Korath laughed out loud. “All of you will wish that you died earlier because now, your deaths will truly be dreadful!”

The thirty-meter-tall goliath let out another blood curdling roar, making the Artemians and even the Azothralls feel a suppression that greatly reduced their fighting prowess.

When everyone was starting to feel despair, Thirteen finally opened his eyes and took a deep breath.

No one noticed him move as he propped himself up from the ground.

The teenage boy eyed the Infernals in the sky before shifting his gaze toward the Devourer, who had made everyone feel despair upon its arrival.

Thirteen raised his hand and snapped his fingers once.

A golden portal appeared above him, and from it came out five Attack Helicopters.

“Form feet and legs,” Thirteen said softly, and two of the attack helicopters transformed into those forms.

“Form arms and torso.”

Following his orders, another two Attack Helicopters transformed, and merged together with the first two helicopters.

“Now form the head,” Thirteen ordered.

The final Attack Helicopter merged with the other Helicopters, creating a giant robot that was nearly as tall as the Devourer.

< Gandam Hell [EX] now Online >

The AI of Thirteen’s Gandam Robot spoke proudly.

The Devourer was actually stronger than a Celestial, and had stepped into the Rank of a Demigod.

However, Thirteen wasn’t fazed.

His infatuation toward Attack Helicopters was all thanks to one of his Hosts who had created a giant robot that nearly destroyed an entire world in the past.

Naturally, he knew of its blueprint and had been secretly building it slowly inside the Domain of the Apocalypse.

Its energy core was powered by the Boltron Core, which supplied it with enough energy to fight for three hours max.

After that, the Core would be destroyed, and unless Thirteen found a similar power source, his newest weapon would not be able to move again.

But he skipped worrying about that for now because he only had three hours left.

During those three hours, he would gain a robot that had the strength of a Demigod, allowing Thirteen to face off against the Infernal Army who thought that they were push overs!

The teenage boy raised his hand, and Gandam Hell [EX] glanced in his direction.

A beam of light from its cockpit shot down on Thirteen, allowing him to operate his secret weapon and fight this battle.

“Now it’s show time.” Thirteen smirked as he pulled the lever in the cockpit, allowing him to get a 360 degree view of the battlefield.

Countless lock-on images appeared on the monitors around him, informing him that every Infernal that was in close proximity to him had been targeted without fail.

“Activate Gandam Hell Destroyer Mode,” Thirteen ordered.

< Destroyer Mode Activated >

< Releasing H.E.L.I.O.S. Darts >

(A/N: High-Energy Light Ion Orbital Sentinels. Treat them like the funnels / bits in Gundam).

Twenty HELIOS Darts shot out from the body of Thirteen’s Gandam.

And three golden halos appeared behind its back.

With a devilish smile plastered on his face, the teenage boy pulled the trigger, and his Gandam unleashed countless laser beams that obliterated everything in its path.