Chapter 1343 - 529: Destruction of the Divine Body_3

Alka’s power ascended once more.

Almost reaching the pinnacle of the Eighth Stage.

A crown made of crystal appeared atop Alka’s head.

Alka looked at the divine entity before him.

"Now, I am a god."

Then the golden gleam in his eyes flickered.

This time, he saw more, penetrating deeper secrets.

He spoke while clutching his hand.

The God of Rebirth was instantly imprisoned, unable to move.

Countless massive and exaggerated creatures composed of white mist gathered around, their enormous heads transforming into menacing shapes, staring at the divine entity below.

As if the slightest movement would cause these formidable misty creatures to tear him to shreds.

Looking at this scene, the God of Rebirth was not the least bit flustered.

"Perhaps this world is challenging for mortals to unravel, but for us deities, it seems very easy."

Space of the world was full of countless cracks.

His control over flesh even broke through the spatial confinement.

Outside, the attacking tentacles transformed into spears thrusting toward the void, as if there were some deadly nodes in the air.

"Crack."

With a sound of shattering.

A fissure appeared in the air of the Mirror World, as a crimson muscular tentacle pierced through.

Though the God of Rebirth was imprisoned, he smiled.

"See, it’s simple, isn’t it?"

Alka’s figure appeared in front of the God of Rebirth.

Staring at him.

His eyes flickered with gold.

"Fearless, a body made of muscle leaves you without weakness, you’re not afraid of this body falling into death."

This is the God of Rebirth’s fearless point.

His body is resilient, powerful, and without weaknesses.

Unless Alka can instantly pulverize his body without leaving a trace. Or attack his soul like Lucilia, otherwise, he can quickly reassemble a new body without being affected.

Alka reached out, the power of six elements mixed in his palm.

He remotely erected a Spell, pressing it onto the God of Rebirth’s chest.

At the instant the Spell was pressed, the God of Rebirth’s eyes widened.

His gaze filled with incredulity.

"How do you know? How do you..."

Before he finished speaking, his flesh began to dissipate, his incredulous gaze still lingering. But his body turned into dust-like substance and vanished.

Only two orange orbs remained.

Essence of divinity that constructed his body, with a trace of red light from his body returning to the sky as the power dissipated.

The Mirror World reversed.

Alka’s soul-like body began to change, reconstructing the link with Lucilia’s help.

Outside.

The massive flesh Titan suddenly fell on the Island, its colossal form causing a violent rumble, raising a cloud of dust.

Among everyone’s gaze.

The giant’s body began to dissipate, turning into ashes scattered across the sky.

As the breeze blew, the ashes curled towards the distance, towards the sea, towards the sky, floating and dissipating.

"So... it’s over?"

Someone murmured.

Moonlight pierced the sky, clouds twisted their forms swiftly toward the Island.

The group searched on the Island.

Soon Chadite noticed, following the flicker of moonlight, they quickly arrived beside Alka amidst the ashes.

At this moment, Alka was semi-reclined against a metal pillar.

Lucilia was sitting beside him.

"Are you both okay?"

The group came over.

Matilda immediately began to check on the two.

Then besides finding them mentally exhausted, with severe magic power depletion, no other issues were found.

But Alka’s body had a flickering feeling.

Looking at the worried expressions of the group, Alka smiled and waved his hand.

"Don’t worry, it’s just the link between flesh and soul that’s a bit weak, needing time to reconstruct a solid connection."

Having Lucilia sever the link and then repair it, it’s not an easy task, the aftereffects must be endured now.

Just enduring it is already quite good, no major problems have arisen.

Such an operation, long ago, Alka had chatted idly with Lucilia when she acquired the Curse Sword.

The two had researched it.

Otherwise, solving it this time would have been difficult.

Looking at the weakened pair, the group waited around.