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The mysterious entity made of shadows who had kidnaped the young prince Gustav could no longer deal with his cries of help, growing furious and frustrated.
"Stop with your annoying struggles! Accept your fate now, you stupid child! Or I'll make you suffer even more!"
As the child cried within the shadows he had been trapped into, suddenly, sharp spikes materialized inside of the being's stomach, aiming to pierce the child's limbs to paralyze him with a deadly demonic venom.
"N-No…! Please… Please stop!"
Gustav only grew more afraid and terrified by everything, screaming as loudly as he could as the sharp spikes reached him, beginning to pierce through his skin.
"Aaaghhh! M-Mama…! Help eee!"
As the boy cried and the shadows escaped, almost reaching the border of the barrier, sothing appeared, a blinding light that seed to co from the very heavens.
"STOP RIGHT THERE!"
The heroic cry of a woman reverberated across the skies and the barrier, the demonic entity kidnaping the child suddenly saw sothing approaching.
FLAAASH!
An enormous beam of pure holy spiritual light reached the abomination, so bright and painful that it had no option but to step back and reveal its body! Even when he tried to evade the blow, it couldn't help but cry in utter agony.
"Gryyaaaggh!"
His body squird, constantly shapeshifting into countless crimson eyes and shadow hands, tentacles and other things, revealing young Gustav inside trying to crawl out of it.
"W-Who is it!?" the entity scread. "WHO DARES?!"
Although it tried to act tough, the entity was panicking! It was sure that all the Undead would take care of anybody daring to stop him, he was literally surrounded by hundreds of Undead everywhere.
So how?
"Who else?!"
The demon's eyes widened when he saw the very woman that was the origin of most of the problems he and his kind have gone through for a while now.
A beautiful woman with long silver hair, bright rainbow eyes, and three pairs of draconic horns, of silver and gold color. Her beautiful body resembled one of a human, yet it revealed white wood beneath her fair skin.
However, most of her body was encompassed on a powerful draconic armor of scales, her hands turned into large draconic claws and so were her legs and foot, transford into giant scaled talons.
A long-scaled tail waved behind her, with a pointy, spear-like end, and two pairs of huge silver and gold-colored dragon wings adorned her back, resting above her shoulders, spread out and flapping constantly, allowing her to easily fly above the skies.
A combination of a dragon and a dryad, the inheritor of the Legacy of the Yggdragon, who had evolved even further than that, achieving a new form that the Yggdragon had never achieved.
The Yggdragon of Ti, Aeternitas.
Planta!
"It's her? HOW?!"
The demon's crimson eyes widened as his entire body began to tremble. Noticing that Gustav was trying to escape, his miasmic, slimy body engulfed him once more.
Planta could not bear to see this anymore, she had only caught a glimpse, a re second, yet she was already even more furious than before.
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As a mother, to see a child being kidnapped and treated badly…
Especially as soone so cute and innocent as Gustav!
She was wrathful!
"You're going to let that child go, you monster!"
"Hah! A-AS IF!"
The Demon quickly began growing larger as Planta rushed down, putting Gustav inside of him and revealing part of his body to her.
"If you dare hurt , the child will be hurt first!" he laughed. "A sword, a re magic spell, he'll take all the damage instead! You think you can hit now?!"
"What?!"
Planta's eyes widened as she saw David there. Indeed, the scope of her attacks was imnse, a powerful attack could definitely end up slaughtering the child before she could even save him.
It wasn't like before where Teressa was simply a Player, that killing her did not matter… But if this demon completely fused with the child, how could she be able to free him?
Planta beca incredibly nervous, her attack suddenly stopped as the demon laughed, slowly beginning to step back, attempting to escape as Planta was thinking what to do!
"Hahaha! Yes! That's right! Stay right there if you don't want to kill the child!"
The demon began sneaking out, not only her attacks towards the demon could damage Gustav, but the demon threatened to kill him if she dared to get closer.
It was obvious they wanted the child for sothing and he was important, but still, there was nothing guaranteeing her Gustav would not be hurt!
"Don't let him trick you, Planta! You can do it without harming him!" said the Great Spirit. "Use Holy Light Spirit Magic! Rember, all Spirit Magic is made of Spirits, they're sentient! They'll know what to hit and what not… Trust us!"
"But even if I can damage the child might die if he kills him!" said Planta. "Or even harm him…! I…!"
"He's getting away! It's obvious they want the kid for sothing, hurry!" the Great Spirit roared. "NOW!"
"Dammit!"
Planta rushed towards the demon, who quickly hastened his pace as he attempted to escape. Aeternitas quickly conjured her magic, as hundreds of Holy Light Spirits rushed down towards the demon.
BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!
Explosions of light erupted in front of him, stopping his charge towards the barrier, and then a huge sword of light descended towards him, as he quickly grabbed Gustav and pointed his giant spear-like tentacles at him.
"If you dare hurt he'll die! I SWEAR IN THE NA OF THE DEMON KING OF THE END!"
And even the Holy Light Spirits hesitated, stopping to move as they saw the demon grabbing the child… the sword that floated above dissipated into particles of light.
"E-Even the Spirits…!" The Great Spirit muttered. "Dammit, if he swore for the Demon King of the End, he truly ans it! So they don't need the kid alive?! Just his body?!"
"They probably want him because he's a child born from a Player and an NPC…" said Planta. "They want to use his body for sothing…!"
"Then what do we do?!" the Great Spirit was the one panicking.
"I think… I have a plan, a risky one but…!" muttered Planta. "I'll have to do it!"
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