Click—
It was in this very instant.
Ti reversed!
Reverse Ti activated. The mont Ahekator’s soul was extracted, [Reverse Ti] triggered once again!
[Original Tiline]
Ahekator returned to the spaceti before she had gone to find Kanzaki Rei and the others.
She looked at the passage before her, then turned her gaze toward Yogg behind her.
In this instant, she entered the gap-in-ti state once more.
She pondered slowly within stopped ti.
[Reverse Ti] was Ahekator’s true source of confidence.
Sches? What sches?
No matter how others calculated against her, she simply needed to return to the ti before the sche took effect, and all those plots would beco as laughable as a child’s tantrum.
Ahekator remained in her peak condition.
After a brief mont of thought, Ahekator dispelled the ti stop.
Yogg: "What’s wrong? Have you decided not to go?"
"Or did you see sothing in the future? Though I imagine whatever you saw shouldn’t interfere with the trust between us."
Yogg’s fingers tapped and interlaced, smiling as it looked at Ahekator.
Ahekator’s perception extended behind her. She let out a cold snort. "Yogg, you’re no good thing yourself."
Yogg continued smiling. "Certain goals can only be achieved through cooperation with different parties, but that does not an our interests conflict."
"You obtain what you desire most, and I obtain what I desire most."
Ahekator: "Too much nonsense."
The girl lingered for a few extra seconds before the passage of ti...
[Kanzaki Rei’s Tiline]
While fishing, silver-white wounds gradually spread across Nahelkato’s body.
Splurt!
Lines of sword wounds from beyond spaceti appeared on her body. No one had attacked her—the injuries simply manifested out of thin air!
"Na!" Kanzaki Rei’s pupils contracted.
He maintained constant foresight of the future at all tis, yet in his perspective this scene had appeared so suddenly.
There had been no prior warning at all.
"She’s here," Nahelkato said. Her body was covered in unhealable wounds, yet she offered only this light, understated warning.
Kanzaki Rei looked toward the sky, but there was no sign of Ahekator.
Then, Nahelkato and Kanzaki Rei’s eyes t. In that single glance, they understood each other’s thoughts perfectly.
Whoosh!
Kanzaki Rei vanished from his original spot.
Almost in the next mont—
Rumble!
Heaven and earth fractured apart once more! A blade capable of severing souls appeared in Ahekator’s grasp... Powerful ti laws had frozen the divine artifact in ti.
A divine artifact whose ti had been completely stopped could not exert its power.
"He gave this to you, didn’t he?"
"Gifting you a divine artifact is indeed a thod. But relying on such a weak divine artifact..." Ahekator’s smile appeared innocent and pure, yet her tone was filled with contempt. "How interesting."
Clang!
The [Soul Severing Chains] were directly frozen in midair.
Ahekator’s figure vanished once again.
"You seem to value him quite highly."
Ding!
The next instant.
Kanzaki Rei, who had already disappeared, reappeared before Ahekator—this ti held by the throat.
Kanzaki Rei’s hands gripped Ahekator’s wrist.
His imnse strength twisted the surrounding space, yet he could not pry her wrist open.
Tch...
He had grabbed others by the neck so many tis. Now it was his turn to have his neck gripped.
Kanzaki Rei’s gaze shifted with difficulty to the side.
What he saw was Nahelkato pinned to a massive mountain by a silver-white longsword. Everything around them had collapsed, yet this single mountain remained intact amid their battle.
No...
It could not truly be called intact. The mountain had already been shattered during their fight.
But in order to pin Nahelkato against it, Ahekator had restored and reinforced the mountain at the sa mont she hurled the sword.
The outco was obvious.
A complete victory.
Ahekator had sustained virtually no damage while successfully pinning Nahelkato and recapturing Kanzaki Rei.
Nahelkato clutched her abdon.
An emptiness assaulted every part of her body, as if those parts had never existed from the very beginning.
"Ahekator..." She struggled to raise her head, gazing at the girl who looked identical to her yet whose circumstances were entirely different.
"You truly are powerful to a despairing degree."
Ahekator looked at Nahelkato with pure eyes while still holding Kanzaki Rei. "You know it as well—the one who is strong is , not you."
"I have already ceded this tiline to you for far too long. If you had not interfered in this matter, I might have taken even longer to reclaim you."
"But bringing him away was your greatest mistake."
"Unstable factors should be brought to an end..."
"He has stolen too much spirituality. That spirituality should belong to the entire world, to different people across the world. With that spirituality, they would bloom into different talents."
"It must be said that if he were allowed to grow and suppress it all, even I would need considerable effort to deal with him."
"Entrusting all the world’s noble spirituality to a single person is far too childish. Moreover, he has colluded with the filthy source nest."
"He might very well beco the greatest calamity in existence."
"And you... have even developed feelings for such a calamity."
Ahekator’s tone remained calm and indifferent. From beginning to end, she had never shown the slightest tension, as if everything she did was completely under her control.
There was nothing in this world worthy of her full seriousness.
Her words carried the weight of judgnt and condemnation.
Nahelkato’s life was visibly fading. Her hair hung down limply. A trace of pity flashed across Ahekator’s face—she could see that this "sister’s" death was not far off.
"Just watch."
"Before you die, I will let you witness my judgnt."
Silver-white ripples spread beneath Ahekator’s feet, expanding... Vaguely, countless chis echoed, the sounds of morning bells and evening drums reverberating!
Yet the mont she was about to unfold her divine kingdom,
Splurt!
The divine kingdom uncontrollably burst apart and exploded!
A fleeting, almost imperceptible flash of surprise appeared in Ahekator’s eyes. At the sa ti, she once again entered the gap in ti where Kanzaki Rei could not move!
Within stopped ti, she had infinite ti to understand what had happened and decide her next actions.
And Kanzaki Rei remained completely at her rcy during this period.
However, the instant she entered the gap-in-ti state!
A straight silver war spear suddenly pierced out from behind Ahekator, stabbing straight through her heart! The spear penetrated her heart and made contact with the pendant on her chest—[Reverse Ti].
Kanzaki Rei reached out and grabbed it!
[Martial Dao — Path Five: Resonator: Change of Ownership!]
[Level 6 Blacksmith Talent — God-Tier · Dominion Over All Artifacts]
"Aelora, I owe you one."
The mont 「Nahelkato’s Spear」 pierced through Ahekator’s chest and pushed Reverse Ti forward, Kanzaki Rei made contact with it!
An extrely minute ti difference!
And the supre luck began to exert its proper effect.
Kanzaki Rei and Ahekator contested control of the divine artifact. As long as Ahekator could react in this instant, she could return to the past once more and start over!
What they were betting on was whether a Ti God could react in ti.
In ninety-nine percent of cases, Ahekator should have been faster than Kanzaki Rei, foreseen what was about to happen, and imdiately reset spaceti to try again.
But this ti...
She faltered!
She had foreseen a more distant future, foreseen irrelevant futures, and diverted her attention to countless trivial matters. She should not have done so, yet at this critical mont, she had.
Kanzaki Rei touched [Reverse Ti].
He held contact for a full one ten-thousandth of a second—a vast span of ti.
And in that vast span,
Kanzaki Rei seized complete control of [Reverse Ti].
Ahekator finally regained her senses.
Yet what appeared before her was Kanzaki Rei’s brilliant smile of survival against impossible odds...
"Ahekator, it seems even you cannot win forever."
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