BANG!!
Raiden looked at Woolie, who was clashing equally with a Gold Terra Beast in front of him in disbelief.
It was the weakest Gold Tier Terra Beast, but it was still a Gold Tier Terra Beast!! That was the whole two levels above it!!!
"Aunt Ruby, do you know why Woolie is so much stronger than the regular Terra Beasts in general? After he changed in the mid-fight last ti, he had beco absurdly strong. Is this normal?? People won’t capture us to do an experint with him, will they??" Raiden asked worriedly.
"No, nothingg like thatt."
"He has just gone Nuclear."
Raiden: (⊙_⊙)???.
"Whaa—Nuclear?? Woolie??? He turned Nuclear????" Raiden was flabbergasted by her words. He only knew of two kinds of Nuclear, and since Woolie didn’t beco the strongest in the world, it could only an one thing.
Woolie had turned radioactive!!! ( ˶°ㅁ°) .ᐟ.ᐟ
Looking at Raiden’s horrified face, Ruby thought he didn’t understand, so she explained in greater detail.
"There aree differencess between Terrans who can reachh Nuclear and who can nott, massive differencee. Simplyy put, the little onee has touchedd the firstt borderr of becoming Nuclear." Ruby explained it to Raiden.
In fact, she was shocked herself. Last ti she had seen him, while he had the potential inside of him to reach a really high level, maybe even Diamond or Mythical if he was lucky. But she was sure he wasn’t even close to going Nuclear.
She didn’t know how did they made it happen in a few days, but she was undoubtedly sure it had sothing to do with Rai Rai and his powers. He had no Accursed Bloodline inside of him, yet his powers were just as bizarre.
She got lost in thoughts, not noticing Raiden’s weird face on the side.
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"It’s done."
Raiden truly had no idea of how strong Woolie was until he had to improve his strength to match his.
He clenched his fist as he felt the power that flowed through his arms. It was strong.
Extrely Strong.
Feeling this overpowering strength flowing through his body, he threw a punch at the tree in front of him.
BANG!!
Raiden looked at the gaping hole inside the 3-4 ter tree trunk in shock as the splintered wood flew around everywhere.
’What the hell!! I am basically a superhuman now!!’
Raiden marvelled at his new powers as he got used to his new body.
"I think it’s ti," Raiden muttered to himself.
Woolie, who had been standing nearby, was snitching to Ruby about Raiden.
"Woo Woolie Woolie Woo!!" Woolie moved his body animatedly as he told Ruby all about Raiden’s adventure with a woman in the capital and how much fun he had, and how many won he had been in contact with during that trip.
"I seee~ Thank you, little one. You were veryy helpful."
"Woolie!!"（≧w≦)!!
Ruby’s eyes narrowed as she looked at Raiden after hearing the accounts of the little one. It was very hard to believe that her Rai Rai had grown up like a hooligan who teased other people’s mothers. But it is what it is.
She noted it down in a little book in her mind for later, before speaking.
"I think you both are readyy now, Rai Rai~ Do you want to try advancingg right now or laterr?" Ruby hissed as she looked at both Raiden and Woolie.
"No better ti like the present. Let’s do it now!!" Raiden said confidently.
"Okayy. You know what to doo. I’ll be watching overr youu." Raiden nodded his head at her seriously, before looking at Woolie, who was staring back at him with excited eyes.
"This is it, you know. The evolution. Are you excited, or scared??" Raiden laughed as he walked forward and picked up Woolie, who had now beco 10 tis heavier than he was before.
"Woolie Woo!!" Who is scared of who?! Emperor Woolie is not scared of anything!! Bring it on!!
Raiden put Woolie on top of his head, and started roaming around the adow, taking in the sights. The farm had expanded recently, with a lot of little sheeps walking up and running around the farm.
The Terran that Raiden hired to do the job were directing all the sheep around the farm, letting them run happily in the grass.
The tension on his face left slowly as he walked around with Woolie in his hand, observing and taking the positive vibes of the farm life.
Before long, all the tension, worries and thoughts had left Raiden’s mind as he finally ca to a stop under a large Banyan Tree whose Crown covered hundreds of ters around it.
He sat down cross-legged under the tree, observing the peaceful nature once more before he started talking to Woolie.
"Are you ready, Wooolie?"
"Woolie!!" Emperor Woolie was born ready!! ( •̀ ω •́ )y
Raiden smiled and closed his eyes.
To move from Bronze to Silver Tier was relatively easy. All you had to do was empty your mind, tap into the bond with your partner, and resonate with the bond to push the boundaries together.
It was a very simple yet complex system that tested how good the bond between a Terra Beast and their human partners was. If the bond was not strong enough, the person could never even beco a Silver Tier Battle Master, let alone higher levels, where the requirents for bonds were even stricter.
That’s why there are almost zero to no cases of Terra Beast abuse in society. Everyone counted on their bonds together to advance even further.
Purging the random thoughts out of his mind, Raiden started concentrating, trying to enter his mind.
As soon as he entered the space, he saw nothing but darkness.
But he didn’t panic and started looking for the source of light amidst the darkness with familiarity.
After five minutes of searching, he found it.
Like a shining beacon in the dark, a deep violet-purple orb kept moving through the darkness, feeling very mischievous and full of energy.
Raiden smiled and tried to reach out to it with his mind, and it responded instantly, appearing in front of his face imdiately, bouncing around his body.
He could almost hear Woolie’s voice in his mind as he bounced around in excitent.
"Alright, Woolie. We are just getting started right now. Let’s show them what it ans to climb the very top of the world!!"
"WOOOOLLLIIEEEEE!!!~"
A resonant sound rang out in the darkness as both of them burst into a flash of Silver!!
{Ding!! Evolution Begins!!!}
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