Certainly! Here’s the translated text from the Chinese novel:
"And to bring an angel back to earth is tantamount to opposing the Void Realm," Sword Law said. "The ’dramatic’ phenonon occurring here is rely to facilitate my descent."
"Using the barrier ford by five Sky Gates temporarily detaches this area from reality, then the Kingdom of Stars assimilates this region. Because it causes the environnt to distort with a faint haze, it is terd as ’dramatic.’"
"Only by ’dramatizing’ a specific region can I step into the earth from the Heavenly Kingdom. Otherwise, in the mont I attempt to slip through, the Void Realm would annihilate both and the space together."
"Smuggling?"
Ash raised an eyebrow and instinctively exchanged glances with Sword Maiden, Witch, and Silver Lamp, seeing mories evoked in their eyes. Vishi noticed their subtle actions and discreetly curled her lips.
"To smuggle from the lower to the upper realm is a encouraged adventure, but smuggling from the upper to the lower realm is an unforgivable sin," Sword Law’s radiant eyes scanned them, taking in their interactions. "Demigods should not linger in the mortal realm; it’s an imnse burden both for them and the world."
"Within a ’dramatic’ region, all things, including you and , won’t be hard; all damage will be borne by the Kingdom of Stars. Only through the buffering of ’dramatization’ might I gain the Void Realm’s permission to stay in the world again."
"But as I said, demigods should not linger in the mortal realm," Sword Law said to Ash, "If possible, I hope you consider the Supre’s goodwill before I truly tread upon the earth."
The group exchanged glances, which ant before the ’dramatic’ effect ended, they were temporarily trapped here. Even if they tried their best to break through, their Miracle would shift into the Kingdom of Stars... Although they’d gladly dismantle the Kingdom themselves, it’s her base developed over thousands of years, and even with them as demigods, it would take them a long ti before it would hurt Dazzling Star.
"Wait," Ash realized a question: "How did you know we would definitely co here?"
Leaving aside Ash lingering in the Kingdom of Stars and refusing to leave, even if he wanted to, he could create a Sky Gate himself. Even if he wanted to find the Permanent Void Gate, there’s no guarantee he’d find it—such is the secrecy of the Star Bridge Hall, and both Ash and Vishi stumbled upon it by chance.
But how did Sword Law seem to have been waiting for so long, and descend right when they completed the five Space Gates?
Could it be... Ash glanced at Felix, yet in his heart he imdiately dismissed that idea. He only discussed today’s plan with the operators, and Felix and Dedarose learned of it only upon arrival; it couldn’t have leaked in advance.
"That’s because I really didn’t know," Sword Law chuckled. "My initial task was to descend into reality to track you. That you appeared here is a delightful surprise."
"The Permanent Void Gate was always ant for your descent," Vishi stated confidently, arms crossed. "Otherwise, there’d be no need to construct five Space Gates, thoroughly connecting the six kingdoms... What value does the already ruined Senluo Wasteland hold for developnt? Even the only treasure inside has beco the Master’s toy."
Ash and Weiser both glanced at Vishi; Ash’s eyes held admonishnt, while Silver Lamp looked puzzled. She didn’t mind Vishi’s sharp tongue, but the problem was... why would Vishi act petulantly at such a ti?
This was not in character for the Ghost Prophet...
"There is indeed this reason, but the connection of six kingdoms is also the Supre’s Heart’s Desire," Sword Law said. "This proves that the Supre is the universally acclaid King, the only one who can bring forth the most advanced and splendid order to the world."
"Ash Heath, this is our first eting," Sword Law said earnestly, looking at Ash. "Yet from your restraint in using power to slaughter indiscriminately, I believe you are a person full of goodwill... I think you should be able to understand the Supre."
Ash coldly replied, "I don’t want to understand her."
"But She understands you," Sword Law said. "The ssage you sent to Her, She received."
"Level Six of Hell, devouring the World Snake, the traveler from the end; She is already aware. As the sole Supre of Magic, She bears all responsibility and is willing to give all to protect the world She cherishes."
"These are the Supre’s own words," Sword Law paused, his voice turning clear and proud. "’Ash, this world is not for you to save. From now on, leave everything to .’"
The Evil Mages were stunned, looking at each other.
Although Ash had initially wanted to pack all these responsibilities and troubles and leave them to Dazzling Star, hearing that Dazzling Star was genuinely willing to take them on did not bring joy; instead, he felt a hard-to-express disquiet.
Honestly speaking, Dazzling Star wasn’t necessarily a villain; she might even be the most aware among the Divine Lords, which could be seen from the Allstars Cage—why was the cage hunting the Source Angel created by Dazzling Star? Didn’t other Divine Lords want to trap the Source Angel in their own cage?
It’s simply because the cost they had to pay was too high, and the other Divine Lords weren’t willing to bear it. Even Dazzling Star found it difficult to sustain; only she paid most of the resources, and other Divine Lords provided so to push the plan forward.
Yet even if the Source Angel was captured, it might not be killed, and even if it was, one might not seize it. So even though Dazzling Star invested the most, the risk was just as high as it was for other Divine Lords... If she didn’t seize half of the Supre Holy Grail in the end, "Dazzling Star Magic Master" would almost beco synonymous with the greatest fool, but now, she is the idealist with the most strategic foresight.
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