'What do you an we didn't get sothing out of this?
We got Reason.
Reason to kill all of them!
Nux's voice echoed through the won's heads, and in the next instant, a portal opened up in the middle of where 22 Primordials stood, and an extrely beautiful woman with pale skin, long black hair, and crimson eyes walked out of the portal with a playful smile on her face.
"Missed ?"
Aeliana questioned, glancing at her future sisters before suddenly turning into red mist and materializing a few ters away again.
Her eyes then fell on a 4-ter-tall, stone-like being made of black stone, who had punched her from behind, and she chuckled.
"That was cute.
Are you sure you are a Primordial?
I ca here because I was told that you are from a Middle-Level World, Shouldn't you be a bit faster than that if that's the case?"
"Who are you?"
The Leader of the Primordials narrowed his eyes as he stared at Aeliana. Normally, he would have completely ignored who this woman was and attacked her without thinking, but...
When this woman moved before, he wasn't able to follow her movents.
She was too fast, even for him, who was a Middle-Level Primordial, stronger than all the Primordials here, who were only Low-Level Primordials.
"I am Aeliana Ruinous."
Aeliana introduced herself nobly as she stared at the 22 Primordials standing in front of her. Out of these 22, she knew five, the World Leaders of Velcria and Tandris. As for the others, she could see five of them looked similar to the one who had attacked her before, giant bodies made of black stones.
The other five had streamlined, greyish bodies with so strange white patterns all over them, and the last seven looked like the Leader of this group.
Four-ard beings with muscular, yet lean bodies and white skin. They had a weirdly shaped head that resembled a 'V', with greyish eyes to complete the monstrosity. 'Do you know about anyone of them?"
Aeliana questioned Nux. Nux, however, shook his head.
'Nope!
'So, I guess they aren't that important, huh!
'Mhm, not important enough to be connected with Umbrasol in any way.
Nux nodded.
'I was looking forward to a good fight!
Aeliana sighed.
"Think of this one as a warm-up. There is a war going on between two High-Level Worlds and their factions. I am sure you will have your fun in due ti.
Nux consoled.
"Why are you here?"
The Leader of the Primordials, the four-ard, weird-looking man, questioned, oblivious to their conversation.
Aeliana, however, completely ignored the man's words and continued her conversation.
'So, what do you plan to do?'
'Kill them?'
'All 22 of them?'
Aeliana questioned, just to be sure.
'Hmm.
Nux started thinking as he stared at Kaelgran.
"That dude did try to suppress my Rune using his Aura!
Aeliana turned and glanced at the Stoneborn.
Kaclgran's body flinched. For so reason, despite being on the sa level as her, Kaelgran felt like he was being stared at by a predator.
And those 17 of them were planning to capture my Ember...'
Nux muttered, staring at the 17 Primordials, making Aeliana turn in their direction as well.
'Kill them. Incapacitate the Leader!
Then suddenly, Nux heard a voice.
It was Amaya.
Nux's smile widened. It was as if he had been waiting for this mont.
'Took you long enough!
He muttered.
'Stop trying to test .'
Amaya snorted.
'Whaaaat? I just wanted to make sure you all don't feel left out!
'I already do!
Vyriana complained.
She was dying to co out and crush these bastards and push herself to the limits, but
the Dragon knew that was not possible.
Nux smiled wryly. He had no solution to this problem unless...
Well, unless he planned on annihilating everyone present here, just like the 17
Primordials. Sothing that his Ember doesn't want.
'Anyways, kill 16 of them, capture the Leader of Primordials and the 2 Tandris Leaders, leave them to Velcrian Leaders to do as they see fit. That Seraphyte can sowhat use
her head, give them her!'
Amaya answered before she closed her eyes, returning back to her cultivation.
She wanted to break through, just like the Dragon did.
Nux, knowing she didn't want to be bothered anymore, decided not to play around anymore. He glanced at Aeliana, gave the 'plan, and all this while, the Primordial
Leader, who had been ignored, spoke in an eerie voice.
"Have you gone mute? Answer , or this won't end well."
Aeliana, who heard that, stared at the poor thing and, with a captivating smile on her face, she answered,
"Oh, you poor thing, this was never going to end well."
The mont she said these words, Aeliana disappeared and appeared right behind the Leader. The Leader, obviously, had no way to react to her speed. Aeliana grabbed one
of his four arms and,
Tear.
She tore it off.
"AaaAagggGGGGHHHHhhh!!!"
The Leader scread. Aeliana, on the other hand, just stared at the arm in her hands
with a sowhat surprised look on her face.
"I thought it would have been more difficult."
She commantad
Soon, however, she recalled that she wasn't fighting Nux and nodded to herself. This
made sense. She had gotten used to pushing herself to the limit because of Nux, and now that she was back to facing low-level scrubs, she indeed found it a little too easy.
"WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?
ATTACK HER!!!"
The Leader, whose arm was torn off, scread in anger as he jumped back, creating distance from the woman.
At his shout, the 16 other Primordials ca out of their reveries and rushed at Aeliana
at the sa ti.
"She's strong! Don't fight her alone! Attack her in groups! We outnumber her; use that
to our advantage!!"
One of the 16 Primordials shouted, montarily taking command while the Leader was trying to stop the bleeding and heal himself.
"What are you four doing!? If she is killed, we will be next! Help her! This is not the
ti to stand still!"
Liora shouted, instantly rushing towards the fray, ready to 'protect' Aeliana, but suddenly, Aeliana, who stood there, about to be surrounded, turned into red mist
again and materialized in front of Liora. Then,
Slap.
She slapped the Seraphyte, sending her flying.
"Don't get involved."
She spoke, her crimson eyes shining as she glared at the other 4 Primordials who were
about to 'help' her.
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