989 He is not the only monster in that group, is he...?
"You were a nice sparring partner, so I wouldn't want to hurt you. He is worried, so I can't continue this any longer.
So surrender."
Astaria replied.
"Oh? So you were actually worried about that man? How about I give you a suggestion?
Leave him, you don't deserve him, a human weakling like you would only hold him back. Let m-"
"Don't say I didn't warn you." Astaria cut her off as she took her battle form, this ti, she used the stance she normally used in her battles, then, she pointed her sword at Selene, hinting her to co.
"You bitch! Do you still not understand the difference in our strength!? What? Am I going a little too easy on you!?" Selene shouted, then, she disappeared and rushed towards Astaria.
"Let be see if you are still this calm when your arm is chopped o-"
*Slash*
"Huh?"
Selene's expression changed.
She just saw a strange light near Astaria's hand, her sword, which was in her hand fell down, no, not only the sword... the arm that was holding that sword...
Selene's eyes fell on her shoulder...
She soon realized that her arm was chopped off.
When this information clicked in and was registered by her brain, Selene's eyes widened in horror and,
"AAAAAAGGGgGGHhHHhhhhHH!!"
She scread in agony.
Astaria simply walked away from her, already sheathing her sword. In her eyes, the battle was over, it didn't matter if Selene tried to attack her from behind or sothing like that, Astaria didn't care.
Because Nux was already standing next to her with a healing potion in his hand. Heck, he didn't even say or ask anything, he simply shoved the healing potion into her mouth, and Astaria had no other choice but to gulp it down.
She could already feel Nux gently covering her entire body with his coat, Astaria knew, right now, she was in the safest heaven possible, let alone a Great Sage who had one of her arms chopped even, even if a Divine Stage Cultivator ca, Nux would do sothing about it.
Yes, as illogical as it may be, Astaria truly believed it.
With those thoughts in her mind, a slight smile appeared on Astaria's face. She finished drinking the Healing Potion and soon, Nux shoved another one into her mouth.
The two of them left the stage like this, completely ignoring the audience's cheer and the world leaders' shock.
"Did she just... cut through the defenses of a Great Sage Body Cultivator with Sword Aura...?" Arion, the Lionkin questioned with a shocked look on his face.
None of the leaders could believe what they just saw.
Sword Cultivators.
These were the Cultivators who were known for their strong strength compared to their peers at similar levels, however, after they reached Great Sage, they lost this advantage.
No matter how good the sword these cultivators had was, the amount of Mana that was required to fight against a Great Sage was not sothing a Sword could handle, the high amount of Mana changed the structure of the sword and destroyed it, that's why, Great Sage Sword Cultivators were weak and were forced to shift to Mana Cultivation and learn different spells.
But just now...I think you should take a look at
In the battle, that woman broke that law... She used Sword Aura to defeat another Great Sage, that too, a Body Cultivator and a Vampire who generally have stronger bodies compared to Humans...
Sothing like this shouldn't be possible...
Then how in the hell...?
"He is not the only monster in that group, is he...?" Arcturus questioned as he glanced at Nux's wives again.
"That is correct... he is not the only monster in that group..." Pyrax, the one eyed demon spoke with a solemn look on his face.
His eyes were on the white-haired succubus who was comfortably sitting on her seat with a playful smile on her face.
The other leaders nodded as well.
They could sense how abnormal the "Harem' in front of them was...
Even the Seven Heroes had curious looks on their faces.
Anyways, soon, the healers rushed onto the stage. For a Vampire, sothing like losing an Arm wasn't a big deal, a Vampire stronger than the Emperor Stage doesn't even need a Healing Potion, however, Selene was still given a healing potion.
She quickly recovered her health and glanced at the VIP Box where Nux and his wives were sitting.
Seeing that Nux didn't even look at her and was completely absorbed in taking care of her wife, a wife who ruined her image in front of him, Selene clenched her fists in frustration.
"The Winner of the Battle, Astaria Leander!"
Soon, Es ca out of her reverie and announced the result as well. The crowd cheered for the winner, and Selena had not choice but to walk away.
The Event continued, so people challenged others to propose to their love, while most of the won followed Selene's lead and challenged Nux's won.
Nux's won were fairly new to the Great Sage, so obviously, they were much weaker compared to all these won who had been a Great Sage for more centuries. Heck, so of the Nux's won weren't even that old yet.
Honestly, if Nux and his won's age was revealed to the world, the people here would...
...nobody knew what they would do.
But it obviously wouldn't be an 'Oh okay!
Anyways, Nux's won were weak compared to other Great Sages, however, there were a few exceptions to that.
Allura Leander was one.
With her Saint Level Bloodline, her [Illusion] ability got absurdly strong as she beca a Great Sage. Even without practicing, handling normal Vampires with next to no ntal resistance was child's play for her.
Skyla, Thyra and Ember won their battles as well.
Of course, although the rest of the won lost, they did give a decent fight and after the end of the battle, when the winner proposed to Nux, he simply rejected them all saying his wives were all precious to him and challenging them to win his heart was not a way to enter to his life.
With this, the won who planned to challenge the brides stopped,
The Ceremonial Unity Clash continued normally with new couples forming and so hearts breaking and just like that,
2 weeks passed by, and the long event ca to an end. It was now a 2 days break,
And the ti for Nux and his wives to et the world leaders.
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