Episode 537
Cell, who had been quiet until then, opened his mouth.
-The drones of the Eastern Continent were of a fairly high standard.
“… … .”
-To be honest, if half of that force had come to the Western Continent, we probably would have been wiped out.
Thanos didn’t go to the Eastern Continent. But he saw Xiahou Dun and Liu Zheha who came to the Western Continent. And he saw the unmanned people they brought. There’s no doubt that their level was extremely high, but to that extent?
-Honestly speaking, the Chimeras were a burden to us. Objectively speaking, it wasn’t really a big deal. I have to be clear, but our current Western Continent’s power is less than half of that of the Eastern Continent. What do you mean by half? It’s probably less than a third.
“… … .”
-And did you see what kind of body the boss fell into in Rotterdam?
I saw it. Not only these three, but many others saw it.
Jack’s physical condition was terrible. To be honest, it was strange that he was even alive.
One eye was missing, his right arm was torn off, and his right leg was torn off.
That wasn’t the look of a winner.
He looked like a loser. But he didn’t say anything because he knew what kind of person Jack was and what kind of personality he had.
Because I’ve always fought in that state and always won.
I thought it was something similar to that.
“Tell me what you think.”
To Charlotte’s question, Cell answered without hesitation.
-If the being called Ragnarok defeated the boss and sent the boss to this western continent.
Cell crossed his arms slyly.
-Ragnarok will come here soon and the Western Continent will be destroyed. Boss knows the result, so he held a banquet.
It was my own inference, but it was quite credible.
In some ways, this may be a very rational choice.
-The boss knows that even if the entire Western Continent joins forces, it won’t help.
“… … .”
-This is the boss’s consideration. He wants to fight you one more time, and if you lose, the Western Continent will be destroyed. At least laugh and chat until you die. Spend time with your loved ones.
So what should we do? At least these three want to help Jack more than anyone else.
But there was nothing I could do.
It’s ridiculous, but it really didn’t exist.
The mood among the three becomes gloomy.
“… … Should I make something to eat and give it to you?”
Cell chuckles at Charlotte’s words.
Then he slowly turned around. Charlotte asked Cell, who was walking away.
“Where are you going?”
“Why are you asking such an obvious question?” Cell said.
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-To practice.
“……training?”
Cell stares blankly at Charlotte.
-Think carefully. Is there really nothing we can do?
“… … .”
Charlotte and Sel exchanged glances.
-I don’t know about other people, but you and I… … You know what?
The younger you are, the lower your level is.
This is common sense.
The reason Jack is in his early teens is because he regressed. That should be left out. However, Cell and Charlotte’s case is a little different.
Far superior to children of the same age.
In fact, the expression “far superior” is not even appropriate. The difference is so great that it’s ridiculous to even compare them. It’s like the difference between heaven and earth.
If there are two of them, there is only one thing they can do.
The stronger Ragnarok is, the more he can attract his attention. 1 second. 2 seconds at most.
If Charlotte detonates the Pianhua and Cell detonates all of his word magic, they can at least divert Ragnarok’s attention. Because they’re young.
If you use powers above Master level at a young age.
Just like the Dark King, Ragnarok would be surprised for a while. That was clear. What if he gave Jack a chance like that?
Cell was ready to give his life for that one moment.
To be exact, I am ready to die for Jack.
Cell entered the training room like that. The dragons waiting around also followed Cell inside. Charlotte let out a sigh on the spot.
“What are you going to do, oppa?”
“I must find out. What I can do for Your Majesty.”
Charlotte wondered what Jack was doing now.
* * *
How much time has passed?
A day? Has that much time passed?
I opened my eyes on the sea and went straight up to the sky. My body felt much lighter. Should I say I learned it? Or should I say I adapted?
Magic nerve.
I quickly adapted to that situation.
I looked down. It was now night. But the western continent was bright. There were lights here and there.
It could be a funeral, or it could be a fire pit and a celebration.
As soon as I listened, I could tell he was playing.
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That was enough.
I opened a subspace and took out the head of the god from there.
It was revived right away.
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The god, with only his neck left, slowly opens his eyes. It is truly a grotesque situation, but it is to be expected. This is not the first or second time something like this has happened.
“It’s been a while.”
Shin-ui must not believe this situation, because he blurted out these words:
{… … Am I alive?}
“No way.”
{… … .}
“It would be stranger if he were alive with only his neck remaining.”
God looks at me. He looks at me blankly.
I was about to ask why he was looking at me like that, but I stopped myself. It wasn’t because the god continued talking, but because I just didn’t have to.
Then God spoke to me.
{… … It got heavy.}
“I didn’t gain weight.”
The god didn’t laugh at my joke. He just asked me this.
{Did you break the wall?}
I ended up laughing. Is it really that obvious?
{It looks heavier than before… This is impossible without breaking the wall. Huh… … But, it looks alive.}
Shin-ui closes his eyes for a moment to gather his thoughts.
{Geumjon and Cheonma must be dead.}
As I nod, the god asks again.
{What was the end of the sword?}
“He died just like any other ordinary person would die. Oh. And, I told you what you wanted me to tell you back then.”
{Heh heh… … That?}
The god bursts into laughter. Then, abruptly, his laughter stops.
{I knew you had the ability to revive corpses, but I didn’t know it was this good. So why did you revive me?}
Strictly speaking, this is not a saving grace. But I didn’t explain it to you. It was annoying.
I asked right away.
“Ragnarok, you were trying to revive it, right?”
{Um… … That’s right.}
That means.
“You said you knew where the bastard’s body was, but where was it?”
Shin-ui spoke surprisingly obediently.
{It was a barrier. There was another space made of two layers under the palace. Ragnarok’s body was there.}
“Just the body?”
{No. It was wrapped in a giant iceberg.}
“Ice cream?”
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{It looks like this is the Western Continent, but I don’t know much about this Western Continent. But I think there’s probably a similar technique.}
I suddenly wonder what that means.
{Cryonics, anesthesia techniques that temporarily stop bodily functions by freezing the entire body. However, when this is mixed with the ‘elixir’ called ice crystal, it becomes quite… … interesting.}
I looked at the god quietly.
{He must have spent over a thousand years in that barrier. It must not have been long since he came to his senses. Because he sent me a signal once, but I don’t know much about it.}
“okay?”
{For example, separating the mind and body, and having the mind wander around the world and observe it… … At first, I thought it was something like that, but it wasn’t. I think the monsters that transcended species gradually came to their senses as they died and died.}
What I wanted to hear came out immediately after.
{It seems he wanted to preserve his physical abilities by sleeping for a long time. Ragnarok’s current body is probably not much different from his past body.}
in other words.
“Is the desire to live bigger than you think?”
The god’s eyes widen.
{That’s… … pretty good. I thought of it from a different perspective. Right, just like you said, Ragnarok’s desire for life is greater than I thought. I thought he was an absolute being, a flawless being, but that wasn’t the case. Well… … ironic, isn’t it?}
It is certain that God is very friendly to me.
Then I became a little curious. I asked right away.
“How do you extract the elixir’s energy and extend someone else’s lifespan?”
The god looked at me with strange eyes. It was a look that asked why I was asking such a question. It had no other meaning, it was simple.
{Haven’t you entered the next stage in the natural world?}
“I did.”
{Then there’s no need to answer that question. Because you can do it.}
I nodded. I know the general principle. I can follow it. However.
“Are there any things to watch out for or anything like that?”
{Something to watch out for… … Unless you’re taking someone else’s life and injecting it into them, there’s nothing to be particularly careful about.}
“What if it’s not stolen?”
{Yes. As you know, this innate ability is very mysterious. Here, the meaning of taking away is to take it by force, ignoring the other person’s will. This means that the innate ability of the person being taken away is likely to have a rejection reaction. This is because his soul has not fully agreed. In that case, side effects will occur.}
“For example?”
{Nine-syllable pulse. A disease in which the blood vessels freeze or harden due to the clash of innate energy of different personalities. Simply put, that’s it. When accumulated innate energy that doesn’t fit the body enters the body, side effects occur. If you don’t completely, wholeheartedly, dedicate your body and mind to this person and really seriously give them your innate energy… … If you don’t think like that, side effects will definitely occur.}
That is, I can give my life to the Master. Because I can give everything I have.
{That’s why I use elixirs. I may have done crazy things, but I was serious about medicine and stuff like that every moment.}
He shrugged.
“You blocked Xiahou Dun’s younger brother’s blood vessel. What was that?”
{To be honest, I thought it would be better for the kid’s life.}
I nodded. Whatever his intentions, it was clear that he was serious.
God spoke to me.
{Can you show me around for a moment?}
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After grabbing the god’s head, he slowly spun around.
{… … This is the Western Continent. The architecture is different, there are more people than I expected, and, um, that is… … a dragon?}
I raised my head, following the gaze of the god. Something was flying from the sky across the way. A small dragon.
It was a cell.
The god bursts into laughter.
{I have a question for you. Can you answer it if I ask?}
“enough.”
{Can you keep all of this?}
I stared blankly at the god.
{I’m not asking for your life or anything. And I’m not sure how this works, but right now, at least you know I’m not lying, right?}
“That’s right. Now that I think about it, it’s strange. When we first met, you were always joking around like you had a face covered in iron plates, but now you’re telling the truth.”
The god bursts into laughter.
{I wanted chaos. I still want the world to be a mess. But you kept your promise.}
“… … .”
{I noticed that you were lying, but I kept it.
After remaining silent, the god asked again.
{Asking if you can protect me didn’t really have any great meaning or anything. I just asked out of curiosity, but you can’t even answer a corpse that’s about to die? That’s disappointing.}
I ended up chuckling. The more I think about it, the funnier he gets. I turned my head again. I looked at the approaching cell and answered.
“I have to protect it.”
Because.
“Because I am the emperor.”
Because he is the father of all people.
