The System Sent Me to Breed an All-Female Amazon Tribe-Chapter 232: Benjamin? Let us go back to Bed!

It was a high volume of concentrated fire element that erupted from my hand like a roaring inferno, and it collided with the Sixth Born far off in the distance, exploding it violently into nothing but a fine, drifting mist that scattered across the sky.

I don’t think it’d kill it, but that should slow down its return... If it can even come back from such a distance.

The others immediately rushed straight for me with renewed aggression and murderous intent, their grotesque forms surging forward without any hesitation.

Actually... they were not exuding bloodlust at all. They were just coming to me like robots, like I could be quickly disposed off.

I hope they haven’t made the mistake that they can easily take me on...

I looked at the three ladies lying unconscious on the ground, their bodies bleeding heavily from multiple deep wounds.

And I quickly I teleported them instantly to the safer location where Isabelle would be able to tend to them properly, with healing magic or something.

Teleporting another person was actually a precision work, even with Sys doing most of the adjustments.

It required me to determine the position of the target and the destination, and then mentally link them somehow.

It was far different from me just thinking about my next destination and appearing there.

Back to these creeps;

I wasn’t really looking at the Second Born coming toward me with its powerful, razor-sharp blade arm raised and ready to strike.

And when I finally looked up, sparing it a glance, it had already reached my neck with terrifying speed, the blade only inches away from slicing through...

CRASHH!!

It shattered completely from the sudden contact with an invisible force, and an expanding wave of destructive energy turned the entire creature into nothing but thick, bubbling soup immediately, the remains splattering across the torn earth.

Then the Fifth Born started running toward me at full speed, but I teleported it’s body directly over the edges of the high cliff for it to fall off into the seemingly endless abyss below.

I think we were several distances above the world, and were directly above a very great ocean. Both the Fifth and the Sixth shouldn’t be returning soon.

I hope the Children don’t fall into someone’s ship, though. It’d be bad luck on steroids for them.

Bringing back my attention to the field, I found the Fourth Born was doing a type of zigzag run across the battlefield, moving in unpredictable patterns to, I don’t know, maybe confuse me so I couldn’t teleport it away effectively?

Well, points for creativity. But, while I could just teleport its entire area, there was more than one way to catch a fish.

A large, sharp rock suddenly peered out of the ground... so fast that it lost both of its legs in one clean motion, then the ground parted just enough for its upper body to fall into the opening, before closing violently and crunching it into a mangled mess.

One of my best attributes was earth, by the way. I could use it as easy as breathing when I’m all fired up.

The Third Born clasped its massive hands together and swung them down at me with crushing force from above.

But I kicked its hands back upward as they flew back violently and then crushed its own head completely with a single powerful follow-up strike.

Weak.

Why are they suddenly so weak? That hammer fist didn’t weigh more than a big stuffed toy.

Or maybe I was releasing way too much strength?

As I watched the Third Born regenerate it’s head, like a lightning striking from the sky, the Sixth Born that I had first thrown off the cliff earlier, along with the Fifth Born that I had teleported away, both came crashing down from heaven at high speed.

Wait, they actually came back? How fast can they move?

Well, I’m just glad they didn’t land on some pirate’s ship... maybe.

But the two Children didn’t even reach twenty meters close to me before splashing like spilled paint against the cubic barrier I had formed around myself in an instant, using Imaginary Barrier.

It wasn’t just a hard barrier to break; it basically wasn’t there.

I mean, it’s a barrier you can only break when you have the strength to break "imagination."

It’s too overpowered, yeah, but loopholes exist that someone smart could exploit to hurt me regardless.

All these Children were all struggling desperately to regenerate their damaged bodies, pieces slowly reforming from the grey sludge.

But I knew it deep from the feel of my own power connecting with them.

It didn’t seem like I had actually hurt them in any meaningful way.

It appears, even though they’re clearly weak compared to me, I cannot hurt these guys at all with my current strength.

Maybe something cosmic or existential could do it, but I haven’t gotten so much power yet.

So I will leave it to more powerful people who can actually deal with them properly;

"Took you guys long enough!"

The wind subtly blew my skin, and then I looked at my back to find two petite young girls standing there;

One with striking silver eyes and the other with dark, eerie eyes, both with long, straight silver hair that flowed down their backs.

"Forgive us... we were still recovering from your wonderful blessings," Tesa said, blushing a bit as she walked straight to me and hugged me tightly, pressing her small body against mine.

Eh? Blessings?

And wait, why is she hugging me like that?!

"Why did you suddenly leave us there alone, Benjamin? Let us go back to bed!" Tera whined softly, joining the hug from the other side and wrapping her arms around me as well.

Excuse me...?

Wait, what happened to these two?!

And we’re completely exposed in the middle of a fierce battle here!

SPLASH!

Oh... never mind.

As the Second Born leapt high into the air, coming to attack us with deadly force, Tesa spared it only a short, casual glance and it got shredded instantly by some unknown, invisible power that tore through its body like paper.

"Okay, I don’t know what is going on," I looked down at them, noticing how their eyes were sparkling with clear and sudden reverence and adoration, "and I can’t seem to hurt these guys much. But their weakness is in their neck and chest."