The System Sent Me to Breed an All-Female Amazon Tribe-Chapter 241: Reduce to Cinder, Enemies of my Master...

Leodog went up, and up, and higher still, climbing rapidly until the clouds themselves began to glow an ominous red from the sheer intensity of his flowing power.

Then, with one final mid-air surge, Leodog disappeared into the upper atmosphere, vanishing beyond the visible sky.

D’Lion wasted no time the moment Leodog vanished into the upper atmosphere.

She exploded into motion like a living flash of golden light, her powerful body blurring across the battlefield at blinding speed.

Benjamin’s, and the twin’s, view followed her rapid movements in sweeping, dynamic arcs as she darted between the swarming hordes of parasitic titans.

With precise, lightning-fast grabs, she seized thousands of the grotesque Children, her hands moving in a whirlwind of motion to bind and gather them together with her golden spears, used as cords.

She dragged and piled their shifting grey bodies into one massive, writhing cluster at a central point on the distorted plain, their wriggling forms tangling and struggling helplessly against her overwhelming strength.

Then she pivoted sharply toward the Sixth Born, closing the distance in a single explosive burst of speed.

She jabbed her hand straight into its head with crushing force, the impact producing a sickening crunch as grey flesh gave way.

Her fingers sank deep, creating a firm handle-like grip on the crushed skull.

Using the Sixth Born as an improvised weapon, she whipped its massive body around in wide, devastating arcs.

Each swing sent the other Borns flying backward with swift, bone-shattering blasts, their grotesque forms colliding violently and exploding outward in sprays of dark blood and bubbling mush.

She slammed the Sixth Born down onto the ground with tremendous power, the earth cracking deeply beneath the force.

Then she stomped one foot down hard on one of its legs, crushing the limb into paste with a wet, grinding sound. 𝘧𝓇ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝘣𝓃ℴ𝓋𝑒𝑙.𝑐𝘰𝑚

Without pausing, she grabbed the other leg with both hands and violently tore the Sixth Born apart in two, ripping it straight down the middle.

Grey flesh tore with a grotesque SPLURCH, the two halves flopping apart as dark fluid splattered across the battlefield in heavy arcs.

Behind her, as she began sprinting full speed toward the Eldest Born, thousands of golden spears materialized in the sky and began to fall like a torrential rain of radiant death.

The spears whistled downward in a dense, overlapping barrage, impaling and piercing the remaining Borns with relentless accuracy.

Each projectile struck with explosive force, pinning the titans to the ground or shredding through their shifting bodies in rapid succession, or both, the golden light flashing brightly with every devastating hit.

When D’Lion finally reached the Eldest Born, the towering parasite thrust a powerful fist straight toward her face with terrifying speed.

A deafening CRACK resounded across the entire plain as the blow connected solidly.

D’Lion’s head snapped backward from the impact, a thin trail of blood dripping from her nose, but she refused to retreat even an inch.

Instead, she pressed her claws aggressively into the Eldest Born’s sides, digging in with unyielding determination.

The Eldest Born continued to unleash a barrage of ground-shattering blows directly to D’Lion’s face, each punch landing with earth-quaking power that sent shockwaves rippling outward.

The impacts were brutal and unrelenting, yet D’Lion persisted through the ordeal, her huge claws sinking deeper and deeper into the grey titan’s body, tearing into the bubbling flesh with savage precision.

"Hah... I shall defeat you with only 40% of my power, maggot!" she laughed with a fierce sneer, her voice ringing out defiantly despite the blood on her face.

Then she pulled with all her might.

SPLURT!!

D’Lion swung her hands backward in a powerful motion, ripping open and tearing apart the Eldest Born’s torso and chest in one violent yank.

Grey flesh and dark ichor exploded outward in a massive spray as the titan’s upper body was completely destroyed, the wound gaping wide and horrific.

With every titan on the field desperately trying to regenerate, D’Lion grabbed their damaged bodies and swung them forcefully toward that single central point she had prepared earlier.

She piled them together in a massive, tangled heap of writhing grey forms.

"Burn to cinder," she breathed her voice low and commanding as she stepped back, "enemies of my master..."

"...ULTIMATE TECHNIQUE: ULTIMATE POWER STONE x100000!!"

Leodog’s voice suddenly resounded from high above like rolling thunder, echoing down from the sky with overwhelming intensity.

Far overhead, a colossal red stone had formed—looking like a blood-red moon when viewed from the ground—glowing with such intense power that it bathed the entire battlefield in a deep crimson light.

The air itself seemed to vibrate and heat up under the stone’s menacing presence.

BBBOOOMMMMMM!!!

The explosion that followed was disastrous.

Benjamin immediately shot to his feet from where he had been lounging against the thick vines.

He leapt forward toward the very edge of the forest, raising both arms high above his head with focused determination.

He was not confident that even his god-level barrier technique would fully hold against a force of this magnitude.

After all, a single Power Stone the size of a human head could wipe out a thousand soldiers in a human army, if done right.

So he channeled his power rapidly, teleporting away portions of the incoming destructive energy and redirecting it harmlessly into the empty sky far above. And extremely daunting task.

As the full force of the Ultimate Power Stone finally struck the battlefield, the ground boiled orange with intense heat.

The entire plain vibrated violently, as if some sleeping horror deep beneath the earth was stirring awake and raging to break free.

The soil and rock evaporated instantly in about a mile-wide radius, the blast turning the once-chaotic field into a barren wasteland of cracked dryness and flowing lava.

At the epicenter where Leodog had first touched, a single enormous crater yawned open, nearly six hundred meters deep, its walls glowing with residual heat while smoke and steam rose in thick, swirling columns.

The shockwaves from the detonation had rolled outward in visible rings, shaking the air itself and sending distant debris flying in every direction.

Yet the protected forest behind Benjamin remained (mostly) completely undamaged, shielded by the combination of his barrier and his quick redirection of the excess force.

The contrast was stark: one side of the battlefield reduced to a smoldering, lava-filled ruin, while the trees and vines at the forest edge stood serene and mostly unharmed.

***

Benjamin dropped his arm down slowly, the limb still hissing with thin trails of smoke rising from his heated skin—