Tokyo: My Superpower Refreshes Every Week-Chapter 564 - 562: Listening to the Divine Oracle

The bright sunshine suddenly turned a bit cold, and the intense killing aura filled this space, making the battle-hardened Gus feel goosebumps rising.

The expression of Phoenix Academy Maggie was concealed by the snow-white fur, but the anger in those eyes was undeniable, like a typhoon landing in Japan intending to destroy everything.

She stared at Morimoto Chiyoda, the invisible wind was already brewing in her claws, the loud wind sound even ceased to cover, spinning rapidly with a thunderous roar.

Phoenix Academy Maggie seemed ready to strike Morimoto Chiyoda in the next second.

At this tense moment, the ice-blue flames danced in Chiyoda's eyes, revealing a smile on the skull mask, appearing very strange, matched with that gentle voice like a Hawaiian morning breeze.

The sense of discord grew stronger.

"Dear sister, don't be angry, I was just kidding~"

Saying this, Morimoto Chiyoda tilted her head, completely disregarding her current sinister appearance wearing a skull mask, spoke in a somewhat adorable tone: "Oh dear, you wouldn't really be angry, would you?"

Phoenix Academy Maggie deliberately portrayed such a stance, if the opposite side didn't change their tone, a battle was imminent.

Changing the tone is another matter.

She smiled and said: "Of course not, I just feel a bit hot, so I'm blowing the wind."

The gust originally rushing in her arms changed to gently blowing her fur, proving her intent to fan herself wasn't a mere ruse.

Seeing this, Morimoto Chiyoda's smile on the skull mask grew happier.

She thought teasing Phoenix Academy Maggie was immensely fun.

The young lady wasn't like Iroha; provoking her would be like kicking cotton.

No matter how she teased, she wouldn't get a big reaction, nor did she have the intention to tease; she rather wanted to hold that sweet little sister tenderly.

The young lady was like a stubborn weeble, punch her down, and she'd come back again, fighting so resolutely that people couldn't help but anticipate the day she'd be knocked down for good.

"Adam is the newly discovered angel envoy..."

Morimoto Chiyoda didn't continue teasing her.

If lies were told repeatedly, enticing Phoenix Academy Maggie next time wouldn't be easy.

Only after teasing, then telling the truth, can she master Phoenix Academy Maggie's verbal surrender next time.

Phoenix Academy Maggie listened to Morimoto Chiyoda's words, falling into deep thought; according to this, she couldn't separate from Morimoto Chiyoda and Gus, but needed to visit Milante's Royal Capital Wyndham.

Only by finding Adam could she figure out how to return to her body.

"I'll go to the capital with you."

"Alright."

Gus nodded heavily, not refusing their request.

It wasn't out of a desire to leverage their strength; Gus never wished to depend on others, but since they needed to reach Wyndham, he wouldn't stop them.

...

After arranging those people in a hidden tree hole, the three hurried towards Royal Capital Wyndham.

The forest was some distance from Wyndham, but with their power and speed, it wouldn't take much time to cover this distance.

Morimoto Chiyoda reined the horse, its black hooves striking the rocky ground.

This is a cliff, barren all around, not a tree in sight, but there's a forest below, stretching ahead, cut off by vast fields.

Unlike the Wyndham city they saw last time, from here, they could see with the naked eye, abandoned villages, and the fields' crops were all dead.

Surrounded by bright skies, only Royal Capital Wyndham was shrouded in ink-black clouds.

Crackling light rain kept falling to the ground, as if the sky were mourning for this country.

Phoenix Academy Maggie widened her eyes, gazing at the majestic royal capital, Wyndham from afar.

Without the skyscrapers of modern cities, yet it embodied the aesthetic charm of a medieval city.

She glanced outside the royal capital, on the barren fields, stood a huge crowd.

"Are those Griffith's people too?"

Gus looked at that place, furrowing his brow tightly: "Not sure, I've never seen such people."

"With curved horns on their heads, eyes flickering with flames, blood-red skin, likely the demi-demons David mentioned."

Morimoto Chiyoda recognized the mass, "Indeed related to Adam, is this his own power, or a certain power obtained from the Tree of Life?"

She murmured to herself.

Phoenix Academy Maggie furrowed her brows, "Would Adam and Griffith really choose to join forces?"

If Adam's goal is to destroy the people of this continent, he could utilize Griffith to create such a disaster."

"Let's wait and see."

Morimoto Chiyoda wasn't rash to charge forward; she wanted to return to her body but wouldn't act like a reckless brute.

Judging by current strength, just one Griffith was already giving them a headache.

Add Adam to the mix, basically impossible to fight.

"No matter what, I must stop Griffith."

Gus spoke up, voicing his thoughts, but he didn't charge forward; he was willing to wait a little longer.

If the outcome was that the two still hesitated to advance, then he would launch a charge on his own.

Gus knew very well that what he was doing was like trying to reach the clouds.

But some things cannot be abandoned just because they are difficult, and even if he were to shatter into pieces, he wanted to break on the path to completion.

Morimoto Chiyoda felt a bit of a headache; she hadn't expected that beneath Gus's silent exterior lay the heart of a passionate youth.

She watched from afar and noticed something wrong with the Demi-Demon Legion, "Eh, it looks like they're not allies!"

As she spoke, the Demi-Demon Legion launched an attack on Wyndham.

At the same time, globs of dark green liquid were being released from the walls of Wyndham, and from where she stood, she could see that anyone hit by the dark green liquid was rapidly dissolving.

"That's the Bone Corrosion Liquid which even a Giant Dragon can't withstand, tsk tsk, fiercer than strong sulfuric acid."

Morimoto Chiyoda muttered, her mouth never idle on the road, constantly asking Gus about the defenses of the Royal Capital, Wyndham.

After all, she didn't want to charge in blindly without knowing anything, understanding the defenses of the Royal Capital was also for a better completion of the breakthrough mission.

"Since they've chosen to start a war, let's prepare to fish in troubled waters."

Morimoto Chiyoda didn't linger in the distance any longer, pulling the reins, her Skeleton Horse leapt out directly.

Phoenix Academy Maggie's eyes were full of envy; she absolutely loved this Skeleton Horse, it looked so handsome no matter how she saw it.

Looking down at her own round figure, with just one glance, Phoenix Academy Maggie felt a profound sense of helplessness, yet there was nothing she could do.

She tucked her limbs in, rolling down like a snowball.

This posture was inelegant, but the speed was first-rate fast.

...

Outside the Royal Capital, Wyndham.

Battle cries shook the heavens.

Thousands of villains were transformed into Demi-Demons, shouting as they swarmed towards the wall.

Globs of dark green liquid laden with death descended, the cold rain rapidly transforming into a barrier that obscured vision.

Any Demi-Demon covered by the dark green liquid would immediately emit a sharp scream, then dissolve into a puddle in this world.

It made one's heart jump with fright.

"Shaman, this won't do!"

The one called Shaman wore a loose black cloak, making him appear very tall and thin, his face hidden in shadow, with a withered right hand clutching an extraordinarily thick staff.

Inlaid with dark green gemstones, its edges adorned with small skulls.

"Shut up, continue the attack, anyone who retreats one step, I'll roast your soul over a fire for ten thousand years."

The Shaman spoke with a gloomy voice, and the questioning Demi-Demon showed terror on his face, feeling that the staff-wielding Shaman was the true demon.

This place was a hell on earth!

The initial joy of gaining power and slaughtering those villagers vanished from his heart, he had thought having such power meant he could lord it over others, yet he himself became like fish on someone else's chopping board.

"Yes," no matter how angry he felt inside, he could only obey orders and continue charging forward.

The Shaman coldly watched them charge, as if a god watching a swarm of ants crawl on the ground.

He wasn't interested in the crawling ants, just because the great presence that whispered orders into his ear hadn't spoken.

Thus, he only chose to watch those ants charge from the sidelines.

The Shaman did not consider himself false.

Everything created by Aozawa in the Dream Dimension, whether animal or person, never felt they were false beings.

Because when Aozawa created them, he borrowed the ideas from tens of thousands of minds, allowing an illusory person to have an extremely real past.

The past was merely remembering where they were born, what they learned, the basic common knowledge of this world.

Since it was an amalgamation of tens of thousands of minds, supplemented by the Nightmare Party's ability to fill in details, they basically never worried about any loopholes.

"Alright, you can proceed."

Aozawa remained in an invisible state within the Dream Dimension and, upon discovering Chitose and Maggie approaching, decided to let the Shaman break down the walls, invade inside, and intensify the war, to facilitate Chitose and Maggie in fishing in troubled waters.

"I will heed your command."

The Shaman received the divine command and no longer watched those dying people, he raised the staff in his hand directly.

The dark green gemstone suddenly emitted a powerful light, and the next second, he pointed the staff forward.

Boom! The dark green light wave swept through the rain, even the Demi-Demons in front disintegrated into ashes under the light wave, with a ferocious force that destroyed everything, it blasted into the city wall.

In less than a breath's time, Wyndham's city wall and the soldiers on it vanished within the light wave, even extending a hundred meters forward, demolishing building after building.

When the light wave dissipated, the Shaman raised his staff high, speaking harshly, "Kill for me!"

"Roar!"

The Demi-Demon Legion shouted excitedly.