Mash and Beryl

Then he saw Kirschtaria, who was completely desperate, raise her hand, preparing to unleash a celestial Magecraft to smash a huge hole in Chaldea.

Except for Pepe Ronchi, who had his face pressed against the glass with a miserable expression.

As he thought, the two strongest and most prestigious players in A-Team were probably these two.

Kirschtaria, Daybit.

Kadoc Ophelia, both ordinary Magus, are excluded.

Beryl's werewolf, Yu Mei-ren's True Ancestor, was now nothing more than a roadside creature in his eyes.

Only these two.

One of them was a spokesperson for Alien God, and the other was an alien visitor whose existence piqued his interest.

Although Pepe Ronchi possessed an aura similar to that of Christianity ascetic, he was quite different. His essential aura was more like that of Buddhism Arhat. However, Rovey did not care about his existence or influence. To him, let alone someone whose cultivation was similar to that of an Arhat, even if a real Arhat appeared, he could slap him awake. In Buddhism, unless the other party could conjure up a Buddha on the spot, he would not be interested in him.

It's interesting that Kirschtaria's Celestial Magecraft borrows the power of Alien God. Judging from the aura, this stellar power is no less than the release power of the Ea, but it's not considered dangerous for Rovey.

As for Daybit himself, he posed no real danger. Rovey could tell that although he was indeed Foreigner, he was neither a high-ranking, powerful Outer God nor a high-dimensional being like himself. He was merely a visitor, and he had no chance of winning against Luo Wei.

Seeing such an unequal distribution of combat power, and that they hadn't converged as he had expected, Rovey decided not to wait any longer and made his move directly, though he didn't immediately kill them.

After all, the other party was a being chosen by the Alien God, and its life was more valuable. In addition, none of the three beings he encountered were particularly evil, so there was no need to kill them directly.

More importantly, if killing someone causes the Greater Command Spell to disappear, then the loss outweighs the gain.

So he decided to use a gentler approach and capture them alive.

What are you doing here? Do you need any help?

The three were immediately startled when they saw the figure that suddenly appeared behind them.

However, after realizing that it was a person and not some monster or Servant, Pepe Ronchi, who had been focused on the war outside and hadn't heard Rovey's words, breathed a sigh of relief. Then he couldn't help but glance at Rovey a few more times.

"What a unique temperament!"

He let out a sigh, then looked at Rovey with shining eyes. "You, what's wrong with you? Just putting aside that handsome face and those eyes, your soul and magical aura are truly captivating, possessing a kind of pure and natural beauty! Does Chaldea really have Magus like this?"

Because he was a practitioner striving to become an Arhat, Pepe Ronchi possessed the Divine Eye found in Buddhism.

This allows you to see many strange things.

Furthermore, since both Buddha and Holy Spirit are transcendent beings, and Rovey himself is a unique transcendent being who has taken one step forward, it is inevitable that he would be attracted by Lovi's aura when he sees Rovey. What he worships is that aura that is almost like that of Buddha.

"Captain, can we take him with us? This man is definitely not an ordinary human; perhaps we can recruit him!"

Completely captivated, Pepe Ronchi spoke earnestly.

"Take me away?"

Seeing Pepe Ronchi's state, Rovey couldn't help but laugh.

However, he also discovered that this strange member of A-Team was indeed not as evil as he had imagined.

Only--

"Take him away...?"

Upon hearing Pepe Ronchi's words, Kirschtaria's eyes filled with despair:

"Didn't you hear what this guy said?"

"The sound was too loud just now, I didn't notice."

Pepe Ronchi was taken aback, then honestly replied, "What's wrong? Isn't he just a normal human being?"

"He is indeed a normal human being, but... never mind."

Kirschtaria didn't spend time explaining to him, but silently prepared for battle.

"The Foreigner? Outer God— "

However, he saw it most clearly, especially the moment he saw Rovey. When that overwhelming sense of superiority and inferiority washed over him, Daybit raised his hand almost without hesitation and gave up resisting.

"I have no chance of winning, so I surrender," he said calmly.

"Ah?!"

Pepe Ronchi was somewhat taken aback by this scene.

"Daybit, are you betraying me?!"

He immediately shouted.

"I'm sorry, but there's no chance of winning, especially for me. This person may appear to be a normal human being, but their essence is one of absolute and insurmountable greatness."

Daybit shook his head, then looked at Rovey and said, "Although I don't understand why someone like you, who can see so far ahead, would help Chaldeas do something that would be condemned by the entire universe, I know that if you choose this path, I cannot stop you. Is that alright? We are both beings from beyond this world."

"You have a good eye, no wonder you're an alien visitor. But you're wrong about one thing. I have no intention of helping Marisbury do such pointless things. Chaldea only exists because it still has some reason to exist. Alright, we can talk about your matter later. I'll deal with them first, and then we can chat."

Seeing Daybit's choice, Rovey was somewhat surprised, but he didn't make things difficult for him. He raised his hand and released a magical chain to bind him tightly, then threw him into a corner.

Now, only Pepe Ronchi and Kirschtaria remain on the field.

Rovey looked at the two of them again and asked, "And you two?"

"Us..."

Pepe Ronchi hesitated for a moment, glancing at Daybit, who had already given up, and then at Kirschtaria.

He's completely confused and desperately needs someone to give him some advice.

Although they hadn't fought, he belatedly realized that he couldn't possibly be a match for Rovey. In that case, he wanted to see what Kirschtaria was thinking. If he also surrendered, he might as well surrender too.

Kirschtaria glanced at the surrendered Daybit, then at Rovey standing before them. He pondered for a moment, then made his decision. "Pepe Ronchi, if you still choose my side, then step back first. I'll figure out a way to hold him off!"

"Knew!"

In this critical moment, Pepe Ronchi knew it was no time to waste words. He understood Kirschtaria's intention and ran desperately toward the gate not far away.

Kirschtaria stopped and stood in front of Rovey:

"I have never seen you in Chaldea, nor did I know that someone like you existed in the world. But I heard from Koyanskaya that the powerful being who helped that substitute Master and restored Human Order must be you, right?"

It's me.

Rovey replied just as calmly:

"I am well aware of your situation, and I know that you made a deal with someone from another planet. With very few exceptions, most of you are extremely skilled Magus and good people. If possible, I don't want to take your lives so easily. How about we stop here? I'll handle the rest."

"I'm sorry, thank you for your advice, but we also have our own ideals."

Hearing Rovey's words, Kirschtaria shook her head. "I also have my own mission!"

"In short, I sincerely thank you for helping that junior complete such a difficult mission and making up for our mistakes, and then--"

Kirschtaria declared in a chilling tone, "Now, come and challenge me! Being who has reached the realm of the gods!"

The moment the words left his mouth, the Celestial Magecraft that Kirschtaria had been brewing, after absorbing the potentially deadly Ether from this land, was immediately and forcefully activated.

--call out!!

He raised his arm, channeling his magic and drawing upon the power contained within the celestial bodies.

"--Stars, Cosmos, Gods, Animus, Antrum (the celestial body is emptiness), Unversed (emptiness is void), Anima, Animsphere (the void is where God resides)."

As he chanted complex incantations, a powerful force gathered in his palm.

Soon, at the very last moment after he finished chanting his incantation, a dazzling beam of starlight fell from the vast cosmos!

The starlight fell upon the captain's head, continuously pouring a torrent of magical power into the large Magecraft array constructed by Kirschtaria.

Ultimately, the powerful starlight was compressed into a projectile and fired at Rovey.

This attack was incredibly fast, and the compressed magic power was terrifying. Just as Rovey had thought, it was a powerful attack that far surpassed Servant's Noble Phantasm and was almost groundbreaking.

"Then so be it. I'll use the same trick on you."

"--Uranium (Axis of Uranium), Uranus (King of the Heavens), Earth (Cave of Dust), Gaia (Mother of the Earth), Gods (Form of God); Animus (Form of Myself); Cosmos (Form of the Universe); Anima, Animsphere (God is Void)."

"What?! This is... Celestial Magecraft?!"

Upon hearing this chant, Kirschtaria's pupils widened.

"That's right, after all, Celestial Magecraft and the starry sky aren't just the domain of Department of Astromancy."

"Then let's see which of our Celestial Magecraft is more powerful."

Rovey smiled and answered. Then he raised his palm, manipulating his magic to mobilize the stellar energy above his head. Using the star array above his head, he also unleashed a starlight spear that was in no way inferior to this attack, preparing to crush it head-on.

But just before they collided, the light cannon originating from Kirschtaria suddenly exploded! A violent surge of magic power swept in all directions!

As a result, Rovey's light gun flew directly through the gap and then shot unstoppably into space.

The true purpose of this light-emitting cannon was to use a meteor shower to destroy the entire Chaldea!

Kirschtaria had no intention of attacking or Rovey.

He intended to use the survival of Chaldea as leverage to delay Rovey.

"That's just a trivial little trick."

Seeing this, Rovey frowned, dispelled the Celestial Magecraft, and then gently channeled his magic power onto the earth.

In the blink of an eye, a massive magic Alchemy Array, large enough to cover the entire Chaldea, suddenly rose from the ground, and the falling starlight was completely converted and absorbed before it could even exert its power.

When he withdrew his hand and looked in the direction of Kirschtaria, he found that it had already disappeared.

Kirschtaria and Pepe Ronchi actually managed to escape together just now.

However, they still couldn't escape.

Because when he first used the Alchemy Array, Rovey transformed and strengthened the nearest gate, making it impossible for any magic or attack to break through.

If someone were to launch a direct assault, they would inevitably face an even fiercer counterattack. He glanced at the large pool of blood left in front of the door and silently shook his head.

"He really is a good captain."

He had tried to break through the wall the moment he blocked the attack, but instead of breaking through, he took the rebound attack squarely.

He should be on his deathbed by now, right?

'Alright, let's see how far you can go?'

'Can your boss really hold her ground? Let me see when she'll make her move.'

Thinking this, Rovey turned his gaze back to the corridor behind him, then reached out and pulled Daybit, who was tightly bound behind him, and started walking again.

With just one step, his figure disappeared from sight.

Chapter 342 Mash and Beryl

"Are you alright, Kirschtaria?"

In a secluded corner of Chaldea, Pepe Ronchi, covered in dust and fleeing in a disheveled state, carried the nearly lifeless Kirschtaria on his back and hurried forward.

After managing to escape a certain distance and confirming that the surroundings were temporarily safe, he noticed the captain's terrible condition behind him and couldn't help but feel worried.

He had just witnessed Kirschtaria use Celestial Magecraft comparable to a miracle to engage in a fierce battle between mortal and god against that suddenly appearing being.

However, seemingly to make them realize the reality and the gap in strength, that one also used Celestial Magecraft as a counterattack, and its power was in no way inferior to Kirschtaria's summoning Magecraft.

Despite Kirschtaria's best efforts to devise a plan, intending to distract the one by taking Chaldea and then break down the wall to escape with him.

But in the very next moment, their little schemes were ruthlessly crushed by the other side.

Leaving aside the Celestial Magecraft that was activated instantly with a wave of the hand, the massive Alchemy Array that was completed in an instant directly enveloped the entire Chaldea. The light barrier that spread out was so strong that even Kirschtaria couldn't break through it, and the reflected damage actually hit Kirschtaria's body solidly.

This resulted in him suffering severe external damage while already being affected by the backlash from the Ether.

Now, in their third group, besides Daybit who surrendered, he is the last human who is still relatively healthy. Now he can only run wildly while carrying Kirschtaria on his back, using Magecraft to maintain his broken body that could die at any moment.

They had just paid a heavy price to confirm that escaping by breaking through Chaldea was impossible. The only solution he could think of now was to find other people to join them and then consider what to do next.

We simply can't win a fight.

Because of the opponent's characteristics, it seems that he is unable to launch an attack. Even Kirschtaria, who had just faced that opponent, only lasted about ten seconds before ending up in this predicament. Even if he were to join the attack, he would only be feeding the enemy, and his sacrifice would be completely meaningless.

If it weren't for Kirschtaria's insistence, he would have truly given up resisting today.

After all, the gap between the two sides is too large.

He saw no possibility of escaping.

"Cough cough!!"

Suddenly, Kirschtaria behind him coughed violently a few times, spitting out several mouthfuls of blood.