A Handsome Man! Kaisha's Heart Aroused by Talent!

At some coordinate point in the infinite universe, a brilliant sphere of light drifted in.

Through layer after layer of luminous curtains, one could see a world of birdsong and floral fragrance within, where golden and magnificent classical buildings stood tall.

This was the Merlot Heavenly Court, the headquarters of the Angel faction in the Super God world.

It was also a defensive celestial body built by Holy Kaisha and Sky Base King Hexi. It was called a celestial body because the Merlot Heavenly Court moved in irregular patterns.

Except for angels, very few could pinpoint its location.

At that moment, a sword-shaped spacecraft made a space-time jump and appeared within the Merlot Heavenly Court.

Seeing the return of Heavenly Blade Seven, the angels flew out of their dwellings one after another, gathering in front of it to watch, each with sweet smiles on their lovely faces.

"Heavenly Blade Seven is back! Sisters, go take a look! I heard they even brought back a human male!"

"What's a man? That's such a rare species—I want to be the first to study him!"

Someone must have leaked the news, or perhaps Angel Yan's report had included information about Lin Ye.

Angels with all kinds of graceful figures flapped their wings and landed before Lin Ye.

As soon as Lin Ye stepped off Heavenly Blade Seven onto the soft ground, he was surrounded by beautiful angel maidens, staring at him as if he were some rare animal.

No, wait.

Sure, he was handsome, but not to the point of drawing such a crowd.

It was a bit embarrassing.

But why did their gazes feel so scorching?

Lin Ye looked around at the surrounding angels, scanning each face. Their eyes burned with heat, as if they hadn't seen a male in centuries.

"Look, so this is a human man? He's really good-looking, just my type."

"Do you think the human male body structure is different from ours? Should we ask him to take it off so we can see?"

"Shh! Keep your voice down, girl. He might be Sister Yan's sweetheart—don't get caught."

Hearing the angels' chatter, Lin Ye's forehead darkened.

Angel Yan, walking ahead, also had a face full of black lines: "Are you all that bored? Should I go ask Queen Kaisha to marry you all off to the Chi Wu Star System? I'll make sure to assign you a handsome man who reads novels!"

Hearing that they might be married off, the angels turned pale with fear.

Though they had infinite lifespans, their faith belonged only to the Angel Queen, Holy Kaisha.

If they were married off, wouldn't they be unable to see Holy Kaisha for a long time?

That was absolutely unacceptable!

For a moment, the angels' chatter quieted down, and they just chatted and laughed with Yan.

Yan, cold on the outside but warm inside, was only scaring them—she would never actually do it.

"Zhi Xin, take Lin Ye to the room on Island One. Observe him for a while and don't let him run off."

At that, Yan turned and spoke to Zhi Xin beside her.

Zhi Xin was Holy Kaisha's right-wing guard. Sending her put Yan at ease.

Besides, until Lin Ye's identity was clarified, this was a necessary measure.

"Mm."

Zhi Xin nodded, manifested her wings, and carried Lin Ye as she flew toward Island One.

Meanwhile, Yan went alone to meet Holy Kaisha and report on the mission.

In Holy Kaisha's palace, marble pillars supported the dome, and the entire hall shimmered with brilliant golden light.

In the Angel Hall, Holy Kaisha sat upright on her throne, one hand propping up her cheek, calmly listening to the report from her subordinate, Angel Leng.

"My Queen, Death God Karl's millennium war plan doesn't seem to have stopped. The Taotie Army under his command has already set out toward the Chi Wu Stellar System. In a few more light-years, they will arrive."

"The Chi Wu Stellar System has only one planet with intelligent life—Earth. If the Taotie threaten the safety of Galaxy Power..."

A single lock of hair hung over Angel Leng's forehead, making her look extremely cold and elegant, but when she mentioned Galaxy Power, a trace of worry appeared in her eyes.

Galaxy Power belonged to the Shenhe Civilization, the strongest civilization in the universe.

After the Shenhe Civilization perished, Angel Queen Kaisha obtained Galaxy Power and infused it with Angel Gene, giving it the potential to become the strongest god.

Thus, Angel Leng was very concerned that Galaxy Power might fall into the hands of the Taotie or perish halfway.

"I know what you're worried about, but the Taotie are just a ragtag army Karl raised on a whim. They're nothing."

On the throne, Kaisha's calm eyes showed not a single ripple as she spoke in a flat tone.

"What I'm more curious about now is that Karl's ambition seems to be growing. His void theory must be guarded against."

Just as she spoke.

An angel warrior flew in from outside, bowed, and reported: "My Queen, Angel Yan is outside, ready to report to you."

Kaisha nodded and waved her hand, signaling for Yan to enter.

Just then.

Tap tap tap...

Angel Yan landed on the steps outside the hall, climbed them one by one, and entered the palace.

"You're here?"

As she stepped into the great hall, a voice—ethereal and echoing with its own resonance—reached Yan's ears.

It was as if this voice had transcended the realm of ordinary beings and ascended to the heights of a god.

Yan's gaze turned solemn as she looked toward the throne not far away. She knelt on one knee and saluted, "Queen Kaisha, Angel Yan reports on the Kunsa Star operation."

"Tell me, how did the battle go? Did that bitch Morgana's underlings die?"

Kaisha's silver eyes held not a trace of impurity, as if devoid of any emotion—clean as a blank sheet of paper.

But when she mentioned Demon Queen Morgana, she couldn't help but curse aloud.

Yan was used to the Queen badmouthing Morgana when no outsiders were around, so she wasn't surprised.

She thought for a moment, then spoke, "I'm sorry, Queen Kaisha. During the operation, I failed to wipe out the remaining demons. They escaped."

"With the Heavenly Blade Seven in hand, you still let Demon Xue Yi slip away. Yan, you're becoming more useless by the day." Angel Leng sneered from the side.

Facing the mockery, Yan showed no emotional fluctuation. She simply looked at Kaisha on the throne, her eyes carrying an apology.

"I'm sorry, Your Majesty. I've let you down."

"A small matter."

Kaisha waved her hand dismissively and asked, "But I am curious—how did they escape?"

Yan began to explain, "At first, everything went smoothly. The Heavenly Blade Seven was hidden in the shadows, and when Xue Yi revealed herself, I launched the Heavenly Blade Judgment."

"But..."

"A strange human suddenly appeared in midair, right in the path of the Heavenly Blade Judgment's light, disrupting the plan."

A human?

Kaisha was slightly surprised, a hint of unusual emotion flickering in her eyes.

The Kunsa Star was a place where no living beings other than those crawling demons could survive.

Where did a human come from?

Kaisha frowned and ordered Yan to explain the whole process clearly.

So Yan recounted everything—how Lin Ye had caught the Heavenly Blade Judgment with one hand and dismantled its light within ten seconds—without omitting a single detail.

She even mentioned the moment when Demon Xue Yi glanced at Lin Ye as he was leaving, reporting it word for word to Kaisha.

"You're saying a man appeared in the path of the Heavenly Blade Judgment, broke it apart with one hand, and came out completely unscathed?"

Kaisha grasped Yan's meaning and pieced together the sequence of events, but that only made things stranger.

"Yes, Your Majesty." Yan nodded.

Kaisha fell silent. A flicker of astonishment passed through her otherwise calm eyes.

How could an ordinary human dismantle the Heavenly Blade Judgment?

Their race hadn't even developed their brains to fifty percent, let alone be capable of breaking down the Heavenly Blade Judgment.

And with one hand, within ten seconds—was that even possible?

If such a person truly existed, Kaisha would want to recruit him under her command.

Even marrying off one or two angels to him wouldn't be a problem.

But the likelihood of such a human existing was nearly zero.