Forging a Planet!

A "virus" had been planted deep within his core, and Ego was instantly declared dead.

After sighing, Lowett glanced toward a corner of the planet's surface.

"The only one who surprised me was you, Leviathan."

"Chirp!" Leviathan, who had been lying amid the ruins pretending to be dead, suddenly shuddered.

"I thought you would chase after that chunk of torn-off planetary debris, but you stayed on the bigger piece instead... How should I put this?" Lowett raised an eyebrow.

"Just as expected of you?"

Leviathan: "...Chirp." (Actually, Master, I can explain.)

"Cut the crap!"

Lowett glared. "Get that debris back here within five minutes! If even one piece is missing, you'll answer to me!"

"..."

Leviathan turned to look at the vast universe, despair written all over his face.

The moment the Demon Sealing Forbidden Spell took shape, the Star System's gravity had been thrown out of balance. The quarter of the debris that should have been floating nearby had long since been flung tens of thousands of light-years away.

Bringing it back would not be a problem, but within five minutes...

"Chirp!!"

Taking on the appearance of The Destroyer, Leviathan raced away in tears, turning into a streak of black light as he shot out of the cage and vanished into space.

After he left, Akar appeared beside Lowett with Agin.

She looked in the direction Leviathan had gone and hesitantly said, "Actually, Master, Leviathan didn't steal that much."

"Of course I know. Otherwise, I would have said three minutes."

Akar: "..."

"And didn't you notice? That bastard copied the space-travel engine built from divine power inside Ego. He ate his fill and still could not be bothered to exercise."

Accelerating with The Destroyer's warp engine naturally consumed more energy than imitating Ego's spatial engine. The former was faster,