Pin Them Down and Spank Them / Let Me Borrow Your Genes First

After two Heavenly Kingdom War, most of the Male Angel who dared to fight and charge forward were killed.

On the contrary, it was the cowards like Sumari and Hua Ye, who were the most adept at running away, who lived the longest.

It has to be said that the current male Angel Legion has long lost its spirit, Laguer's existence somewhat stings Sumari's sense of shame.

"Do you know that Hexi also commands a Retired Angel Unit!"

"If we're exposed here, and they get transferred over, our situation will be even more dangerous."

Laguer remained calm, as if he had expected this.

"That's perfect..."

Sumari seemed to have thought of something, her eyelids twitched as she looked towards a certain direction in the vast starry sky, and she couldn't help but gasp.

"You lunatic! I'm not done living yet!"

Laguer's expression turned serious as he responded in a deep voice.

"Me too..."

"Therefore, the longer we survive this time, the greater King Hua Ye's chances of winning will be..."

For some reason, Sumari's anger gradually subsided because of those words.

"What bad luck! We're paired up again. I really don't want to go to war with a mad dog like you!"

"Don't just stand there! Immediately summon the angelic brothers who have already arrived from all corners of the universe within the Immortal Fortress, and assemble the Southern Federation's army..."

"I will handle this matter with King Hua Ye..."

Laguer pounded his chest with his right fist, an ancient Warrior's Salute among Male Angel.

"Get out of here! Don't bother me again before the war starts!"

Sumari's former grace and elegance had vanished; she impatiently waved Laguer away.

Immediately, the angel touched his chest, feeling the vigorous throbbing within him, and walked into the house, cursing and shaking his head.

I never thought I'd be so passionate; how incredibly stupid of me.

My lord, we can't back down this time...

Chapter 998, Section 1043: Hold him down and spank him.

A pall of gloom hung over the Yordle City.

Residents affected by the outbreak of the Plague Virus and the chaos in the city were forced to separate from their infected relatives during the army's house-to-house search. After being checked and found to be healthy, they were locked in their own homes and awaited further instructions from the authorities.

After a long night, the first light of dawn shone on the cleaned streets, where soldiers who had entered the city to quell the unrest were almost everywhere at the intersections of alleys and streets.

The residents, their faces filled with terror and their eyes dulled, trembled as they peered out of their houses. They saw soldiers with white cloths covering their mouths and noses, sprinkling lime and medicine into the area where the plague had begun.

The bodies of the victims and their clothing contaminated with toxic substances were collected, piled up, and burned in the square.

After a day and a night of busy work, the tens of thousands of infected patients have been housed in a requisitioned residential building.

After two hours of observation following daylight, the residents who had been hiding behind door cracks and windows, peering out, finally breathed a sigh of relief.

The situation is temporarily under control, and they are currently safe.

However, these measures alone are far from sufficient to prevent the spread of infection, given the current dire situation.

Therefore, at dawn, Hexi, who had no intention of continuing to conceal her identity, spread her wings and slowly rose into the air from the plague zone. With her ten fingers slightly spread in front of her chest, a huge milky white ball of light gradually took shape.

Immediately, Hexi raised her arms upwards, as if a ball of light had exploded, like countless fine raindrops falling to earth, washing away the gray and black traces of the entire Yordle City.

When these raindrops of light fell on the patients arranged in an open area, they caused them to writhe in Affliction, but the red and black stripes on their skin gradually faded until they disappeared completely.

The dissipating mist spread out, and any residents who inhaled it felt their fear and fatigue from staying up all night dissipate, leaving them with boundless energy.

It's God! Thank God for saving us...

The residents, who had been filled with trepidation and ready to flee Yordle City at any moment, were suddenly invigorated and knelt down in fervor.

The light rain lasted for half an hour. Except for a few critically ill patients, the vital signs of most people with mild infections had returned to normal, and they gradually regained consciousness.

When the patients heard that it was a deity who had saved them, they were about to look up at the deity's figure when they were shocked to find that Hexi's figure had already disappeared from the sky.

At this moment, inside the city lord's mansion.

Kevin picked up the exhausted Hexi and placed her in the bedroom where Anixid was, his expression showing no relief that the crisis had passed.

Because the two key figures of the Yordle City and the Southern Knights were still lying in bed, half-dead.

The human plague bombs personally deployed by Laguer are vastly different from those indirectly infected outside.

Between the two options of saving most of the mildly infected patients and wasting time on Anixid, Hexi could only choose the former.

After all, the virus in Anixid and Salayan's bodies contains a curse-like element, and it will take a lot of time to fully analyze it and take appropriate measures.

Hexi could not possibly risk the entire city's annihilation to save Anixid's life.

"Give me seven more days to recover, and I'm sure I can find a way to heal Anixid..."

Lying in bed, with even his little finger barely able to move, Heavenly Foundation King's tone was full of resentment.

Without the main structure and the support of the space-based network, the current situation is indeed quite difficult for her.

"Stop talking nonsense and get some rest!"

Kevin hummed softly as he pressed Hexi down, but at the same time, he couldn't help but worry about the condition of Anixid.

Although Hexi's initial treatment temporarily stabilized their condition, and her Death Authority also mobilized the life force within them, they wouldn't die for the time being.

However, according to news from scouts this morning, the Immortal Fortress is amassing troops, and a fierce battle is about to unfold.

On our side, we've just gone through a major epidemic, and the losses in resources and personnel are already a major headache.

With Her Majesty the Queen's fall, the command and control systems in all aspects have been brought to a state of near paralysis.

If Hexi hadn't revealed her identity and used the miracle to boost morale, Yordle City would have fallen without a fight once the Southern Federation's army arrived.

In addition, according to their speculation, an even more troublesome problem is that a considerable number of Heavenly Scum have infiltrated the Southern Federation.

The power of these monsters is a nightmare on the battlefield for ordinary humans who are still using cold weapons.

Currently, Kevin and Hela are the only ones who can be considered high-end combatants, so it's hard to say whether they can deal with the large number of Heavenly Scum.

Of course, there was another reason that worried Hexi.

Judging from their style of doing things, the other side doesn't care about the lives of ordinary people at all, but they can't do that.

Therefore, an army of ordinary soldiers mixed with Heavenly Scum was quite troublesome for them.

"How long until your female angels arrive?"

Kevin paused for a moment, then asked the question that concerned him.

"It can take anywhere from ten days to five days..."

"Freyja's existence is highly classified, therefore we did not build the Great Wormhole Bridge here..."

"To get here as quickly as possible, we need to process spatial transport data, or use flight..."

"But regardless of the method, you'll have to bear the brunt of the first three to five days of battles entirely on your own..."

Hexi looked embarrassed and somewhat guilty.

Kevin waved his hand dismissively, stroking his chin as he pondered a solution, but since he didn't have many cards left, he couldn't think of an effective way to deal with it for the time being.

At this moment, Hela, who was leaning against the door frame, flicked her nails, glanced at the unconscious Anixid on the bed, and stepped forward gracefully, placing her right hand on Annie's forehead.

"Wouldn't the situation be easier to control if she woke up?"

"Certainly!"

Kevin responded instinctively, and at that instant, Hela pressed down with her right hand, and a dark green aura spread out, pulling out a wisp of blood-red mist exuding a putrid stench with her Goddess of Death hands.

Seeing that Anixid's complexion gradually became rosy and her breathing became steady, it was only a matter of time before she woke up. The man breathed a sigh of relief, feeling both surprised and somewhat amused.

"If you could cure her, why didn't you say so sooner?"

"You didn't ask me, and what do I care if these people live or die?"

Hela pursed her lips and smiled dismissively, responding casually.

"I understand, this is a favor I owe you."

Kevin wisely offered Hela a bargaining chip that she was interested in, and the Goddess of Death nodded in satisfaction, but did not touch Salayan was also unconscious.

"Stop looking. One of my powers of life and death is the ability to restore a patient to health through physical touch..."

"But there's a prerequisite: they must be able to withstand my abilities, and this kind of touch is fatal to ordinary people..."

The Goddess of Death responded calmly, pointing out why Salayan, a Muggle, was not qualified.

Kevin pondered Hela's words, then a strange expression crossed his face after a moment.

"Then how do you know that Anixid can definitely withstand it?"

Hela winked and smiled, spreading her fingers and looking at Hexi with a hint of provocation.

"Just a guess..."

"What if you die?"

"She's just unlucky..."

Upon hearing Hela's blunt and casual answer, Kevin's face darkened.

Never mind, business is more important. Anixid is awake, so at least the Yordle City forces won't collapse at the first sign of trouble.

The man's eyes flickered as he looked up slightly at Hela with a displeased expression. "We still need to confirm the other arrangements."

"How's the thing I asked you to do going?"

"The messengers were all sent out last night, but whether the other side will come or not, I don't know..."

Hela nodded slightly, then extended her hand to Kevin.

"I've done everything I could. Come with me for a walk. It's not too much of a favor to ask, is it?"

Hexi, who was recuperating, rolled her eyes at the Goddess of Death, whom she had fought before, knowing full well that she was just showing off.

"Very well, Your Her Majesty the Queen..."

Kevin bowed slightly, greatly satisfying the vanity of the Goddess of Death. After setting up a barrier outside the door, the two went to inspect Yordle City side by side.

Currently, only he can keep this big trouble under control. The man appears refined and easygoing, but in reality, he is secretly cursing.

The sight of a slender waist and swaying, full hips in front of him sent a slight tingling sensation through Kevin's body and soul as he sat behind her.

That ass deserves a hundred spankings...

Chapter 999, Section 1044: Let's Borrow Seeds First

On the walls of Yordle City.

With the arrival of Kevin and Hela, the soldiers' initial trepidation gradually dissipated, and they straightened their backs, presenting their most valiant posture to the two adults.

After all, they had already proven their strength and extraordinary abilities in the chaos of last night's battle.

During the period when Anixid was no longer the pillar of support, the morale-boosting abilities of gods like Kevin and Hela, who had commanded armies of millions to conquer the Nine Worlds, were almost unconsciously at ease.

Moreover, some astute individuals gradually deduced the identities of the two based on Hexi's revelation.

How could a human being who could command an angel as their knight be ordinary?

Now, these descended gods are proof that the Yordle City has received protection.

Hela, surrounded by fervent gazes from the crowd, seemed perfectly at home.

The Goddess of Death nodded subtly in response to the soldiers' adoration. With just a small glance, she made several humans who met her gaze instinctively straighten their chests, as if they were welcoming an inspection of troops.

It's clear that she enjoys the spotlight and is quite comfortable returning to the battlefield.

"They're encouraged, but you don't seem happy?"

Hela leaned against the wall, gazing down at the unobstructed plain below, her eyes slightly raised.