Assault on the Star Gate (Four chapters in one)

"S-so... huge..."

The Fran people felt a chill sweep through them, trembling uncontrollably.

Their megalophobia had kicked in.

Thud! Thud!

More and more people fell to their knees, worshipping this transcendent Great Existence.

Yet the indistinct figure spanning the heavens paid them no attention from beginning to end.

"Roy, Legatus." The familiar voice boomed like thunder directly inside their minds. "Are you ready?"

"Your Excellency Archmage, all preparations are complete!

We have long awaited this as well. We need only your command!"

Roy and Legatus answered.

"Excellent. By conquering Fran and completing the initial construction, you have rendered a great service to the Alliance.

The Alliance will assess and award your increases in internal seniority and authority level.

Besides that, I will personally reward you with either supplies or knowledge. You may choose one!"

As mental thought surged, mysterious information flowed into their minds.

The two Advanced Wizards immediately discovered a huge list appearing within, densely packed with options.

Roy glanced through it and was slightly disappointed to find no detailed information on stellar antimony.

Everyone had access to its principles and introductory basics. Those capable of teaching themselves could borrow and copy the information at the library.

But actually making it depended on their own abilities.

After some thought, he set that aside and chose a secret art related to deities.

Legatus requested witchcraft related to Bloodline Transformation instead.

A moment later, the items appeared out of thin air before them.

Roy examined the parchment scroll floating before him. The ancient runes in its title glowed a bloodstained dark red, shifting like writhing worms.

"Abomination Golem"!

This was a craft involving the harvesting of faith and the forging of divinity. It also touched upon the profound secrets of god creation—the most powerful and terrifying alchemical art in existence!

Abominations