Final Volume: A Tiny World in the Dust - Moon (Part Two)

Orange, silver, gold,

golden pink,

whichever the color, they were all dazzling, giving people a sense of warmth and brightness.

But now, those colors were embellishing a battlefield rife with murderous intent.

(Wait a little longer...)

Haoyue fixed her gaze on the Planet Will, which had become a humanoid firework launcher. As she continued burning her life to create vast numbers of runes, she kept waiting for the right moment.

If only she could use Mirror Flower Water Moon. But they were already on the moon, and spatial jumps were impossible inside the Silver Sanctuary.

By now, more than a million runes had bombarded the Planet Will. Although it had destroyed most of them, over a hundred thousand had still struck true. The dense web of fire had bombarded it without pause, each blow powerful enough to shake the earth. Even so—

"Defense—attack—rebalancing—"

The Planet Will was adapting.

Haoyue believed the most important thing when facing a puppet like the Planet Will, which had no independent consciousness, was to keep changing things up.

Within the blizzard of runes, the attacks shifted in an instant, with different formations and combinations, coming from every direction without leaving a single blind spot. She did her best not to give it a chance to adapt to any one attack.

Of course—that was only buying time.

It was slow, but the Planet Will was indeed growing more and more accustomed to these attacks. It was gradually moving freely through the rune storm, and sudden attacks no longer interrupted its movements. It seemed the time was about right.

(Which direction will it break through from...)

Just then, the Planet Will suddenly radiated blinding white light from every part of its body. The light did not scatter in all directions, but slowly seeped into space! As it