Six Paths: Planetary Devastation

The Great Leviathan shrank into a black, loach-like creature only a few dozen meters long. It glared resentfully at Akasaka and the others, who had landed lightly on their toes and stood before it.

Akasaka looked at the thing that resembled neither dragon nor snake and was about to chop it into mince with Susanoo's great blade.

But the Pharaoh stopped him.

The Pharaoh said, "This thing can't be killed. It was born from humanity's evil thoughts. As long as humans continue to produce evil thoughts, it will sooner or later revive somewhere on Earth."

In other words, killing it would be useless. It would not truly die.

Akasaka stopped himself from striking, dismissed his Complete Body Susanoo, and stood on the ground beside the Pharaoh. With one hand on his hip, he asked in an exceedingly arrogant tone, "Then what do you want to do?"

The Pharaoh did not mind Akasaka's haughty tone.

He stepped forward, preparing to put himself on the line.

In any case, he had vaguely guessed his own identity. He might have been a pharaoh from ancient Egypt. It was just that he had yet to recover his memories or obtain his true name, "Atem." Once he regained his name, he would surely return to the underworld.

The place only the dead went to.

The Pharaoh intended to let the Great Leviathan attach itself to him and take it with him to the underworld, eliminating the threat once and for all.

The Pharaoh said to the Great Leviathan before him, "Come. I will bear everything! I give you my body—attach yourself to me."

The Great Leviathan's eyes turned crimson. "Gladly!" It immediately rushed forward and attached itself to the Pharaoh's body.

Surging resentment and black mist clung to the Pharaoh's entire body.

The Pharaoh did