Planting the World Tree in Tokyo
Chapter 625

Restore Ancient System (Not)

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"Boring."

Watching the angel fly away, then watching a certain high priest unleash hundreds of millions of "sacred scarabs" to flood the holy city and wipe out every living thing within it, Sora curled her lips.

She had originally thought she would get to see an ancient Egyptian priest battle the angels under Yahweh's command.

Yet after only a few words, the two sides had actually "shaken hands and made peace"?

How boring. I wanted to see blood flow like rivers!

It was not entirely Sora's fault. Having spent so much time with Tenten and Yu, who talked cultivation whenever they opened their mouths and battles whenever they closed them, she was practically turning into a "bloodthirsty spectator."

"That angel wasn't stupid either."

In response, Yu explained helplessly.

"Fighting to protect a group of 'heretics'—not even the 'Lord' is that benevolent, let alone a mere 'Lord Angel.'"

In mythology, angels were divided into nine ranks.

The strongest were the four "Seraphim": Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and Uriel, representing the four elements of fire, water, wind, and earth.

Below them were the "Cherubim," representing knowledge and wisdom, and the "Thrones," representing transcendence beyond worldly things. These "higher angels" stood around the Lord, receiving the earliest "divine manifestations" and "perfection." Their titles all indicated how their essence resembled that of the Lord.

Below the Seraphim, Cherubim, and Thrones were three types of "middle-ranking angels" who fought for the "Lord," spread faith, and proclaimed martial power:

Lord Angels, Power Angels, and Might Angels.

You could tell from the names alone: the Lord's commands, the Lord's strength, the Lord's might.

As for the lower-ranking angels—Authority Angels, Archangels, and Angels—they could be seen as squad leaders, cannon fodder, and messengers.

"By the classifications we know, that 'Lord Angel' was around Ghost Rank. Even with a 'divine

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