Golden Shovel Survival: One Lucky Star and One Colorful Hex

Chapter 211 Kassadin and Kassadin appear!

"Father, the rune array has been completely destroyed, and a void rift has appeared. Should we...?"

A girl with long purple hair tied in a high ponytail had her empty wings slightly folded behind her, and her purple scales shimmered like mother-of-pearl in the setting sun.

Her fingertips unconsciously traced the symbiotic carapace on her wristband, where burn marks from her childhood battles with void energy still lingered.

The middle-aged man with a full head of white hair reached out and stroked the fluorescent veins on the edge of his daughter's wings. The calluses on his palm brushed against the scales, as if he were touching a lost treasure that had been found again.

A starlight-like light flowed deep within his pupils, and his voice, deep as a night drum, resounded: "A thousand years ago, when the void descended, I already lost you once. This time, I do not want to repeat the same mistake..."

“Father, that’s precisely why we should stand up.”

The girl suddenly grabbed her father's wrist, and the symbiotic carapace glowed a warning red under the influence of her emotions: "Look at these wings..."

The girl spread her wings, purple fluorescence outlining the veins like bones, and a happy glow shone on her delicate face: "They are not only gifts from the void, but also marks of how you shielded me from the tentacles of the void with your life. If we back down, how many more children will be like me, waiting in the darkness for their father's light?"

The middle-aged man was jolted, as memories flooded back.

A thousand years ago, when the Void Monster descended, his daughter was dragged into the Void Rift. Her small hand, which was clutching the hem of her dress, finally loosened, leaving only half a blood-stained hem. At that moment, he could only let out a helpless roar.

But soon, his deep eyes blazed with boundless fury, and he said angrily, "But all this time, they still see you as a monster, looking at you with hatred. Why should we protect these ungrateful wretches?"

"If it weren't for them, why would we be living here in hiding?"

"dad……"

A hint of sadness flashed in the girl's eyes. She gripped her father's hand tightly, then a bright smile appeared on her face as she said, "At least we've always been happy, haven't we?"

Moreover, not everyone treats us like this. The uncles, aunts, and other women in the village don't often bring us food.
"Uncle Kassadin, Sister Kai'Sa, are you there?"

Just then, a childish voice rang out from outside, and a little girl of about five or six years old walked in. Her bright eyes looked at Kassadin and Kai'Sa obediently, and she said in a childish voice, "It's my daddy's birthday today, and he asked me to come and invite you over for dinner!"

Hearing his daughter's words and seeing the little girl's adorable appearance, Kassadin's anger immediately subsided, and he said with a loving smile, "Yes, we'll go in a bit."

"Then I'll go back and tell Daddy and Mommy first." The little girl smiled sweetly, then turned and ran out.

"father……"

Kasha looked at her father, but hesitated to speak.

"Okay, I get it."

Kassadin seemed to have undergone some kind of awakening. His originally frail and old appearance suddenly became energetic, his back straightened, and he looked in the direction from which the aura of the void was coming, his eyes flashing with anger: "Then let those beasts see the power of my daughter and me once again!"

"However, let's finish our meal first and then talk about it. There's no rush."

……

……

The Void Realm.

"what's going on!"

Seeing that many soldiers of the Void Army were retreating in trembling fear, some even headless with only half their bodies remaining, shocked all the Void Monsters.

If it were just one or two, it wouldn't be a big deal, but now that all the void rifts are experiencing this, it has directly alarmed the void watchers!

"How is this going?"

Void Watcher Number One was completely bewildered, his tone filled with astonishment.

"Could there really be an ambush?!"

Void Watcher Number Two recalled what Number One had said earlier. "Has Runeterra become this powerful after a thousand years? They actually dared to open the seal and ambush us!" Void Watcher Number Three's face was filled with astonishment.

"Look at your pathetic state. All you've lost are some low-ranking Void Soldiers. Once the Void Rift stabilizes, we'll send out even stronger soldiers. I'd like to see if this kind of thing happens again," Void Watcher Number Four said with a disdainful look.

"Exactly, what's there to be afraid of? If you die, you die."

Void Watcher Number Five snorted coldly: "Pass down the order: if any deserters appear, execute them immediately!"

"grown ups!"

Just then, a Void Burrowing Beast rushed over and said in a terrified tone, "More than thirty demigod-level powerhouses have appeared on Rune Continent and are blocking the Void Rift. As soon as our soldiers go out, they will be annihilated!"

"what?!"

"More than thirty demigods!?"

"So many demigods have emerged on Runeterra!?"

"How is this possible? Are you sure you're not mistaken?"

The Void Watchers, who had been relatively calm, all stared wide-eyed, their faces filled with astonishment.

Although they had all reached the god level, they also knew that the demigod level was an unshakeable existence for them, the soldiers.

But when did so many demigods appear on Runeterra?

Could it be those Protoss?

"My lord, it's all true. I asked all the soldiers who returned, and they all said the same thing," said the royal-level Void Burrowing Beast.

"No wonder those ants from Runeterra dared to open the seal on their own initiative; it seems they were prepared all along." Void Watcher Number Two couldn't help but frown.

It wasn't that they were afraid, but rather that the void rift had just been opened and was not yet stable. Let alone them, even a demigod-level expert would need more than a month to consolidate the void rift.

"To avoid unnecessary losses, let's hold back for now and wait until the void rift stabilizes, okay?" Void Watcher Number One was quite rational.

"Wouldn't that make us look down on by the other side?" Void Watcher No. 4 was clearly unhappy.

"So we're just sending our soldiers to their deaths for nothing?" Void Watcher Number One retorted.

"Can……"

Void Watcher Number Four pondered for a long time but couldn't come up with any other solution, so he had no choice but to shut up.

"Alright, let's do as Number One says, otherwise we'll lose the people's support." Finally, the monitor Number Ten, who had been silent until now, slowly spoke.

"In that case, let those ants in Runeterra be smug for a while."

When Number Ten spoke, the other monitors nodded in agreement.

"No, are these the only monsters in the Void Realm?"

"That's right, these monsters aren't even enough to fill Brother Lang's teeth!"

"Void monsters? That's all?"

"..."

Just then, four or five mocking voices came from the other side of the various void rifts.

(End of this chapter)