The Holy Grail War Blessed by the Gods

Adam walked here from the castle of the World Tree.

The path he traversed has long since become a paradise, and the vision of Eden has already covered a sufficient area.

In the amusement park, no one would bleed or get hurt, and in fact, the stones thrown at him shouldn't have caused him any harm in the first place.

It was only because a miracle of the past had been reenacted here that the ironclad rules of Paradise were temporarily negated, thus damaging the giant's head.

However, without any follow-up, the trauma suffered by the Titans was also distorted to the point that it never existed in the first place.

The damaged head was restored in the same amount of time, as if time had reversed.

The giant who had fallen to the ground quickly stood up, ready to launch another attack.

"Swivel your weapons and drive away the demons, Adam!"

Avisbro gave his orders, commanding the golem, as the One of Beginnings, to continue wielding its obsidian sword, intending to smash and destroy the entire fortress.

"Can David's strength only hold them off for this short while?"

Manshu's expression didn't change much; he naturally knew just how powerful the enormous giant before him truly was.

The primordial being, now almost at its limit, is probably even more terrifying than it was in the Lostbelt of Russia, where the giants were already capable of wrestling with the awakened Thunder Emperor.

However, the five stones thrown out only provided a brief delay, far from enough to make everything perfect.

Manju thought for a moment, then took out his bow. 8.

The great bow made by Sharul had now completely materialized. (5)

Manjusaka poured a great deal of magic into forging this bow; the band of light formed by the surging magic above the palace swirled and transformed the illusion into reality. 7

"Open the gates, reveal the glory! This is the royal power bestowed upon the transcendent, to destroy the rampant evil and slaughter of the world."

Accompanied by the sound, overflowing divine energy was infused into the longbow in Manshu's hand, and the booming thunder transformed into a symphony as Manshu placed the lightning he possessed upon the bow.

The magic power, at the city level, was compressed, transforming into a surging river that flowed into the arrow nocked on the great bow, with flashing lightning as a harbinger.

As the bowstring was drawn, a deafening thunderclap echoed across the sky, followed by lightning and dark clouds that had already filled the heavens.

The moment the arrow is released is the moment the mythical scene unfolds.

A vast expanse of lightning rose from the earth, reaching the sky, and then fell back down, transforming the earth into a purgatory of lightning.

But that's far from enough; what needs to be fired isn't just this one arrow, but a raging torrent of heavenly fire following the lightning.

Just as it had been on Mount Sinai before, thunderclouds and heavenly fire surged forth on the mountain—a sign of the gods descending to earth.

And this flame, moreover, serves as a symbol of the rebel. In the past, Abraham was asked by Nimrod to worship fire, and when he refused, Nimrod threw Abraham into the fire.

That flame could be a sacrificial fire, but it could also be a blasphemous fire.

An ominous magic surged in Manju's hands; today, what flowed into the bow and transformed into arrows was not the flame of burnt offering, but the fire of blasphemy.

This is Nimrod's story about fire worship, a fire that can hold so much.

This could be the fire that burned Abraham, the fire of religious worship, or even the fire of Ahura Mazda.

The giant in front of them is the progenitor of humankind, created by the Kabbalah mysticism of Judaism.

It wasn't just Adam; if it were Adam, how could he have built Paradise?

This is an interpretation of the story in Genesis that God created God in His own image, illustrating the representation of the Creator.

Therefore, it is not just Adam, but also represents the Creator. Otherwise, how could the suffering people be saved, and how could the world be brought back to the paradise of Eden?

That is the great king that Avisbroun sought: to guide the suffering Jewish people back into the Garden of Eden.

Therefore, it is the right time to use this blasphemous flame as an arrow to unleash the thunderclouds and heavenly fire.

The ominous magic transformed into crimson flames, bringing with it a sin that seemed to burn the entire world.

Heavenly Fire and Thunder Clouds thus appeared on this flood-swept land. This was no longer a battle that ordinary people could interfere with; it was a mythical scene unfolding on the earth, a battle resembling that between gods.

Manju took a slight breath and then drew back the bowstring to shoot his third arrow.

This final arrow was not aimed at the distant giant, but at the surging flood.

The amusement park could no longer exist, because the towering tower that would reach the heavens was about to be erected.

The park will become nourishment for the tower and perish, and then the tower will be built on top of the park.

Therefore, it is necessary to guard against the coming flood, because this flood is different from others; it can indeed shake the foundation of civilization, as the flood can wipe out the entire civilization.

This attack did not use what Manju possessed, but rather borrowed the story that parted the sea.

“Do not be afraid, but stand firm and see the salvation that the Lord will do today.”

According to the Old Testament, when facing the pursuing army of the Egyptian Pharaoh, Moses parted the waves of the Red Sea and led the Israelites through them.

Moses simply stretched out the staff of serpents that God had given him toward the sea, and God sent forth a fierce wind that caused the sea to recede overnight, turning the sea into dry land.

Manshu took out the remnants he had taken when Siegfried died. Although all that remained was a few crumbs, it was enough.

The dragon was also a great serpent, and it used these remains to construct the staff that the omnipotent god had bestowed upon it in the past. Although it was impossible to truly recreate it, it was sufficient for short-term use as a disposable item.

Manjushri placed the serpent staff, formed from gathered magic power, on his divine bow and fired it from his hand.

On that day, the starlight that Ramesses II had once seen shone again.

The scene that once parted the Red Sea to save the nation of Israel is now being washed away by the floodwaters.

The giants that moved forward were scorched by the flames, hindered by the lightning.

The dense thunderclouds were merely a show of force; the falling crimson flames were the real attack used to hinder the demon's advance.

For the flames burned not only the statue of Adam, but also the paradise standing beneath his feet.

Otherwise, the attack would be difficult to stop. Adam, standing in Paradise, only needed to move forward and could completely ignore most of the attacks coming at him.

Even so, the time it can hold back is limited, and the resulting fiery spray is ultimately nothing more than a fake.

Even the original flames could not burn Abraham to death, so how could they destroy the paradise of Eden and cause the ancestor of mankind, who possessed the form of God, to collapse?

However, the great undertaking that is underway is gradually being completed.

The towering tower was erected, its bricks constructed with magic, and asphalt used as a binder.

This was only the initial shape of the tower. The brick and stone tower rose section by section, and the surrounding magic modified the tower's materials and shape.

In order for this tower to soar into the clouds, reaching the sky, and even to fulfill the legend of reaching the throne of the gods.

The original tower served as the core that constituted everything, with magic forming its outer shell, making the tower an incredible fortress.

What flows into this tower is the source that once flowed out of Babel.

What is planted are all the actions that drive civilization, and afterwards, civilization and humanity will return to this place, so that the infinite glory can be displayed.

Just as the original purpose of building the tower that reaches to the heavens was to spread the name of all people.

It is a monument built to commemorate its own greatness, so that the whole world may see it.

As the tower began to be built, Manjus felt his power growing stronger.

"The time is almost here."

As the tower continued to rise and he felt the power contained within his body growing stronger, Manshu's eyes finally took in everything.

The flying fortress arrived late, only just now reaching the vicinity, and immediately fired its light cannons at the army.

At that moment, the giant extinguished all the flames that had been lit, allowing the paradise to continue its encroachment on the land.

"Come, the final hour has come, the days of suffering are coming to an end."

Manjushri unveiled his palace; the paradise that served as his protection had completely crumbled, leaving only the unfinished tower to be paved.

Although the tower was not yet completed, it already possessed power, and the counter-attack spells lit up on every floor of the tower, emitting a booming sound.

Hundreds of light projectiles were released from the tower, unleashing a violent heat wave and creating a spectacle like stars falling from the sky.

Manju raised his hand, activating the white holy mark engraved on it. 8.

The crown had reached the end of its gift-giving process; the sacred mark vanished from Manjushri's hands, transforming into a mere crown that floated ethereally in the air. 5

"Rise and fall, survival and extinction, humanity and gods—the very essence of everything is the concept of this tower. Seize your last chance." —Qi

Manju, having grasped his divine bow, placed his crown upon it as well, and addressed all those present. (6)

This was the very thing he meant to reveal in his opening words when he grasped the bow—the destiny that shook the mountains and descended from the heavens. (Six)

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I only made 4k today, and I didn't feel great. I'll make 6k tomorrow.

Chapter 41 The Rise of the Masses 4

The entire earth trembled at that moment, and countless points of light emerged from the sky amidst the roar, then multiplied to form the stars in the heavens. ②

Then the stars in the sky fell down, turning into a torrential rain of light that poured down across the heavens, cleansing the entire earth.

The falling arrows of light, as numerous as stars, brought incredible destruction and death, as if the end of the world had begun.

It was as if the day of judgment was approaching, and the whole world turned to ashes.

Even the stars in the sky are falling, and everything on earth will be burned into molten lava.

The continuous roar echoed across the ground, and the places where the stars had fallen had turned into scorching lava.

The pure white arrow of light contains a dazzling radiance, the color of stars, created by incorporating the concept of planets and the omnipotence of heroes.

This is the divine proof of the hero who is regarded as the ruler, the transcendent, and the supreme.

It is precisely under this raging flood that the power of this crown is revealed.

Using the spot where Manju stood as the origin, the starlight was endlessly showered down, and the dazzling light enveloped everything covered by the falling arrows. Everything on the ground beneath his feet was struck and destroyed by this light.

After shooting all of this out, Manshu felt slightly dizzy and subconsciously took deep breaths to rouse herself.

However, he immediately shook his head, gripped the divine bow in his hand, and without looking at his own achievements, headed straight for the location of the Tower of Babel.

"The time has come to investigate everything; the bugle call will soon fill the sky and resound throughout the world."

You have already been granted the freedom that was promised, yet you are still mired in this world. So I will grant you the fountain of mercy.

But before that, for my final efforts, I promise you the day of your resurrection from the dust, only that before you rest in peace, no one shall climb this tower.

Manjuss spoke to the artificial beings who had gathered in panic before the Tower of Babel, which was under construction.

As he spoke, weapons surged forth from the soil.