Poverty makes me capable of anything.

She has received a notification from the game that she has gained 45 billion experience points.

While Anran waited for her skill to cool down, the others waited with her for that long half minute.

Three, two, one!

The intense golden light finally dissipated, revealing what lay before us—

Empty!

There's nothing there!

Only a piece of scraps of flesh floating on the edge proved that the Zerg Queen had once lingered here.

"Is he hiding or what?"

For a moment, no one dared to approach the other answer.

That's just too outrageous. You have to understand that although it looks almost the same as the "tool monster" in adult works, this is a master-level Zerg queen, a monster with such a huge appetite that she can eat an entire planet as a snack.

"Perhaps they've hidden in another dimension, since there are demons around here."

"I guessed so."

"With a single sword strike, the Zerg Queen was forced to retreat into another dimension. This is even more powerful than the Ancient Gods!"

The empire's grandmasters were excited.

Wouldn't that allow them to win the battle?!

"Dead! Dead! Dead! Dead! Dead!"

At this moment, the body of a master-level insect suddenly trembled.

It was like it was having an epileptic seizure, constantly muttering the word "dead." And it really was dead. It was the last Zerg queen among the Zerg in this attack, but it was gone just like that, killed by that human with an incredibly easy single sword strike...

"Ahhh-"

Sensing the death of the Zerg Queen, countless Zerglings halted their attack, turned around, and fled in panic toward the edge of the battlefield.

For a time, clashes between the Zerg and the demons occurred frequently, and the entire battlefield was thrown into chaos by the Zerg's strange behavior.

The imperial grandmasters who were laughing loudly could no longer laugh.

"Really...dead?"

A grandmaster's hand trembled.

"This can't be a hallucination, can it?"

"Really, he's dead."

This time the tone was affirmative, but the reply was trembling.

That powerful Zerg Queen was actually killed by a single sword strike the instant she met An Ran!

Everyone present, including all non-humans, including the ancient god Suleien, tensed up the moment they realized the truth.

One sword is all it takes to defeat a Zerg Queen?

Sulaiman stared intently at An Ran.

Even it can't do that.

This monster...

It could wait no longer.

"What? The Imperial Guard Chief has killed a Zerg Queen with a single sword strike?"

Satorkazzi was stunned and unable to extricate himself from the shock upon receiving the news.

He was discussing tactics to deal with the demons with others when he accidentally smashed the communication device, causing it to crack and the call to be interrupted. However, no one seemed upset about it.

For the time being, they couldn't come up with any other ideas.

really?

How could this be true?

"Hey, did you guys see that clearly? Did a planet just explode?"

"Probably."

"What on earth happened? Why are those insects suddenly attacking the demon?"

"It's such a pity that we can only film in this area. We'll miss out on so many great things."

Reckless reporters gathered around the Sky Mirror, but the white dust interfered with their filming, leaving them helpless to watch from the outside.

Laplace carefully adjusted his equipment.

Just then, a piercing whistling sound suddenly came from the equipment.

"Ow—"

This is the whistling sound coming from Sulaiman.

Just as Anran got closer to Sulaiman, it raised its head.

A series of halos of light emanated from Sulaiman's body, causing the ancient god believers who were still fighting against the imperial army to stop what they were doing.

Their eyes became more determined than ever before, and then they all raised their weapons and stabbed themselves into the ground.

"Waaaaah—"

A strange cry suddenly rang out in the vacuum, and in an instant, the white sky was shrouded in a faint blood-red hue.

An anomaly has occurred.

Chapter 27 My Panda Cult is Invincible!

Starting from the area where the ancient god's followers were located, the dreamlike sky, resembling a white cotton candy, began to change.

The pink hue spread, like a blush spreading across the face of a shy young girl.

Before long, the white cotton candy turned into a cute pink cotton candy.

Viewers watching this scene on screen momentarily forgot that a life-or-death battle that would determine the fate of the empire was taking place, and began to marvel at how this truly deserved to be the most worthwhile tourist destination in the capital star system!

But the perceptive Laplace thought differently.

When he was all alone here debugging the equipment, all he could hear was his own heartbeat.

The deathly silence amplified his unease, and he quickly said, "This widespread disturbance is likely a bad omen; those on the front lines must be on high alert."

[What's there to be nervous about? This time, we've deployed the Empire's strongest fighting force, and we also have reinforcements. We can just wait for the victory.]

It's better to be cautious.

I agree. If the Star Alliance were still around, there wouldn't be anything to worry about. The reason they withdrew is probably because those idiot bureaucrats came up with some brilliant ideas that angered them enough to send them back.

[Damn! They're always badmouthing their own people, is the Star Alliance your father?]

History has proven this countless times.

If I had the guts, I'd come down the internet cable and beat you to death.

Look, this is impotent rage.

……

"What's going on?"

The Imperial fleet has halted its advance.

When they discovered that the ships piloted by the ancient god's followers had stopped, they planned to take advantage of the situation and kill them, but unexpectedly, their own ships started exploding one after another.

[AI Analysis]

All the exploded spaceships were located in Area A.

All the exploding spaceships had come into close contact with the demon.

All the exploding spaceships were explosions that started from the outside in.

"demon?"

"Oops!"

When the data was presented to them, although they couldn't understand the implications, the command center already realized something was wrong.

Unfortunately, before the order to clean the ship's deck could be issued, a series of explosions occurred.

Countless people perished in the flames amidst their cries of agony.

Just like those ancient god believers who slit their own throats with knives, in the last moment of their lives, illusory red mists separated from their bodies. These red mists were the culprits behind the change in the color of the Sky Mirror.

After leaving the spaceship, the red mist stretched out, becoming the backdrop of the starry sky. Even ordinary people could sense something was amiss, let alone those with master-level cultivation or higher.

Small vortexes formed within the red mist, causing irregular fluctuations in space.

"Unable to locate in space!"

An Ran's expression changed. The location map she got after clicking on the skill was a gray blur. When she poked at it, the game immediately reported an error.

[Error]

[Spatial interference, please try again later]

“I have a bad feeling.” A grandmaster looked up at the ancient god who was standing still, whose four pairs of eyes were flashing like signal lights.

He was originally afraid of the powerful strength of the ancient god Suleien, but now he felt that danger was everywhere.

"It has sealed off the space; is it trying to wipe them all out in one fell swoop?"

Everyone turned their attention to An Ran. This was a monster capable of killing a Grandmaster-level Zerg Queen with a single sword strike. Yet, even in the face of such a monster, the Ancient God Sulaim still sealed off the space (sealing off not only others but also itself). Just how confident was it in its own strength? Just how powerful was it?

"It seems that everyone else is experiencing the same thing; it's not a bug in the game."

An Ran was somewhat worried, as this was a significant weakness for her. As a mechanic major, she was not good at speed, but thanks to her adaptability to space, she could make up for her shortcomings by using spatial jumps.

Now that spatial teleportation is no longer possible, getting her to keep up with the speed of the ancient gods is a major challenge.

But this difficulty did not make An Ran hesitate. At this moment, she had a flash of inspiration.

An Ran discovered that the ancient god Sulaim was still continuously emitting halos of light, and at this time it was very likely that it could not move, while the surrounding space was in a state of chaos.