Star Forge Titan

"My soul power can split all matter into light. If nothing unexpected happens, the Growth Heaven-Born Divine Body should also be included."

"Everything..." Kakarom swallowed and felt his blood pressure suddenly rise. Damn, it seemed like he hadn't felt this way for more than ten years.

"Yeah, everything." Alvin nodded calmly.

But Kakarom's expression became extremely solemn. The old man who had experienced many years could naturally hear the sincerity in the other party's words.

But sometimes, the truth is more horrifying than a lie.

"Well, the actual situation can only be determined after I have seen the seal itself."

Alvin then added another sentence, which made the great druid in front of him believe his previous words even more.

"As for the second one, it's relatively complicated." As he spoke, the black-haired boy raised his hand and controlled the ambient light to form a picture similar to a holographic projection.

After this period of targeted training, he had become increasingly familiar with his own spiritual abilities. The image roughly depicted the entire Great Desolate Forest. Then, a sphere covered in mud slowly rose from the ground toward the sky, then instantly vanished, only to reappear even higher, as if it had been transported from thin air.

After repeated repetitions, the sphere completely disappeared from the projection screen.

Although the sphere in the projection is only the size of a football, the area of ​​the Great Wilderness Forest in the same projection is enough to infer the astonishing mass of the sphere.

"If we can't completely destroy 'Growth Heaven·Life Body', we will choose to transfer it to the void outside of Palladio. I will personally be responsible for the most important part of the transfer, but the specific execution requires the cooperation of the entire druid faction."

"Huh!?!" The Archdruid's eyes widened. This plan was no less shocking than the previous one. In fact, in terms of the noise it would cause, it might even be more exaggerated.

"Who are you?" The white ape Kakarom looked at Ivan with a serious look. Having said that, he had some vague guesses but felt it was unbelievable.

After some thought, Ivan no longer needed to be as secretive as he had been at first. The old man before him was trustworthy. Whether it was the relevant plot information in the virtual Palladio or the actual impression given after actual contact, he was quite reliable.

So he spoke directly:

"I am a descendant of the One who forged the stars."

Suddenly, there was a loud thunder outside the window.

Chapter 121: Setting Fire to the Mountain

Thunder roared, and the fleeting bright light made the rats hiding in the dark tremble all over.

Unlike in the past, the word "rat" here is not a metaphor, but the most real and practical description.

Several brown rat-blooded orcs with rat-like faces gathered in the shadows and whispered to each other. They were all from the Thick-Blooded Fur Tribe with strong bestial characteristics.

You know, even in the largest tribes, the number of Thickbloods is quite limited, and their natural physical advantages often give them many advantages. But a weak bloodline like the Brown Rat wouldn't be very strong, even if they were Thickbloods.

"Yes, yes, the blood relatives are relaying the 'bait', and the plan is going very smoothly."

"Very good, very good! Our people's long-cherished wish, our revenge, can finally be realized now. We must make those despicable evil beasts lose everything!"

"Indeed, this is also the faction's mission. Our mission is accomplished, accomplished!"

Then bursts of laughter were heard in the shadows, and then all the ratmen stopped again.

"It's time, it's time."

"Indeed, indeed, light the torches! Light the torches!"

"Run, run, let the fire run!"

Amidst the strange slogans, the streets that had been shrouded in darkness quickly lit up with a dark red hue. This was the light emitted by torches wrapped in flammable materials that were ignited.

This immediately attracted the attention of the Mountain Cat Tribe patrol. Before they could blow the sirens, the burning torches had already scattered around as the ratmen ran as hard as they could.

Before the establishment of the United Emirates, during the chaotic era of tribal warfare, weaker fur-bearing orcs like the Brown Rat bloodline survived complete extinction thanks to their ability to flee and survive. Those unable to flee were killed, or even eaten.

That era was so bloody and cruel. Orcs of herbivore and carnivore bloodlines fought and even ate each other, and the weaker bloodlines were imprisoned and raised as livestock.

It is conceivable how good the surviving brown rats are at this "little" thing of running.

Therefore, when the sharp whistle pierced the night sky, thick smoke had already risen in many places in the town where the Bobcat Tribe was located.

Terrorists from an extremist faction of Druids launched a shocking attack tonight. God knows how they managed to get so many dangerous and flammable materials into the town, and we have no idea what the purpose of such an unfocused attack was.

But there is no doubt that the plan of this group of rats was very successful. They easily started fires in many places and were about to plunge the entire city into complete chaos.

But at this moment, a bolt of lightning suddenly exploded in the air, followed by an extremely old and angry voice.

"Hey, what are you guys doing!?!"

In an instant, the flash of lightning temporarily dispelled the darkness of night, allowing the many rats on the ground to look up and see the amazing changes happening in the sky.

Dark clouds rolled in from the horizon, and the lightning contained in them illuminated the entire sky, while also outlining a huge face with standing hair and beard, wide-open eyes, and facial features vaguely resembling a monkey.

"Impossible, impossible! Why would the Archdruid appear in the border area?"

"Something's wrong, something's wrong. Even if it was planned as it should be, how could it happen so quickly? So quickly!"

Without the protection of their shadows, the rats instantly fell into chaos, all screaming in disbelief. The mountain cat patrol immediately seized the opportunity to charge forward, brandishing their weapons and engaging them in a fierce battle.

To be honest, although the Great Wilderness United Emirates has been established for a hundred years, it has still not been able to completely eliminate the blood feuds between the tribes. The reason why the entire country is still maintained, in addition to the common interests and order recognized by most people, is because there are people who can calm the situation.

Among these people, the great druid white ape Kakarom is undoubtedly the backbone.

The best way to put out a fire is with a downpour, and for an Archdruid, that's easy.

The furious expression of the thunder lasted only a few seconds before dark clouds swooped down to the ground, transforming into a torrential downpour in the process. Faced with a force comparable to a celestial phenomenon, the man-made fire couldn't even last a single round, whimpering like a defeated dog as it was weakened and extinguished.

But the fighting in the streets did not stop there. Even after learning of the Archdruid's sudden arrival, the arsonists still fought stubbornly. Even if their arms were cut off by sharp blades, they would scream and rush forward to fight with their teeth.

"Kill! Kill!" An indistinct roar came from the mouth of the brown rat beast.

"You bunch of shameless people actually attacked ordinary people!" The patrol members with cat ears on their heads also roared.

At this point, both sides are fighting hard for what they believe in, but the real danger has actually just appeared.

The Archdruid Kakarom, who was devoting all his efforts to controlling the weather, frowned. The surrounding natural environment gave him an early warning that something seemed to be approaching quickly.

Then, he discovered that a huge and primitive spiritual power was rolling and continuously transmitting uncontrollable anger to the outside world like a volcanic eruption, and was also constantly approaching the town.

Something is coming...

I have to say that the situation that the white ape Kakarom is facing now is a bit difficult.

He himself needs to continue to cast large-scale meteorological spells to prevent the fire from reigniting. On the other hand, something that can threaten the city is rapidly emerging.

It’s not that it’s impossible to take both into account, but if you’re not careful, the consequences may be disastrous.

For an environment full of plants like the Great Wilderness Forest, if the fire is not suppressed immediately in the early stages, the wildfire caused by human fire will undoubtedly become the most terrifying natural disaster.

By then, not only the mountain cat tribe, but even the nearby forest city of Viena may be involved. The affected area will increase exponentially, and countless animals and orcs will be involved.

Therefore, it was difficult for Kakarom to free his hands in a short period of time, but fortunately he knew that he was not fighting alone.

The big dark cloud face transformed by the Archdruid in the sky raised the corner of its mouth, revealing a mischievous monkey-like smile.

In the distance, towering trees were easily pushed down like building blocks, and some huge monster let out a terrifying roar that even shook the high-level clouds, which at one point drowned out the sound of thunder splitting the sky.

Since the unusual environment of the Great Wilderness Forest could nurture so many towering trees, even countless single-tree forests, it was natural that it would also foster beasts of astonishing size. They might lack sufficient intelligence, but their enormous bodies and the corresponding magical power themselves symbolized a formidable destructive power.

At this moment, a huge wild boar with a height of more than 50 meters and a mass so exaggerated that a stomp of its feet could cause an earthquake was rushing towards the town where the mountain cat tribe was located.

"What on earth did these guys do? They actually angered the Lord of the Mountain to this extent." The Archdruid couldn't help but mutter, but his tone didn't sound worried.

Because his new ally is the descendant of the Star Forger!

click-

Thunder pierced the sky once more, briefly banishing the night. In that brief interval, people were shocked to discover something.

At some point, a figure taller than the Lord of the Mountain had silently stood above the forest.

Giant God form activated, summoning Hades!!!

Chapter 122: The Male and Female Thieves

"Is it necessary?" Afrediya put her hands in front of her and shouted to Ivan like a trumpet.

Of course, with her magical proficiency, she didn't need to do that. To put it bluntly, it was just a playful interaction between a young couple.

"It can save a lot of trouble." A voice with the same volume as ordinary speech reached the ears of Her Majesty the Demon King. The cleverly controlled sound waves even playfully tickled her earlobe, causing her to dodge while a big smile immediately appeared on her face.

The improvement in boxing skills allows Alvin to do more things, and the control and dominance of all his own power is only the most basic part.

At the same time, Afrediya immediately understood the hidden meaning behind her boyfriend's words. The title of "Descendant of the Star-Forger" was certainly impressive enough, but to fully convince someone, actual actions spoke louder than countless words.

After mastering the true power of the Titan, Ivan could switch between forms as effortlessly as an ordinary person could switch from sitting to standing. As for the resulting energy consumption, it was nothing for the Titan descendant carrying the Pool of Light within the lepton space. Simply maintaining Star Calling for a few hours would fully replenish it.

In short, when the giant wild boar, which was more than 50 meters tall, broke through the towering trees and came to the edge of the town, the magnificent Steel Giant was standing above the forest with his arms around him.

This scene was beyond imagination. The giant beast named Lord of the Mountain was more than ten stories tall, and its body was as huge as a movable mountain of flesh and blood. When it moved, wherever its limbs touched, the originally solid ground instantly "flooded" its hooves like a lake. It was conceivable how exaggerated its body mass must be.

However, the iron-gray Steel Giant is more than twice as tall as the former!

Unlike the huge beast in the mud, he only touched the ground with his right foot. His inverted triangular body covered with gorgeous armor floated in the sky like an inverted pyramid. The low bushes touched by the giant's toes did not show any bending or stress at all, as if it was just a shadow.

The moment the giant appeared, he captured everyone's attention. Myths and legends surged through everyone's minds, and even the extreme druids, who had risked their lives, fell silent.

What the hell is that!?!

click-

The flashing lightning illuminated the giant god's platinum face. Even beasts could feel the immense majesty from that expression that was colder and more resolute than steel.

But soon, a smile appeared on the face of Ivan, who had transformed into a giant god.

"It's worthy of being called the Great Wild Forest, right? Although it's a low-probability event, the mere intervention of magic gave birth to such a huge beast. Nature is truly amazing."

Despite his admiration, Alvin didn't kill the beast with a single blow. Lacking intelligence and experience, the beast posed no threat to him. On the contrary, its scientific value far exceeded that of a mountain-sized piece of barbecue, though that was certainly appealing.

But don't forget that what the Northern Kingdom of Elrond is best at is called the art of flesh and blood. The giant beasts of the Great Wild Forest like the Lord of the Mountain have probably been coveted by the Demon Kings of all generations for a long time.

Well, considering the characteristics of the current Demon King, we cannot rule out the possibility that she is greedy for other reasons... or should we say, greedy?

The giant god, sank into silence, was like a statue, its presence impossible to look away from. Even beasts lacking advanced intelligence would instinctively stop in their tracks, let alone other intelligent beings with brains.

Without paying attention to the movement on the ground, Alvin saw clearly with the help of the flashing lightning that there was an airship floating in the sky not far away.

The standard Lind export-oriented airship, although considered advanced in this era, has only one comment for the Titan descendants: rough, the craftsmanship is really too rough.

Furthermore, many traces of inferior modifications can be seen on the surface of this airship. In order to reduce the weight of the airship itself and increase its carrying capacity and maximum flight speed, its owner removed almost all unnecessary structures, so that the airship itself became as 'skinny' as a skeleton without flesh and blood.

Through the cockpit, with even the windshield removed, several shivering ratmen could be seen huddled inside. They wore windproof goggles and winter coats, surprisingly managing to withstand the harsh airborne conditions.

It must be said that these guys were very courageous. But what really caught Alvin's attention was the object hanging below the airship.

The thing kept twisting its round body, and from time to time it made a strange "puff puff" sound.

Is it a living thing?

Realizing something, Alvin frowned slightly. With just this slight movement, the strong wind that was blowing around him stopped instantly, as if the entire atmosphere had become stagnant.

"You rats are really cruel enough to use such a simple method to lure the Lord of the Mountain." Stretching out his hand, the Steel Giant's face no longer had a smile, and there was only boundless majesty like a statue placed in the temple.

The thing being hung was also a wild boar. Although its size was quite large, judging from the head-to-body ratio, it was clearly a little creature that had just been born.

Judging from its size, this piglet must be a direct descendant of the Lord of the Mountain.

Just as he was thinking, there was a sudden explosion from the airship.

Someone fired a gun...

In an instant, the attacking ratmen, the defending members of the mountain cat tribe, the archdruid who was putting out the fire, and the Demon King who was watching the fun, everyone was stunned.

Ding, there was a faint sound coming from the armor, but not even a spark was splashed. Evan himself was stunned.

Instead of surrendering, the enemy opened fire on me!?!

An old internet meme came to his mind, and then he felt not even angry, but confused.

Apparently, in addition to the export version of the airship, the Linde merchants, who deserved to be punished, were even selling magic steam guns. Although they were the same monkey version as the airship, the peak pressure in the gas tank was limited to a very low level.

To be fair, even if this thing is a piece of shit, as long as it is held in the hand, ordinary people can pose a threat to low-level extraordinary people.

But, what kind of crazy idea would prompt a person holding a magic steam gun to attack the Steel Giant whose height alone is over hundreds of meters, and do it on his own initiative!

Maybe it went off the rails...

Other than that, Alvin couldn't think of any other plausible reason.

He slapped the airship to pieces with a ridiculous look, and then took over the meat seller who was screaming "Puchi Puchi" below.

Although the chubby little piglet had been hanging all the way, it was still healthy. It was just a little frightened by Ivan's amazing height, and it curled up into a shivering meat ball like a hamster being pinched by an ordinary person.

"Wow, this little guy looks good..." The Demon King, who was sitting on her boyfriend's shoulders, stopped talking, but Ivan seemed to vaguely hear her swallowing.