Type-Moon: In Another World, I Became an Alien God

Yao is not the kind of person who will blindly submit to fate.

From the day he obtained the seed of the Imaginary Tree, everything he did was defying fate.

Whether it's the anti-wish machine or Typhon.

He wanted to use them all for his own purposes.

Yao will not believe in an uncertain future, nor will he dwell on a past that has already happened.

Now is the most important time.

"Are you... insane? Even Typhon couldn't defy the anti-wish machine, and you think you have the power to defy it?"

Ephemeros asked in surprise.

She had hoped to see Yao's expression of despair, but instead, she got the exact opposite result.

I can't understand it, and I feel inexplicably annoyed.

"I am not Typhon. Just because Typhon can't do something doesn't mean I can't. Besides, even without Typhon's help, I can find other ways to improve myself. In the process, it will just take more time than I originally planned."

The reason I say this is because Typhon and you are the best choices for me.

Yao's words were true.

In a short period of time, it will take him longer than originally expected to find ruins of the same caliber as Typhon.

“Gu…!”

Ephemerus clenched his teeth.

Her first reaction was still annoyance; the elf was so sharp-tongued that she couldn't refute him.

However, it also makes one inexplicably nostalgic.

She and Typhon were no different in the past, repeatedly trying to overcome the anti-wish machine through hatred and madness.

However, all of them ended in failure.

Both she and Typhon are losers.

Now, seeing someone attempting to challenge the anti-wish machine once again, Ephemeros's expression was filled with complex emotions.

Look at the man's arrogance and confidence.

She wanted to see him fall into the same quagmire of despair as she did, while at the same time hoping that he could break free from his fate.

How pathetic, how laughable.

"How boring...not fun at all!"

Seeing you so naively talking about fighting against the anti-wish machine, your ignorance is truly admirable.

Elf, be thankful—the anti-wish machine has long since decayed, and now the only one bound is Typhon, who is trapped in eternal slumber.

The anti-wish machine is no longer very effective.

Ephemerus wore a self-deprecating expression.

Typhon was suppressed tens of millions of years ago, and now it is not only Typhon that is facing its own demise.

Even Ephemerus, the fruit of impermanence, exists in extremely rare quantities.

In fact, Ephemeros himself knew this.

The decline of the divine era will inevitably affect Mount Etna sooner or later, and her demise is only a matter of time.

Therefore, the anti-wish machine is useless.

Even if Ephemerus wanted to curse Yao, she couldn't control the power of the anti-wish machine.

Whether the anti-wish machine can be used is still unknown.

"Uh, so you're saying all this just to scare me? Aren't you being a little too petty?!"

Yao couldn't help but complain.

He was prepared to fight against the anti-wish machine, but Ephemeros said that the anti-wish machine was scary.

"Huh? How could that be? You're just an elf, while I'm Typhon! Why would I waste my time trying to scare you?"

"Ahem, this is just a test! Yes, it's a test of whether you're qualified to receive Tiphon's help! That's all!"

Ephemerus's gaze shifted.

This appearance is completely unbelievable.

The girl crossed her arms over her chest, her face full of genuine emotion.

It was as if even she herself was convinced by this reason, almost making people believe it to be true.

It's obvious what the truth is.

It's just that Ephemeros couldn't win an argument with Yao, and in her sullen mood, she thought of using the anti-wish machine to turn the tables.

And then, inexplicably, they stumbled again.

Chapter 54 The Only Condition [Seeking Flowers! Seeking Monthly Tickets!]

"You better be!"

Yao kept his gaze fixed on Ephemeros.

At this moment, he was filled with resentment.

Ephemerus couldn't stand being stared at like that, but she was too embarrassed to admit that she was venting her anger.

That would be too embarrassing for Typhon.

"Ahem, elf, let's get down to business. Actually, getting your help isn't a problem."

Although Typhon is dead, its dragon might remains undiminished; you can see the power it possesses now, can't you?"

Ephemerus changed the subject without batting an eye.

This successfully avoided further embarrassment.

When the topic of Typhon came up, Yao decided to let Ephemeros go for the time being, as getting help was the key right now.

Knowing that the anti-wish machine is now decaying.

Yao was determined to defeat Typhon's power.

Though the dragon is dead, its power lingers.

Even in her current state, Ephemeros still possesses the power to draw upon Typhon's dragon body.

Even the Great God might stumble.

Zhu Yue cannot be said to be guaranteed a win.

After all, Typhon is the ancestor of monsters in mythology, and his reputation is not just for show.

"Even so, you can't help me for nothing, can you?"

"Of course. Typhon and I don't do business at a loss. We only have one wish in our hearts. You should know what that wish is."

"...The Greek gods?"

Shining through that almost materialized hatred.

A glimpse into the truth of the girl and the dragon.

"That's right! How hateful, how hateful, how hateful! I am now decaying, but the flames of hatred in my heart have not been extinguished. In the past, I probably wouldn't even have had the ability to utter this wish..."

But none of that matters anymore... Elf, you are the only light that Typhon and I encountered in the final moments of our lives.

"If you truly desire power, then fulfill our long-cherished wish and accomplish what neither Typhon nor I could."

Ephemerus smiled as if touched by morning dew.

That radiant smile was bewitching.

Like tempting nectar dripping with deadly poison, it lures a brave warrior to pluck her.

That's right, Ephemeros's conditions are very simple.

She wanted to take revenge on the Greek gods.

It doesn't matter what form it takes, she and Typhon just can't swallow their last breath.

Most people would have been intimidated by it long ago.

It would be impossible for Typhon to defeat the twelve Olympian gods on his own, let alone when he was in a damaged state.

Even with Ephemerus's assistance.

The possibility of revenge remains slim.

"To bring down punishment upon the gods and finish what was left undone... Of course, I understand how impossible that is."

However, since you've already resolved to fight against the anti-wish machine, going against the gods isn't such a big deal, is it?

It's best not to make a hasty decision. If you accept Typhon's power, you can no longer escape this destiny. If you accept it, one day you will face the fate of being an enemy of the gods.

Now you understand everything... Come on, tell me, what choice will you make?

Ephemeros's heterochromatic eyes revealed a hint of mockery.

I want to see the brave succumb to tyranny and despair.

Without a doubt, she was making things difficult for Yao.

Ephemerus, who had been defeated by herself, was very pessimistic, believing that fate was something that could not be defied.

Those who fight against fate will ultimately be defeated.

That's how it was with her and Typhon.

That's why she mocks those who defy fate, yet at the same time shows more concern than anyone else.

The idea of ​​providing assistance to Yao is genuine.

It's true that they make things difficult for people.

Even if Yao gave a rejection here, Ephemeros wouldn't be surprised.

I promise you.

However, Yao readily gave her a reply.

There's no need for even thinking or deliberation.

"...Huh? Are you serious? You really intend to go against the gods? Just to get my and Typhon's help?"

Just a heads-up. Once you accept Typhon's power, if you break your promise, you'll suffer a fate worse than death.

Ephemerus looked completely bewildered.

I can't figure this out; this man doesn't follow any rules at all.

He actually replied to her so frankly.

This made Ephemeros find it utterly absurd.

Yao nodded and said, "Well, since it's to get your and Typhon's help, I can agree. I only have one question: can you give me enough time to fulfill this wish?"

"Um... if you could really teach the gods a lesson, Typhon and I could wait for thousands of years without any problem. No! Are you kidding me? You really think you can defeat those damned gods?!"

"A thousand years...that should be enough."

Yao didn't consider whether he could win.

Instead, they were considering the time.

Ephemerus did not think Yao would be so foolish; a being with planetary intelligence could not possibly be unaware of how powerful the gods were.

"Hmph, isn't that a bit too arrogant!"

So-called heroes are simply fools who never give up. Aren't you afraid that the anti-wish machine will destroy your dreams?

"Elf, turn back now, you still have a chance."

"Ephemerus, are you still worried about me after making these repeated excuses?"

Yao stared at Ephemeros with amusement.