A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

Raising his head, Bray's eyes gradually lost their focus.

With a swing of the longsword, he did not stir up any change in the weather.

But the strange aura emanating from the sword made Umkandal instinctively retreat.

"I flow" "Ignorance of form"

After the sword blade struck the ground, Umkandar's figure had already disappeared from the ravaged street ruins.

"Did they escape?" Bray glanced at the four severed hands stained with golden blood on the ground and raised his sword.

After wiping the dirt off the sword, I sheathed it.

"Seriously... what exactly did I slay...?"

“It doesn’t matter anymore…” Bray muttered to himself.

"Anyway, I don't even know who I am..."

Bray stopped looking up at the empty sky, and the blankness in his eyes gradually disappeared.

However, the next second, he covered his eyes and laughed.

His laughter was ferocious and manic, unlike anything Bray himself could have imagined.

No, it was indeed Bray who was laughing, but it's unclear which Bray it was.

The maniacal laughter quickly subsided.

Bray calmed himself down and took a deep breath.

"Cough..." He suddenly spat out a mouthful of blood.

He glanced to his left and saw that his wrist was badly deformed.

Umkandal is Umkandal after all; it's only natural that someone with that level of strength would be seriously injured.

The Heavenly Fox Tears were "frightened" and won't take effect for a while; Bray's injuries may have to last for a long time.

He gave the unstable blood fox a cold glance, and the blood fox immediately backed down and returned to his body.

If Ummkandar hadn't chosen to flee, he would likely have been killed by Bray.

However, there are ultimately not so many "what ifs" in this world.

Umm Kandar realized he was going to be killed by Bray, so he simply ran away.

Even if he confronts him head-on, he has a chance to kill Bray.

But it's not worth it; trading your life for it isn't worth it.

This is true for both Bray and Umm Kandar.

In a sense, Bray carries the fate of the future of lower species.

Umm Kandar also carries the fate of the entire Silver race.

Bray, who always suppressed his fatigue, found his right eyelid growing heavy after the battle with Umm Kandar.

He is usually extremely sleep-deprived and can barely stay awake.

However, due to the excessive exertion and the loss of the Heavenly Fox Tear's effectiveness, he could no longer continue.

He fell face down.

However, he did not fall to the ground in the end; a small body caught him.

"Bray is injured?" Levy wagged her tail and used her head and paws to support Bray, preventing him from falling.

The moment she noticed Bray was about to fall, she rushed over as fast as she could.

Without consciously controlling her power, Levy left a trail of flames on the ground as she sprinted.

Fortunately, there are no bystanders around, so Levy won't accidentally hurt her.

“I’m not injured… I’m just very tired…” Bray’s voice trailed off.

"Bray, Bray?" Levy noticed that Bray's breathing had become calmer and was a little confused.

Unfortunately, she couldn't lift her head to see Bray's face because of her posture, and she didn't know how Bray was doing.

"Bray!"

"Bray?"

"Bray~"

Levy kept calling out, but there was no response from Bray.

So she carefully put Bray down and looked him over carefully.

At that moment, Levy realized that Bray had closed his eyes and fallen asleep.

However, Bray's sleeping posture looked like he was dead, which was a bit scary.

Levy sat down next to Bray, seemingly lost in thought.

Bray, he basically doesn't need to sleep every day, to the point that Levy thought Bray was someone who didn't need to sleep.

But when Levy saw that Bray had fallen into a deep sleep, she felt much relieved.

Bray can finally fall asleep; it turns out he needed rest too.

The snow, which had stopped because of Umm Kandar, started falling again.

The falling snow eventually settled on the messy street.

The massive impact tore apart all those who couldn't escape in time.

Here, you know someone has died, yet you can't find any body.

Even the blood was only leftover from the battle with Bray.

If the Heavenly Fox Tears hadn't lost their effectiveness, this place would probably be even cleaner.

The buildings are gone, and the people are gone.

The ruins are white, and there is a sense of purity about them.

"As expected of Lord Bree! As expected of you!" Bafra walked out leisurely after the battle.

She walked over with cat-like steps, her hands raised above her head, as if she were about to kneel down at any moment.

"Shh, Buffalo, don't make a sound." Levy wrinkled her cute little nose and said to Buffalo very seriously.

This is Bray's sleeping time, and Bafra is making too much noise.

Levy placed Bray's head on her lap, stroking his messy black hair like she was soothing a child.

If it were someone else, they would definitely dislike this version of Bray.

After all, who isn't attracted to good looks? With Bray's unkempt appearance, nine and a half out of ten people would probably shake their heads.

If Bray weren't known as the "Black King," most people in the mathematics and physics community probably wouldn't even look at him.

But while anyone might dislike Bray, Levy wouldn't.

"Oh dear, I'm sorry." Bafra sensed Levy's harsh tone and instinctively covered her mouth.

"Lord Bray is asleep."

“Yes, Bray is asleep.” Levy’s tone was cheerful.

Bavra was helpless.

It seems that I'll have to wait until later to claim credit.

---

In the howling north wind of Snowwind Fortress.

Bray lay on a bed, fast asleep.

This is the third day since he fell asleep.

Levy stayed by Bray's side the whole time and never left.

However, despite Bray sleeping for three whole days, Levy showed no signs of nervousness.

Levy knew Bray wasn't dead, so she wasn't worried.

"Hmm..." After a long while, Bray made a very soft sound.

But Levy's ears suddenly twitched, and her tail swayed from side to side.

"Bree~" Levy looked at Bray, who had opened his eyes, and made a 0V0 expression.

"Good morning." Bray casually ruffled Levy's hair.

“Oh!” Levy answered quickly.

"Waaaaah, Lord Bray, you're finally awake!" The moment Bray woke up, Bafra smashed through the roof and fell down.

It was exactly one second off; it happened right behind Bray when he woke up.

Bavra fell hard onto the floor, the pain bringing tears to her eyes.

“Ummkandar…” Bray began, uttering the name.

"That's right, I was just about to take credit."

"Waaaaah, I was planning to take credit right away, but I didn't expect you to fall asleep, Lord Bree." Bafra said, sounding extremely aggrieved.

An outsider who doesn't know the situation might think that Bray has done something heinous.

"Did you send Him here?"

“That’s right, I successfully persuaded Him to come,” Bavra replied with a smile.

"As expected, Lord Bray defeated this demigod in one fell swoop."

"This is amazing! How can a person be so ridiculously strong?" Bafra cupped her face, looking completely ecstatic, her twin ponytails forming a heart shape.

Even as a reincarnated person, she wasn't that ridiculously strong.

Bray truly surpasses the limits of what anyone can imagine.

If it were written as a novel, Lord Bray would first be the legendary invincible protagonist.

But it has to be that powerful, that powerful enough to inspire such admiration in a one-year-old girl.

“I didn’t kill Him.” Bray remained expressionless after being complimented.

“Yes, Mr. Umkandar truly deserves to be called the pinnacle of the Silver race.” Bafra nodded emphatically.

To be able to escape from someone as powerful as Lord Bray, Mr. Umkandar is truly remarkable.

“Next… the Silver Seeds will ignore the World Wall and begin to interfere.” Bray’s gaze sharpened.

The biggest failure was not killing Umkandal.

After returning this time, Umm Kandar will never be able to appear alone again.

Moreover, once Umm Kandar learns of his existence, he will certainly take action.

“Don’t worry, as long as the World Wall remains intact, the Silver Seeds cannot cross the boundary,” Bafra said, shaking her finger.

With the World Wall in place, if a Silver Seer wants to destroy a city, they might end up destroying only a street.

Or, to put it another way, if a silver-type creature wants to go to another continent, it might get "stuck" halfway there.

Umkandar's sneak attack was arguably the limit of what could be accomplished under the existence of the World Wall.

"Hmm...it seems so," Bray muttered to himself.

Influenced by some of his memories, he sometimes appears overly cautious.

Umkandal was injured by his own attack, so we can ignore him for now.

He has many things to do next, such as gradually consuming the entire alliance of gods, and killing some more projections of the golden race.

However, both things are difficult and cannot be accomplished by one person alone.

The former might be accomplished by acting recklessly, but for the latter, recklessness will not work.

The Golden Seed isn't stupid; if you insult it, others will descend and project their images.

“What can the Mathematical Sciences do?” Bray paused for a moment as he spoke.