Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 569.1: Edavia (1)

A penetrating beam of light carrying Roel’s blood, flesh, and soul pierced across space, shattering the distorted temporal laws and restoring the natural flow of time to the frozen world.

The melodious hymns of the Angels returned to the world. The footsteps of the fleeing Beastmen finally fell to the ground. The anxious shouts from the High Elves echoed throughout the battlefield.

Little did they know that the world had already changed while they weren’t looking.

Beautiful specks of light reminiscent of the starry sky covered the plains and the mountains. These were the lights nurtured by the mana devoured from the battlefield, but they were also the manifestation of the final will of Light Devourer’s fallen comrades.

Light Devourer had a vastly different nature from Shrouding Fog.

Unlike the latter, which consumed physical entities, what Light Devourer consumed was mana. Of the Six Calamities, it was the only one with the power to shatter the cage that had imprisoned the Mother Goddess.

Unbreakable barriers and Divine Domains were meaningless concepts before Light Devourer’s authority… and it was now at its strongest ever. The aurora had become omnipresent after having absorbed the mana on the battlefield and the remnants of its comrades’ power.

Meanwhile, Roel’s hair had turned completely white after lighting the final torch.

It was only after seeing his state that it finally dawned on the Savior what he had been up to.

Born from Sia Herself, the Savior was an existence incomparable to other beings in the world. He had inherited not only the strength but the authority of the Creator too. Neither the oldest gods nor the strongest Race Sovereigns could ever hope to threaten Him, and this included the Kingmaker.

The Kingmaker might be Sia’s most favored child, but they was ultimately still Her creation. Even when Roel had put his soul on the line to turn the Six Calamities against the Savior, he still couldn’t hope to pose a threat to the latter.

To draw an analogy, it was similar to how a person couldn’

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