Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 570.1: Hero (1)

Edavia tightly compressed the proliferated darkness into a single point in space, creating a bomb of epic proportions. When she finally released her grip, it released a cataclysmic explosion reminiscent of the one that started the world.

As darkness turned into flames, the two Divine Domains collapsed with a deafening shatter. Countless soldiers covered their ears in pain. Light and darkness vanished from the sky as devastating shockwaves rippled across the world, quaking the sky and earth alike.

The Savior had managed to escape a significant distance away in the brief moment right before the explosion unfolded, but the shockwaves rippled at an even greater speed. What they destroyed wasn’t just physical objects, but souls as well.

The angels in the sky plummeted with wretched cries. The Blood Clansmen, who should have been immune to all damage after slipping into the shadows, harrumphed in pain. The soldiers in Dragon’s Gorge trembled as the shockwaves threatened to jolt their souls away.

Terrified, the soldiers lowered their postures and nervously waited for this unprecedented feeling of discomfort to fade away.

At the center of the explosion, the severely wounded Roel looked at the sky and murmured with a peaceful expression.

“…It’s over?”

It sounded like both a question and a declarative statement. Staring at the sky, he slowly heaved a soundless sigh.

“Mm, it’s over. At least for the time being,” Edavia replied. She floated into the sky and looked at the distant shockwaves. “I didn’t get all of Him, but He has sustained severe damage to His soul. He will be incapacitated, at least in the short run.”

“You didn’t get all of Him?”

“Existences like Him are nigh impossible to kill. It is already a miracle for you to have inflicted such severe damage to His body and soul.”

“I see…”

Roel silently nodded. His body was far too broken down to feel joy and relief, but his heart felt peace like never before. It was like he had finally put down the burden weighing down his heart after accomplishing the mission

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