Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 607.1: Rescue Operation (1)

Alicia’s disappearance had been the worst news Roel had received since his return from the Witness State, but the terrible situation left him with no spare capacity to mull over it. It was only when he discovered Alicia’s trail in Shrouding Fog’s dimension that he heaved a sigh of relief.

To him, the worst thing that could have happened to Alicia was for the Savior’s worshipers to have uncovered her true identity and assassinated her. Even though the Mother Goddess was an enemy too, at the very least, Alicia was unlikely to be harmed there.

Or, at least, this was what Roel had thought thus far.

It was only when he reunited with her that he realized that his assumption might have been off the mark.

“Alicia?!” Roel exclaimed when he saw the aurora appearing above her.

Despite his poor condition, he channeled his mana to rush into the sky. His devastated body protested with excruciating pain, and his soul creaked from the burden. A mere instant of this was almost enough to make Roel pass out.

“Stop! You’ll die at this rate!” Artasia exclaimed.

“I don’t know who that is, but you should calm down. Your soul’s injury is about to exceed the threshold of what I can manage,” Edavia advised sternly.

Despite the warnings from his ancient gods, Roel couldn’t control himself and continued rushing toward the sky. Little did he expect that he would fail to even catch her attention.

Something was very wrong with Alicia.

Roel had thought that Alicia was the one controlling the Six Calamities—that would have explained why Shrouding Fog interfered in the battle before Roel could confront the Egg of the Beast God. She would have wanted to protect him, after all.

But now, that conjecture didn’t seem right either.

Alicia’s attention wasn’t on him at all. If she was here to save him, there should have been no way for her to conceal the concern in her eyes. Yet, she didn’t even spare him a glance.

While the two of them were some distance apart, a transcendent of Alicia’s level should have been able to hear his words. Her lack

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