Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 625.2: A Choice That Can’t Be Chosen (2)

Light Devourer was a terrifying existence with the power to bypass any defenses to obliterate its target, no matter how powerful the target was. Even the powerful Savior couldn’t fully neutralize Light Devourer’s ability and lost His body to it.

These terrifying light rays were now targeted at Roel.

His sense of danger screamed from the moment he saw the light rushing toward him, but his expression didn’t change in the least. Instead, his golden eyes hardened with conviction.

In the blink of an eye, the powers of five Calamities surged from Roel’s body.

A drifting white fog, a chilling frost aura, a cloud of deathly curses, and a pale yellow tempest manifested in front of him. Searing lava plunged into the ground and fused with the earth to form a barrier around him.

It was futile to attempt to escape from Light Devourer’s attack. The only hope of surviving its aggression was to face it head-on. With four different powers neutralizing its prowess, the light ray that eventually struck the solidified earth barrier was greatly thinned.

“Peytra.”

“Understood.”

The Primordial Earth Goddess cast a blessing on the earth. Thanks to that and Magma Core’s relentless reinforcement of the earth barrier, the light was finally vanquished, allowing Roel to see the scenery before him.

It was yet another nighttime plain, but he deduced that he was somewhere in Tark Prairie.

The screeching black sphere plummeting from the sky was the best proof of that—an Egg of the Beast God.

The black sphere before him was an immature body; it was much smaller than the complete one that had appeared during his battle with Banjol. Beneath it were a white fog and a shimmering aurora.

Standing atop the aurora, bathed in the moonlight, a silver-haired woman looked at Roel with impassive crimson eyes. Her faintly glowing figure looked ethereal, but she commanded a cold and authoritative disposition.

Alicia.

Roel’s heart skipped a beat. The light in his golden eyes wavered for the first time.

He had already mentally prepared himself for t

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