Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 645.2: Sovereign Meets Sovereign (2)

“It’s a success, Lord Brother!”

“Mm.”

Roel could feel the pressure weighing on him vanishing without a trace, and he could circulate his mana much more smoothly now. He breathed a sigh of relief.

In the sky, Carolyn stood with an awful expression on her face. “I see. You’re intending to defeat me with this Divine Domain.”

“Indeed. It’s not too late to change your mind.”

“I already said I have no such intention. Give it a try if you think you can defeat me,” Carolyn said as she released a flood of turbid mana in preparation for her next move.

Roel exchanged glances with Alicia. As if coming to a tacit agreement, the former raised his hand toward Carolyn, whereas the latter began emanating a brilliant light.

Thus far, Carolyn had lost two ancient gods, and her powers had been suppressed, putting her in her weakest-ever state.

On the other hand, Alicia was in her strongest-ever state, and she was going to directly participate in the battle from this point onward. The odds were finally in Roel and Alicia’s favor.

The silver moonlight in the sky shone brilliantly, and the calm ocean began to undulate till terrifying tsunamis violently crashed down one after another.

Water represented life in the ancient era, but in Alicia’s Divine Domain, it was a monster that devoured life. Waves that towered over a hundred meters high charged at Carolyn with cataclysmic force, threatening to smash her into bits.

Meanwhile, Roel summoned large swathes of black clouds above Carolyn. He had chosen Death Rain over Glacial Touch, Magma Core, and the others as it was the only Crown’s Stone that complemented the nature of Alicia’s Divine Domain.

A black rain of deadly curses started falling from the sky.

Carolyn was cornered, but she didn’t panic. A golden flame started to blaze around her.

A speck of golden light caught in the middle of a calamitous storm, battered by huge waves and cold rain—it was a beautiful yet melancholic sight. It looked as if the golden light would be extinguished at any moment, but Roel felt extremely

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