Chapter 542-Judgement Day

Chapter 542-Judgement Day

"We must end this," the Fairy King muttered to himself, his eyes narrowing as he refocused on his opponent.

"Indeed," the cockroach lord sneered, seemingly reading his thoughts. "But it is your end that approaches."

The Fairy King launched himself at the cockroach lord, their fists meeting with a thunderous impact.

Each blow was a test of strength and will, and neither side showed any signs of yielding.

The Druid King, meanwhile, continued his relentless assault on the maggot lord.

He summoned a storm of leaves and branches to batter his foe, but the maggot lord's slimy body absorbed the impact with sickening ease.

"You will fall, creature of filth," the Druid King vowed, his voice filled with righteous fury.

"And you will rot beneath my feet," the maggot lord replied, its eyes glinting with malice as it lunged forward.

The Elf King and the fly lord circled each other, each looking for an opening.

The Elf King fired arrow after arrow, each one narrowly missing its mark as the fly lord buzzed around him.

"You cannot hit what you cannot see," the fly lord taunted, its voice a high-pitched whine.

"I see you clearly," the Elf King responded, his eyes narrowing as he prepared another shot.

The Dwarf King and the bee lord continued their brutal clash, neither giving an inch.

The Dwarf King's hammer swung with devastating force, but the bee lord's agility and speed kept it just out of reach.

"You will tire before I do," the bee lord buzzed, its wings beating a steady rhythm.

"We shall see," the Dwarf King grunted, his focus unwavering as he pressed the attack.

As the battles dragged on, the kings of the Spirit Realm knew that they could not afford to lose.

Their people depended on them, and the fate of their world hung in the balance.

They fought with every ounce of strength and skill they possessed, determined to protect their realm from the invading insects.

Suddenly, everyone saw a huge axe appear in the sky, as huge as a whole planet, descending toward them all.

"Oh shit."

Everyone was shocked, but it was too late. It landed on the ground, and a huge explosion occurred.

Boom!

It was as if judgment day had appeared. After 20 seconds, the dust from the explosion settled, and everyone was shocked because no one was injured.

On the other hand, all the insect race members were obliterated, and only the four insect lords were alive but full of injuries, on the brink of death.

"How powerful."

Everyone looked at the woman who instantly changed the situation and then looked at the axe in her hands.

Gabriella looked at the axe in her hands and said,

"Welcome back, buddy. Looks like you were also waiting for my comeback."

Gabriella smiled. While she was battling, she sensed that her celestial weapon, which had accompanied her through many battles since she was just a weak angel, was traveling in the void as if it had sensed her aura.

When she disappeared, her weapon was aggrieved and continued to look for her, but after millions of years, the weapon lost hope. So, it plunged itself into the void, went into hibernation, and continued to wait for her.

Gabriella could feel the emotion of her weapon, so she consoled it and said,

"I promise to not leave you behind again."

Gabriella caressed her axe before putting it back in her personal space, planning to check it later because she still had more missions to do.

Swoosh!

The four Kings bowed to her and thanked her for saving them.

They looked at her and could not help but feel fearful because her aura was so strong that even though they were transcendental beings, it was like they were ants compared to her.

Gabriella waved her hands, and the four insect lords floated. Their souls were extracted from their bodies, and they could not resist.

She didn't have any soul extraction techniques before, but she requested one from Dave through her connection, and Dave lent her one of his skills.

As a direct subordinate of Dave, he can lend them any of his skills as their trump card. Similarly, Dave can also borrow their skills, but Dave had not done so because of his pride.