Chapter 1826 Commander Bia’s Countermeasures.

Chapter 1826 Commander Bia's Countermeasures.

1826 Commander Bia's Countermeasures.

Meanwhile, inside the surreal plane of the atomic world, where atoms loomed like massive celestial bodies and electrons zipped around like shooting stars, Commander Bia was still being chased by Athena!

Each atom they encountered was a planet with its gravitational pull and orbital mechanics. But, those two seemed to defy the laws of physics, as they kept bursting through those atoms like they were made out of cotton.

"Give it up, Bia, I don't want to hurt you." Athena called out, her voice echoing strangely in the quantum environment, distorted by the subatomic wind.

Bia glanced back, her eyes wide with a tint of dread. She realized she couldn't afford to be caught, not here.

While she could continue her enlargement, she didn't dare to return to the eternal kingdom, knowing that her fate would be much worse.

Suddenly, Bia twisted in mid-air, using the magnetic forces of an electron path to catapult herself in an unexpected direction.

She spun around a particularly large atom, using its electron cloud as a slingshot, which sent her hurtling toward a distant cluster of atoms.

However, no matter how far or what method she used, Athena's chains made it impossible to escape her trail.

'Damn it! I have to cut off those chains!' Commander Bia's expression kept turning for the worse after noticing that Athena had her leg locked in.

The worst part? She could not cut those chains as they were embedded with radiant divinity.

'I have no other choice.'

Suddenly, her face turned grim as she manifested a vibrational blade and sliced off her own leg without an ounce of hesitation!

This had worked in freeing her from the chains, but alas, Athena had already anticipated this much.

Before she could get away from her, Athena suddenly transformed into particles and went through the chain, appearing at the endpoint instantly.

Before Commander Bia could even rejoice about her short-lived freedom, Athena caught her separated leg and smacked her right in the face with it, hurling her into thousands of well-arranged atoms!

"Why are you making this harder than it is?" Athena appeared behind her and punched her in the back with a metallic knuckle embedded with white gems.

Crack!! Cough!!

She observed Commander Bia finding a white cocoon within the ruins and after peeking inside, she witnessed the featureless entity, lying in a fetus position with seven hearts situated perfectly on its chest...Uranus' core was one of them.

'This is it, she must be the one hiding the parago...' Before Amun-Ra could finish his sentence, the scene was suddenly disturbed and turned pitch-black.

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The other two rulers and Athena were left staring at the pitch-black picture in silence, knowing that only one situation could lead to this result.

'She has erased her memories.' Medusa uttered coldly.

'After what I have seen, I understand her motives now.'

Athena wasn't too surprised by this ending. She pulled back from the memories and gazed into Bia's bloodshot eyes and faint mocking smile.

She seemed pleased with her countermeasures even though she realized that it was going to anger Athena, which might lead to a venting episode of torture.

"Just kill me and be over with it." Commander Bia sneered, "My entire life has been nothing but a tragedy and I will be damned if I am going to let you ruin the one thing that made me happy."

Although Commander Bia had been living a good life in the quantum realm and within the royal grounds, her past life always chased after her.

This made it impossible for her to move on and just forget about it even when she had the choice to erase those horrible memories.

In her eyes, if she were to erase them, it would be the same as forgiving Uranus. She never had any interest in doing so, ever.

Thus, the moment she realized that Uranus had been slain, she experienced pure joy for the very first time after escaping his grasp. She was going to fight, to protect that little piece of happiness regardless of the odds.

"I sympathize with you, what Uranus did to you is punishable even by unigin standards." Athena smiled wryly, "That's why he hid you from us."

"I neither care nor need your sympathy." Commander Bia gave her a cold gaze, "All of you are natural-born monsters who care only about their benefits and desires."

"I am sure you are going to prove me right shortly enough." Commander Bia sniggered.