Chapter 387: Red Moon Project: The Annihilation Of Galaxy City
"Damn It!! She can actually use another skill?!!" Jang Gu exclaimed in horror, his eyes widening.
WHOOSH!!!
The hyper-condensed spirit energy ball blew forward, displacing the very oxygen in the atmosphere, and violently smashed right into the first descending divine attack. The merging of the two conflicting energies created an unstable, apocalyptic singularity.
BOOOOM!!
The absolute Guardian barrier, hailed as the impenetrable aegis of the Second World, shattered like fragile glass. A blinding, catastrophic mushroom explosion rose high into the dark sky, completely obliterating 500 miles of land in a singular, horrifying instant, reducing absolutely everything—bedrock, architecture, and history—to nothing but drifting ashes.
".....?!"
Suspended safely in the turbulent sky, the members of the Ghost Guild stood frozen, staring at the visible, jagged creaks spiderwebbing across Mirabella’s golden shield in profound surprise. The sheer magnitude of the combined attack was so strong it had actually cracked Mirabella’s absolute defense.
"Cough!"
Nita coughed up a heavy mixture of dust and blood, forcefully kneeling on the scorching, blackened crater floor. She blearily moved her gaze around through the thick smoke, seeing the other three legendary Guardians groaning and agonizingly forcing themselves back to their feet.
’The whole city, she destroyed the whole city.’ She thought, slowly getting to her feet as the true scale of the destruction settled over her.
Five hundred miles in every direction was now nothing but a huge, smoking black crater... The entirety of Galaxy City was completely gone. Every single structural sign of a vibrant, neutral city ever being here was erased from the map.
"You guys looked so bad! Are you still able to fight?" Carolina asked with a mocking, sadistic smirk, staring down at the four mighty Guardians groveling on the scorched ground. Displaying a sickening level of casual control, she slowly raised her crimson hand and snapped her fingers.