Chapter 239: What Can Stop Me?
Inside the hotel, the divine conference had already begun, while Tenraku, Rias, and the other girls were stationed on the rooftop of the hotel building, ready for action. The night wind howled, bringing a chilling sensation that couldn’t be ignored. Teams of guard servants patrolled the sky.
At a certain moment, Tenraku, who had been resting his eyes, suddenly opened them and exclaimed, “They’re here!”
As soon as Tenraku spoke, the sky above the hotel distorted and a pitch-black rift tore open. Under the gaze of everyone, a silver-haired cloaked man stepped out from the black hole, standing on top of a gigantic wolf’s head. It was none other than Loki and the demonic wolf Fenrir!
“Attack!” Upon seeing the enemy’s arrival, hundreds of guard servants ascended into the sky and launched an assault on Loki and Fenrir. With a cold smile on his face, Loki snapped his fingers. Immediately, Fenrir beneath his feet opened its massive jaws and let out a roaring growl, “Roar!”
“Ahhhhhhhh…” The tremendous soundwave caused ripples in space itself. Countless guard servants vomited blood and were sent flying back, while the barrier protecting the hotel building flickered with chaotic light, and was on the verge of collapsing. What a terrifying monster! Just one roar had such tremendous power!
“Rias, Sona!” Tenraku shouted, and Rias and Sona immediately took action, activating the large-scale teleportation magic they had prepared in advance.
A massive barrier-shaped magic unfolded in the air, enveloping Loki, Fenrir, Tenraku, and the girls. Loki seemed to be aware of what was happening, but he merely smiled indifferently without offering any resistance.
In the next moment, a flash of light appeared, and everyone enveloped by the barrier disappeared without a trace…
When Tenraku and the girls opened their eyes, they found themselves in a spacious open field. This was a specially created space to deal with Loki. After all, fighting such a powerful enemy in the Human World would cause massive destruction even in the aftermath of the battle.