Chapter 280: Ascension to Godhood
Adele’s eyes were red like a rabbit’s, on the verge of tears. But actually... it wasn’t because she was worried about Kaiser. Or at least, it wasn’t the main reason. She did care about Kaiser. But what the girl cared about more at this moment was—”Oh no, I went too far!”
She thought the play would end with Kaiser being taught a lesson by Dorothy. But she didn’t expect Dorothy to be so stimulated that she went berserk. This also proved from the side Adele’s importance in Dorothy’s heart, making Adele feel a mix of emotions.
But that wasn’t the point.
The point was that Kaiser was a “paper tiger”!
She had been hyped up by everyone, but the moment she encountered Dorothy, she wilted. Not only was she being suppressed, but she seemed to have lost even the courage to fight back, standing there frozen. Adele actually wanted to see the battle between the strongest of the younger generation of Bloodkin, to see how far she was from that level, to estimate how many more lewd acts it would take... ahem, no! It was to estimate how long it would take for her to match them by diligently studying magic! The method of gaining power through lewd acts was indeed easy, but it was like a castle in the air, seemingly beautiful, but actually illusory. She still needed a solid foundation to transform this absorbed magic power into her own strength.
Adele could talk the talk, but when it came to actually doing it... that was another story. And the current situation was that the battle between Dorothy and Kaiser was a completely one-sided “crushing”.
Damn it! Dorothy, she, she... was a monster! This power obtained through the subordinate’s “Possession,” transcending worlds, was a dimensional reduction attack on other Bloodkin! In short, Adele’s wish to gain experience was dashed. And she deeply realized that whether she studied magic diligently or through lewd acts... she would probably never reach Dorothy’s level! This guy... was a cheater! Ugh... so, how did the original Adele win against her in the end? Or did Dorothy go easy on her?
However, this thought didn’t stay in Adele’s mind for long. She noticed that Kaiser might be instantly killed by Dorothy. That’s why the girl “teleported,” not for the first time in her life, to Kaiser’s side and forcefully pushed her away. Now Kaiser was safe. —And Adele became the unlucky one who had to face Dorothy!
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“Do-Dorothy.”