Chapter 1127: Chapter 114: The Giant Dragon Legion Arrives Chapter 1127: Chapter 114: The Giant Dragon Legion Arrives “Soma is really reassuring!”

Muria sat in the armored vehicle, watching as a teammate beside him praised several Divine Machine Users engaged in fierce combat, and couldn’t help but shake his head slightly.

Following the slightly admiring gazes of his teammates, he could see a young man wielding a Divine Machine, slaughtering wildly among the Wild Beast Group.

The combat techniques used by this red-haired man were, in Muria’s eyes, a complete mess. The reason he had such an overwhelming advantage in the battle was that the Divine Machine in his hands had evolved due to repeated utilization of the Shattering Form, and he himself had acquired a body surpassing ordinary humans.

Add to that the fact that this location was less than ten kilometers from the base city, he also had a certain geographical advantage. It was all these factors combined that resulted in Soma’s invincible demeanor now.

Yes, geographical advantage, because this world had not yet collapsed, it still retained its suppressive power against foreign creatures like Evil God’s Followers.

However, this suppression existed only around the base city; in the uninhabited lands of Destruction, the strength of the Desolate Beasts was not suppressed at all, much stronger than the beasts that seemed like lambs to the slaughter here.

This suppression would diminish with distance, and its strength depended on the population of the base city. The larger the population, the stronger the suppression. Weak Desolate Beasts residing long-term in base cities would perish.

“The world’s death struggles are truly futile!” Muria watched a Divine Machine User blocking most of the incoming Desolate Beasts and a golden light flickered in his eyes.

He could see something silently merging into the body of this Divine Machine User, something that no one else could see, including the Divine Machine User himself.

“Secondary energy after Origin Force Derivation.” Muria identified easily the energy merging into Soma’s body. Thus, he felt a bit regretful.

This small world had already reached a desperate state, even beginning to use Origin Force to block its own destruction, but this was only a temporary solution. After the world’s Origin Force fell to a certain level, it would still perish.

However, this small world had no choice. To stop the invasion of Evil God’s Followers, it could only use Origin Force to unfairly boost the humans that remained.

And this was a normal occurrence as a world neared Destruction. The world’s unwillingness and desire to persist in the Void would create all kinds of incredible phenomena within the world.

These incredible phenomena were caused by the world using its Origin Force, just like the Divine Machine User currently fighting fiercely before Muria’s eyes.

With the current strength of his Divine Machine, he should have been overwhelmed by the backlash and turned into a monster, but he wasn’t. With a will far surpassing that of a normal human, he had suppressed the Divine Machine.

Furthermore, he also possessed a physique that normal humans could never have; this too was granted by the world. Under normal circumstances, this small world would never produce humans with such a physical form.

All these irrational phenomena were simply because there was not enough understanding. Existence is necessity, existence is rational. In Muria’s eyes, all the abnormal phenomena that defied common sense in this world were normal. These were the inevitable manifestations of a world struggling in despair.

“Give it to me, such a waste.” Muria muttered softly. Although it was just secondary energy derived from Origin Force, Muria didn’t make a move, after all, it was just secondary energy, not Origin Force itself.

“What are you saying?” asked the Divine Machine User girl, whose eyes began to glow as she turned her head towards Muria with some confusion.

“It’s nothing.”

“Fenrir, you are also quite impressive.”

“Not bad,” Muria nodded slightly, who had only intervened twice during his first patrol mission.

“You will have the chance to become a powerful Divine Machine User like Captain Soma in the future.”

“Oh.” Since he was still a newcomer, Muria, who had been ordered to remain on standby inside the armored vehicle during this encounter, responded indifferently.

“Let’s go, move out, continue the patrol.” It wasn’t long before Soma, who was responsible for this patrol, led several Divine Machine Users to completely annihilate all the invading Desolate Beasts and allowed the patrol team to continue moving forward.

“Fenrir, if we encounter no more than ten Desolate Beasts next time, you can join us in combat,” Soma, still enveloped in a layer of bloodlust, commanded while looking at Muria sitting in the War Chariot.

“Mhm.” Muria looked up at the dim sky above and then seemed a bit distracted as he responded.

“Fenrir, I know your actual combat test at the base was very outstanding, but this does not mean that you can perform consistently well in combat against Desolate Beasts in the outdoors. Don’t be careless.”

Seeing Muria’s attitude, Soma, as the leader, frowned slightly in dissatisfaction and warned.

“I know.” Muria, already contemplating how to summon his Legion, responded dryly, his attitude seeming quite poor.

Muria felt there was no need to continue pretending, as he had already investigated everything he wanted. Now, it was time to summon his own Legion and begin clearing this world of Evil God’s Followers.

And as for dealing with the hostility and suppression problems of this small world, Muria saw it as very simple, easy to solve. After all, this world had already reached a desperate state.

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Roar! Roar!

Desolate Beasts roared and emerged one after the other from the ruins on both sides of the street, charging at the patrol unit’s War Chariots.

Click! Click! Boom! Click! Click!

The sound of gunfire, which started when the first Desolate Beast attacked the armored troops, hardly ceased and was interspersed with deafening explosions as the troops’ cannon shells were launched and exploded upon impact.

For a moment, under the fierce firepower of the heat weapons carried by the patrol unit, the attacking Desolate Beasts could hardly get close, but this was only temporary.

If human heat weapons were effective, Divine Machines would not have been necessary. Even the strongest small arms were insufficient against moderately powerful Desolate Beasts.

The more destructive Rocket Launchers and Grenade Launchers were somewhat effective against lower-level Beasts, but useless against true Evil God’s Followers—they could only injure them, not deal fatal damage.

So, although the patrol unit’s gunfire net seemed impressive, the actual results were minimal. To achieve real success, the Divine Machine Users needed to join in.

“This isn’t normal, we cleared this area just two weeks ago. There shouldn’t be so many Desolate Beasts!”

Looking around, Desolate Beasts were everywhere, even in the sky. The soldier driving Muria’s War Chariot said with a trembling voice.

“Nothing is improbable. This just means these damned monsters are gearing up to attack our base again.”

“It’s a Beast Tide! We are doomed.”

At this moment, the patrol unit was nearly unable to continue moving forward. The driver, trembling, stood up from his seat, took his machine gun, and opened fire at the Desolate Beasts within sight.

A feeling of despair spread among the patrol team, but Muria laughed upon seeing this.

The base periodically dispatched patrol units to clear surrounding Desolate Beasts to prevent them from gathering, as their numbers could reach a level where they could defy the world’s suppression.

Humans were merely struggling to survive in this world eroded by the Evil God. The real dominators were still the Evil God’s Followers.

“Divine Machine Users, charge!”

Team leader Soma’s command rang in Muria’s ears. At this moment, nobody cared if Muria was a newcomer. Faced with the violently approaching Beast Tide that seemed to swallow everything, everyone was treated the same.

Boom—
As the order was given, Muria’s legs bent slightly. He launched directly from the War Chariot, set off a visible wave of Qi, and plunged into the midst of the Desolate Beasts, stirring up a torrent of blood.

Others, seeing Muria’s reckless action, were surprised, yet no one stopped him because, under the current circumstances, the entire group might be annihilated by the Beasts.

“Kill!”

“Damn Desolate Beasts!”

The Divine Machine Users began the battle, shouting, and at that time, the patrol unit’s firepower weakened, mainly to avoid harming the Divine Machine Users. After all, their heat weapons were barely effective against the Beasts, but quite effective against their own.

Squish!

The sound of a blade slicing through flesh resounded, and tainted blood sprayed out, but Muria remained unbesmirched. His seemingly small stature strolled casually through the group of Beasts, and wherever he passed, each Beast, seemingly powerful and ferocious, howled in agony and fell in succession.

Muria’s astonishing performance did not bring a smile to any member of the patrol unit because the surging Desolate Beasts were too numerous, seemingly endless.

But Muria wasn’t there to show off. He didn’t care about these humans’ thoughts. He slaughtered the Beasts solely for the Lesser Energy derived from the invisible matter in the air surrounding him—the Origin Force Derivation.

This was what Muria pursued. When these substances appeared, it meant the world acknowledged him and was “powering him up.”

“About time.”

Muria thrust his increasingly excited Divine Machine into the carcass of a Desolate Beast in front of him and pointed upwards. The Lesser Energy of Origin Force, which was initially merging into his body, gathered above his head.

Click!

The sound of Space Shattering reverberated as the space above Muria’s head split open. The cracks interwove and then formed a spatial tunnel. From it issued a scorching aura, followed by a defiant and brutal dragon roar.

Roar——

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