The Academy’s Weapon Replicator Chapter 593

Academy’s Weapon Replicator Episode 593

Chapter 155 Qualifications (5)

Mystiltein’s location was very simple.

‘Underground’.

It was a very simple explanation, but it was actually enough.

The Parthenon is not a very complex structure. There was no purpose for that at all. It was not originally built as a place to enshrine Mystiltein.

It was just a result, originally it was simply a temple for the gods.

Instead, the gods blocked everyone’s approach with their terrible poison.

On the other hand, if you just penetrate the poison, it is very easy to get Mystiltein.

So Aster trudged down the stairs.

“… … “I don’t feel good.”

Even if Aster is close to being immune to Eclexis, that means there is no actual damage, I can feel it.

Eclectis is the power of the soul. Aster felt the dark hearts and emotions of the gods within this space.

The dark emotions of God are so similar to those of humans that at this point, I even feel a sense of closeness to God.

“Here it is.”

And Aster arrived underground.

I went down just one floor and came out right away.

However, it was a little different from what Aster had imagined.

“… … This, rather than being placed there.”

Aster thought that Misteltein would be carefully placed in the center of the underground.

Contrary to expectations, it was just tucked away in a corner.

If it weren’t for the strange power felt there, it would have looked like just a bunch of junk lying around.

“Well, there is no way the gods would enshrine this with great care.”

Aster slowly approached Mystiltein.

As I approached, I felt it clearly. Her venom is disappearing.

This powerful eclectic is unable to invade the area surrounding Mistiltein and is instead circling around it.

Even after all these years.

“… … “Really, it’s not a tree branch.”

Aster approached Mystiltein.

What was standing quietly in the corner was, without a doubt, a window.

To be honest, there isn’t a single ‘branch’ feeling to it, it’s just a neat, single spear.

“Frondier’s words were true.”

That too was a long time ago.

Looking at the screen of Mistiltein that appeared in the wizard view, Frondia said, “That is not Mistiltein.” That Mistiltein literally looked like a mistletoe branch.

Aster had only heard of the rumor indirectly, but now that he thought about it, it was precisely at that moment that Frondia stood out in Constellation.

“It’s okay if you get one thing wrong. You’re a bad guy.”

Aster grumbles and reaches out to Misteltein.

[at last.]

Then I heard a voice.

Aster was not surprised.

Because I felt that way for some reason.

[This is what happened in the end. Aster.]

Aster raised his head.

“… … “It’s been a while since I saw you, Baldur.”

[I told you not to get too close to Frontier.]

Baldur appeared before Aster.

Perhaps, because this is a temple, it is possible to briefly appear with the faith that has been gathered so far.

[Aster, do you believe this war is right?]

Baldur turned his stern gaze towards Aster.

[This war was all caused by Frontier. Now many people will die.]

Aster closed his eyes.

What Baldur said is probably true.

This war was started by Frontier.

And we don’t know how many people will die in the future.

“still.”

Aster opened his eyes.

He knows.

If Frontier started a war.

That’s how it had to be.

“They will die as people.”

speaking.

Aster held Misteltein.

[…] … You will regret it, Aster.]

“See you soon, Baldur.”

self.

Baldur has disappeared.

Aster walked up the basement stairs again.

As I went, I picked up Mystiltein and twirled it around for a while.

“… … Hmm, no matter how you look at it, it’s just an ordinary window.”

Well, it might be more useful than a tree branch.

Is this really something that could turn the war against God?

When Aster began to question.

Thud─

“… … !”

Aster raised his head at the sudden feeling of enormous pressure.

From far away.

There is something coming down from heaven to earth.

“… … Are you here?”

Aster picked up Misteltein and hurried out of the temple.

* * *

Asgard, Olympus, and the Demon World.

In all those worlds, those connected to Frontier are fighting their own battles.

To delay the gathering of the gods even a little.

But of course it is not perfect.

Belphegor effectively blocked the demon world in his own way.

Asgard and Olympus are not like that.

The main forces opposing those gods are Hela and Hestia, respectively. They are strong, but they cannot stop all the gods.

“Tsk… … !”

Hestia lost her strength and fell to her knees.

He fought as defensively as possible, and although he was a god unrelated to battle, he fought relatively well, but eventually his strength ran out.

In particular, it could not overcome Hermes’ speed. Even if it was only him, he couldn’t withstand the joint attack of the gods led by him.

First memory.

The sword of Hermes touched the tip of his neck.

“Don’t move. Hestia.”

“Kill him before he says something like that, Hermes.”

“… … “I can’t do that.”

Hermes answers.

His voice trembled.

Hearing that, Hestia saw the tip of the sword tremble.

“Hestia. Why do your eyes always turn to humans?”

“… … .”

“You are a god, so you could have moved for the sake of god. Why?”

Hestia smiled bitterly at that.

Yes, that’s right. Hermes has always been a ‘messenger’.

He is a storyteller, not a god who knows the whole story.

“Hermes, you probably know Machia.”

“… … .”

“What did you think after going through Titanomachy? Or when the gods over there experience Ragnarok?”

At those words, Hermes closed his mouth.

Hestia said.

“Don’t you know that we should have disappeared long ago?”

“Hestia, we have overcome!”

Zeus shouted at him.

“You really don’t know that we will overcome that disaster and finally stand tall as gods!”

“You don’t know, Zeus.”

Hestia looked at Zeus. She looked around her with a weary expression on her face.

“Look at this, Zeus.”

“… … .”

“Are we really gods?”

People fighting to know the truth and gain freedom. A god who mobilizes all his forces to kill such people. Hestia fights to stop it. Civil war between gods.

“We are monsters, Zeus.”

“Hestia… … !”

“Everything that should be dead is still alive and writhing. Pouring its teeth at a human. “If this isn’t a monster, what is?”

“Humans don’t need us anymore!!”

Kkwarreung!!

The heavens cried out in response to Zeus’s cry.

The lightning flashes that pass by seem to threaten Hestia, and the rushing electricity makes her feel tingly even though she doesn’t touch it.

“Hestia, if we leave it like this, we will only become expendable human tools! They have forgotten the past when they needed us, and they are trying to completely eliminate us! Do you really forgive them for that? How can you do that!”

“Why can’t it be so!”

Hwaruk─!

This time, Hestia’s flame bloomed.

Her flames burned blue around Hestia as if threatening all the gods.

“Zeus, that was our promise! We are ultimately destined to be forgotten by humans! Are you saying humans don’t need God? Are you that afraid of that? Are you so afraid of seeing the deaths of so many people, tens of thousands of times? You knew that was our role! “Have you truly forgotten, Zeus, that we are beings that are completed through extinction?”

“No, we cannot admit it! Humans still need us! Look at their foolishness, Hestia! Will they calm the seas without us? Will they prevent disaster? Will they stop their selfish wars for even a moment? No! Humans will never do that!”

“Zeus! It’s out of our hands now! Are their wisdom and their foolishness so different from ours? They are human! “If you really care about humans!”

“I won’t listen!!”

After Zeus said that, he passed Hestia. His steps were so rough that it shook the earth.

“Hermes, stay here. Watch over Hestia and make sure she doesn’t do anything stupid!”

“……yes.”

So Zeus left Hermes and Hestia and went on with the other gods. Destination: Bifrost. For the descent into the human world.

Hestia looks at that from the corner of her eye.

Her eyes sunk sadly.

“… … Zeus, you have lived too long.”

* * *

“Huh.”

Osprey returned, connecting the ‘door’.

The troops that could come straight from the palace quickly crossed the gates and gathered at the Tavern’s walls.

They look beyond the wall with faces armed with determination and determination.

One of the knights who arrived went to Osprey and reported.

“… … All you can see here is a pillar of light. “Maybe we should send out scouts to confirm the gods’ arrival.”

“There’s no need for that.”

Ospreet shook his head.

“There is no way the gods would not know the moment they came to this land.”

“… … .”

Knights who knew the meaning of those words and hid their creepiness.

But Osprey’s serious face wasn’t because of that.

“however.”

He looked around.

Desperately looking for one person.

“Where on earth did Elodie go?”

Elodie is nowhere to be seen.

Elodie was definitely the one who got here the fastest with Osprey.

While I was away briefly to connect the door, Elodie disappeared.

What Ospreet was most worried about in this situation was Elodie’s absence.

It’s the most unexpected event.

On the human side, one of the most powerful wizards is currently missing.

‘Against a god, it’s cruel to say, but most of the troops gathered here would be no match. Especially against the twelve gods and the main god.’

Now that Frontier is gone, a wizard like Elodie is desperately needed in times like these. Her magic is undoubtedly a power that even the gods are wary of and fear.

Besides, there is no Ampere now.

‘I heard that additional troops are coming this way from Agoris, but the door on that side cannot be connected, so it will take time for them to arrive.’

So definitely sooner than that.

Thud─

“Tsk.”

Osprey grimaced under the pressure,

The only one that ended up like that was Osprey.

“Huh, huk… … !”

Most of the knights swallowed their laughter, and the soldiers were already trembling with fear.

There is nothing they can see yet.

However, the pillar of light in the distance, the Bifrost, only twinkled for a brief moment.

But just that alone makes me feel this oppressed.

The gods have arrived.

‘… … What came first was,’

Ospreet cast his gaze into the distance.

Encouraging the knights and soldiers to maintain their morale was important, but Ospreet had other priorities.

More than anything, no matter how much I shouted now, it didn’t seem like the fear would go away.

Osprey confirmed the appearance of the most advanced god.

‘It’s Olympus.’

Whoosh.

Ospreet rose into the air. This is to focus the attention of all gods on oneself.

Ospreet raised his hands to chest level. His thumb touched the center of his chest.

His battle stance was completed, and mana swirled at the point where his thumb touched.

In that state, Osprey spoke to the one at the forefront.

It was obvious who it was.

“Zeus. “Stop.”

At those words, Zeus looked at Osprey.

“You’re an archmage.”

“Not yet.”

“This war was started by humans. Telling me to stop it would only cause trouble. Why don’t you go and ask Frontier about it?”

“I didn’t mean that, Zeus.”

Osprey’s eyes glowed coldly.

“It’s difficult to aim, so I’m telling you to stop.”

“……! every!”

Avoid, when Zeus is about to say.

Kwagwagwagwagwagwang—!!!

A chain of explosions occurred in the air.

It is not a magic that is fired from near the wizard, but a magic that explodes from the enemy’s location from the moment of casting to the moment of manifestation.

Ospreet’s specialty was on full display.

“The Archmage.”

Osprey said.

“From here on out.”

fantasy,