My Supernatural Girlfriends Spoils Me Rotten-Chapter 327: World Trigger Part 3

WAHHH! WAHHHH! WAHHHH!

A loud, high-pitched wail echoed through the sky, sharp and endless—like a baby's cry, but far more powerful.

The sound shook the ground for miles, filled with need and frustration.

WAHHHHHHH!

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Another cry shattered the clouds, sending violent ripples through the dark sky.

The infant giant grabbed a huge mountain, its massive fingers curling around it like a child's hand gripping a toy.

Then, it lifted the mountain to its mouth and took a bite.

The crunch echoed for miles as the titan's enormous teeth sank into the mountain, breaking it apart like brittle bread.

Jagged rocks crumbled between its jaws, turning into dust before being swallowed.

Not satisfied, it took another bite, tearing through layers of stone as if they were nothing.

Entire cliffs shattered in its mouth, boulders grinding together with a deep, rumbling noise.

But it wasn't enough to satisfy its hunger. It didn't stop.

Each bite only seemed to fuel its desire for more, its massive hands scooping up entire peaks and consuming them whole, leaving nothing but empty, shattered earth in its wake.

Only a month had passed since the titan first appeared, yet it already stood at an impossible 6,000 meters tall, nearly reaching the world's highest peaks.

Even from 200 kilometers away, its massive burning body loomed on the horizon like a red pillar of pure destruction.

"Is that thing really still a baby? Then just how strong is will it be once it mature?"

The very thought was terrifying, and Hisame couldn't bring herself to imagine that reality.

She sat cross-legged on the slanted roof of a newly built fortress near the bay, watching monster in the distant.

The hot wind whipped against her face, carrying the sharp scent of burned earth.

The fortress was barely complete—an emergency outpost built to observe the titan.

But she knew it wouldn't last. Nothing built by mortal hands could withstand what they were up against.

Every few moments, the ground would tremble beneath her feet, a reminder of the titan's monstrous power.

Now she understood why Hailey doubted Asher's chances, even if he came back stronger.

It was laughable how ignorant she was.

She had always thought Asher was the strongest being, but in the grand scheme of things, he was just one of many.

And people like her?

They were nothing more than insignificant dust, not even noticeable in the vastness of the world.

This world could easily be destroyed, and no one would even notice.

"Do we really have to abandon this world?" she muttered.

That was Hailey's plan. With both this world and the demon realm doomed to follow, there was nothing left for them here.

'I can't keep wasting my time here,'

She stood up and leapt down into the courtyard, where a group of yokai scouts had gathered. The air was heavy with tension.

A brown fox-eared woman stepped forward. "Lady Hisame. Didn't expect you to be out here this late."

She forced a small smile "No one in their right mind could sleep with that thing wrecking the view."

Her attempt at humor barely earned a reaction. The mood was too grim.

Sensing this, she changed the subject. "Give me your report. What have you learned about it?"

Naoko, the fox-woman, exchanged glances with the others before speaking.

"We noticed a pattern. It only stops when it feeds. We've seen it absorb entire forests, rivers— even the ground itself. The land crumbles, leaving only molten rock."

A grizzled oni with a broken horn spat on the ground. "Not just that. It's heading toward the general direction of the demon gate. We think it can sense the concentration of power in that place. We've already warned our allies

Hisame's fingers tightened around her sword hilt. "Does it think, or is it acting on instinct?"

It was an important question, as it would give her an idea of how much time they had left before it matured to the next stage. Every second counted now.

Naoko hesitated. "It reacts. When we sent out decoy squads, it ignored empty noise but attacked anything with energy. It knows the difference between real prey and distractions."

Hisame exhaled slowly. "So, we don't have much time."

According to Hailey, the titan had three stages: infant, middle, and adulthood.

In the middle stage, it would be able to stand upright and easily reach 15,000 meters in height.

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Avalon Capital

The demon city was in uproar. After receiving the latest report, they realized just how much of a threat the titan really was.

They also received a detailed report from Hailey, and it painted a grim picture—one that could easily be called the end of the world.

Of course, some trusted that their overlord could save them.

Many even started praying to Asher like he was a god, hoping that he would be their salvation.

Avalon- Royal Castle.

Lucian sat in his chair, massaging his head from too much stress.

His family finally become the true rulers of the demon world, but it was short-lived.

Lucy told him that not even Asher could stop the infant titan once it matured, so she urged him to prepare, just in case they needed to escape.

Asher could only take a certain number of people, so this secret had to remain carefully guarded.

Plus, it would only create panic if everyone found out that the strongest being they were relying on already had an escape plan.

The last thing they needed was fear spreading among the people.

"You're in a dilemma, my child," a sudden voice echoed in his mind.

Lucian quickly released his blood aura, bracing for a possible attack.

"Who are you?! Show yourself!"

He didn't get a response right away, but he didn't lower his guard.

Whoever had spoken was powerful enough to bypass all the castle's protections without triggering any alarms.

That alone was enough to make him wary.

"Patience, my child. I did not come here to fight, but to offer a solution,"

Lucian scanned the room, his eyes darting in every direction, but he couldn't spot the source of the voice.

It seemed to be coming from everywhere and nowhere at once.

"Child, don't bother," the voice continued, its tone almost amused. "I am someone who you could never comprehend. Even your so-called overlord would not be able to find me."

Lucian's irritation grew after he heard the mysterious voice insult his son-in-law.

"You talk big, but you don't even dare to show yourself,"

"My child, believe me, you are lucky that you can't see me," the voice replied, its tone chilling. "Because your entire existence would be erased with just my presence."

Lucian didn't really believe the voice at first, but then, a fire the size of a coin sparked to life before him.

Instantly, he felt his soul tremble in terror, the pressure overwhelming.

THUD!

His body couldn't withstand it, and he collapsed, vomiting on the ground as the fear consumed him.

"I warned you, my child,"

"My presence is not something you could withstand."

When the spark of flame vanished, Lucian finally managed to breathe again. He forced himself to stand, his legs shaky and his face drenched in sweat.

"W—Who are you?" he asked again, his tone filled with fear this time around.

The mysterious voice didn't reply right away, waiting for a solid 10 seconds before speaking.

"I am a primordial god,"

Lucian's eyes widened as he recognized the name. It was the same one his brother had spoken about.

The one his own son had sought before he went missing years ago.

"Are you the same one my brother spoke of?" Lucian asked, his voice strained with disbelief.

"Yes, and I know what you're thinking," the voice replied, its tone knowing. "You want to ask where your son is."

"Where is he?!" Lucian exclaimed, his voice rising in desperation.

"Don't worry, he's still alive," the voice reassured. "You will meet him again if you agree to my offer."

Lucian was so preoccupied with the idea of meeting his son again that he barely questioned the Authenticity of the claim

"What offer?"

"Simple," the voice continued. "I will save you and defeat that titan for you, on one condition."

"What is it?" he asked.

Silence stretched between them before the voice finally responded.

"Bring your overlord into my tomb."

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Back in the mouth of the volcano, Pantheon was in complete shock because of the sudden turn of events that made him unable to leave this place.

Asher was only supposed to temper his body, but out of nowhere, his divine soul went wild, battling with his other souls for control.

This unexpected turn of events forced Pantheon to use most of its power to seal the divine soul back in place.

Though it managed to succeed, the damage had already been done.

So the Ancient dragon was now left weakened again.

(This is really not good. I haven't even fully recovered from what happened to me thousands of years ago, and now this...)