Epic of Caterpillar

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The Necrotic Death Ruler had trapped me within a small Dimension between Grand Terra and the Necrotic Plane, thinking it was good enough to contain me. Well, he was wrong. The Necrotic Beasts were pretty strong, yeah, but I wasn't in the mood to hold back.

"[Ouroboros Embodiment] + [Swarm Queen] + [Swarm of Gluttony] = [All Devouring Ouroboros Swarm]!"

FLAAAAAASH!

By combining several power Skills together, the Path Jewel in my forehead, Ouroboros, shone with bright power and fused with my ever-growing Swarm, everything immediately changed in my surroundings as countless worms, insects, snakes, and everything else started devouring the Necrotic Beasts.

CRUUNCH! CRUUNCH! CRUUNCH!

"T-This is… Impossible! There are Necrotic Beasts beyond Supreme Gods, they should be able to crush you!" The Ruler of his tiny undead world was really angry.

"Oh yeah?" I laughed, the power of my Daos, Divinities, and Defiance fusing together through my attacks were saying otherwise. "Maybe try out next time? Heh~"

Using Black, White, Silver, and Aquamarine, I devastated my surroundings and everything else. Blood and guts splattered everywhere.

CLAAASH! CLAAASH! CLAAASH! CLAAAAAASH!

Sometimes, they joined my swarm, and other times, they ended being eaten whole. Ultimately, I gained a lot of power out of this, EXP, and above all, Necrotic Energy, or Nether as they call it.

"Hmm, well, I am still trapped in here…" I sighed.

"Hahahaha! Even if you defeat everything, you cannot get out!" The Ruler mocked me.

"Ah, well… Not really." I smiled. "[Abyssal Maws of Endless Devouring]! [Void Devouring Black Hole]! [Space Severing Void Jaws]! [Supreme Void Beam]!"

CRAAASH! BOOOM! TRUUMMM! CLAAASH!

I started bombarding the walls of the Dimensional Dungeon until suddenly…

Crack… crack… CRAAASH!

It opened a gate for me as I swung my claws, shattering the void itself in my step. My power had long ago surpassed my enemies' expectations, it seems.

I am no longer a wimp that can be taken lightly.

Not only I have regained mostly all my powers except those tied with my Divine Realm, but I've already surpassed them and grown even stronger beyond the point of a Supreme Goddess.

"Try out better next time~" I waved my hand, stepping out of the Dimension itself.

"Y-YOUUUU! STOOOP!" The Ruler cried in frustration, as the dimension crumbled apart.

Once I reached the battlefield to join everyone else, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that the battle had suddenly ended! Brunhild and everyone else defeated Hercules on his Undead Form, which had become something like a pseudo–Necrotic Death Overlord.

I saw everyone crying though, Brunhild seemingly had overused her powers and was almost killed by her own strength, I believe.

"Are you alright, Brunhild?!" Amiphossia cried. "I was super worried!"

"M-Me too!" Luminous roared. "You reckless girl, did you had to go all out like that?! You almost killed yourself!"

"B-But if I didn't… all of you… my friends…" Brunhild muttered.

I stepped forward to comfort everyone else, they seemed a bit tense.

"Well, let's let begone be begones." I said.

Crack… Crack… CRAAASH!

I stepped out of the portal as it instantly close behind me, I ignored the screams of the Ruler because he was quite the annoying tentacled loser.

"What's matter is that everyone's alright! I was worried and came running but to think you've already resolved the problem by yourselves!" I giggled. "I have to admit I am quite proud of you all."

"MOM!" Amiphossia and Ryo flew towards me in an instant, hugging me.

"Uwaah! What's wrong?! I was gone for a few minutes at most!" I wondered.

"You disappeared out of nowhere!" Amiphossia cried.

"It reminded me of the time this happened in Genesis…" Ryo sighed.

"Hey, come on, don't be like this you two." I sighed. "I won't die like that anymore…"

"Kireina, I am glad you're fine! But you're a bit too late!" Elfina reprimanded me for some reason.

"I was worried too… For a moment I sensed that your own Origin was sent to some different dimension." Frank said. "Just what happened there?"

"Oh, nothing much." I laughed. "The Necrotic Plane Ruler had a half-assed attempt at trapping me inside a pseudo dungeon filled with thousands of Necrotic Beasts thinking I would die there… I just ate everything and came back- well, not everything, I've made a few friends along the way…"

My enormous Swarm expanded several times over, as monstrous entities from the Necrotic Plane surged from within, twisting and roaring alongside the others swarm dwellers…

"W-Woah, I guess his plan to weaken you only made you grow stronger." Ryo said, laughing. "Hahaha, and the bastard's inside the tombstone next. Alright, I'm pumped up!" My son started cracking his knuckles.

"Once we're done with this, let's take a break, mom~" Amiphossia sighed. "I am a bit tired myself!"

"Sure dear, we'll make sure to rest afterwards, before moving to the real goal in here. The Genie has been nothing but an annoying, large bug in the way." I smiled. "Is everyone ready?" I asked.

"Let's go." Frank nodded.

"Yeah, I'll avenge Lady Elfina!" Said Fiere.

"I-I'm also going to fight… And beat that Genie!" Elfina nodded.

"At least everyone has the spirit." Luminous laughed.

"I am tired but… I think I can keep up for now!" Brunhild said. "And after this is over, I have something I need to tell you, Lady Kireina… Something regarding the origin of this world I learned just recently."

"Oh? I see…" I nodded. "Then let's make this quick."

As we stepped forward into the tombstone's broken gates that led inside its labyrinthian interior, I glanced at the several notifications, my power was constantly overflowing as I leveled up from all the EXP I got.

Ding!

[You have defeated hundreds of high ranked Necrotic Beasts!]

[You and your allies have defeated thousands of powerful Undead-type Monsters!]

[You earned 227.500.000 EXP!]

[LEVEL UP!]

[LEVEL UP!]

[LEVEL UP!]

[LEVEL UP!]

[LEVEL UP!]

[Your Level has increased from Level 87 to Level 93!]

[All of your Stats have increased.]

[You earned Bonus Stat Points and Skill Points.]

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