Rebirth of the Nameless Immortal God-Novel

This was one of Dyon’s final trump cards. Much like Ava, he had always felt that there was something special about Tammy. But, it was only confirmed when he looked through the memories of that night in the Elvin forest.

Dyon didn’t actually know whether Tammy loved Arios, he just happened to be right in this case. What he was banking on was the fact the Storm family wouldn’t know either. But, even if they didn’t believe this, that still wouldn’t be much of a big deal.

All that was important was that Tammy would betray the Storm family and her actions would alleviate her elder brother’s obligation to do anything.

Dyon jumped backwards, grabbing onto Little Black as he flew out of his ring. A smile crossed his face as he realized his plan had worked.

The seniors in the sky finally couldn’t hold it in anymore.

“This is the Kami Clan! We demand that you stop immediately!”

“We can’t let him get away! Our alliance will be in shambles because of him! We need his treasures to compensate!” Boomed the Storm Clan.

The first brother watched this play out as Dyon was expecting. What was he fighting for if what they were protecting was already gone? Was he really going to ruin his reputation just to fight a useless battle?

Dyon hung in the air, flying forward at unimaginable speeds. Due to Little Black’s size, Dyon had to hold onto the little guy like handle, but the power in Little Black’s body couldn’t be compared to his stature.

‘I need a plan to disappear in plain sight… I need time to enter the tower…’

Dyon immediately thought of something as a dense cloud of experts chased after him in collected anger. Madeleine could only watch with her fists still clutched.

With a wave of his hands a concealment formation appeared around him and Little Black.

“Little black, when you see the spatial transference array appear on the water, dive into it immediately.”

Soon, a complex array appeared and Little Black dove into it. But, the crux of the plan actually happened a few hundred meters away.

Using an array, Dyon forced the water to move as though an object had entered it, sending the experts in a completely wrong direction. Cunning experts wouldn’t be fooled for long, but Dyon didn’t need a long time, he only needed enough time to enter the tower and power it.

In the eyes of true experts, Dyon’s concealment meant nothing if they focused. But, if they weren’t thinking about it, their eyes could be easily fooled.

Instead of giving them time to focus their energies on finding the concealment formation, Dyon had given them the visual of something entering and swimming in the water. So, Dyon used a spatial array to ensure that no ripples crossed the water from where he entered. Then, he used a defensive array far from him to disrupt the water and distract them.

Dyon immediately pulled out the tower as they hid in the water. Holding Little Black in his arms, he immediately willed them into the control room, pulling out millions of doa stones that had been gifted to him by the Celestial Deer Clan.

Dyon felt his heart ache as he poured them into the formation. But, before taking off, he rushed to the window.

“MADALEINE!” Dyon yelled at the top of his lungs as the tower expanded to its full size pulling in the gaze of the experts.

“Get him!”

Madeleine smiled with tears in her eyes as she saw Dyon’s pained but bright smile. He had gone through so much and his body was wet, beaten and bloodied, but, somehow, his smile was still there to reassure her.

“I’LL SEE YOU SOON!”

Madeleine couldn’t control her tears anymore as the streamed down her face. She watched the tower flash into the distance, disappearing from eyesight almost immediately.

The experts could only watch bitterly as the treasures disappeared along with Dyon.

After Dyon’s departure, a strong red headed man fell to Ava’s side silently.

“I’m glad you’re okay,” he said gently.

“Don’t speak to me,” Ava said fiercely, “I know you heard me ask for you to help him, and you did nothing!”

“Humph, I’m not in the business of helping young men. Young men must be strong and stand tall for themselves,” the middle-aged man said stubbornly.

Plus, if he had that flying tool, why hadn’t he used it from the very beginning instead of fighting that useless battle? Obviously he had done it all to deal with that Baal bastard and fulfill his promise. But, in the middle-aged man’s mind, the brat was just flirting with his daughter while he already had a fiancé. Why would he save such a brat?

“It’s because of that nonsense that my brother died!” Ava said with incomparable anger and sadness in her voice.

The man sighed, “Ava, your brother isn’t dead.”

“What?!” Ava looked over to her father with a look of surprise and hope plainly seen on her face.

“I don’t know where he is… but his soul crystal never shattered completely. The connection was only cut off. It was best for you to assume he had died, because we wanted you to continue on with your life, for all we know he could be campaigning in a distant universe.

“But, with your stubborn nature, you ended up coming all the way to this place, only to end up almost dying. You know I would have stepped in if that Dyon brat was actually going to die. Hmph, who does he think he is having other women when he could have my daughter.”

Ava and Venus gave Ava’s father a weird look.

“It’s not like that dad, I’m well aware of who the woman he loves is. With how straight forward his personality is, if he felt that way about me, I would know.”

The Sicarius family head looked down at his daughter but said nothing. In his world, powerful men could always have more than one woman, but that wasn’t a path he wanted for his daughter so he was relieved to hear what she said.

But, he also knew that the feelings of people weren’t so simple. Whether Ava truly felt that things were okay like this or not? Only time could tell.

BOOM! BOOM!

Shocks reverberated through the clouds.

Sicarius bitterly smiled, “It seems like the Ragnor family is warring with the Pakal family again… to think they dealt with that supposed Storm family so quickly.”

“What? The storm family is destroyed?” Ava couldn’t help but feel a bit of heart ache. Although Tammy had betrayed her, it was because she could do nothing about the situation anyway.

“Yes, according to intel, a little girl of the branch family not much older than you snuck in and stole the Pakal Clan technique back from her seniors in order to secure safe passage for her and her elder brother. The betrayal fractured what was left of the family.”

Ava froze. ‘It seems you really are much stronger and talented than people give you credit for… I’ll settle my debt with you another day.’

**

At Focus Academy near the top floor, a tired Dyon stood at a complex teleportation array clutching a doa stone.

“Well Little Black, how about we go check out the world of your mother’s past allies?”

Little Black looked up at Dyon with adorable eyes, licking his face as though to say yes.

Dyon calmly stepped onto the formation, tossing the single dao stone into the powering mechanism. The array whirred to life, shutting Dyon off with blinding light.

‘Kami Clan… Ragnor Clan… Ace… Elof… The big sects…. Chenglei…. Don’t think I didn’t notice you fading away as soon as the battle began, I’ll make you pay the most for being the reason my master’s last strand of life was taken away from me and Little Black. I’ll be back.’

Unbeknownst to Dyon, Patia-Neva had watched this scene unfold. Without a word or emotion, he waved his hand and shattered the teleportation array after Dyon was gone.

He walked away looking up at nothing, seemingly reminiscing about something.

[End of Volume One]