"Alright, I guess the time is right, let's go now."
Aslan stood up and said casually.
Right?
Akeno, Rias, and even Suzaku were confused.
What was right?
Just then, accompanied by the sound of familiar footsteps, a crow tengu came to the front of the room and knelt on one knee.
"Holy Son, Fallen Angel Governors Azazel and Baraqiel have come to visit."
Hearing Baraqiel's name, Akeno showed no reaction, as if she was unmoved by it all.
Meanwhile, Rias cast a strange glance at her best friend and quickly recognized her subtle movements.
(Great, it turns out she's trembling! Akeno wants to run away.)
(Whenever she wants to avoid something, she unconsciously shakes her legs. Do you think I don't notice?)
Thinking this, Rias smiled sweetly while taking Akeno's hand, actually holding her back to prevent her from escaping.
"Why you?"
Akeno turned her head expressionlessly.
"To help you!"
Rias felt it was necessary to help her best friend resolve her emotional issues, and at the same time, find an opportunity to send a message out.
Although Aslan hadn't restricted her, she always felt that the other party must have restricted her somewhere.
Coincidentally, she also saw that her best friend didn't know how to deal with her father, so shouldn't she help her?
Aslan turned his head and glanced at Akeno.
"Go and see together."
Akeno was about to refuse, but before the words could come out, she was already pulled by Rias to follow behind Aslan.
"Ugh..."
For the first time, Akeno had the urge to break off her friendship with Rias.
"Nice to see you again, Azazel."
In front of the temple, Aslan smiled and extended his hand to Azazel.
This was his good employee in the future, how could he treat him badly?
The Mechanical Gods problem still required his efforts.
What he wanted to create was a Mechanical Dragon, which might overlap with the direction of the Mechanical Gods, but overall there were still differences.
Azazel saw this scene, and the corner of his mouth twitched.
(He wasn't this polite last time. Is he so eager to welcome me to work?)
He remained calm on the surface, while shaking Aslan's hand, he smiled and said.
"Buddy, is there a problem with the stuff you gave me? Why can't some of my techniques be replicated?"
Aslan rolled his eyes somewhat speechlessly.
(If you can't research it, don't hide it. What the hell is this excuse about techniques not being replicable?)
"Isn't it normal for the rules between different worlds to be slightly different, and techniques can't be used?"
(Why don't you think about your own efforts?)
(I didn't try? Ever since I took these things from you, I haven't slept for several days and nights, and I haven't seen anything...) Azazel complained inwardly, but on the surface he remained friendly.
He was stuck at the firewall and anti-cracking mechanisms of those Mechanical Evil Gods.
After all, the Evil Gods in the ExE world had invaded many worlds, and they must have encountered worlds with anti-cracking capabilities.
The relevant technology tree and skill tree must have been mastered.
If there were indeed huge loopholes, it was estimated that the Spirit Gods in the ExE world would have destroyed them long ago.
"I'm just worried about what to do if I break some problems."
Azazel said very kindly on the surface, after all, there were outsiders here, otherwise, he would definitely let Aslan see what salaryman anger was called.
Is this a job a human can do?
He was almost hurt again by the firewall.
"Don't worry, I'll demonstrate it to you in a moment, and you'll understand."
Aslan said with an unchanging smile. This was indeed because he hadn't considered it thoroughly. Firewalls or the like, he could replace them with the Concept of Substitution at will.
He hadn't considered this problem at all.
"Demonstration?"
Azazel was stunned. Was this something that could be demonstrated?
There were still many people here, and who knew how many outsider spies were mixed in here?
Otherwise, did he need to be so vague?
Azazel felt anxious. He felt that such a blatant Aslan was a bit unreliable.
"By the way, I'll also demonstrate the results of my design to you."
Aslan said with a smile, and also to reprimand the Fallen Angel.
(This brat Azazel is not calm. Do you really think that if I let you research, I can teach you these things to others at will?)
For him, Fallen Angels were not that important, and Azazel was not that important either.
Combat power was even less important. If it weren't for observation, and for this name, he could solve the ExE world alone.
"Then, please follow me."
Aslan said, glancing at Baraqiel beside him who was even more excited than Azazel.
Although Baraqiel's excitement was because his daughter was finally willing to see him.
Although Akeno only stood behind Aslan, staring at him coldly, at least she was willing to see him, right?
All of this had to be thanked to God.
Baraqiel glanced at Aslan happily. Ever since he was saved by him, everything had been going in a better direction.
Then, under Suzaku's guidance, they arrived at what used to be a factory construction site.
However, the site had just been completed, directly going bankrupt due to a broken capital chain, leaving only this site.
After Suzaku gave the order, with the operations of the Five Great Clans, within a few minutes, they had already completed the purchase formalities.
Although it was still in progress, it didn't affect the fact that this site already belonged to Aslan.
Entering the factory, Aslan snapped his fingers, and in an instant, what was originally an abandoned factory transformed into a giant operating machine production factory.
Everyone hadn't even had time to be impressed, and in the next moment.
Many components flew from the assembly line and began to assemble themselves in the open space.
What was being assembled?
Question marks appeared in everyone's heads.
If they weren't mistaken, that energy core emitting an aura of destruction, if it lost control even slightly, would be enough to make the entire Japan experience its highest temperature again.
However, Azazel, who had researched Sacred Gears quite a bit and had studied Magic Tools technology and dismantled Mechanical Evil Gods overnight, could see the rough outline.
(This... Could this be assembling a Mechanical God?)
As if seeing Azazel's doubts, Aslan smiled and explained.
"This is the Mechanical Dragon Prototype Type-Kinoe currently being assembled."
Aslan explained with a smile.
"More specifically, you can just consider it a Mechanical Dragon."
"Mechanical Dragon? What's that?"
Everyone was confused. Only Azazel's eyes shone.
"Don't say much, after the assembly is complete, look at the finished product and you'll know."
Aslan didn't talk much nonsense, he just silently accelerated time.
Why was this Mechanical Dragon produced so quickly? It was time, Aslan accelerated time.
A moment later, a magnificent mechanical Azure Dragon, made of pure steel and appearing lifelike, circled above the factory.
Although everyone couldn't feel its threat level, they could feel the horror of its power just from its previous energy core.
Ignoring everyone's reactions, Aslan was very satisfied looking at this Mechanical Dragon, after all, this was his creation.
Its success meant it could be mass-produced.
Sure enough, scientific technology is the primary productive force.
"How about it? Does anyone want to try Kinoe's power?"
The answer was silence.
Not just Azazel, even Baraqiel and Akeno were silent, as if they had been hit by a silence spell.
Who dares? What should be done if something happens?
Of course, it's not that they don't trust Aslan's technology, it's just... this is too sci-fi.
Yes, sci-fi.
For them, the Miko, Devils, Fallen Angels, and Youkai, this was too sci-fi and too challenging to their worldview.
Their brains hung for a moment.
"So, is it true that no one wants to try it?"
Aslan felt the atmosphere was a bit strange. He didn't say anything wrong, did he?
This has been fully demonstrated before their eyes, why are they all so timid?
"Holy Son, I want to try it."
Finally, Baraqiel couldn't stand it anymore and stepped forward.
As the Thunder Angel dubbed God's Thunder, and also a Ten-Winged Fallen Angel.
Although he hadn't reached the Transcendent level among Devils, ordinary Devil Kings were definitely not his opponents.
Generally speaking, shouldn't lightning fight machines?
In the next moment, countless white feathers fell from the sky, and Baraqiel showed an angelic state of holiness.
After being saved by Aslan, he was purified and returned to the Angel Rank.
Countless lightning flashes wrapped around Baraqiel's body, accompanied by a powerful swing forward.
The lightning formed a Lightning Dragon and attacked Kinoe...
Then the lightning light disappeared. Kinoe's eyes, which were originally blood-red, turned green. This was a charging signal.
The air instantly fell silent, Baraqiel was stunned.
(Isn't lightning supposed to fight machines? I saw it in movies and games like that, right?)
A moment later, Baraqiel, who hadn't recovered, was kicked flying by Kinoe's tail.
"This... This... Does this make sense?"
Akeno asked with a bit of confusion. As a colleague who often played games with Koneko, her sci-fi imagination was limited to the video games she had played.
"Come on, Azazel, try its combat abilities. You must know a lot of techniques, right?"
Aslan glanced at Azazel. Azazel could only fly with a bitter face and fight against the Mechanical Dragon Kinoe.
Of course, the result was undisputed, Kinoe won. After all, this was a prototype made with rare materials from the Little Garden. Its power was still very good.
The energy it used was the energy core dismantled from the Mechanical Evil God Rahu that Aslan captured, stable enough to support Elite Four-Digit level output.
After that, Azazel, who couldn't counterattack, looked at Aslan strangely.
"Are you really sure you came to stop the invasion?"
(Aren't you here to invade our world?)