Bang!
A huge muffled sound.
Groribas's expression changed dramatically.
His ultimate move had been blocked by a single finger of the other party.
"This is impossible."
He stared fixedly at Ayato, his eyes filled with ferocity.
This man, who didn't emit any aura, why did he have such strength?
"I don't believe it."
He opened his gaping mouth, and countless strange green substances came gushing out.
Acid Breath!
The surrounding building debris began to visibly corrode and disappear.
Groribas was very confident in this move.
Even Boros would definitely not come out unscathed.
But!
He was surprised to find that his always successful acid was blocked by an invisible force.
"Good grief. Don't use such disgusting attacks on me."
Ayato curled his lip with some disgust, lightly snapping his fingers.
Rustle! Rustle!
The light of a magic circle appeared.
Groribas was horrified to find that his body had been bound by crimson chains at some point.
Then!
A fist grew infinitely large before his eyes.
"No!"
With an unwilling roar, Groribas's entire body exploded.
Ayato withdrew his fist and turned to look at Tatsumaki. "How much longer will this take?"
"Right away."
Tatsumaki nodded. Her entire body was covered in a layer of crystalline crimson armor.
Her telekinesis began to skyrocket at an unbelievable speed.
In an instant.
It had increased several times over.
"No, impossible. How can your telekinesis increase so much in an instant?"
Geryuganshoop's face was full of horror, squeezing his telekinesis to its limit.
But!
It was meaningless.
He could only watch helplessly as the vast telekinesis crushed down like a sledgehammer.
Rumble!
Instantly, everything around was completely shattered, and Geryuganshoop's body exploded.
At the same time.
On the battlefield below.
Esdeath had completely frozen Melzargard, thoroughly destroying its body and life core.
"So, are there any stronger ones?"
Tatsumaki brushed her hair, pridefully. "This guy was no challenge."
"Hmm, you've developed your Balance Breaker well."
Ayato smiled. "In that case, let's go meet the owner of this place."
With that.
Ayato, with Tatsumaki, turned into a beam of light, crashing through layers of walls.
Deepest part of the spaceship.
"All three executives are dead?"
Boros murmured, but there was no regret or sadness in his voice.
Survival of the fittest was the law he always believed in.
If those three executives died, it only proved they weren't strong enough.
And just then.
Boom!
The door ahead exploded, and Ayato and Tatsumaki's figures stepped inside.
Seeing this, Boros's eyes lit up.
"Indeed, that prophecy didn't lie to me."
He stood up, walked down from his throne step by step, and came before Ayato.
"You are both very strong."
"But you are clearly stronger."
"I originally thought that prophecy was just the fortuneteller talking nonsense."
"Now it seems, spending twenty years to come to this planet was not a waste of time."
Boros stared at Ayato, a look of excitement in his eyes.
He didn't know how many years it had been.
He had long not encountered a worthy opponent.
Every fight felt like a testament to the boredom of life.
His near-invincible power brought him unprecedented emptiness.
And if he could truly find joy...
What were subordinates, a spaceship? All easily discardable things.
"Come, rare strong one."
"Give me an exhilarating fight."
The moment his voice fell, Boros suddenly clenched his fist, appearing before Ayato as if by teleportation.
"So fast!"
Tatsumaki's pupils contracted, instinctively wanting to attack.
"No need. He's my prey."
Ayato smiled slightly, bent his arm, and threw a punch.
Seeing this!
Boros roared and also threw a punch.
Boom!
The moment the two fists collided.
The surrounding void rippled.
The entire spaceship trembled.
"Hmm?"
Tatsumaki's expression changed. She instinctively used her telekinesis to defend, but her whole body was still sent flying dozens of meters.
"So this is the true face of a God-level disaster?"
Looking at the distant battlefield, Tatsumaki's pupils contracted deeply.
Just from the residual force of their collision...
She was sent flying.
That was really frightening.