Free Web NovelChapter 472: Chapter 83: Coalition of Civilizations, the State of the World Community
Just as Lince expected.
After Lince had performed about a dozen Star Jumps.
The scope and intensity of the war between the Black Prison Race and the Nanoworms had reached a fever pitch.
In the dark expanse of the void, the chaotic battle between countless Starships of the Black Prison Race and the Nanoworms had devolved into a complete free-for-all.
Lince even witnessed a creation akin to a Planet Fortress appear on the battlefield.
What’s more, this thing could actually change its form.
Right before his very eyes, he watched as the massive Planet Fortress transformed into a tentacled monstrosity.
It instantly annihilated the surrounding swarms of the Black Prison Race. At the same time, it unfurled an Energy Ring, unleashing a shockwave that scorched everything within a radius of nearly ten thousand kilometers.
In the Power it displayed...
Lince even faintly sensed an aura similar to the Divine Format of a Deity.
’How interesting...’
’Can this Nanoworm civilization really imitate the power of a Divine Format?’
’From the looks of it, it should have the power to fight a Deity of High Divine Power, but ultimately, its application of Law and Magic Power is still severely lacking.’
’If this is the extent of their strength, there’s no way they can be a match for the Black Prison Race.’
Lince’s curiosity was piqued.
However, he didn’t linger, instead continuing his Star Jumps toward the more intense areas of the battlefield.
After passing through the Star Realms of several more Fixed Star Systems, Lince finally noticed that the number of warring units had begun to decrease.
However, the quality of the individual combatants was increasing.
In fact, in the Star Sea surrounding the Life Planet of this very Fixed Star System, several Deities were fighting in coordination with the Nanobots as they laid siege to the planet occupied by the Black Prison Race.
These Deities had varied appearances.
Some were avian, some were humanoid, and there was even a mist-like being that resembled a black cloud.
The lead Deity among them had, without a doubt, reached the Star God Level.
They were gathered in this part of space, maintaining a tight siege on the Black Prison Race’s planet.
As for the planet itself, the Black Prison Race had used the Mana Will to construct a massive Black Flame Barrier in outer space, enveloping the entire world in the protection of the Black Flame.
Clearly, the Black Prison Race in this Star Realm was at a disadvantage.
Even so, the Black Prison Race still had over a hundred Deities present, including several Critical Dominators.
Together, they maintained the Barrier and defended against external attacks.
The allied Deities besieging them, however, were in no rush to attack. It seemed as though their only goal was to keep the Black Prison Race contained.
But Lince realized this was merely a facade.
Because, in the vicinity of this Fixed Star System, at least five planets had already been completely devoured by the Nanoworms.
The Nanoworms, having turned those worlds into Planet Fortresses, were now controlling all five. They were hurtling recklessly toward the orbit of the Black Prison Race’s planet.
Clearly.
The allied Deities intended to use the crudest of methods.
They were going to smash the planet with the Nanoworm-controlled worlds.
What did it matter how strong the Mana Will was?
Its strength was purely conceptual, a power based on the Idealism Law.
The Nanoworm planets, on the other hand, represented a purely material impact, a collision of physical substance.
Furthermore, the process was being aided by the numerous surrounding Deities.
One could only imagine what would happen once those five Nanoworm planets altered their orbits and used their built-up momentum to slam into the Life Planet.
Even if the Black Prison Race managed to withstand the blow, they would be in for a world of hurt.
But would the Black Prison Race really stand by and watch the allied Deities’ plan succeed?
Obviously not.
And so, as Lince watched on as if spectating a play, he saw that the Black Prison Race had apparently uncovered the allied Deities’ plot.
Space Gates abruptly appeared directly in the path of the five Nanoworm planets.
The first thing to pour out of them was a great deluge of Black Flame.
The Black Flame rained down, a cascading sea of fire.
In an instant, the surface of one of the Nanoworm planets was set ablaze.
Immediately after, swarms of the Black Prison Race poured out from the Space Gates and charged onto the Nanoworm planet.
And thus, the bloody battle between the army of the Black Prison Race and the Nanoworms began anew.
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"Those Black Prison Race bastards are despicable! We’ve already given them ground, but they’ve only grown more aggressive over the years."
"I admit, those things are terrifying. But this time, no matter the cost, we have to teach them a harsh lesson! Otherwise, they’ll think the civilizations of the Owen World Community are pushovers."
A bird-headed Deity among those besieging the Black Prison Race’s planet spoke viciously.
"There’s no need to state the obvious. We made our decision when our civilizations united," a humanoid Deity said gravely.
"The Black Prison Race feeds on negative energy. Their Divine Level members transform into ’nests’ within the Star Sea, and they breed at a rate no slower than the ’Golden Beetle’ civilization."
"They devour souls and gather all negative energy, allowing them to create vast swarms of High-Tier brethren to roam the Star Sea in a short amount of time. This evil civilization is even backed by a mysterious and powerful Ancient God. To be frank, if we weren’t forced into this, my civilization would have no desire to fight them."
"Unfortunately, these creatures live up to their reputation as an evil and greedy race—utterly without restraint. Since they won’t give us a way to live, we have no choice but to rise up and fight back!" freewёbnoνel.com
As the humanoid Deity finished speaking, a golden figure formed from aggregated Nanoworms immediately spoke with an impassive expression:
