Overgeared

To save one world—Grid had already experienced how hard it was in the East Continent. It took more than five years to unseal the Four Auspicious Beasts. He experienced so many things while traveling between the East Continent and West Continent.

Furthermore, this expedition was to save two worlds at the same time: hell and the surface. It was normal to be tired.

‘I was naive to believe that killing Baal would end everything.’

Braham and Kraugel hadn’t returned. Grid, who was anxious about what was happening at this moment, calmed himself down. Rather than being dissatisfied with the unfinished situation, he found a way to understand and deal with it.

Leraje was a big help.

“I think Eligos is still at the river of reincarnation. I can feel Cerberus’ presence.”

Cerberus, the gatekeeper of hell—he seemed to deny Noe’s claim that the memphis was the strongest demonic creature of hell. Unlike Noe, who did nothing to help throughout the fight with Baal, Cerberus showed an unflinching spirit toward anyone who was his opponent. The proof was that he attacked Grid at Eligos’ will.

Seeing the way that Leraje reacted sensitively to Cerberus’ presence, it seemed that the great demons also highly valued Cerberus. Leraje tracked the location of Eligos and Kraugel based on Cerberus’ whereabouts.

Perhaps her attitude encouraged a competitive spirit, but the till then silent Noe spoke out shamelessly, “He is simply so big that he stands out.”

Grid ignored him. He wasn’t particularly disappointed in Noe even though Noe seemed useless against enemies such as Baal and the dragons. It was because the opponents were too terrible. The moment they returned to the surface, Noe would be able to reign as the guardian god of the Overgeared Empire.

Yes, strength was relative. Noe was strong enough and a great helper.

‘...Cancel summoning.’

Grid looked affectionately at Noe, only to frown. It was because he found that Noe had a black mouse in his mouth.

Evil Dragon Bunhelier—he had polymorphed into a black mouse and had been hiding in Grid’s cloak, only to be bitten on the back by Noe.

‘This is crazy.’

A chill went down Grid’s spine as he watched the Old Dragon he had reluctantly claimed as a companion. He was at a loss for words and bewildered. Then Bunhelier told him, “You don’t have to worry. Mere creatures driven by instinct are part of providence. Squeak."

‘...He is generous in strange areas.’

No, it wasn’t generosity. It was more like an attitude of not caring about trivial matters. It was like people didn’t care about the ants they stepped on, even though it didn’t look very good.

At this moment—

“......!”

The world shook. It felt like it was split in half. A tremendous wave of power came from the direction of the river of reincarnation. Grid immediately knew what this power was. There was no way he couldn’t notice. Out of all the legends of the past, he was the one with the deepest connection to Grid apart from Pagma and Braham.

Undefeated King Madra—the familiar ripples of the swordsmanship Grid had been implementing originated from the river of reincarnation.

Like Grid, Biban grasped the situation and murmured, “There is a reason why my junior was stranded.”

but he didn’t seem nervous. It was the same for Grid. It was clear that Madra was a powerful man from a previous era who deserved to be respected, but Kraugel’s

place, Madra was classified as a swordsman. He might be able to release the One Million

wrong with the river of reincarnation. Beings other than Madra might be holding back Kraugel and Eligos. In particular, Grid was concerned about the consequences

of a mere legend is flourishing... when it comes to the soul of an Absolute, you

Bunhelier seemed to have

river of reincarnation,” Grid requested of

be in danger was a secondary issue. Grid was more worried

course toward

this task. There was the threat of hell being distorted into another form the moment the river of reincarnation collapsed. This meant that all the

it was enough for Grid to search for Braham alone. The relationship between a god and

finish it

again without any

goodbye to his colleagues who were trying not to show signs of exhaustion. Then Grid used Shunpo and constantly changed his

momentum of going around this whole place, which was as huge as the surface. As a result, the world was covered with a sunset. It was the aftermath of the remnants of orange divinity remaining

accepted the sight as

of hell who lived in the neutral zone while maintaining their sense of reason. They interpreted it as the god of the surface sprinkling beautiful divinity on them to

of hell

weight of your name is equal to that

has started to be incorporated into

changes. Putting aside Grid’s fatigue

was

He felt motion sickness due to the changing scenery around him and

‘...A barrier.’

one reason why he couldn’t feel Braham. Braham himself was rejecting Grid. It was clear that he didn’t want Grid to find him and had done something

‘He is with Beriache.’

had been suspicious of Beriache, whose whereabouts were unknown. He assumed a situation where Beriache became

one he loved and admired—it was an expression

doesn’t want me to fight

take care of it

this thought and distributed

“Magic Missile.”

was the most basic magic. However, it was a Braham-style enhanced type. Depending on the caster’s capabilities, it had the potential to exert power comparable to great magic. And at this time, Grid’s intelligence transcended Braham’s. There were also as many as 300 God Hands implementing some

serene points were set as the bombardment locations of Magic Missile and were devastated. One

has been

Bingo.

barrier that he couldn’t distinguish was disastrously broken. Then the true scene was reflected in Grid’s eyes. There were signs of destruction all around the elevator. There

what an ignorant

with the power of pure magic. He looked at Grid like he was a monster. Grid glared at him as he lay sprawled out while covered in

has already left

ago. There is no need to be angry. She has no intention

“......”

Braham and tried to suppress his soaring anger, but there was a

I believe that? Braham, you might want to trust Beriache, but