The Pinnacle of Life

Boom!

The black boat rammed directly into the skyscraper. That was a thirty six floor commercial office tower, and it was currently half past ten in the morning, the peak time when all its employees were at work. Thus, the collision was simply a disaster, the skyscraper was smashed through.

The moment the boat collided with the building, the merged body of Carol and that demonic shadow ruthlessly imprinted a bloody mark into the bottom of the skyscraper.

In that instant, a large chain explosion occurred at the bottom of the skyscraper, causing it to slowly tilt.

“Ah!”

“Help! Help… me!!!”

Throngs of people in the building walled for their lives, terrified to the core.

The glass windows shattered. Office desks, cabinets, and computers fell out of the broken glass walls, descending and smashing the vehicles parked below. Some unlucky people even fell out of the tilting skyscraper.

Onlookers were stunned, covering their mouths in disbelief at the scene before them. It seemed right out of a movie, where a reenactment of the skyscraper bombing incident in the Republic of Mai was featured. Seeing the slowly tilting skyscraper had exceeded seventy degrees, all its residents cried, falling into great panic and despair.

watching what was happening. All of them covered their mouths and looked

figure rushed out of

It was Daya.

the road in the direction of the collapsing skyscraper, ten or so paper birch trees that gained Nature’s power from the Saintly Luna

sixty five feet, one hundred and sixty four feet, three

Whoosh!

They had become tree demons. They rose from the ground, and

stunned

“A miracle!”

“Is… She a goddess?”

and collapsing to its demise, they seemed to see the Grim Reaper was beckoning to them. If a building of such height were to fall, they would not have to think about the consequences, especially the shockingly high mortality rate of those on the higher

Daya were supporting the skyscraper. They were even slowly straightening

sing praises as their warm tears welled up

Daya couldn’t help but exclaim,