The Max Level Hero Has Returned!

Chapter 733

Chapter 733

The level of the soul was one’s basic foundation, while the growth of the body was like constructing a well-built building. So with a strong foundation, it was only natural for the value of the well-built building to soar. This was akin to why a hotel on an uninhabited island and one in the heart of a city differed in value. Furthermore, the building’s quality could be holistically improved using suitable additions depending on the natural surroundings.

Davey stood as straight and tall as a skyscraper as he realized he could now use 9th Circle magic with ease. This meant one thing: he was capable of utilizing the entirety of Arbit’s power.

Normally, Arbit's control of time did not extend to beings outside. However, the power of taboo—the Sin of God—allowed Davey to become the ruler of the Red Void and make the powerful force work for him. He was astonished that he could yield such immense results by utilizing this power effectively.

Interestingly enough, it would have taken Davey a whopping three hundred years to fully develop and use this power if not for Arbit’s unconventional training method. With conventional methods, he would have emerged from isolation only to find an unfamiliar world marked by centuries of change. This was the most amount of time Arbit could skip for Davey. Three centuries may seem inconsequential upon first glance, relative to Davey’s drastically increased lifespan as a demi-god, but there was still a noticeable difference when he used his body.

Thud!

After instantly taking down one mutant, Davey became anxious on whether his uncle had actually returned to his original state with the elixir. Regardless of his own curiosity, though, he knew there wasn’t anything more he could do to help the man. His priority right now was to deal with this mutant—only then he could worry about other matters.

Arbit was able to stay satisfied knowing the truth about Hercules and what happened ten thousand years ago. Davey, however, had his priority set on the rampaging red mutant in the Red Void—he didn’t have time to seek the truth. Nevertheless, he was planning to go back and learn about it later after catching the mutant.

"It’ll be alright. Time is on my side,” Davey muttered. He knew Arbit would wait for him. For an enemy to enter the Red Void and threaten Arbit’s safety would be a monumental task, even for powerful beings like Eclipse or a high-level Malicious Spirit.

“Anyway, how on earth do I find a mutant that escaped like that?” Davey muttered. He then suddenly felt the presence of other people. He turned his gaze and saw many fully armed soldiers and Awakened individuals looking at him.

The surroundings around him were already in ruins.

“It looks like I caused quite a stir,” Davey said.

Buzz...

His phone started ringing again. Just as he expected, it was a direct call from the President.

"Hello."

- Ah! You finally answered your phone!

"Is there a problem? It’s pretty late in the night to be calling.”

The sky in Shanghai was already dark, illuminated only by the surrounding lights.

- I had no choice! I'm in big trouble. Right now there’s...

“A mutant?”

- ... oh, you already know.

“There are more important things to do right now, so let’s talk later.”

- Wait a minute! There's one more thing!

“One more thing?”

- That is... His Holiness Bill Gericault, the leader of the Neltarid Church, was murdered some time ago. The problem is that there are absurd rumors going around saying that you’re the assassin...

“...”

Davey pressed the end call button without saying a word—that wasn’t news to him. Instead of talking with the President, he had other things to do, mainly hunting down the escaped convict from Arbit’s time prison.

Although mutants were powerful monsters, the mutant that fled the Red Void was on another level. Despite both being mutants, their nature was totally different. But the mutant that escaped was nothing but danger and trouble.

[My lord, it will gradually regain its intelligence. I advise you to be careful, even if you’re only facing with one of them.]

Davey looked around but didn’t see the mutant he was after—either it was exceptionally smart and knew someone would try to follow it or its primal instincts warned it of incoming danger so it ran off. The latter would save him the time otherwise spent playing mind games or using tactics. There were other mutants trying to approach Davey, but he had no intention of wasting time on them.

“For now,” Davey muttered calmly.

Gnoass was the Earth Spirit King. It was literally the spirit of earth and so, it had no limits on how big it could become. It all depended on the summoner’s ability to sustain it.

“Stay here while I deal with these people getting in the way.”

[I will comply with your request.]

“There are mutants nearby that I have to deal with. Take care of these clowns and make sure the survivors are safe.”

[Why?]

“That way, I have something to say to them later on.”

Davey reactivated the magic circle. The frightened soldiers regained their composure, getting into position and preparing to face whatever this monster had in store for them. Their efforts proved meaningless, watching in shock as Gnoass’s body collapsed.

The earth beneath them suddenly split as huge earthen hands emerged, forcing the helicopters to the ground as it blocked the tanks. The soldiers trembled with fear and astonishment at such overwhelming physical prowess.

Flap, flap...

Activating all of the magic circles, pure white wings stretched out of Davey’s back as he drew the pure white bow now in his hands. He began taking aim for his target, having discovered it hundreds of kilometers in the distance. Though even he was skeptical at sniping his enemy from so far away, the swimming red mutant wavelength’s clear intent to enter the territorial waters of Japan left him with no other alternative.

[9th Circle Ultimate Holy Magic]

[God's Middle Finger]

The enormous concentration of divine power turned into an arrow.

[9th Circle Wind Type]

[Cyclone]

Davey casted wind-based magic and nocked a second arrow. He wasn’t going to leave any chance that the target could get away.

Swoosh!

The pristine white arrow could be seen piercing through the dark night sky. Knowing his arrow would strike true, he prepared to go collect his quarry...

Suddenly, a red spear came barreling toward Davey. He managed to dodge it just in time. Although the red color matched his target, the mutant clearly hadn’t managed to teleport hundreds of kilometers away and attack Davey.

“Hmm... I’ve been interested in you since I heard you killed Antares,” said a mysterious woman.

Davey turned his head as a bundle of mysterious tentacles wrapped around his body. The woman looked like an octopus with a human’s torso. What stood out the most was her bald head, shining without a single strand of hair.

“You sure got a shiny head,” Davey commented. He then remembered Kain saying that most people in Atlantis were bald. Realizing her origins, Davey smiled and locked eyes with her.

“A Malicious Spirit, eh? I heard the lower-ranking ones are all dead except for the 9th ranked one.”

"Oh, that’s not a very considerate thing to say. I’m higher in rank than my compatriot Antares. If I remember correctly, you set him up in a trap, didn’t you?” she joked.

"Oh, is that so? Well then my bad, I didn’t realize because you just look so weak,” Davey responded with a smile on his face. Ready for action, Davey grasped the tentacles binding him and ripped them apart.

“If you were going to come, you should have come earlier and saved me some time. Anyhow, it would appear someone’s a bit too full of themselves. Come on then, I’ll give you a chance to show me what gives you the right to be so arrogant. Meet me at the playground after school, and bring your red bleeding clothes.”

‘Though haven’t we already basically made this area ours? And wait, this body is 300 years too old to be in school’ Davey thought, trying his best to contain his laughter.