Chapter 92: Earth Squad Mission accomplished

ENGLAND

The operation took approximately seventeen hours. After Kasa and Sandra went into the city, they were able to persuade the demon families without much difficulty. Since Kasa was a ranked demon, it didn’t take many words to change their minds.

Then, using one of Jamie’s clones, they were able to teleport the families to the main city where the teleportation device was located.

They could have used the chief’s technique, which was somewhat similar, but it had a major limitation. He could only teleport people to places where he had already created a teleportation outlet. That restriction would have slowed the process down significantly and probably placed a heavy toll on the chief himself. But considering how Jamie had been taking everything on his own shoulders, it was clear that relying on him had become the easier choice.

Aside from that, both the Genkis and the demons were doing an enormous amount of work. If this had been an industrial company, someone might have called it a busy day of business, where every order had to be completed before the day came to an end.

Ironically, the person doing the most work wasn’t even moving at all.

Jamie was still on Mount Everest, alone with Zuba.

He had enveloped himself inside a magical cube, completely surrounded by dense magical walls that shielded the inside from the outside world like massive stones—unbreakable even if someone tried to destroy them.

Inside the cube, numerous wires were connected to his body as he lay unconscious, his eyes closed. Lines of his demon form slowly spread across his face. Magical circles surrounded him as well, some even extending outside the cube.

Their purpose was precise.

They were maintaining his current state.

“There is no way I can use the eighty percent of my power without activating that dark form. So the only solution is to remain unconscious, so the dark form won’t take control of me even if it emerges.”

Jamie had explained this to Zuba while he constructed the cube alone on the mountain.

“If the Genkis tell you the location of demons, just send the information to my magic circles. I will send the clones there myself.”

He had created a full plan—from the first step to the final moment.

And after seventeen hours of nonstop work, they finally gathered in their new headquarters back in the city.

The new hall was completely crowded, unlike the first one.

This one was located inside an abandoned school. Months earlier, a termite infection had spread through the building, forcing health experts to shut it down quickly. Since it involved children, the authorities acted with great urgency.

Kasa stepped forward to stand in front of everyone, probably preparing to make a speech.

“Hallo everyone !!, I hope your all fine.. when we started this mission we faced alot of problems that made our process go late interms of protecting you demons. But right now am glad to announce that we have finally Got everyone on earth ”

Applause erupted throughout the hall—all five hundred of them clapping together in admiration. The rhythm was so unified that anyone passing by might have mistaken it for a church gathering.

“We have already sent your other friends back Using the device you see right their…and now I your turn. But before you go I would like to intro-”

Sandra suddenly fired a wave of magic at Kasa, cutting his words short before he could finish the sentence.

At first he looked at her with anger in his eyes.

But then he understood.

Jamie was in no condition to make a speech.

He was nearby in another room, supposedly resting before coming out to speak. But that was only for appearance.

In reality, he was in no condition to stand—let alone give a speech.

For God’s sake, the twenty-one-year-old was limping like a dog with only one leg. His body trembled constantly, and sweat soaked his clothes as if he had just fallen into a pool.

Kasa’s expression changed, along with his tone, as he continued.

“Sorry for the interruption but I’ve been informed that our guest speaker is in no shape to make a speech ”

Jamie overheard Kasa’s words from the other room as he lay on the floor, his breathing shallow as if he had just run a full mile.

Don’t count me out, Kasa. I can still talk to them.

He thought, trying to force his body to move.

But it refused.

“We wish you good travels, and Goodluck as you appear in Astoria ”

The demons stepped forward toward the teleportation platform, each one carrying happiness on their faces. Their suffering on another world was finally over.

The process repeated again and again as the demon scientists controlled the machines.

Lights flickered.

The demons slowly rose into the air.

The glow intensified.

And finally, they vanished—teleported to ASTRO.

Silence filled the hall afterward.The scientists smiled.

Sandra smiled as well.

Suddenly, Kasa dropped to his knees, laughing uncontrollably as tears of joy streamed down his face.

“We… did…. it,,,, we fucking did it ”

He shouted loudly, celebrating like a man who had just become a father.

Everyone began hugging each other in happiness—the same way people did in movies when the heroes finally defeated an alien invasion.

“Earth squad to HQ 24”

The female scientist contacted headquarters in Astoria, her face lit with a wide smile that revealed the relief in her voice. The signal waves traveled across the deepest parts of space until they reached the receiver.

“The first phase has successfully been accomplished. Now commencing preparations for the next part of the mission… infiltrating Midoworld.”

MIDOWORLD

Brains had called another meeting.

All the officials who had attended the first meeting were present again—except this time Fiona was also there.

She looked different now.

More muscular.

Her hairstyle had changed into a sharp buzz cut, her hair frozen stiff like ice.

But in Midworld everyone had freedom of appearance, so no one judged her.

“Ladies and gentlemen after the incident on the first trial I’ve finally resulted to the solution we could use to go through the portal to ASTRO with almost ease… what is the first principal of magic traps , anyone in the audience to answer me? ”

“A magic trap doesn’t work on an individual if they have a much larger frequency morethan the trap itself”

One of the overseers replied. He had the strange appearance of a baby and spoke with a childish tone.

“Precisely. Because you cannot fit a large rock inside a food container. However, there is a problem. Only a few people in Midworld possess that level of power, which would reduce our military strength by a massive amount. So I began working on a way to move all our armies to and from Midworld without any difficulty. Since we cannot rely on that passage, because it appears they designed it so that only demons can pass through.”

He paused briefly.

“That is why we will conduct a mission carried out by a chosen few.”

Everyone looked at one another in surprise. No one had expected a mission before the actual war.

Fiona leaned forward, a dangerous grin spreading across her face.

“Am listening ”

“I will need four people for this mission. Each of you will carry beacons—devices that you will place across ASTRO. Once all of them are placed, you will activate them at the same time.”

He paused, letting the weight of the plan settle over the room.

“Then… all of Midworld, including this very building, will be teleported into ASTRO.”

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