Chapter 67: Raphael’s Aura

Standing in front of a god and putting on airs, Raphael felt the glory that once belonged to him was now returning. As the person with the greatest talent among current humanity, the one once admired by everyone now only needed one hand to easily suppress a god.

Although Dragon God’s current strength had a huge problem, a god was still a god after all. She was still that legendary supreme existence. Raphael doing this ’great deed’ made the fighting spirit in his heart gradually surge.

“Human, get out. This is none of your business.”

Even though she could see the strength difference between the two was enormous, Dragon God still coldly ordered Raphael to leave.

For an existence like her, ’fear’ could be said to be a word not in her dictionary. After all, aside from gods, no one could truly kill a god. Even if Raphael killed her now, she would just resurrect sooner or later.

Raphael gently lifted his hand and easily knocked away Dragon God’s divine artifact, making it stick into the ground. He picked his ear, the corner of his mouth slightly curled, his gaze contemptuous as he turned his head to look at Dragon God.

Although her current form was very tall and big, to Raphael she was just a six-year-old little girl. In other words, a ’tiny and harmless’ creature.

“You’re a god but don’t know how to reason? You want to kill my child right near my house, and you say this isn’t my business?”

Raphael spoke as he moved closer to her. The energy on his body exploded, his aura overwhelming as if he were the real god here, not her.

Dragon God was pushed back a few steps by the energy released from him, but her gaze didn’t carry a single trace of fear or discouragement.

“Hmph, are you threatening me? Do you believe I’ll kill you too?” She snorted and then let out another threatening remark.

With strength that hadn’t even reached level ten, daring to threaten a contractor level over ninety… Was this arrogance or stupidity?

Raphael was a bit stunned when he heard her bold declaration. He felt this whole thing wasn’t logical at all, but it didn’t sound like she was lying.

Regarding her personal strength, Raphael affirmed that he only needed to use a bit of force, and he could kill her. If so, then…

Suddenly remembering the existence of the Great Sun Temple, Raphael felt everything made sense now. Gods having loyal and powerful juniors wasn’t really that strange of a thing.

“Even if you could call more strong people here, so what? Who can kill a completely uninjured demigod-level existence who’s trying to run away?”

Raphael spoke boldly, no fear on his face, but actually he was exaggerating. If it were really possible, then Astrid wouldn’t have died, and he wouldn’t have been beaten so badly.

“That’s only true if we can’t track you down. Moreover, if you have to protect these two bastards, you’ll definitely die.”

Dragon God pouted, completely unshaken by Raphael’s words. She had lived too long not to understand how powerful a demigod-level existence, equivalent to a nine-star energy monster, really was. Even if they were an unparalleled genius, two against one would either kill or severely injure them.

In normal situations, a demigod-level contractor wanting to run away indeed had a success rate close to one hundred percent. Saying no one could stop them was mainly to exalt the status of demigods in people’s eyes, but in reality, it wasn’t like that.

If you wanted to kill a demigod, you at least needed a team of two demigods of the same level to be sure of success. Moreover, it took a very long time, the cost was too great, the property damage too extensive, so no one wanted to do it.

When Helios was chasing Raphael, he was already willing to pay any price. Along the way, even though Raphael avoided crowded civilian areas, he still damaged so many massive structures. Converted to gold, who knew how much it would be enough?

Normal conflicts were mainly over benefits anyway, so no one would be stupid enough to go kill a demigod-level contractor. If Gabriel hadn’t stolen Sun God’s divine artifact, things wouldn’t have gotten so bad that both sides had to risk their lives like this.

“In that case… Killing you or not doesn’t make a difference.”

The aura on Raphael suddenly changed. Clearly this time he wasn’t joking but actually wanted to kill Dragon God.

“Let… her… go…” Leo, crushed underfoot on the ground, said with difficulty word by word.

“Huh???”

Both Dragon God and Raphael were dumbfounded. Both, without agreeing, used an ’alien-looking gaze’ to look at him.

“Hey, you bastard! I don’t need your pity!” She flew into a rage and shouted.

This incomprehensible behavior was interpreted by her as Leo wanting to insult her. Whether her thought was right or wrong didn’t matter; what mattered was that she felt extremely uncomfortable.

Raphael’s expression became even more subtle. At this moment, he suddenly thought back to his own initial thought.

Looking at Dragon God who was fiercely enraged, then looking at Leo struggling and lying on his back on the ground… Could it be that Leo was the type of person who liked being abused?

The absurd thought appearing in his head made Raphael’s facial muscles inadvertently contort. He also didn’t expect that his son, who looked so proper, would unexpectedly have such a strange hobby like this.

The three people each had their own thoughts, none of them matching. Of course, all three believed their own thoughts were correct.

“Aren’t you going to get lost quickly? Do you want me to chop you to death before you’re willing?”

Raphael, of course, also didn’t want to lose the demeanor of a master. He shot Dragon God a threatening glare.

Can’t deny that threatening a god like this gave him a bit of a vanity feeling. The feeling that the future prospects ahead were much more open and clear.

Dragon God, of course, wasn’t afraid of this silly threat. Even if the next resurrection was many years later, it wasn’t very important to her.

“What about that half-dead guy over there? Don’t tell me he’s also your son.” She pointed her finger towards Michael.

If she couldn’t kill both, then switching to kill just Slaughter God alone wasn’t bad either. After all, Slaughter God was the most hateful one in her eyes.

“Not my son, but that’s not allowed either. Today, YOU… You won’t get to kill anyone but…”

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