Chapter 334: UO? Hmph! Pathetic!
Altair could mimic the abilities it absorbed from living beings, so Li Ang was not surprised that it could speak.
The only thing that struck him as odd was that this giant crystal spider should not have left its territory so easily.
As for stopping—
With things already at this point, how could Li Ang possibly stop?
Thinking of this, he said: "I apologize for disturbing you, but don't speak of stopping again."
Given the stakes of the Infinite Tsukuyomi, Li Ang did not wish to provoke conflict rashly.
Even if it had a bad morning, it would have to wait until he finished what he intended to do.
Unfortunately, Li Ang's concession did not make Altair turn away; it merely repeated: "Stop."
Hearing this, Li Ang furrowed his brow slightly—its condition seemed strange; according to his knowledge, this giant spider should not have such a temperament.
But soon, a few suspicions surfaced in Li Ang's mind.
'Gaia?'
If anything could influence this giant spider and force it out of its nest prematurely, Li Ang could only think of Gaia—the planetary consciousness.
'So it used the Infinite Tsukuyomi to stir things up?'
Undoubtedly, events had now completely slipped beyond the Inhibitor's control, driving them into their final madness.
Thus, awakening Altair and using the Infinite Tsukuyomi to turn its spearhead against Li Ang was entirely reasonable—after all, it was the strongest combatant Earth could currently summon.
As Li Ang pondered silently, Altair launched a sudden attack.
Massive vines extended from beneath the flying saucer, followed by countless deep-blue lasers shooting toward Li Ang's position.
——!!
In the silent void of space, Li Ang watched the attack arrive before him in an instant, his expression utterly cold.
There was nothing left to say—both were extraterrestrial beings, and he did not believe himself weaker than it.
Moreover, Li Ang was curious about Altair's structure.
Though nicknamed the giant spider, its true form was a UFO, and it could alter its environment, manifesting as a crystal jungle.
How convenient—Lord Duonuo's corpse still floated in the skies of Mobius.
As he thought this, Li Ang dodged Altair's attack.
The blue lasers plowed across the Moon's surface, instantly carving massive gashes into the satellite.
Fortunately, the Infinite Tsukuyomi remained unaffected, but if this continued, no one knew what the Moon would become in the end.
For safety's sake, Li Ang decided it was better to move the battlefield.
Unfortunately, Altair seemed to sense something and immediately began bombarding the Moon relentlessly.
Yet the next instant, the massive flying saucer lurched sharply sideways, the blue lasers narrowly missing the Moon.
Li Ang gazed coldly at Altair with his right eye, swirling with stars—just now, he had used the Rinne Sharingan to pull its body.
Under the effect of the 【Infinite Magic Source】, he no longer had to worry about stamina.
For magicians of the Type-Moon world, output was restricted, so even if they learned 【Third Law: Soul Materialization】, they could not generate much destruction.
But Li Ang was different—he could efficiently convert the 【Infinite Magic Source】 into combat power.
With this thought, he extended his right hand, and six cyan Truth-Seeking Balls merged into one.
Golden Wheel Reincarnation Explosion, maximum output!
Do you think Li Ang would trade blows with Altair for a while before unleashing his ultimate?
Wrong!
With the 【Infinite Magic Source】 boosting him, he had no patience for feints—ending the battle quickly was the way forward, since the Infinite Tsukuyomi awaited his control.
Without hesitation, brilliant golden light flashed across the cosmos.
Caught off guard by Li Ang's unpredictability, Altair had no time to react and took the terrifying attack head-on.
Crystal shattered.
A long wound tore across Altair's silver-white flying saucer, countless crystalline scales scattering among the stars.
Seeing this, Li Ang's eyes flickered with surprise—he hadn't expected Altair to survive the Golden Wheel Reincarnation Explosion with only minor injuries.
'No wonder it's the strongest UO.'
He casually murmured the thought, and in his right palm, another golden light blazed forth in the cosmos.
Though the 【Third Magic User】 stat was abysmal, the traits 【Ageless·Undying】 and 【Infinite Magic Source】 perfectly embodied what a "mechanical monster" meant.
The former freed its bearer from lifespan concerns; the latter allowed its bearer to fire ultimate techniques like basic attacks.
Though Li Ang believed only he could truly unlock the 【Third Magic User】 class's full potential—since others couldn't multiclass—
Of course, 【Infinite Magic Source】 only granted him an absurdly enhanced energy recovery rate, yet there was still an upper limit, even if he had yet to reach it.
For a moment, golden and blue light interwove, painting a dazzling spectacle across space.
Unfortunately, the people of Earth were lost in the dream constructed by the Infinite Tsukuyomi, deprived of witnessing this wonder.
After prolonged bombardment, Altair ultimately succumbed.
Encounter with an extraterrestrial monster—fought to the utmost, yet still defeated.
Li Ang stared at the motionless giant flying saucer, his face showing no sign of fatigue.
'Thank you, nature's gift.'
Had Gaia not goaded this giant spider to Zhaoshang Sect, he had never intended to kill it in the first place.
The instant the battle ended, the Gemstone Sage appeared at the battlefield's edge.
The white-haired elder gazed at the distant youth, his expression deeply complex.
Though he was the most enduring across all Parallel worlds, in terms of output—
The Gemstone Sage briefly recalled—only those bizarre beings in another universe that had undergone a similar anomaly could possibly rival this one.
Not knowing what this Second Magician was thinking at the moment, after using the Rinnegan to control Olert's corpse and keep it from drifting about, Li Ang went on to preside over the Infinite Tsukuyomi.
This time, he encountered no further obstruction and successfully pulled the vast majority of humanity on the entire planet into the spiritual space.
'Then it's time for the next step.'
Li Ang half-closed his eyes, briefly steadying his emotions.
End of Chapter
