Superhumans of the Dome City
Chapter 369 - 369 74 Fallen Heaven

369: Chapter 74 Fallen Heaven 369: Chapter 74 Fallen Heaven “Terrifying, truly terrifying~”

In the northern Weiyuan City, atop Fu Yue Mountain, Shiyu Genmi jumped off a helicopter and arrived at the ancient shrine ruins.

In the distance, a blood-colored giant hand stood at the center of the city, making everything appear incredibly minuscule.

“I can’t take it, has that thing’s power increased again?

Give it a few more years, and I fear the Three Great Countries will harden their hearts and send a combined force to exterminate it.

We really have timed this well!” He tapped on Shiyu Zhongyi’s head, “Understand why I asked you to come back?”

Shiyu Zhongyi nodded, “Understood.”

“When you understand, you better hurry and help your old man, my legs are almost gone.”

Black liquid trickled from Shiyu Genmi’s pant legs; his legs had melted halfway while he spoke.

Shiyu Zhongyi hurriedly supported his father and used the powers of the Curse Scale to suppress this bone-deep curse.

However, Shiyu Genmi himself seemed unconcerned.

“Sakura Dance!

Hurry and conduct the ceremony, do not stop until the last step!”

“Very happy to oblige.” The white-haired ninja bowed her head.

She leapt into traditional dance steps in the center of the shrine, chanting the divine Spell.

Shiyu Genmi sat in front of the old offering box, enjoying the God’s dance.

He saw the Faceless God with a high hat slowly approaching, smiling ambiguously.

“Thinking of running off?”

The Faceless God laughed, “Genmi starring, I’m just a spectator.

When the actor takes the stage, the audience withdraws.”

“Cowardly fellow!” Genmi shrugged.

“My dear friend, one of the few who understand me in this life.

As villainous creatures, let me wish you success in your final act.”

The Facehouse God warmly embraced him, looking very much like the closest of friends.

He sang aloud as he walked past his friend and the ninja, then disappeared into the mountainside’s jungle.

Meanwhile, the cloaked figure of the Hidden Law Master silently stood by, guarding Shiyu Genmi.

Shiyu Genmi raised an eyebrow, “Aren’t you leaving?”

“I protect you from Fallen Heaven,” the Hidden Law Master said with hesitant nods.

The white-robed villain laughed heartily and resumed watching the divine dance.

Far off, Weiyuan City burned a brilliant red, the skies and earth overturned, as if apocalyptic prophecies from ancient texts had descended into reality.

·

Weiyuan City, underground shelter.

“The typhoon is fierce.” “Baby.” “Mali Iced Tea at 15% discount!” “Still have homework to do…”

The shouts of street vendors mingled in the background, adding to the noisy atmosphere.

Honest citizens of Weiyuan City sighed in the underground shelter.

In what era are we still facing disasters that require taking shelter?

If someone said the Calamity God had come, people would believe it.

Perhaps it really was the Calamity God, and the bigwigs at Giant Union claimed it was a typhoon just to save on a payout for calamity insurance.

A young man voiced this suspicion and was met with consensus from those around, for everyone had bought calamity insurance, but weather disaster insurance was far rarer.

Bang, bang, bang!

The noise from above ground was as grating as demolition.

A young couple quickly shielded their child, anxiously whispering, “Is it really a typhoon?” “I don’t know, can’t connect to the internet…

Aieee!” Law enforcement officers glared threateningly at them, silencing them immediately.

The officers dealt with the rumor-spreading young man, and the young couple breathed a sigh of relief.

The baby, not asleep, giggled and stretched out a tiny hand pointing upwards.

“Red!

Red!”

What was he saying?

The young couple looked up and saw an ominous red spreading like blood on clothing across the metal ceiling.

·

This world has gone mad.

For a moment, Lianyi’s mind refused to comprehend the information it received.

This wasn’t a matter of knowledge or common sense.

As a witch, she was well aware that the Calamity God could be defeated, could be killed, but…

The phenomenon called the giant dragon, a creature known as the Calamity God, could it really be slain so easily?

It wasn’t just slaughter.

It was devouring, consuming.

The stronger animal killed, tore apart, and ate the weaker animal—a common scene in nature, but the enormity of it brought unprecedented horror and panic.

Was this also Impermanence Skill?

Could this even be called Dragon Slaying Skill?!

“What is that…”

Incoherent murmurs escaped her lips.

The force and shock paralyzed her body, almost as if her soul was being dragged away with it.

Why had it come, how could it be defeated, such questions were too much for her current state.

Merely maintaining her stance on the ground, merely suppressing the urge to scream and flee, already took all her strength.

“Don’t zone out, let’s go!”

And then, she was abruptly pulled forward.

The little witch unconsciously stared at the young man leading the charge, the grey-haired superpower user who surprisingly…

was smiling?

“Lucky us!

The Red Mage who passed by killed the giant dragon, we don’t need to worry about that anymore!”

“You, you, you, you…”

Stammering, she repeated herself.

Wasn’t this man scared at all?

Didn’t he have any normal reactions?

The thoughts she managed to muster solidified into a piercing scream.

“What are you thinking, Little Ce?

The Red Mage is scarier than the Calamity God!”

“How can you be sure it came for us?

Maybe it just happened to pass by and acted heroically,” Sun Ce spoke his piece, not even believing his own nonsense as he vigorously shook the young man in a suit, “Give me some confidence, Mr.

Shiyu, tell me the secret weapon is on its way, okay?

Mr.

Shiyu?!”

Shiyu Lianyi said nothing, his face pale and his demeanor like that of a sleepwalker.

Sun Ce had never seen his friend in such a state; today’s Shiyu Lianyi was fragile like a sandcastle on the beach, ready to collapse at the slightest touch.

What hellish thing had Shiyu Genmi done to cause such profound trauma?!

He believed his friend needed psychological counseling and a long period of convalescence, unfortunately, their surroundings were far from accommodating enough to offer a hospital bed.