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Chapter 24: God Do You Also Fear

Type-Moon: I Raised Beast in the Otherworld

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24: Chapter 20 God, Do You Also Fear?

24: Chapter 20 God, Do You Also Fear?

Issei didn’t have time to ponder what this ‘human light’ was at the moment.Full novel: Type-Moon: I Raised Beast in the Otherworld — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠

Because before him was an extraterrestrial ‘god’, and even if it was just her ‘fragment’, he had to give his all.

However, compared to Issei, the Alien God’s expression was notably relaxed.

“It seems you’re quite wary of me.” “But…

Sajou-kun, I didn’t come here to kill you.” A faint curve played on her lips as she looked at him with what seemed like pity.

“I’m very curious how you convinced the Beast of Cherishment…

Even though they are collections of resentment, even though they hate humans, they still gave you a pass.

That’s quite interesting.” Saying this, she smiled and extended her hand towards the youth.

“Are you willing to become my subordinate and join the grand plan I have personally prepared for this planet?” Her coaxing voice seemed to carry a hint of gentleness.

“Grand plan?” Issei repeated softly.

“Yes.” The Alien God nodded with a calm and elegant smile: “The Pan-Human History you live in is full of flaws, struggles, and suffering, and its ultimate outcome is inevitably stagnation…

This is the end I have already foreseen.” “If there could be a more excellent history to replace it…

we could rule this perfect ‘new world’ together.” “Oh?

You’re so generous, willing to share your power with a mere…

human?” Issei looked surprised.

“To be able to coexist harmoniously with Beasts, you are less a human and more a ‘Beast’ in human skin.” The Alien God maintained her smile, but her eyes remained devoid of emotional fluctuations.

“What do you need me to do?” Issei asked.

“It’s simple.

I will make you the sole master of this land.” “This land’s recognition of you is now no less than that of the Beast of Cherishment.

With my help…

becoming a complete Beast would not be difficult.

After that, you can assist me in completing the plan together.” “And then?” Issei looked up at her: “If the plan succeeds and your so-called excellent history covers this planet, what will happen to the original humans of this planet?” The Alien God calmly stated: “This is merely a necessary choice for a perfect new world.” That brief sentence sent a chill down Issei’s spine, followed by an uncontrollable surge of anger from his chest.

This woman…

although she had the appearance of a ‘human’, she was essentially a god…

a lofty god, executing what she believed to be a perfect plan.

And this plan, disguised as building a ‘more perfect new world’, had its first step as the complete slaughter of billions of humans on this planet.

Not only that, she also sought to erase all human history and culture accumulated over tens of thousands of years, as well as every individual’s trace of existence in this world.

However…

this was not her ‘malice’.

To her, this was a necessary ‘good’.

In her view, the Pan-Human History Issei currently lived in was like a tattered ship, full of holes and ready to sink at any moment.

And she wasn’t attacking this ship, but performing a “euthanasia,” then replacing it with a “new ark” that she personally built and that would never sink.

And for such a plan to slaughter all of humanity, she actually intended to invite him, a ‘human’, to participate.

Thinking of this, Issei suddenly laughed.

But that laugh was full of mockery.

“It seems even a lofty god can feel ‘fear’ towards the unknown.” The Alien God raised an eyebrow slightly, then looked at the youth with interest.

A high-dimensional, supreme existence…

was actually being mocked by a human?

“You said…

I am afraid?” “Your plan, to put it plainly, is to create a world without suffering, without struggle, one that is eternally correct, but consequently stagnant.” “Yet, the planet I live on is full of infinite ‘possibilities’.

What will happen tomorrow?

What will the world be like in a year?

What fate awaits humanity in a century?

All of this is unknown…

but you are afraid of the ‘unknown’.” Issei sneered, “Even a ‘variable’ like me, a human coexisting harmoniously with the Beast of Cherishment, causes you ‘fear’.” “It’s because you fear they might eventually choose to oppose you and interfere with your plan, which is why you hoped to recruit me, isn’t that right?” Facing Issei’s questioning, the Alien God’s expression remained completely unfazed.

She was a god; she would only choose the ‘correct’ plan she had determined.

Seeing that Pan-Human History had reached a dead end, she decided to execute her own plan…

As for whether this plan would cause the complete disappearance of humanity on this planet, that was merely an irrelevant matter to her.

She was not human, so when she saw Issei’s anger over this ‘plan’, she couldn’t understand his emotions.

“It seems you are rejecting my invitation?” “What a pity…

I thought you would choose a slightly easier path.” The Alien God raised her eyelids.

Although her tone was filled with regret, her gaze remained indifferent.

“Does my answer also cause you’surprise’?” Issei asked.

The ground of the entire Tunguska violently trembled.

Resentment condensed into a slender sword in the youth’s hand, with a pitch-black scabbard subtly emitting imposing magical power.

The Alien God watched him quietly.

“Surprise…

but what surprises me more is your current action.” “A human daring to draw a sword against me…

you are the first.” “If humanity knew your plan, I definitely wouldn’t be the only one daring to raise a weapon against you.” Why should a supreme god be able to decide the fate of humanity?

Just because you are a god?

Since arriving in this land, Issei had never truly fought.

However, this time, he mobilized the power of this land for his own use.

Countless resentful spirits condensed into an army of Phantasmal Species, a dense black mass that immediately swallowed the moonlight.

[You know that although the Alien God hasn’t released any ‘hostility’ from beginning to end, from the moment she found you, you only have two choices…

submission, or death] [The opponent is a high-dimensional god, and even the ‘illusion’ condensed from a small fragment possesses devastating power] [But so what?] [This is the Tunguska Region, your home ground.

This land has long recognized you as its new master and will provide you with a nearly infinite supply of magical power] [You not only severely mocked her verbally but also drew your weapon against the supreme god] [Now you have only one thing to do…

which is to let her see the ‘infinite possibilities’ of humanity] Before Issei’s eyes, a special warning quietly appeared.

[This mission will have a significant impact on the future.

Please ensure you give it your all!] …[The more I think about it, the angrier I get.

I was about to get off work, and suddenly I was assigned a chapter, and it didn’t even contain much substance] [Turning grief and indignation into strength, three chapters tomorrow!] ————————

It might not seem tempting right nobut who knows what the future holds?

“And If you’re enjoying it, drop a Power Stone for me!”

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