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Stop Calling Me "Mate"! I Only Defeated You Once, Not Married You! (Web Novel) - Volume 9, Chapter 80.2: Valhalla of Dragon Souls Finale (2)
Volume 9, Chapter 80.2: Valhalla of Dragon Souls Finale (2)
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After a moment, Noa stood up and spoke quietly.“Keep protecting everyone, Aurora.”
Aurora looked up at Noa.
“Big sister, what are you going to do? The teachers already used a recording stone to call for support. Mom and Dad will be here soon. Stay with us!”
“Big sister, calm down. Dad will have a way. And we still have Teacher Safina, and Grandma Hera. Everyone will figure something out.”
“Yes, Sister Noa, don’t do anything rash. My father is on his way too. Once everyone arrives, we can defeat the Magic Eye.”
“Noa, don’t be impulsive.”
“Noa…”
Noa lowered her gaze, expressionless, and walked through the crowd.
The voices trying to stop her faded behind her, and her figure vanished into the boundless purple smoke.
Chaotic power kept pouring into her.
Cold. Piercing. Oppressive.
Yet her steps had never been this steady.
Noa returned to the battlefield. When the Magic Eye saw that frail figure again, it looked surprised.
“I thought you wouldn’t dare come back. And I think I heard someone shouting ‘Moon’ earlier? If I remember right, that’s your sister. Your twin sister. What happened? Corroded by chaotic power? Aw, that’s a problem. Once you’re corroded, there’s only one road left. So I suggest you go back and spend her last moments with her. Otherwise you won’t even see her one last time.”
Every mocking word was a blade, carving into Noa’s heart.
She slowly lifted her head. Tears poured uncontrollably.
“I’m going to kill you.”
“What?”
“I’m going to kill you!!”
Noa roared, and violent magic surged from her body in an instant.
Blood-red lightning wrapped around her again.
Her vertical pupils contracted into slits, and scales began to appear at the corners of her eyes.
A sign that only appeared when a dragon’s rage reached the extreme.
Her body was involuntarily beginning to dragonize.
The scarlet lightning drove away the gloom and the purple smoke around her, wave after wave of energy radiating outward.
After a brief dead silence, Noa’s dragon pressure erupted again, even more overwhelming than before.
“Last gasp, little brat. How do you plan to kill me?”
The Magic Eye shouted.
“Your body is already being corroded by chaotic power, and you still think you can kill me!!”
It unleashed countless tentacles at her.
Noa charged straight in.
Lightning was her armor. Any tentacle that dared approach was obliterated by those blood-red bolts.
She accelerated faster and faster, becoming a scarlet afterimage.
Her form flickered between Primordial Ascension and her normal state.
And the lightning around her body gradually condensed into a colossal scarlet dragon.
Ninth Gate, Night Armor: Dragon of Ascension!!
“Magic Eye! I’m going to kill you!!!”
The dragon’s roar shook heaven and earth.
The Magic Eye refused to yield.
“Come on, Noa!! I want to see how you kill something truly undying!!”
Neither side held back anymore.
The Dragon of Ascension slammed into the Magic Eye head-on. The shockwave annihilated everything nearby.
Buildings. Towers. Even several ridges of the academy’s back mountains shattered instantly.
The Magic Eye’s body was destroyed, repaired, destroyed, repaired—yet it still could not be erased.
It screamed through the impact.
“See?! Noa! You can’t kill me!! You can’t kill me!!”
Noa did not answer.
The wind whipped her hair, and the backlash from Night Armor hit her.
The pain of broken bones was clear and brutal.
But she did not stop.
She was still forcing out the very last drop of power in her body.
“No one… hurts… my sister! I’m going to make you pay!!”
She shouted. The Dragon of Ascension roared.
This was her final strike, thrown with everything she had.
The Magic Eye’s surface was webbed with bloodshot veins.
“Come on! Kill me, low-class Samaelian! You will never understand what undying truly is—wait… what? This is… where?”
Before it finished, the raging battlefield snapped into a pitch-black space.
Absolute silence. No light. No sound. Nothing at all.
“Little brat! What did you do?!”
The Magic Eye screamed.
Noa ignored it.
She did not care what this space or domain was.
She only wanted the Magic Eye dead.
The Dragon of Ascension roared again.
The Magic Eye’s body was steadily torn apart.
And when it expected its undying nature to restore it as usual, it suddenly realized.
Those wounds. Those destroyed parts.
All of it was being completely erased within the Dragon of Ascension.
“What… how is this possible?! Stop, you brat! Stop! Stop!!”
Its voice faded.
The void shattered instantly.
The Dragon of Ascension rolled through, pulverizing every remaining tentacle.
Thud.
An eyeball dropped to the ground, then rolled to Noa’s feet.
She looked down, raised her foot, and crushed it without hesitation.
…
…
Noa dragged her heavy body back to everyone.
Moon still had not woken.
And there were many like Moon, corroded by chaotic power.
Across the academy, people cried. Others fell silent. Some trembled in corners, eyes empty with despair.
This… was not over.
“Big sister…”
“Big sister!”
Aurora and Muse rushed up, one on each side, supporting Noa.
They brought her to Moon.
Noa knelt, reached out, and gently brushed her fingertips along Moon’s cheek.
“Big sister… did you defeat the Magic Eye?” Aurora asked.
Noa nodded silently.
“But that thing was supposed to be impossible to kill. Sister Noa, how did you...”
Hefei was speaking, but before she could finish, Muse pressed down on her wrist, signaling her not to ask.
Hefei obediently fell quiet.
After a long silence, Noa inhaled and stood.
“But it isn’t over. Even if the Magic Eye is dead, the chaotic power it left behind hasn’t dispersed.”
“Then what do we do, big sister?” Aurora asked.
Noa clenched her fist and looked again at Moon’s unconscious face.
After a moment, it was as if she made a decision.
“Aurora. Muse.”
“Yes, big sister,” they answered.
“No matter what happens, always remember this. We’re family. Always.”
“Big sister, you...”
<>Noa walked to an open area ahead.Every teacher and student in the academy looked at her, at the girl covered in wounds who had fought to protect them.
“You know the spell the Dragon God once used to separate chaotic power, right?” Noa asked quietly.
Her forebear answered, “I do.”
“Can you reverse it?” Noa asked.
“Reverse?”
Her forebear thought for a moment, then understood.
“You want to invert the separation spell, draw all the chaotic power here into us, then destroy it. Correct?”
“Yes. Can we do it?”
Her forebear did not hesitate long.
“We can. But both our souls will perish together with that chaotic power.”
Noa took a slow breath, then nodded.
“Yes. Do it.”
“Alright.”
Just as Noa had said, no matter what this chosen child decided, she would be with her.
The last sliver of Primordial Force left her body.
Within the endless dim-violet haze, Noa became the only light.
Chaotic power surged toward her. Even the chaos already corroding Moon and others was torn free and pulled out, all of it drawn in.
Primordial Magic: Soul Descent, Reverse.
…
…
Bright, clean moonlight pierced the clouds and returned to the sky above Saint Heath Academy.
Moon slowly opened her eyes.
She was met by Aurora and Muse, hugging her tightly.
“Second sister! You’re okay!”
“Second sister!”
“Aurora… Muse…”
Feeling her sisters’ embrace, Moon could not process it at first.
But when she saw the environment had returned to normal…
“Did big sister win? She beat the Magic Eye?”
Aurora and Muse said nothing.
Moon’s smile stiffened. “What… what is it? Big sister… she didn’t win?”
In the silence, a medic carried Noa over in her arms and laid her down in front of the three sisters.
Moon looked at Noa, and dread surged up her spine.
“Big sister? Big sister?”
Ignoring her own weakness, Moon struggled forward.
“Big sister, what’s wrong? What happened? Wake up, big sister…”
…
“Big sister…”
“Big sister…”
More and more people gathered.
They lowered their heads, tails drooping.
The highest courtesy and respect dragons could offer to a hero.
“Noa…”
“Senior Noa.”
“Noa!”
…
…
“Noa, wake up. Noa.”
Noa slowly opened her eyes.
She was in an unfamiliar place.
An endless whiteness, reaching farther than she could see, with mist drifting softly.
Looking down, she realized she was lying on the surface of water.
Yet neither her body nor her clothes were wet.
She sat up slowly and looked to the side.
Her forebear was there.
“Are we… alive?” Noa asked.
Her forebear shook her head.
“I don’t know.”
“Then… where is this?”
“I don’t know that either.”
Noa gave a helpless laugh.
“Since you don’t know anything, maybe this is heaven. A place you can only reach after you die.”
“This isn’t heaven.”
A strange voice came from behind them.
They turned.
The moment Noa saw the figure, her eyes widened violently.
“Y-you are... Welcome,” the figure said, “to Valhalla.”
