Too Many Children

God knows how shocked Yun Yu was when she saw this thing.

What does it mean that Dimaga has become a god? What does it mean that this thing is also considered the god of the earth? What does it mean that the god of the earth and the god of the sea are both children of this little girl mother in front of us?

He originally thought that Scorching Steel Dimaga was just an ordinary molten iron monster variant, at most it was strengthened because it came to his instance, but the loli mother directly told him through time travel.

The core of this thing is the earth vein god of Qingyan Mountain, the child of Loli's mother, a legitimate deity.

There's a reason for this revolutionary martyrs' monument, which ultimately stems from a volcanic eruption more than sixty years ago.

This severe natural disaster not only destroyed the monument to the revolutionary martyrs, but also forced the surrounding people to move away or even be killed.

The steel mill was gone, the workers were gone, the residents were gone, even the monument had fallen. This place seemed to have been forgotten by the world, lying deserted for several years, until much later, it slowly began to be inhabited again.

So everything here was gradually forgotten.

The workers' names were forgotten, the history of the steel plant was forgotten, and even those who gave their lives for steelmaking became vague legends told by the old folks.

Furthermore, the god's sudden disappearance during yesterday's battle was simply due to a lack of energy.

At this moment, the little girl's mother could no longer stop the scorching steel Dimaga, because something else was about to descend, and she had to stop it.

Yunyu also wanted to ask.

Why? Since the Earth God and the Ocean God are both her children, why not just call on them for help? With the power of the gods, stopping a rampaging monster shouldn't be difficult, right?

He looked at the little girl's mother in front of him and asked the question.

The little girl's mother didn't answer immediately; after a long while, she gently shook her head.

"The duty of the gods is to maintain the balance between the earth and the sea."

Their power is connected to the land beneath their feet and the sea beside them.

Every time the power is exerted, the earth trembles and the ocean roars.

If the gods overuse their power, then the earth and sea will be in trouble. Mountains will collapse, tsunamis will erupt, ley lines will be disrupted, and ocean currents will be reversed. In that case, all life on this planet will be affected.

She paused, her gaze falling on Zhuogang Dimaga, her sorrow deepening.

"When it first appeared, it used the energy it had stored up to deal with the impending crisis, just like the sea god you encountered before. This time, however, it appeared because of the energy of the earth."

Therefore, we must stop the local deity. If we allow it to continue its rampage, it won't be long before the entire Qingyan Mountain volcano erupts again, and the earth's veins within a radius of hundreds of miles collapse.

After the little girl's mother told him these things through time travel, Sirius's battle strategy became clear.

That is to influence these so-called gods.

It's not about annihilating or defeating, but about breaking through the outer layer of steel armor contaminated by resentment, touching the true consciousness within, and then using the full moon's light waves to purify those distorted resentments, allowing Him to regain clarity.

This is similar to the strategy used when fighting Menglanga, but the difficulty is on a completely different level. The core of Menglanga is a river lantern; once you find it, you can solve the problem.

He also vaguely sensed that this might be his chance to gain the approval of the will of the earth, just like the ocean.

But this god was completely encased in steel, and according to the little girl's mother, his full moon beams couldn't penetrate it at all.

That steel armor wasn't just for physical defense; it could even repel any gentle energy that approached, let alone penetrate it and touch the consciousness of a god.

Therefore, he must first break through the god's armor.

Just looking at the armor gave Sirius a headache.

Dude, can this armor, forged from steel by the united efforts of the workers, really be broken by myself?

This steel was forged by 111 workers with their sweat and faith. If I were to break it with one punch, and after I had converted the gods, I would be labeled as "steel forged with the blood of workers." What would I do then?

If Su Mo writes a report with the title "Shocking! Ultraman smashes worker's armor in the street," then Sirius will be criticized and denounced to death.

Despite inwardly cursing, Sirius still assumed a fighting stance.

He didn't use the completely useless cross-shaped light darts; those things were like tickling Dimaga, a waste of energy and utterly pointless.

So while running, Sirius gathered Sirius photon rays and charged straight up.

A pale blue light gathered from his arms and then suddenly shot forward.

A thick beam of blue light shot out, like a roaring blue dragon, with a sharp, all-slicing momentum, heading straight for Dimaga's chest.

He launched as he ran, his speed increasing with acceleration, making him resemble a blue meteor as he rapidly approached the scorched ground scorched by lava.

"Awooo—!"

A dull, metallic roar erupted from its throat as a photon beam struck its chest precisely, exploding into a burst of blue light on its steel armor.

But the light only lasted for a moment before it dissipated. Not a single scorch mark was left on the surface of the steel armor. Only the areas hit by the light turned slightly white, as if someone had drawn a chalk mark on them.

But this attack clearly enraged it. The Scorching Steel Dimaga actually withstood the light, opened its mouth, and crimson light gathered wildly in its throat before it spewed out a thick magma ray.

That lava beam was more intense than any before, its surface churning with golden-red magma. Wherever it passed, the air was distorted by the heat, and the rocks on the ground instantly melted into a glassy liquid.

It was like an angry fire dragon, crashing head-on into Sirius's photon beam.

"boom--!"

The two beams of light collided in mid-air, but the stalemate lasted for less than a second before the powerful lava beam completely engulfed Sirius's photon beam.

The blue light was instantly swallowed by the crimson magma without even causing a ripple. The lava rays continued their relentless march towards Sirius.

However, as if he had expected this, Sirius abruptly stopped the light output, his body suddenly leaning back, his waist bending into an astonishing arc.

The lava beam whistled past his chest, but he miraculously dodged it.

And this isn't just about bending over backwards.

While bending over, Sirius continued to slide closer to the scorching steel Dimaga.

His body remained in a backward-leaning posture, his feet carving two deep furrows in the ground, yet his speed increased rapidly, like an arrow flying close to the ground, speeding through the lava rays, getting closer and closer to Dimaga.

As he glided along, the blade on Sirius's right arm was also covered with a dazzling blue light.

The Sirius Lightning Slash has been completely condensed!

Before Dimaga could even recover from the shock of the lava ray hitting its target, Sirius had already slid directly beneath it.

His body suddenly sprang up from the backward position, and using the momentum of the slide and the power of his waist and abdomen, he spun around in the air. The light blade on his right arm, carrying the power of his whole body, slashed fiercely upwards towards the chin of the scorching steel Dimaga.

"Sizzle—!"

The lightning-fast cut struck Dimaga's chin with pinpoint accuracy. The moment the blade made contact with the steel armor, a piercing metallic scraping sound erupted, and blue sparks and metal fragments scattered like a dazzling rain of metal.

Sirius could feel the immense resistance coming from the blade's edge; the hardness of the steel armor far exceeded his expectations, and the light blade felt as if it were cutting into a piece of extremely dense alloy.

Without the slightest hesitation, Sirius poured all his strength into his right arm, causing the blade's brightness to surge by three points, and continued to cut in forcefully.

The anticipated beheading did not occur.

On the contrary, the attack only left a shallow wound on Dimaga's body.

But Dimaga the Scorching Steel seemed to feel no pain. It simply lowered its head slightly, its molten iron eyes looking at Sirius standing in front of it, and let out a low roar, as if mocking this overconfident giant of light.

After landing, Sirius looked at his arm blade and then at the faint white mark on Dimaga's chin, feeling somewhat helpless.

Although there were some options left.

But at least it proved that his strongest attack skill was still useful!

Sirius shook his arm, which was slightly numb from exerting force, and re-entered the fighting stance.

If you can't break through, try a few more times.

If you can't cut it, just cut it a few more times.

Once there's a first wound on the armor, there will be a second, a third, and a hundredth.

Like the Foolish Old Man Who Moved Mountains, he would cut through this layer of steel and tell the deity that someone remembered them.

Those workers, those steelworkers, those who gave their lives for the great unity of all mankind—some people remember them.

Sirius took a deep breath, and the blue light around him surged again as he charged toward the scorching steel Dimaga.

The battle has only just begun.

Haha, it's pretty much all laid out now. The author also needs to make a patch because he found that thirty years was too short, so he changed it to sixty years. I'm really sorry.

Many readers also commented that the opening of this episode was not good, so the author added some dialogue scenes, which you can check out.

Finally, thank you everyone for your support and patience. Love you all, meow Ciallo～(∠・ω＜)⌒☆】