As soon as the golden light touched the monster, it blossomed like a flower. A golden aurora appeared in the sky, and a galaxy made of gold was woven across it. Particles, filled with the essence of the sun, shimmered as they floated in the air.

Neither the eighteen heads, the body as large as a small hill, nor the forelegs capable of easily crushing a mountain were of any use before the golden sun.@@novelbin@@

With the arrival of dawn, the world, which had been frozen, began to move again. This didn’t mean that time was flowing once more; it meant that under the bright light, everything was melting, revealing the spectacle to all.

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The monsters summoned to fill the horizon instinctively recognized the danger of the divine power and let out roars of fear, not of threat. Even though they faced away from the light, the sun was impartial to all.

The shark monster, which had tried to soar into the sky to escape, turned into a handful of ashes and scattered between the auroras. The four-headed mole, which attempted to burrow into the ground to hide, disintegrated without even managing to dig a single handful of earth.

It didn’t take long for the horizon, teeming with monsters, to straighten out once again.

I retracted the Holy Spear. The largest of the monsters, which had held out until the end, crumbled like dust in the wind. Aria, once again left alone, trembled.

“Want to keep going? I don’t mind,” I said calmly.

Only I could say something like that. The seven people behind me were too busy staring in awe at the golden light adorning the sky, and Aria was still trembling as she burst into maniacal laughter.

“Yes… That’s right. I have to. It’s not like anything will change if I stop now, right?”

“You understand well,” I replied.

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