Slipped away very quickly.

You’re probably asking about the meteor that fell into the Sea of Realms roughly a year ago. We all call it “Fei Tianlan.” I don’t know its origins either.

“Is that so? What a pity.”

No trace of regret showed on the Rage-Devouring’s face. Rather, it had no expression at all—just that same blank mask.

Luo You: “Do you know Fei Tianlan’s location?”

“I saw it from afar. It crashed somewhere in the Sea of Realms, shattering some supreme artifact and raising monstrous waves. I followed those waves and ended up here.”

“The exact spot?!”

Luo You’s breathing quickened with tension.

To her, Fei Tianlan’s allure rivaled the world’s nations’ hunger for “the Box.” Its existence might not pale beside the legendary ancient artifacts people whispered about!

“I don’t remember. The Sea of Realms is too vast. I can’t retrace my path. I only recall that after it fell, its light dominated the area—visible from miles away. Whether it’s still like that now, I don’t know. Too much time has passed.”

“Tch!” Luo You clicked her tongue. Good things never came in pairs, huh?

Still, learning Fei Tianlan’s rough whereabouts in the Sea of Realms from the Rage-Devouring was a massive win.

The Rage-Devouring glanced at her. No more questions worth asking. But since Luo You had inquired about Fei Tianlan, it couldn’t waste the chance.

One more casual question, then.

Not entirely casual—it was to gauge its ecological standing on this land.

“What position do you hold in your world?” the Rage-Devouring asked.

“What do you mean?” Luo You turned to look at it.

“I’ve seen your power. So I’m asking what tier you occupy in this world.”

Luo You blinked, then the corners of her mouth lifted slightly.

‘If you’re asking that, I’ve gotta flex a little!’

She cleared her throat and spoke in lofty terms: “You in the Sea of Realms are as I am in this world. Understand?”

No.

…What’s your status in the Sea of Realms?

Unclear.

Fine. I’m the absolute pinnacle of this entire world. Got it?

Understood.

The Rage-Devouring nodded, then looked toward the exit.

It was leaving.

No magical girl battles visible from the shelter—pointless.

Luo You called out, “Hey, I still have questions for you.”

“But I have none left to ask.”

“Then focus on answering mine.”

“I don’t see the point.” The Rage-Devouring remained expressionless and continued toward the outside.

“Oh? Kid’s got spine! But I don’t like your neither-humble-nor-arrogant attitude.”

Luo You raised a brow. She had one burning question left—had the Rage-Devouring reached the evolutionary pinnacle no creature in the Sea of Realms had ever achieved?

Flawless Radiant Light.

“Well, no need to ask. A real fight would reveal everything, right?”

“Of course, not starting one now. She was a former evil organization cadre—starting brawls harmed the heavens’ harmony. Avoid if possible.”

“You small fry—if you don’t want to die, get out of my—”

Huh?

Before Luo You finished, the Rage-Devouring’s figure rapidly faded, then vanished completely. Its aura became untraceable.

Four, five seconds passed.

[Shit! I forgot dimensional beasts can slip into subspace!]

Luo You stomped in frustration.

She had fought dimensional beasts too rarely. Low-level ones were instant kills—she’d completely forgotten they could enter subspace!

She could use “Shatter Illusion” to detect a dimensional beast’s hiding spot, but she couldn’t interfere with subspace. She could only watch it escape.

Even alerting magical girls was useless—the super-large star ring couldn’t detect it.

Plunder-Light energy fluctuations far exceeded the ring’s detection limits.

“Tch.” Luo You clicked her tongue again.

This encounter with the Rage-Devouring Giant Spirit was barely a pass.

She gained some intel, but nothing comprehensive.

[The power magical girls use originates from a supreme entity in the Sea of Realms. When Fei Tianlan fell, it shattered some supreme artifact? Could it be an ancient relic? Shattering even that would be too overpowered.]

As the Rage-Devouring Giant Spirit—

The crowd gradually calmed.

The fighting outside subsided too.

Soon, the dimensional beast invasion alert lifted. The shelter doors opened. Fresh, cold air dispersed the stifling murk inside.

Everyone, long deprived of light, shoved toward the exit.

“Youyou!”

Someone was already waiting outside.

“Little Aunt!”

Luo You launched herself forward! Treating Little Aunt’s massive evil chest as a brake pad, burying her whole face in it.

Smack!

Ji Yue seized the chance to deliver a heavy palm to her soft, bouncy rear—ripples for days!

The sting killed Luo You’s mood to enjoy the chest-brake.

“Little Aunt, what the hell! I was worried about you—why hit me?”

Ji Yue felt no guilt, even savoring the handfeel, tempted to spank more.

“Danger’s over. Go home and sleep. I have things to do.”

“Auntie~~ If you come back tonight, which room will you sleep in?”

“What do you plan to do if I tell you?”

“Night raid, obviously.”

Ji Yue coldly pointed at her own building and ordered, “Go home and sleep. Now!”

“Roger that!”

Luo You scampered off.

…

Moments later, Ji Yue returned to the Jiuming Sea Magical Alliance branch, face grave, brows knitted with unease.

During her teammates’ subjugation of the dimensional beast, she had observed from the sidelines, testing new team coordination, joining only if necessary.

Yet, near the end, for one instant, every magical girl—including her—and even the targeted beast felt an overwhelming palpitation. Movements faltered, flaws exposed. The beast broke the encirclement.

Luckily, Ji Yue reacted fast, striking decisively to fell it. The subjugation concluded.

“What on earth was that?”

In her office, Ji Yue’s brows stayed locked.

It felt as if some “powerful existence” had brushed past. Everyone had danced with death.

[Could it be Herrera? No… I’ve never felt this facing Herrera before. It shouldn’t be her.]

Sigh—

Ji Yue opened her phone and checked her home surveillance.

In the feed, that little slut Luo You had rummaged through the clothes room, found stockings and a skirt, dressed like a total tease again, then slipped into what looked like the master bedroom and burrowed under the covers to sleep.

“How nice it would be if I could be as carefree as her.”

Ji Yue sighed.

She slumped back in her chair.

“Should I mention this to the other Ten Seats?”