My Best Bro Got Bullied by Another Bad Woman Again - Chapter 19
As he spoke, Sun Du slowly stood up.
Beyond the city wall, the entire safe zone remained brightly illuminated despite the late hour. It wasn’t nearly as bustling as daytime, but soldiers still patrolled every corner, making sure not even the darkest alley was left unchecked.
Luluye’s capture was no secret.
The highest level of alert had already been declared, and everyone was prepared for battle.
Walking toward the city wall, Sun Du saw rows of soldiers standing guard. Even from a distance, he could see the tension written across their faces.
Since the retreat of the evil creatures, many of the newer recruits had never experienced a true large-scale battle.
Even veterans would struggle against a Seventh-Tier Great Witch.
Fear…
Was only natural.
“Good evening, Mr. Sun!”
Captain Li saluted crisply.
“Luluye claimed that if she didn’t return tonight, her teacher would immediately realize something had happened.”
“With a Seventh-Tier witch…”
“She’ll probably come personally.”
“How are the preparations?”
Captain Li nodded firmly.
“Everything is ready.”
“The First, Fourth, Seventh, and Eighth Battalions are all in position.”
“Excellent.”
Sun Du nodded with satisfaction before asking,
“Are they all here voluntarily?”
“They don’t actually need to participate in a battle of this level.”
Captain Li smiled.
“We know.”
“But we’re soldiers.”
“Soldiers who protect our homeland.”
“Even if we can’t stop her…”
“We still have our dignity.”
“At the very least…”
“We want to prove we aren’t afraid.”
“Good.”
Sun Du smiled.
“I look forward to seeing it.”
Just as he turned to leave, Captain Li hurriedly stopped him.
“Mr. Sun…”
He awkwardly held up the twisted metal airplane.
“The blacksmiths have been staring at this thing for half an hour…”
“They all said…”
“They have absolutely no idea how to turn it back.”
Outside the city wall…
Far away in the darkness…
A woman lounged lazily atop a crooked dead tree.
She silently counted the seconds.
Three…
Two…
One…
“Time’s up.”
Ayramirong stretched comfortably before spreading both arms.
“Now…”
“Welcome me.”
The moment she finished speaking—
The moon vanished.
The stars disappeared.
Dark clouds swallowed the heavens.
An endless sea of black mist surged across the earth like a tidal wave, rolling toward the towering fortress.
On the city wall…
Beneath the fifteenth streetlamp from the left…
A veteran stood beside a young recruit.
The recruit nervously peered into the darkness outside.
Meanwhile, the veteran calmly polished his rifle barrel beneath the light.
“Old Zhang…”
“Do you think that witch will really come?”
The veteran shrugged.
“Who knows?”
He carefully inspected the gleaming barrel before nodding with satisfaction.
“What?”
“You actually hope she comes?”
The recruit scratched his head.
“A little.”
“I’ve never seen someone that powerful before.”
“If I survive…”
“I’ll at least have something incredible to brag about.”
“Aren’t you scared?”
“Of course I am.”
“…But I still want to see it.”
The veteran chuckled.
“Just as I thought.”
“Young soldiers aren’t afraid of war.”
“It’s only old soldiers…”
“…who wish for peace.”
Just then—
He noticed the light overhead dimming.
“Hm?”
“Did the lamp break?”
The veteran looked up.
His expression instantly changed.
Something black…
Like thick paint…
Was slowly crawling over the lamp.
Beside him, the recruit suddenly shouted.
“Old Zhang!”
“The fog!”
“Damn!”
The veteran grabbed his rifle.
“She’s here!”
“Battle stations!”
The same scene unfolded all along the city wall.
Most soldiers couldn’t even see the enemy.
They only saw the darkness swallowing every source of light.
Even the calmest among them…
Had no answer for this kind of magic.
“Don’t panic!”
Captain Li barked orders.
“Prepare the Anti-Magic Energy Cannons!”
“Activate the Anti-Darkness Laser Batteries!”
“Move!”
“And send someone to notify Mr. Sun!”
“Captain!”
“Hold your fire!”
“My signal only!”
“Yes, sir!”
The black fog continued gathering.
Gradually…
It formed the enormous face of a woman in the sky.
Her voice rolled across heaven and earth like thunder.
“I have come…”
“…to retrieve my student.”
“Stand aside.”
“Otherwise—”
“Fire!”
Captain Li didn’t wait for her to finish.
Boom! Boom! Boom!
Dozens of Anti-Magic Cannons erupted simultaneously.
Countless laser beams tore through the darkness.
The enormous face scattered slightly.
Unfortunately…
Only slightly.
These weapons could effectively suppress enemies below the Fifth Tier.
Against a Seventh-Tier Great Witch…
They were almost meaningless.
“How foolish.”
Ayramirong’s calm voice echoed once more.
“The courage of ignorance.”
As she finished speaking…
Darkness spread through the mist.
Everything it touched—
Walls…
Cannons…
Streetlamps…
Weapons…
Was gradually stained black.
Like fresh ink soaking into paper.
Color disappeared.
Light disappeared.
Even heat seemed to vanish.
Captain Li watched helplessly.
“…Again.”
Every weapon had become coated in that strange black substance.
No matter how they fired…
Nothing happened.
Inside this darkness…
Light itself had been erased.
“Hmph.”
“The ones capable of stopping me…”
“…aren’t even here.”
“So where exactly…”
“…does your courage come from?”
She had already sensed everyone inside the fortress.
There wasn’t a single Seventh-Tier powerhouse present.
Meanwhile…
After confirming that Ayramirong had targeted the city wall instead of Lu Xiaoxiao or Liu Nuanyu…
And after confirming the prison barrier remained intact…
Sun Du casually picked up his spare belt.
“It seems…”
“We’ll have to compare magic tricks.”
He walked leisurely toward the city wall.
The moment Sun Du appeared—
The black mist retreated instinctively.
Like darkness fleeing before dawn.
Everywhere he walked…
The corruption dissolved.
The darkness dispersed.
Even the black stains vanished.
Walking calmly along the city wall without even raising his head, Sun Du spoke quietly.
“Come down.”
“If you’re looking for someone worthy of your challenge…”
“Then challenge me.”
“Instead of showing off in front of everyone else.”
The mist immediately began to gather.
It compressed into a single strand of black smoke.
Then drifted gently down from the sky.
Moonlight broke through the clouds once more.
Standing before Sun Du…
Was a tall woman.
Around 1.7 meters in height.
Long black hair flowed behind her in the night breeze.
Oddly enough…
Although her hair was pitch black…
It shimmered beneath the moonlight like the surface of still water.
She wore a perfectly tailored black evening gown that elegantly outlined her graceful figure.
Her beautiful face remained expressionless.
Cold.
Distant.
Untouchable.
She resembled an iceberg.
A queen who could only be admired from afar.
Anyone unfamiliar with her would never imagine…
That she was the infamous Witch of Darkness and Space.
She looked nothing like a traditional witch.
But Sun Du had already recognized her.
Her makeup…
Had exactly the same “widow’s face” style as Luluye’s.
“Ayramirong?”
Sun Du asked calmly.
She smiled faintly.
Ripples spread through the surrounding space.
Black matter swirled lazily around her fingertips.
“So…”
“It really is that obvious?”
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