Child of Nature: “Perhaps one of those bastards will be chosen by Death God Karl as a test subject for the Void Engine, walking the same path as Hua Ye did in the original story. For example, Sumari.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “That actually makes sense.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “Why don’t you take out Sumari too, Yan?”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “Sure, the guy’s handsome, but that whole thing with Hexi made me want to kill him. Using feelings to ambush Hexi like that—how despicable!”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “He deserves to die!”
At this point, Su Yunqing clenched her fists in frustration. She still remembered watching the scene where Sumari met Hexi—how he touched her face, leaned in as if to kiss her, and then actually stabbed her! Damn it!
Lighthouse Tycoon: “The Heavenly King Hexi was still too naive. She genuinely loved Sumari back then, but all she got in return was betrayal.”
Lighthouse Tycoon: “I don’t know how gods think, but can a being like Hexi really become that muddle-headed once she falls for someone? She should have just killed Sumari from the start.”
Oriental Invincible: “Heavenly King Hexi let Sumari go because of her feelings for him. And Sumari stayed loyal to Hua Ye—well, I suppose you could call it loyalty.”
Oriental Invincible: “From a purely positional standpoint, it’s hard to say who’s right or wrong.”
Oriental Invincible: “The only conclusion is that Heavenly King Hexi loved the wrong person.”
Dongfang Bai’s gaze turned complicated. Just as in the original storyline, she would fall for Linghu Chong—both of them had loved someone they shouldn’t have. Fortunately, she had the power to change things through the chat group, while Heavenly King Hexi did not.
Railgun: “Love truly has a magical power, capable of enchanting even those who have lived through eons.”
Railgun: “But can love really last that long?”
Railgun: “Under normal circumstances, wouldn’t it either evolve into family bonds—or fade away, leading the two to part ways?”
Child of Nature: “That’s how it works under normal circumstances. But these beings are angels.”
Child of Nature: “Remember what Angel Yan once said? Angels have uncomplicated hearts. They aren’t overly demanding. A pure love can easily sweep them off their feet, sometimes leading them to make irreparable mistakes.”
Child of Nature: “To love what he loves, to think what he thinks, to bear his pain and share his hardships—whether in poverty or wealth, in humility or honor, whether in times of chaos or when even the gods turn their backs—I will draw my sword and fight for him, fold my wings for him, never leave him, never forsake him, until the end of eternity.”
Child of Nature: “Their pursuit of true love is far beyond what we can imagine.”
Lighthouse Tycoon: “A Guardian Angel meant for only one person—that is truly an existence that no one could ever refuse.”
If it were just words, they wouldn’t mean much. But the terrifying thing is that angels can truly live up to their Guardian Angel oaths.
He asked himself—could he do the same for Pepper? Who wouldn’t yearn for a love like that?
——-
Angel Yan gazed at the Guardian Angel oath that Bai Xuan had posted in the chat group, a flicker of complexity passing through her eyes.
If she hadn’t joined the chat group, she would have already gone to Earth, met Ge Xiaolun, and would eventually have spoken those very vows to him. But now, it was impossible for her to become Ge Xiaolun’s Guardian Angel.
There was no point in feeling sad about it. There had never been any real feelings between them. If it weren’t for Queen Kesha’s words and his identity as the Galaxy Force, they never would have had any chance of falling in love. Even in the original story, Ge Xiaolun’s true love was always Rose, and Qilin—that girl—also had feelings for him.
Still, there was a faint sense of regret.
Angels deeply yearn for love. Even though eradicating evil and upholding justice ranks first in their hearts, once they fall in love, so many things begin to change. Before, she at least had something to look forward to. Now, even that hope was gone.
She let out a helpless smile. She used to mock Bai Xuan for needing to practice abstinence—yet she had remained abstinent all these years, and what had it gotten her?
The chat group discussion was still ongoing, and the topic was still centered on Heavenly King Hexi.
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “Why did Hexi fall for Sumari? Other than his face, what’s so great about him?”
Child of Nature: “Isn’t having a face enough?”
Child of Nature: “Everyone pursues beauty. In the context of that era, as long as Sumari put on a good act and showed respect toward female angels, combined with his looks—it was only natural that Hexi would develop feelings for him.”
Sacred Left Wing Guardian: “Angel genes dictate that we are a race that pursues perfection.”
Sacred Left Wing Guardian: “Queen Kesha once told me that Heavenly King Hexi is the one among angels who most pursues perfection.”
Sacred Left Wing Guardian: “Back then, it was Sumari’s face that made the innocent, love-struck Heavenly King Hexi entertain thoughts of romance—ultimately leading to that tragic mistake.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “Wait, after hearing the two of you say that, I’m starting to think Heavenly King Hexi was just a face-con—and a naive, lovesick one at that?”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “Ah, never mind. I’m not much better myself.”
Even though she didn’t believe she’d ever find love due to the world she came from before her transmigration, she still enjoyed looking at handsome guys and beautiful women. She believed in love—she just didn’t think she’d ever experience it herself.
Uchiha Dance King: “The Edge of Heaven Judgment is beginning.”
As Uchiha Madara’s message appeared, everyone’s focus shifted to the sky, where Angel Leng and Angel Zhui stood holding their Blazing Swords.
On the planet below, countless bastards scrambled in panic. They tried to flee but found their bodies immobilized, leaving them no choice but to run frantically on the ground. Yet all of that was meaningless in the face of the Edge of Heaven Judgment.
BOOM!
Angel Leng and Angel Zhui swung their swords. A terrifying orange-red beam, carrying immense energy, descended from space and struck the surface. It was a force that spelled annihilation for everything in its path. The entire planet was engulfed in blinding light.
Then, everything fell silent.
The live stream ended there.
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “That Edge of Heaven Judgment was insane—way more powerful than what I saw in the anime.”
Just Ordinary Group Owner: “The scale was completely different.”
She remembered an episode where Angel Yan launched a King-level Edge of Heaven Judgment. She spent ages charging it up, with a whole battle group assisting, and yet it barely destroyed an arena. After several minutes of output, all it left was a few-hundred-meter crater. The difference in power was laughable.
Lighthouse Tycoon: “That’s completely normal. The Edge of Heaven Judgment draws its best energy source from planets or stars. But angels are hesitant to drain too much, because they have to consider planetary safety.”
Lighthouse Tycoon: “Take Earth, for example—they only allowed Ge Xiaolun to use it once, since extracting too much energy could cause problems with the sun.”
Lighthouse Tycoon: “Honestly, I think the Angel civilization should just buy an Infinity Stone. Infinite energy is no joke.”
