Chapter 718: Primordial Barrier
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Chapter 718 Primordial Barrier
The Leviathan's roar is deafening to almost all the Mermaids and Nagas who hear it, but Lucien and his girls are just behind the barrier of the Sins.
Also, he can swear that the mysterious creature and the Water Spirit looked at him for a second before returning to focus on creating that colossal barrier around the whole Blue Star.
"What was that?" Lucien can't help but wonder, simultaneously asking for Lust's opinion.
"She wants you to see it," Lust quickly voices her opinion.
"See what exactly?" He is still confused.
Lust has no doubts that this is a kind of show of strength; and for whom else would it be if not for Lucien?
"This all, their show," she responds.
Lucien doesn't want to jump to conclusions about both the Water Spirit and the Leviathan, but Lust's words make some sense.
"If it solves our problems, I don't mind spending several days watching them," he comments aloud.
Everyone agrees that this incredible barrier would truly be a miracle now, so they attentively observe every move of the Water Spirit and the Leviathan in the sky.
The Water Spirit continues channeling the blue and green energies in the sky, causing the magical barrier to cover everything within a radius of thousands of miles.
They all count the seconds until two minutes pass, and the Leviathan falters again.
The creature's green light begins to lose its shine, but this time she doesn't roar and regain strength.
Yet, she glances at Lucien again, a look still fierce but this time exhausted.
"She's going down!!" Lucien instinctively releases Nea and flies towards the Leviathan.
He still remembers the torturous pain the creature caused him, but seeing she give everything to protect the Blue Star, he can't help but consider her an ally rather than an enemy.
Despite still being a gigantic, monstrous, and scary creature, the Leviathan is now exhausted and unconscious, weak, and completely vulnerable.
Lucien doesn't know what he's going to do, after all, holding the massive serpent in his arms is not possible. Yet, he wants to try to help the allies who are helping him.
"Lucien!!!" The girls shout, worried about him.
But he continues flying towards the falling Leviathan from the sky.
The Water Spirit is aware of everything that is happening, and while still maintaining a hand channeling her energy into the barrier, she uses the other to signal Lucien, a clear sign for him to stop.
He halts in the air, not because of that signal, but because a voice resonates in his mind, a voice he has heard before.
"Wait." That voice is so sweet and gentle that it reminds him of another voice, a connection so absurd that it makes him question his sanity.
"Let me help!" Lucien shouts to the Water Spirit.
But before she responds, he sees water ropes coming out of the sea, holding the Leviathan's body in the air.
Then, within those magical water ropes, the Leviathan's body starts to glow in green and blue.
The most impressive part comes next when the Leviathan's body begins to change, its gigantic and monstrous features rapidly diminishing, making way for humanoid traits.
In a matter of seconds, the colossal draconic serpent transforms into a petite lady with demi-human but delicate features.
"I bet so." Greed comments sarcastically.
"Let's hear it anyway..." Gluttony adds.
Everyone has something to say, but Lucien remains strangely silent, his gaze fixed on the eyes of the Water Spirit.
Somehow, he feels that everything about her is very familiar, yet at the same time, he can't find any memories of her in his mind.
That's different from how he feels about his mother; he has clear memories of her voice and touch, even though he can't remember her face anymore.
Not only his gaze but everyone else's is fixed on the Water Spirit, and they see her slowly floating towards that tall tower, in the direction of Lucien and his girls.
Following the Sins' intuition, Lucien's sister and most of his wives prepare their weapons.
But he quickly signals them to stay calm. "She's not our enemy, I can feel it."
Nea is very happy that Lucien thinks that way, but the Sins disapprove of such blind faith.
"Whatever she says, you shouldn't just believe it," Pride advises him.
"She's right," Lust doesn't like admitting it, but she also wants the best for Lucien. "Remember that there are unknown people in the shadows trying to manipulate us..."
"And these Primordials might very well be those people," Envy quickly adds.
The number of questions in Lucien's mind grows rapidly, but as the Water Spirit approaches him, his urge to question her is replaced by feelings he doesn't comprehend.
The distance between them is now just a hundred meters, and the Water Spirit continues to float calmly towards him.
Nea, Saria, Mira, and even Kamala quickly bow; the desire to show respect to their creator is instinctive and powerful.
Lucien doesn't blame them, but he doesn't feel any urge to show such respect to the Water Spirit; their mysterious connection feels more natural and intimate.
The Water Spirit finally stops in the air a few meters away from Lucien, who is also floating in the air.
"My Lady," the Mermaids and Nagas greet her respectfully.
But the Water Spirit continues to stare at Lucien with a neutral yet slightly curious expression.
"..." Lucien doesn't say anything, and a strange silence fills the atmosphere.
He keeps his gaze fixed on the Water Spirit but briefly glances away, first giving a gentle and friendly look to Nea, Mira, and their daughters.
Then, the mysterious lady in blue casts a neutral look over Lucien's sisters and wives, ending with a hostile expression upon seeing the Sins standing beside him.
The tension in the air becomes palpable, as everyone has so many questions, but no one wants to be the first to speak. At the same time, they all wonder what such a mysterious person has to say.
After making her feelings somewhat clear about the women around Lucien, the Water Spirit looks back at him.
Her neutral expression doesn't seem entirely natural, evident in her tone when she speaks her first words out loud to him.
"Thank you."
Lucien didn't expect that response, nor did he anticipate the powerful wave of happiness that surged within him afterward.
He doesn't know how to respond, and he instinctively smiles, like someone who has just received a beautiful gift.
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Chapter 718 Primordial Barrier
The Leviathan's roar is deafening to almost all the Mermaids and Nagas who hear it, but Lucien and his girls are just behind the barrier of the Sins.
Also, he can swear that the mysterious creature and the Water Spirit looked at him for a second before returning to focus on creating that colossal barrier around the whole Blue Star.
"What was that?" Lucien can't help but wonder, simultaneously asking for Lust's opinion.
"She wants you to see it," Lust quickly voices her opinion.
"See what exactly?" He is still confused.
Lust has no doubts that this is a kind of show of strength; and for whom else would it be if not for Lucien?
"This all, their show," she responds.
Lucien doesn't want to jump to conclusions about both the Water Spirit and the Leviathan, but Lust's words make some sense.
"If it solves our problems, I don't mind spending several days watching them," he comments aloud.
Everyone agrees that this incredible barrier would truly be a miracle now, so they attentively observe every move of the Water Spirit and the Leviathan in the sky.
The Water Spirit continues channeling the blue and green energies in the sky, causing the magical barrier to cover everything within a radius of thousands of miles.
They all count the seconds until two minutes pass, and the Leviathan falters again.
The creature's green light begins to lose its shine, but this time she doesn't roar and regain strength.
Yet, she glances at Lucien again, a look still fierce but this time exhausted.
"She's going down!!" Lucien instinctively releases Nea and flies towards the Leviathan.
He still remembers the torturous pain the creature caused him, but seeing she give everything to protect the Blue Star, he can't help but consider her an ally rather than an enemy.
Despite still being a gigantic, monstrous, and scary creature, the Leviathan is now exhausted and unconscious, weak, and completely vulnerable.
Lucien doesn't know what he's going to do, after all, holding the massive serpent in his arms is not possible. Yet, he wants to try to help the allies who are helping him.
"Lucien!!!" The girls shout, worried about him.
But he continues flying towards the falling Leviathan from the sky.
The Water Spirit is aware of everything that is happening, and while still maintaining a hand channeling her energy into the barrier, she uses the other to signal Lucien, a clear sign for him to stop.
He halts in the air, not because of that signal, but because a voice resonates in his mind, a voice he has heard before.
"Wait." That voice is so sweet and gentle that it reminds him of another voice, a connection so absurd that it makes him question his sanity.
"Let me help!" Lucien shouts to the Water Spirit.
But before she responds, he sees water ropes coming out of the sea, holding the Leviathan's body in the air.
Then, within those magical water ropes, the Leviathan's body starts to glow in green and blue.
The most impressive part comes next when the Leviathan's body begins to change, its gigantic and monstrous features rapidly diminishing, making way for humanoid traits.
In a matter of seconds, the colossal draconic serpent transforms into a petite lady with demi-human but delicate features.
"I bet so." Greed comments sarcastically.
"Let's hear it anyway..." Gluttony adds.
Everyone has something to say, but Lucien remains strangely silent, his gaze fixed on the eyes of the Water Spirit.
Somehow, he feels that everything about her is very familiar, yet at the same time, he can't find any memories of her in his mind.
That's different from how he feels about his mother; he has clear memories of her voice and touch, even though he can't remember her face anymore.
Not only his gaze but everyone else's is fixed on the Water Spirit, and they see her slowly floating towards that tall tower, in the direction of Lucien and his girls.
Following the Sins' intuition, Lucien's sister and most of his wives prepare their weapons.
But he quickly signals them to stay calm. "She's not our enemy, I can feel it."
Nea is very happy that Lucien thinks that way, but the Sins disapprove of such blind faith.
"Whatever she says, you shouldn't just believe it," Pride advises him.
"She's right," Lust doesn't like admitting it, but she also wants the best for Lucien. "Remember that there are unknown people in the shadows trying to manipulate us..."
"And these Primordials might very well be those people," Envy quickly adds.
The number of questions in Lucien's mind grows rapidly, but as the Water Spirit approaches him, his urge to question her is replaced by feelings he doesn't comprehend.
The distance between them is now just a hundred meters, and the Water Spirit continues to float calmly towards him.
Nea, Saria, Mira, and even Kamala quickly bow; the desire to show respect to their creator is instinctive and powerful.
Lucien doesn't blame them, but he doesn't feel any urge to show such respect to the Water Spirit; their mysterious connection feels more natural and intimate.
The Water Spirit finally stops in the air a few meters away from Lucien, who is also floating in the air.
"My Lady," the Mermaids and Nagas greet her respectfully.
But the Water Spirit continues to stare at Lucien with a neutral yet slightly curious expression.
"..." Lucien doesn't say anything, and a strange silence fills the atmosphere.
He keeps his gaze fixed on the Water Spirit but briefly glances away, first giving a gentle and friendly look to Nea, Mira, and their daughters.
Then, the mysterious lady in blue casts a neutral look over Lucien's sisters and wives, ending with a hostile expression upon seeing the Sins standing beside him.
The tension in the air becomes palpable, as everyone has so many questions, but no one wants to be the first to speak. At the same time, they all wonder what such a mysterious person has to say.
After making her feelings somewhat clear about the women around Lucien, the Water Spirit looks back at him.
Her neutral expression doesn't seem entirely natural, evident in her tone when she speaks her first words out loud to him.
"Thank you."
Lucien didn't expect that response, nor did he anticipate the powerful wave of happiness that surged within him afterward.
He doesn't know how to respond, and he instinctively smiles, like someone who has just received a beautiful gift.
Chapter 718 Primordial Barrier The Leviathan's roar is deafening to almost all the Mermaids and Nagas who hear it, but Lucien and his girls are just behind the barrier of the Sins. Also, he can swear that the mysterious creature and the Water Spirit looked at him for a second before returning to focus on creating that colossal barrier around the whole Blue Star. "What was that?" Lucien can't help but wonder, simultaneously asking for Lust's opinion. "She wants you to see it," Lust quickly voices her opinion. "See what exactly?" He is still confused. Lust has no doubts that this is a kind of show of strength; and for whom else would it be if not for Lucien? "This all, their show," she responds. Lucien doesn't want to jump to conclusions about both the Water Spirit and the Leviathan, but Lust's words make some sense. "If it solves our problems, I don't mind spending several days watching them," he comments aloud. Everyone agrees that this incredible barrier would truly be a miracle now, so they attentively observe every move of the Water Spirit and the Leviathan in the sky. The Water Spirit continues channeling the blue and green energies in the sky, causing the magical barrier to cover everything within a radius of thousands of miles. They all count the seconds until two minutes pass, and the Leviathan falters again. The creature's green light begins to lose its shine, but this time she doesn't roar and regain strength. Yet, she glances at Lucien again, a look still fierce but this time exhausted. "She's going down!!" Lucien instinctively releases Nea and flies towards the Leviathan. He still remembers the torturous pain the creature caused him, but seeing she give everything to protect the Blue Star, he can't help but consider her an ally rather than an enemy. Despite still being a gigantic, monstrous, and scary creature, the Leviathan is now exhausted and unconscious, weak, and completely vulnerable. Lucien doesn't know what he's going to do, after all, holding the massive serpent in his arms is not possible. Yet, he wants to try to help the allies who are helping him. "Lucien!!!" The girls shout, worried about him. But he continues flying towards the falling Leviathan from the sky. The Water Spirit is aware of everything that is happening, and while still maintaining a hand channeling her energy into the barrier, she uses the other to signal Lucien, a clear sign for him to stop. He halts in the air, not because of that signal, but because a voice resonates in his mind, a voice he has heard before. "Wait." That voice is so sweet and gentle that it reminds him of another voice, a connection so absurd that it makes him question his sanity. "Let me help!" Lucien shouts to the Water Spirit. But before she responds, he sees water ropes coming out of the sea, holding the Leviathan's body in the air. Then, within those magical water ropes, the Leviathan's body starts to glow in green and blue. The most impressive part comes next when the Leviathan's body begins to change, its gigantic and monstrous features rapidly diminishing, making way for humanoid traits. In a matter of seconds, the colossal draconic serpent transforms into a petite lady with demi-human but delicate features. "I bet so." Greed comments sarcastically. "Let's hear it anyway..." Gluttony adds. Everyone has something to say, but Lucien remains strangely silent, his gaze fixed on the eyes of the Water Spirit. Somehow, he feels that everything about her is very familiar, yet at the same time, he can't find any memories of her in his mind. That's different from how he feels about his mother; he has clear memories of her voice and touch, even though he can't remember her face anymore. Not only his gaze but everyone else's is fixed on the Water Spirit, and they see her slowly floating towards that tall tower, in the direction of Lucien and his girls. Following the Sins' intuition, Lucien's sister and most of his wives prepare their weapons. But he quickly signals them to stay calm. "She's not our enemy, I can feel it." Nea is very happy that Lucien thinks that way, but the Sins disapprove of such blind faith. "Whatever she says, you shouldn't just believe it," Pride advises him. "She's right," Lust doesn't like admitting it, but she also wants the best for Lucien. "Remember that there are unknown people in the shadows trying to manipulate us..." "And these Primordials might very well be those people," Envy quickly adds. The number of questions in Lucien's mind grows rapidly, but as the Water Spirit approaches him, his urge to question her is replaced by feelings he doesn't comprehend. The distance between them is now just a hundred meters, and the Water Spirit continues to float calmly towards him. Nea, Saria, Mira, and even Kamala quickly bow; the desire to show respect to their creator is instinctive and powerful. Lucien doesn't blame them, but he doesn't feel any urge to show such respect to the Water Spirit; their mysterious connection feels more natural and intimate. The Water Spirit finally stops in the air a few meters away from Lucien, who is also floating in the air. "My Lady," the Mermaids and Nagas greet her respectfully. But the Water Spirit continues to stare at Lucien with a neutral yet slightly curious expression. "..." Lucien doesn't say anything, and a strange silence fills the atmosphere. He keeps his gaze fixed on the Water Spirit but briefly glances away, first giving a gentle and friendly look to Nea, Mira, and their daughters. Then, the mysterious lady in blue casts a neutral look over Lucien's sisters and wives, ending with a hostile expression upon seeing the Sins standing beside him. The tension in the air becomes palpable, as everyone has so many questions, but no one wants to be the first to speak. At the same time, they all wonder what such a mysterious person has to say. After making her feelings somewhat clear about the women around Lucien, the Water Spirit looks back at him. Her neutral expression doesn't seem entirely natural, evident in her tone when she speaks her first words out loud to him. "Thank you." Lucien didn't expect that response, nor did he anticipate the powerful wave of happiness that surged within him afterward. He doesn't know how to respond, and he instinctively smiles, like someone who has just received a beautiful gift.
