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Chapter 2209: Mischief Maker

    <h4>Chapter 2209: Mischief Maker</h4>


    Though she wasn''t sure how he had done it, seeing Vahn crush Shuten into nothingness caused a powerful chill to spread through Amaterasu''s body. For the first time since she decided to oppose him, the notion that he was far beyond anything she had ever encountered crossed her mind.


    "This doesn''t make any sense…how can someone be this powerful without…"


    Before she could finish her statement, realization washed over Amaterasu''s mind as she muttered, "Shiroyasha…" in a low, hissing tone.


    Simr to Vahn, Pure-Blooded Dragons, Vampires, and several other ludicrously powerful creatures, Shiroyasha had simply appeared out of nowhere one fateful day. Shortly after that, she managed to flip the entire Divine Realm on its head. Her power hadpletely transcended themon sense of the Little Garden, and, despite the protests of numerous Sun Gods and Goddesses, she managed to secure her ce as the ''original'' with extreme ease.


    Like her fellow Sun Deities, Amaterasu refused to believe that Shiroyasha was the temte that had inspired them all. Unfortunately, even if she wasn''t, the power wielded by the oppressively powerful Demoness had allowed her to make it a reality. Such was the nature of the Divine Realm.


    Recalling what little information she was able to gather on Vahn and the Sage Dragon''s Hearth, the notion he was a pawn acting at the behest of Shiroyasha was firmly nted in Amaterasu''s mind. It was the only thing that could exin how someone without a legend could possess such power. He had to be borrowing it from someone, or, at the very least, something else…


    "Damn…that loli bitch yed us all for fools…"


    Convinced that the present circumstances were entirely the result of Shiroyasha''s machinations, a vexed expression marred Amaterasu''s countenance. She could still recall, in vivid detail, her past encounter with the infamous Demon of the White Night. Back then, Shiroyasha''s only power was trajectory maniption. In spite of this, she was virtually untouchable as anything aimed toward her, even a person''s line of sight would simply deviate from its course.


    Recalling how Shiroyasha would taunt her every time her sword went off course, the color gradually drained from Amaterasu''s face. If Vahn possessed a simr ability, there was very little anyone could do to him. He could just remain seated on his throne, a carefree and roguish smile on his face as his opponents failed to influence him in any meaningful way…


    "I see…it all makes sense now. The careless disregard he showed during the weeks leading up to this event, the challenge he issued to everyone participating, and his performance thus far…he is trying to cement the notion that he is ''untouchable'' in the hearts and minds of the Little Garden''s residents…"


    Recalling how the members of the Rakshasa Tribe couldn''t strike Vahn even whilst seated atop hisp, Amaterasu found herself bitting the pointed nail of her thumb. The only time they were able to affect him in any way was when they showed no hostility. This implied there were conditions to his ability, but, at the same time, there was a very real possibility he could simply choose when people were able to affect him. Either way, the odds of defeating him in a direct encounter were decreasing with each and every moment he spent seated atop his throne…


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    Though he was significantly less disturbed than Amaterasu, Indra, a handsome man that could pass as a distant rtive of Vahn, couldn''t help squinting his eyes the moment Shuten was destroyed. He was well acquainted with the capabilities of Japan''s Three Great Monsters, so, seeing a powerhouse on the level of Shuten defeated with such ease, a pensive expression gradually developed across his face.


    "So this is the man you have chosen…"


    Closing his eyes, a nearly indiscernible sigh escaped from Indra''s throat. It wasn''t particrly well known, but, several hundred years ago, Indra had once pursued Shiroyasha as a potential consort. Her passion and vivaciousness had captivated countless people, but, as one of the few Gods fated to experience countless reincarnations, Indra was often the first to support individuals who sought to bring change to the Little Garden.


    While others opposed Vahn for fear of losing their positions and having their power stripped from them, Indra opposed him for purely personal reasons. He envied the former''s autonomy, and, now that he had all but confirmed there was ''something'' going on between Vahn and his ill-fated love, Indra couldn''t help begrudging him. He didn''t hate him. Far from it, in fact. After all, Shiroyasha had actually given him a chance, but, due to his fear of being forgotten, Indra had refused to relinquish his status and authority. Thus, while he was more than capable of begrudging Vahn, Indra couldn''t hate him for supporting the people he had failed…


    If there was one thing Indra felt fully justified inining about, it was the ''careless regard'' Vahn had for his rtionships. Any man would be fortunate just to garner Shiroyasha''s intention, yet, as if he was some insatiable beast, Vahn surrounded himself with countless women. Most frustratingly of all, the women around him didn''t seem to mind. Rather, based on the information he had been able to obtain, many of the women surrounding Vahn felt fortunate just to be with him…


    Exhaling a sigh, Indra ran his fingers through his silky, dark brown hair before directing his gaze at the ceiling above. As someone who had only ever loved a single women, he simply couldn''t fathom the dynamic between Vahn and the members of his harem. A growing part of him wished he could just drag the former off by his ear and give him a stern talking-to regarding theplexities of a woman''s heart. Unfortunately, as someone who had once created a female clone of himself due to a misguided belief that there was no woman worthy of his love, Indra didn''t think he was qualified to lecture others…


    "How vexing…"


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    Unaware of her Lord''s dilemma, Ahirani directed her children to continue making preparations to destroy the Sage Dragon''s Hearth''s. The report from Attutyaptish had given her cause for concern, but, upon realizing that Vahn wasn''t going to intervene, she elected to carry out her duty without pause.


    Though it took three hours and thebined efforts of more than three-hundred of their most powerful sorcerers, shamans, and alchemists, the ritual magic that would have caused the to copse and implode upon itself was well very nearpletion.


    Unfortunately for Ahirani, the machinations of one Community were rarely respected by another, so, while most of the groups that appeared made a quick getaway, others were spurred to action the moment they realized which they were on. The forces of Mount Huaguo, in particr, had been sent out to search for Vahn''s. Thus, shortly after a group of diminutive, mascot-like monkies appeared on the surface, the members of the Rakshasa Tribe could only stare nkly as a certain golden-haired monkey giarl appeared out of thin air, demanding, "What the hell is going on here!? Where''s Vahn…!?"


    After recovering from their momentary stupor, one of the Eight Great Kings, a princely-looking man with short white hair, golden eyes, and regal attire approached Wu with all six of his hands raised in a catingly nonresistant gesture. Wu was one of the people they had been ordered to avoid at all costs, so, now that she had appeared, the man, better known as Rathobhos, stooped to one knee as he exined, "We are one of the raiding parties of the Tr??yastriá1???a Community. We have been sent at the behest of our Lord to destroy the of the Sage Dragon''s Hearth. May I inquire as to the reason for your presence here…?"


    Surprising everyone present, Wu''s response was to whack Rathobhos atop his head using her Ruyi Jingu Bang. This drove the ashen-skinned individual into the ground like a nail, a visible indent atop his head as she shouted, "No one is allowed to beat Vahn except for me! Scram…!"


    Without waiting for the group''s response, Wu extended her Ruyi Jing Bang before sweeping it in a wide arc towards thergest group of Rakshasa. Severan attempted to defend using their weapons and other armaments, but, with the exception of a few remarkably powerful individuals, everything in the path of Wu''s attack ended up being sent flying towards the horizon like a bunch of ragdolls.


    Realizing that Wu was beginning to rampage, one of the other kings, a man with bird-like legs and six wings attached to his arms attempted to strike her with his staff. With the exception of Ahirani, he was the most skilled at sealing amongst his entire race. Unfortunately, while he was sessful in his attempts to seal his target in a pyramid of inky ck energy, several additional Wu(s) promptly popped up out of nowhere…


    "Oh…that''s no-"


    Before he could finish vocalizing his regrets, the winged King, known among his people as Ashvara, found himself reeling backward due to a barefooted dropkick to the face. Wu''s raw power was so legendary that the innate defenses of the Rakshasa Tribe members provided absolutely no defense against her onught. Even the Eight Great Kings were no exception to this, as, despite their status, there were actually a number of Rakshasa Tribe members more famous than them.


    One such individual was Shuvinraja, an inordinately short, thin, and effeminate-looking youth better known as the greatest swordsman in the Tr??yastriá1???a Community. Unlike the majority of men in his tribe, Shuvinraja wasparably petite at only 165cm tall. This, coupled with the fact he possessed very little muscle mass and often wore his hair up in a neat ponytail had resulted in many mistaking him as a female in his youth. Topensate for this, he developed his own form of swordsmanship and honed his skills to the point that even the greatest warriors in his tribe would lower their heads in his presence.


    With three katana-like des in hand, Shuvinraja resembled a graceful ck and white phantom as he attempted to bifurocate one of Wu''s clones at the waist. His swords were B-Rank Gifts bestowed to him by Lord Indra himself, so, while he was well acquainted with the legends pertaining to Wu''s invulnerability, Shuvinraja refused to believe she could resist his de with mere flesh and bone.


    Though she was marginally surprised when someone appeared in her blind spot, Wu didn''t even flinch as she caught the seemingly unstoppable de with her bare hand and stated, "The Mantis stalks the Cicada…"


    "Unaware of the Oriole Behind…"


    Hearing the second voiceing from behind him, the stupefaction on Shuvinraja''s face turned to panic as he released the sword in Wu''s vice-like grip, spun around, and sliced through the empty air behind him. Theck of a Wu left him feeling indescribably disconcerted, but, before he could even begin to rationalize what had transpired, the monkey girl behind him promptly muttered, "Monkey Steals the Peaches of Immortality…"


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    Though he knew Wu had been searching for him, even Vahn was surprised to see her rampaging among the members of the Rakshasa Tribe. In hindsight, he realized had severely underestimated just how ''overprotective'' she could be in regards to things she believed were hers. In this particr instance, the thing she wanted to protect was him, so, while he initially believed she had decided to participate just to y around, Vahn was now beginning to suspect Wu had different intentions…


    ("This damned monkey girl is going to propose to me, isn''t she…?")


    (*I''m not too sure a proposal is what she had in mind. Based on all avable data, I''m pretty sure her intentions are to y im'' to you in front of thergest crowd possible. After all, there is no way the ''Legendary Sun Wu Kong'' could be reduced to the position of someone''s wife. If anything, she would attempt to make you hers…*)


    Imagining Wu kneeling before him with an engagement ring in hand, a wry smile developed across Vahn''s face as he ran his fingers through his hair and muttered, "Someone needs a spanking…"


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    (A/N: Alternate Titles: ''Amaterasu is finally starting to realize how deep of a hole she has dug for herself…'',''Oof…how can Indra be such a chad and such a simp at the same time…?'',''Wu go hard…'')


    (A/N: A storm swept through my area yesterday and knocked out the power for a few hours. Sorry for theck of updates.)
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