The legend of ice - 34 As Pangu

“My name is Pangu!”

Delphini looked bewildered for some time then asked me, “Who the hell is Pangu?”

“I am the creator of the universe, Delphini Riddle,” I sneered, or it was Pangu, “I expect you to bow and worship me!”

That was definitely Pangu. I wouldn’t do that in all my life, only an arrogant creator would do so.

“Oh,” said Delphini, “I am sorry, I am not going to worship you. However, I am going to kill you!”

As she said this, she raised her wand and pointed it at me, then chanted, “Avada Kedavra!”

A green ray imerged from the wand and hit me. This time, I didn’t faint. I only felt a tickling sensation in my body, nothing more.

“You make me laugh, girl,” I said while laughing.

Slowly, her face was becoming red from fury and anger. She then started to do a series of killing and torture spells, hoping that she would at least harm me.

Unfortunately for her, I completely lost the trait of feeling. None of her spells was capable of even leaving a mark on my body.

Finally, unable to do anything harmful to me, she gave up. She stopped for some time in order to catch her breath, then prepared to chant again.

However, she stopped mid-way. A red globe of electricity sprout from my right hand, and it shot a beam and hit Delphini’s wand.

Immediately, her wand flew out of her hand and away from her. She looked bewildered then said, as if in a trance, “Impossible! No one was able to do this kind of magic in a millennium. And the ones that knew are all dead!”

“There are many things that you are ignorant of, witch!” I said.

“How dare you say this to the Dark Lord’s daughter!”

I just shook my head and said, “Your father was killed by a 17 years old boy, and you think highly of him?”

“You know nothing about my father!”

“You do?”

“Yes!”

“I remember that you haven’t even seen him. How can you know many things about your father if you haven’t even seen him?!”

“Shut up!” Her anger reached its limits now, but could do nothing about it.

“Didn’t your father teach you not to speak like this to people?” I taunted her.

“Shut UP!” She said this and sent a killing curse on me, and it was wasted.

“Did you finish? My patience has limits,” I said.

She sighed but stayed silent.

“I will take that as a yes. Now if you don’t mind, I will show you what real fighting is.”

I stretched out my hand and said, “I call upon my heavenly axe!”

Instantly, a bright white glow appeared from my hand, and blinded all of the people present. When the light faded, a single bladed axe was seen in my hand. It had spell patterns on it, old and new. However, the axe looked as if it was going to crumble to dust after a single use.

Inside the sea of my consciousness, I faced Pangu with a strange look at my face then said, “Why is the axe broken?”

He just shook his head helplessly and said, “The pieces are not complete, so it is a bit old right now.”

“Are you sure that I can use it now?”

“Yeah you can, but you would have to wait a year in order to use it a second time.”

“Alright then, let’s finish this little witch.”

Back in the outside world, Delphini looked scared more than ever. I looked at her and smiled evilly then said, “Ready to face death, darling?”

The look on her face was one of a little girl who was just told a horror story. I didn’t need her to answer, since I was going to kill her whether she was ready or not.

I held the axe high and aimed at her head. I struck it and ended her life in an instant. I looked at her and said in a sarcastic tone, “Bye, little augurey!”

Suddenly, a feminine voice emerged behind me. “H-h-Hasan, what has happened now?”

I turned my body and saw that one of my female friends have had the courage to ask. I completely forgot about them, and now they have seen the secret of the cultivation world.

“I am sorry guys, but you have seen too much!” I said to them then started to chant, “Obli….”

However, I was interrupted by Richard, whose voice came from nowhere and filled the area, “Don’t erase their memories! It is time for the mortals to know of the existence of the cultivation world!”

“Are you sure about this?” I asked him.

“Yes! There will be no more hiding for us. And if a war would happen, so be it.”