The Alien Empera gazed down at the Land of Light. "Thirty thousand years ago, you lost your sun. Today, I shall wipe you out for good-"
Before he could finish, a hole appeared in his chest.
Belial shook the black blood from his hand. "What a chatterbox."
The Impreza army bore down on them, and the Ultra Warriors were nearly wiped out.
Belial stood before a mountain of corpses, sword in his one remaining hand, and grinned.
"Who else?"
Later, someone asked if he had been afraid back then.
Belial pointed to the Plasma Spark Tower behind him.
"There was a woman crying inside. I can't stand hearing her cry."
This book features Beria as the protagonist. Contrary to the image on the screen, he will appear as a positive image in the book, forming a contrast with the image on the screen. Interested readers are welcome to click to read and criticize.
It's acceptable, but there are still some flaws. I'll keep up the good work and hope that I can change it to five stars in the future, hahaha
This is my first time reading this kind of thing. To be honest, it has changed some of my stereotypes. It's well-written.
The various emotions are well portrayed, follow them and take a look
I hope the author will continue to write well. I'm really looking forward to the ending.
There is a hearty feeling, this book successfully caught my attention 😎😎😎😎
I like this one better. Come on, don't collapse later 🍉 🍉
It's not bad, it's one of the better-looking ones of its kind, and some details and emotions are handled well!
The brotherly relationship between Beria and Ultra's father is well portrayed.
This section of the Wilderness Star Territory is quite realistic. For people who are used to being protected, once the protector comes late, the first thing that comes up is not gratitude, but complaint.