The Protagonist’s Sister Is Actually The Strongest Chapter 377: Chapter 366: Victory

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Chapter 366: Victory Listen While Reading: Kidou Sentai Iron Saga ED - N01R (feat. Tielle) ----- The battle outside the Mechanical Tree halted as a wave of golden light surged from the tree, spreading to the other machines fighting nearby. Their red lights turned gold, then blue. The Mechanical Tree forcibly pacified them, overriding the wrath and destructive tendencies injected into their data cores by the mysterious Void Ruler. The battle ended instantly. Everyone noticed the robots stop fighting, drop their weapons, and stand silently, observing their surroundings. Their mechanical eyes widened as they realized something profound, something they couldn’t comprehend before. The colors. The wind. The warmth of the sun. The calm sea waves. The sound of distant seabirds. The beautiful sky. The clouds. Life. “It’s beautiful,” a robot said, the first words spoken by machines the cultivators had always deemed slaughtering weapons of destruction. The immortals accompanying them stood in silence, exchanging glances. “What’s beautiful?” asked one of them. A humanoid ant-like machine turned to them, its blue eyes scanning the ground. “The dirt.” “T-The dirt?” “The plants…” “Plants…” “The sky…” “Yeah, the sky is beautiful.” The machine nodded. “Your world is beautiful.” The immortal, a large, muscular brown bear, laughed. “Hahaha, indeed, it is.” Wai Tian sighed as her transformation deactivated. She returned to normal, collapsing to the ground in relief. “Ugh, oof… Hahh… Finally over,” she said. “I spent all my energy on that, ugh…” “Well done,” Yin Sheng smiled, patting her shoulder. “You fought well, Wai Tian.” “You too, fox,” the tigress replied, standing slowly. “I’m alright, I’m alright… Where’s Anna, though?” “Likely inside the tree,” Sara said, floating in her ghostly form before reverting to normal. “Looks like they did it. With this, only the big tree at the center of the sunken continent remains, right?” “That’s right,” Wai Tian nodded. “And it might be the greatest challenge yet. We’ll face the Venerables’ son, his true body and soul, forcibly turned into what Anna called a Demon King. And that’s not counting their massive army.” “With the Venerables healed and at our side,” Yin Sheng said, “I believe we stand a good chance. But we must prepare and train hard to grow stronger.” “I agree…” Sara nodded. “I’ve grown to like this world and its people. So count me in. You’ve given me so much, and the only thing I can do is repay your kindness with help.” Sara had grown significantly since being summoned here by accident. Thanks to the Venerables’ teachings, she had mastered her abilities, controlled her undead body, and improved her fighting skills while managing her emotions. “It’s nothing. We’ve barely done anything,” Wai Tian said. “Your growth is all you, Sara. You’re a hard worker. I can tell you’re from Anna’s tribe of bald apes. Hard-working and strong.” “B-Bald apes…” Sara muttered, sighing. “We’re called humans, Wai Tian!” “A-Ah, right! Hu… humans! It’s a strange name to remember. My apologies,” the tigress giggled. “Anyway, we should congratulate young master Anna,” Yin Sheng said. “Let’s go. No time to waste.” “Wait for me!” A small crane girl flew after them, catching up. “Hey, don’t exclude me from the group!” “Ah, Yu! Sorry, we were in a hurry. Are you alright?” Wai Tian asked. “I’m fine, I’m fine~” Yu said, brushing her clothes with feathered arms. “I never thought I could fight, but I handled things pretty well!” “How did you even fight? I didn’t see you,” Yin Sheng said casually. “W-What?! You didn’t see me? But I was right there and… Ugh, come on…” Yu sighed, crossing her arms. “Whatever, let’s get going… My mood’s already sour. Only Anna can cheer me up.” “Uh, sorry, I didn’t mean to make you mad…” Yin Sheng apologized awkwardly. As the four walked toward the Mechanical Tree, the Venerables and their son flew overhead, surveying the battlefield. No immortals died, but many machines that joined mid-battle peris