The Protagonist’s Sister Is Actually The Strongest Chapter 207: Chapter 197: Tipping The Scales

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Chapter 197: Tipping The Scales Listen While Reading: Shower of Swords ----- BOOOM! Both gigantic manifestations of our Auras clashed against one another, generating a huge explosion that split the clouds above us, revealing the bright golden sun shining behind the Will of the Venerable. The attack I unleashed summoned Uroboros own powers within my own Dao Roots and Radiance, not only managing to devour the entire Thunder Dragon Technique but also reach the Will of the Venerable. His six hands desperately summoned six gigantic golden weapons as he attempted to destroy my attack with them. “What sort of power is this?!” He muttered. “{Golden Pagoda’s Six Divine Relics}!” A short sword, a great sword, a spear, a trident, an axe, and a hammer. All six of these golden weapons attacked at the same time; the manifestation of Uroboros was pulverized, each strike simply deleting a piece of itself, only leaving behind sparkles of light and crimson lightning. “Did you think that would be enough to hurt me? Think again, child. You’re fighting an esteemed venerable that has lived through three Eras!” The Will of the Venerable laughed. “Now, will you ascend the heavens to confront me, or die like cockroaches before my Divine Lightning?” He pointed his weapons at us, and thunderstorms descended within a second. It felt like everything within the Dungeon was his domain. He was merely a fragment of the Constellation, yet he already could expand his Divine Immortal Domain to such an extent that it was incredible. “Thunder’s coming!” Kevin said, pointing his spear into the skies. “Gungnir, time to do your thing! {Divine Light Spear Storm}!” “Anna, you’re not the only one here who will fight him; we’re on this together!” Baihe roared, pointing her hands into the skies. “{Frost Wyvern’s Breath} + {Domain of Cold} = {Frost Dragon’s Domain of Eternal Winter}!” “Alright! I’m pumped up! Let’s do this!” Annabelle said her entire Demonic Aura gathered within her hands. “{Demonic Aura Manifestation}!” Kevin, Baihe, and Annabelle leaped into the skies. Using Mana and my Tamed Monsters to help them rise with me. Kevin’s powerful attacks manifested themselves to their fullest. His spear suddenly unleashed an Aura that seemed to have made the weapon grow up to a hundred meters. The titanic golden spear pierced the thunder dragons one after another, making them explode in midair, unable to reach us. Baihe expanded her Domain and combined it with a Monster Skill she had acquired in the first Dungeon we explored, where she awakened her powers. Her Aura of Ki merged seamlessly with her Mana, creating the manifestation of half of a gigantic dragon made of pure ice, its presence spreading an eternal winter into the skies. The powerful winds blew away the Thunder Dragons, their cold making their lightning grow weaker or dissipate entirely. Annabelle unleashed all her Demonic Energy through her Aura, manifesting a gigantic black spider with eight legs resembling spears that pierced the heavens. The thunder dragons held no chance, with explosions of darkness erupting everywhere. Amidst the countless explosions, and as I heard the Venerable’s Will roars of frustration and disbelief, I flew using my wings, reaching the heavens, only to be greeted by a dozen rays of divine light. “You think I’ll let you get a step closer?! Perish already!” “After having invited me to go to the heavens and slay you, you’re cowering and chickening out? And you call yourself a Venerable?!” I swung my three blades while overflowing with the Demonic Energy of all the Death Apostle Equipment covering my body. Cutting through his rays of sunlight wasn’t hard at all, especially when Thousand Blades triggered with each slash, multiplying them by many more waves of attacks at once. It seemed he was unable to comprehend how that Skill worked because his eyes constantly grew wider. “You’re calling me a coward when I am merely sparing you from an agonizing death?!” As he spoke, full of arrogance, h