The Protagonist’s Sister Is Actually The Strongest Chapter 412: Chapter 401: Facing The Mechanical Tree

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Chapter 401: Facing The Mechanical Tree ----- The moment Zero One and her sisters regrouped with Wai Tian’s group, there was a bit of a misconception, as they believed she was yet another strange machine they would have to fight. However… “W-Wait a bit! I am not an enemyyyyy!” Zero One’s voice echoed from it. “It’s me! Zero One!” “And me too, by the way,” Zero Two said. “…” Zero Three remained in silence. “HUH?!” Wai Tian and the rest of the group gasped in disbelief. They couldn’t quite understand how these two girls somehow fused into this giant robot, but it certainly looked strong! “So did you two merge together?!” Wai Tian asked. “Wow, it looks strong!” Sara said. “Like those Saturday morning anime that feature big robots.” “I wish I could know that reference…” Yin Sheng sighed. “So it’s really you two then?” “And me.” Zero Three finally talked, her voice making everyone in front of her slightly alarmed. She was an enemy back then, and when they asked her to join them, she refused. “C-Calm down!” Zero One’s voice echoed. “My sister came back to help us; without her, I don’t know if I would be alive right now. Her powerful robot had been upgraded, and once all three of us piloted it, this happened!” “We’re still getting used to this strength, but I am sure it’ll be of use,” Zero Two said. “Anyway! We don’t get more time to talk! We have to hurry! Look! That’s Anna and the Venerables! We’re almost catching up with them!” Zero Two’s words quickly made everyone look into the distance; above the skies, Anna and the Venerables were only a few hundred kilometers from them. “Right, let’s hurry then!” Wai Tian nodded. “Is everyone okay? No need for healing?” “We’re fine!” Yin Sheng said. “We’ve been preserving as much energy as possible.” “Yeah, this is it, right?” Sara asked. “I sure hope I can go back home once we’re done with this… I love this place, but I’m kind of missing some things from Earth…” “Anna said this was a Trial for her,” Zero One said. “Once she’s done taking care of things with everyone else, it should be possible for her to go back, and you, her Familiar, to accompany her… I believe.” Although everyone knew what would happen, it wasn’t as if they liked that. Anna had been part of their lives for the last months, becoming an irreplaceable friend. To think she would depart in just a few hours from now, if everything goes well, made them slightly regretful they didn’t get to spend enough time with her. “Let’s go…” Wai Tian sighed. “Let’s end this.” The group flew through the skies, reaching Anna’s group within mere seconds, at the same time as they unleashed all kinds of techniques and attacks against incoming swarms of machines. “Anna!” Wai Tian called for Anna, who was focused on the thing in front of her, the Mechanical Tree. Anna’s Aura had grown tremendously strong; Wai Tian could tell already. Above all, her powers were overflowing with cosmic energy, much more than before. The other Venerables weren’t all that different, completely different. “What happened to everyone?” The Heavenly Demon now exuded an aura of gray and white color mixed with some black; it seemed he had reached a new realm altogether, and his chaotic aura had become much calmer. Meanwhile, the opposite had happened with the Heavenly Empress; her bright radiance wasn’t completely pure anymore, tarnished by darkness and red blood color; there was a deep hatred and malice within her radiance. And yet, Wai Tian and the rest still knew they were the same masters that taught them everyone… Despite their changes. It didn’t feel like they became different people; no, it felt more like they had let go of inhibitions and broken through the boundaries of their own strength. They released what they’d been holding back, attaining a much higher level of power as a result… They quickly realized that this meant they had to go through grueling sacrifices, primarily the sacrifice of their own morals and ideals. “They changed…” Yin Sheng said. “Yeah…” Wai Ti