Others Summon Dragons, I Summon Legendary Knights novel Chapter 130

Chapter 130: Exiled To Space

Twenty minutes later, after Victoria had left, Godfrey sat on his bed, facing the floor-to-ceiling glass wall and staring at the beautiful, peaceful street below.

It was a good time to go down and buy some snacks or check his platform for green gate dungeons, but none of these thoughts crossed his mind.

He tried reaching out to Percival, but it turned out Percival had left earlier tonight with his mother for his sister’s concert. Isolde’s phone was switched off.

Godfrey shut his eyes. He was given a ticket too. What did it matter now?

Suddenly, a gray ring appeared at the wall directly opposite the glass wall, and two individuals stepped out. Both were clad in dark blue coats with double rows of silver buttons, bearing the insignias of the authorities.

The coats had stiff, upright collars.

One of them had a low cut and a stern face. When he noticed Godfrey had seen them, he began to speak.

"You were not supposed to hear this. Soiling my hands with a kid’s blood is something I would personally want to avoid."

Godfrey shot to his feet, but a gray foggy ring swallowed him from behind.

In the next moment, he was in the clouds, being launched at breakneck speed through several rings.

Each ring took him thousands of feet into the sky, crossing into the stratosphere.

"Go ahead," Randy, the lieutenant, said as he walked to the glass wall, looking at the clouds while the other agent morphed into Godfrey.

"Where did you send him?"

Randy tilted his head so his second could see part of his face.

"Space."

Indeed, as he said, Godfrey was already outside the planet.

As the deathly vacuum crept into his body, Earth in all its splendor reflected in his irises as life threatened to fade away.

He floated weightlessly away from the planet, his mind already telling him he was dead as the seconds ticked by.

The moment the eleventh second came, Godfrey’s eyes gleamed, and for the first time, he activated Fusion.

Tempest appeared, and he fused, finding his consciousness inside Tempest’s body. Golden tendrils moved ever so slowly in the dark space, giving light to the surroundings as Godfrey examined his powerful knightly form.

There was something about Tempest’s physique he sorely lacked.

It felt unreal, his nerves crackling every now and then with dormant lightning.

And above all that, Tempest could survive in space.

It was probably an ability gained from the chimeric lightning-tendril Phoenix.

Even in Black-Out State, Tempest’s strength capped out at 9.0.

Apparently, they couldn’t surpass 0.5 after reaching the peak of their potential, even in Black-Out.

But now that his strength was 9.0, his armour and greatsword allowed him to combat 9.5 foes.

My Prince, show no mercy.

Tempest’s voice rang in his head.

The tendril wings spread wide and flapped, launching Godfrey back toward the Earth.

Soon, something burst into the Earth’s atmosphere, burning with flames like a meteor.

Thousands in Manhattan could see the lone meteor, larger than normal, streaking downward. Some pointed at it casually, but those with sharp-sighted summons could make out the traces of a heavily armoured being within that ball of flames.

Randy squinted as he saw what looked like a meteor descending from the clouds toward the same location.

When he realized it was Godfrey, his eyes widened.

"He didn’t die in space?!"

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