Outcast Omega Pampered by the Alpha General novel Chapter 397

hapter 397 The Wolf Comes Home

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At the exact moment the three royal insectoids rushed toward the wolf, Julian bit the tip of his tongue.

His fever had risen again after he vomited blood.

He needed pain to force himself awake.

Only if he stayed awake could he form seals.

Only with seals could Alkaid become the anchor that lit Ruin’s path home from afar.

A dangerous move.

Success meant life.

Failure meant death.

Ruin was Alkaid.

Twin flames.

Two faces of one body.

Never leaving.

Never abandoning.

Together in life.

Together in death.

Inside the array, countless insectoid cores rose into the air.

Atlas Ashford, Harper Sloane, and Marston understood at the same time.

Julian did not need to draw from them.

They poured in every bit of psychic power they could still mobilize.

No hesitation.

No reservation.

Not only the three of them.

Caleb Hayes and the others emptied themselves too, squeezing out everything they had just to give Ruin one more chance to return.

The Ninefold Reversal Array turned again.

Nine petals.

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Nine streams.

Nine returning to one.

Orion swallowed the blood sweetness rising in his throat.

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In the distance, the Blazingwing Gold Scorpion and the Giant-Jawed Stag Beetle were almost upon Ruin.

Then the silver wolf leapt out of the Infernal Prison Bee’s body.

In its mouth was a strange stone.

Black charcoal and blue violet intertwined over its surface.

Jagged cracks crawled across it.

Between those twisted lines, orange-red light flowed and pulsed, like a living heart.

It seemed to breathe with every flicker.

It was not a stone.

It was an insectoid core.

A royal-class insectoid core.

For one instant, that light blinded both sides of the battlefield.

Every insectoid accelerated.

The Caitlyn Monarch almost went mad.

But boundless starlight poured into the wolf’s eyes.

Aurora blazed to its limit.

Behind the silver wolf, a vertical rift split open.

The wolf lifted its head.

Its tail swept once.

Then its body was swallowed by the starlit tear.

The Blazingwing Gold Scorpion and Giant-Jawed Stag Beetle blinked.

The wolf was gone.

The next second, the void on humanity’s side burst open.

Ruin leapt out and flying stardust.

Starlight burned beneath its paws

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The core remained clenched in its mouth.

Countless spirit forms surged forward and surrounded it.

Across the void, the wolf looked at the three royal insectoids with eyes cold as dead stars.

“Awoo!”

Your wolf is back!

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At that moment, the Caitlyn Monarch, the three royal insectoids, and the endless swarm behind them all fell silent.

Not because they had nothing to say.

Because they were afraid.

True fear.

Its strength was weaker.

Its ability to protect itself was worse.

Once locked onto and ambushed, it would die faster than the bee.

Not to mention, the situation had changed.

Three against four.

Times had changed.

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Who could have imagined that in a war where the insectoids invaded humanity, the bugs would be the first side to fall into disadvantage?

While the Caitlyn Monarch’s thoughts spiraled, the livestream had already exploded.

[Ahhhhh’ Mom! Mom! Holy shit, what did I just see? General Silver killed the Infernal Prison Bee! He killed it’ I saw a royal-class insectoid core!]

(Someone punch me right now I think I am dreaming. I dreamed humanity finally stood up…]

You are not dreaming We really stood up: General Silver is goated. Little Sect Master is insane’]

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The comments surged like a tide.

Human morale climbed in that instant to a height unseen in more than two hundred years of war.

People said an army in grief would win.

But humanity had been an army in grief for over two centuries.

They had watched gifted commanders fall one after another.

They had cried for countless soldiers who fought through blood and never stepped back.

Humanity had mourned for more than two hundred years.

Prayed for more than two hundred years.

Was it not time for them to be proud, just once?

“Counterattack.”

Orion’s voice was cold.

At last, in this moment, he sounded the horn of humanity’s destiny.

Orders came from every legion commander one after another.

Dr. R and the other experts had already adjusted every weapon.

Three gamma-ray bursts fired together from the Siren, the Ursus, and the Gaia.

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