Chapter 031 Which One

Faced with Wang Bo's frankness, Lady Gremory could only sigh helplessly.

She did have some thoughts about this world, but Wang Bo disagreed, and she was desperate too; after all, her ability to come to this world depended entirely on Wang Bo's summoning.

Once Wang Bo canceled the summoning, her projection would shatter and instantly return to Hell.

So, if Wang Bo didn't agree, she couldn't conquer this world.

"Alright, alright, I'll return to Hell now. Are you satisfied?"

"Better take your pets with you." Wang Bo pointed at MUTO.

"Of course, I won't leave them here."

Then, Wang Bo opened a huge portal, brought over the other two monsters, and drew a one-way magic circle on the ground.

Originally, sending Lady Gremory back wouldn't have required such trouble.

After all, Lady Gremory was just a projection; as long as Wang Bo canceled the summoning, he could send her away.

But now it was different; Lady Gremory had three pets.

One Ghidorah and two MUTOs.

To send the three monsters to Hell, he had to draw a reverse-summoning magic circle, first send Lady Gremory back, then have her perform a reverse summoning to drag the three monsters into Hell.

Thus, Wang Bo drew the reverse-summoning magic circle.

After more than ten minutes, the magic circle was complete. Wang Bo nodded at Lady Gremory. After they bid farewell, Wang Bo canceled the summoning.

Lady Gremory turned from solid to ethereal, slowly disappearing before Wang Bo.

Then, Wang Bo drove Ghidorah into the magic circle.

Meanwhile, far away in Hell, Lady Gremory contacted Wang Bo through their contract: "Are my little darlings ready?"

Wang Bo gave an affirmative answer.

Within a few seconds, the magic circle emitted a dazzling light. Black hands stretched out from within the circle, grabbing hold of Ghidorah and slowly dragging it into Hell.

Ghidorah already knew its fate, offered no resistance, and cooperated fully in entering Hell.

After Ghidorah disappeared, Wang Bo drove the MUTOs into the magic circle one by one.

A few minutes later, the black hands dragged the two MUTOs into Hell in turn.

"Very well, the deal is done." Lady Gremory's cheerful yet mature voice came through. "I'll gather what you want as soon as possible and give it to you."

"Thank you," Wang Bo said. "Also, I need to clarify: the five thousand demons should be male and female, conforming to human aesthetics. As for the remaining species, it's best to have food, animals—wolves, dogs, eagles, cats, and such pets. Nothing too bizarre. Still, they must conform to human aesthetics."

This point had to be raised. The races of Hell were bizarre; some monsters even looked quite Cthulhu-esque. Wang Bo didn't want his Time Villa to be filled with a group of weird-looking monsters that would lower his SAN value just by looking at them.

Lady Gremory didn't find it troublesome and agreed to everything.

"Wishing us a pleasant cooperation."

"Pleasant cooperation."

Then, Wang Bo actively severed the connection with this Hellish demon god.

A few minutes later, Wang Bo teleported back to his Shinjuku apartment in Tokyo.

Having dealt with Ghidorah and the two MUTOs, humanity in this world had avoided a catastrophic disaster. What happened next was none of Wang Bo's concern.

Because he had done his best.

And soon, Wang Bo would leave this world for a new one. But before that, Wang Bo still had three draws.

Hopefully, this time he could draw something he wanted.

"Let's start the draw." Wang Bo contacted his external cheat device.

[Okay, host. Draw begins, draw ends. Prize confirmed, sent to your four-dimensional pocket. Host, your luck is as good as ever. You've drawn three good things.]

Hearing this, Wang Bo's mood suddenly brightened. "What did I draw?"

[The first thing the host drew is Gungnir.]

"Holy shit, Gungnir? That's too good, right? Wait, are you talking about the Gungnir from Norse mythology, or the Gungnir from another world?"

Wang Bo admitted that Gungnir was indeed a good thing, but the problem was that it was so famous that many worlds had this weapon.

Gungnir was originally a weapon mentioned in Norse mythology, generally considered to be the weapon held by Odin, the highest god of the Norse Aesir and the king of all gods.

However, in the world of Umineko: When They Cry, the magic spear condensed by Beatrice's teacher, Virgilia, during her duel with Beatrice was also Gungnir. Like the Gungnir of Norse mythology, this spear would always hit its target when thrown.

But compared to the Gungnir of Norse mythology, it was more than a step behind.

In the Fire Emblem series of games, the weapon used by the dragon knight Dain was called the Heavenly Spear Gungnir.

In the Fate series, Gungnir was a Noble Phantasm known as the Declaration of the Great God.

And in A Certain Magical Index, Gungnir, also translated as the Spear of the Main God, appeared in New Testament.

The magic god Othinus possessed powerful abilities and could distort the world at will, but in essence, no matter what she did, the chances of success and failure were always half and half.

To go from a 50% success rate to 100%, she needed to create this Spear of the Main God.

Othinus used the unidentifiable matter produced by Kakine Teitoku to create this spear and destroyed the world. In her duel with Kamijou Touma, she used this spear to kill him tens of thousands of times, but ultimately, Touma found its weakness and destroyed it with Imagine Breaker.

In Dragon Raja 2: The Pupil of the Mourner, Odin made his first appearance wielding this spear, severely injuring Chu Tianjiao in one strike.

So Wang Bo really wanted to know which world's Gungnir he had drawn.

[Host, the Gungnir you drew is the Meteor Spear Gungnir used by Odin, the king of the gods of Asgard, in the Marvel world.]

Wang Bo: ...

So it was the Gungnir from the Marvel world.

To be honest, in the Marvel world, although Gungnir appeared several times, it never displayed too great a power, so it was far less dazzling than Thor's Mjolnir.

Even Odin's armor, the Destroyer, had more presence than Gungnir.

Not to mention Heimdall's Guardian Sword, the Tesseract, the Eternal Flame, or the Frost Giants' artifact, the Casket of Ancient Winters.

Of course, Wang Bo also understood that although Gungnir's presence was not high, it was still Odin's weapon. In a sense, it was by no means inferior to Thor's Mjolnir.

Even compared to Thor's later weapon, Stormbreaker, it was in no way inferior.