Chapter 520: Chapter 520: What is mine
Chapter 520 – What is mine
"Wouah."
Luminara moaned, then let out her nth release before slumping onto the ground slick with cum and pussy fluids.
Neko was beside her, naked, body glistening with white. She stretched her legs wide, not the least bit ashamed of the substance still spilling from her swollen pink pussy.
A wide, beaming smile was plastered on her lips, her eyes glazed and still reliving the heaven she had just experienced.
It wasn’t her first time. But sex with Noah had this unsettling quality of always feeling new, always feeling better. She simply couldn’t live without it anymore.
And if she couldn’t, then Luminara, her mother, could even less.
She had known Noah was good. She hadn’t known he was that good. Now here she was, body still trembling from hours of being pounded without mercy.
A dick that reached her womb with every thrust, making her feel like it had taken up permanent residence inside her, ready to breed her. She didn’t mind the idea. The mix of pain and pleasure was a particular kind of feeling she had grown addicted to.
She was completely obsessed now.
Just like Noah was obsessed with her. With all of them.
The man sat in front of them, breath still ragged.
"We took longer than expected." He said. "I still have things to do, you know."
"That’s your fault." Luminara retorted, voice slurry, slowly peeling herself off the ground. "You never stopped even when we begged you."
"You were begging me to go harder, not to stop. Don’t get it twisted, darling."
"Were we?" Neko whispered, smiling wide.
Noah shook his head. Neko only smiled like that after a proper session. A real degenerate.
’We all are, honestly.’ He added inwardly, peacefully accepting their nature.
"Now that I think about it, the others are in the middle of their evolution quests." Noah shot Neko a piercing look. "Why are you here?"
"Can we not talk about work after sleeping together, please?"
"Not today."
Neko sighed. "I was unsettled." She admitted, pushing herself up and sitting cross-legged. "I couldn’t focus on the task before talking to my mother. So I went to her."
She glanced at Luminara. "I didn’t expect her to be with you, though. Nor for the two of you to already be on the verge of it. Seeing such an opportunity—"
"—you couldn’t help yourself and robbed me of my solo sex session." Luminara cut in sharply.
Neko shrugged. "You seemed happy, Mother. You were crying about how proud you were watching me get—!"
"Stop right there."
"Why? We should just talk about it." Neko pressed with a mischievous smile. "We saw each other naked with our tongues out while losing our minds. No need to be reserved."
Luminara’s eyebrow arched, then her expression mirrored her daughter’s. "Then should we start with the part where you cried about being a bad daughter?"
Neko paused. She held her mother’s gaze for a long beat, eye twitching, then turned smoothly back to Noah.
"So as I was saying." She smiled faintly.
Luminara scoffed.
Noah chuckled. "You should go now. None of us know when things will blow up. And I wouldn’t want you caught unprepared."
Both Neko and Luminara’s faces hardened instantly. The lightness cleared away, replaced by cold seriousness.
What was about to unfold across the Universe was something never before seen. And Noah was right. Neither of them wanted to be caught weak when it did.
As Emmie had once said: they had all tasted weakness, defeat, and even death because of that same weakness.
True, they had come out the other side with more than they expected. But they would be fools to count on that every time.
They could no longer afford to be weak. Their weakness would make them a liability to Noah.
That was the last thing any of them wanted.
So without a word, Neko nodded. Luminara did too, feeling the sharp tension coiled underneath all of this.
’Fighting the Progenitors...’ she mused, biting her lip unconsciously. ’It was never going to be simple.’
She didn’t know much about the others, but the Progenitor of the Divine Beasts was a monster unto himself. If it were only him, it might have been manageable with Noah’s absurd nature.
But beside the Progenitor stood his wife. And she was a progenitor-level being in her own right.
’Madam Sephora...’ Luminara thought. ’With her in the picture, everything becomes exponentially worse.’
She shook her head, steadying herself, and looked at Noah to share everything she knew about the two of them — mainly about Sephora.
But the words died before they left her mouth.
She stopped and stared at Noah. Neko had noticed it too.
Noah’s face was dripping with something rare. Not just surprise.
Shock.
"What’s wrong?" Neko and Luminara said in perfect unison.
That was when they felt it, a wave of power cloaking a part of Laeh in a heartbeat. Unstable, wavering and on the edge of tearing itself apart.
The detonation of that cosmic energy came with shrill screams that clenched all three of their hearts at once.
Their eyes locked together, the emotion plain on each of their faces, and in perfect unison...
"Justicia!"
The next heartbeat, Luminara and Neko were gone from the cloud, shooting toward the source of the screams.
Only Noah remained.
His head had turned toward one edge of his world. His heart was picking up speed, sensing an aura he had believed lost to the river of existence.
’This can’t be.’
Without another thought, he took a step.
Space split apart — ripping like paper — then folded completely, continuously, until Noah stood outside his world entirely.
There, his eyes landed on a strange sight.
A man. Golden hair, golden eyes, his aura and very existence stinking of Celestial. Beside him, an equally strange creature, feathered wings where arms should have been.
Noah’s gaze fixed on the man. His eyes widened slightly as recognition flashed through them.
"He seems to know you, Elijah." Icarus said, cocking his head exaggeratedly to one side. "Seems like you’ve been busy. Though, doesn’t this man look familiar to you? I feel like I’ve heard of similar features somewhere."
"Shut up, Icarus." Elijah snapped.
"Ungrateful bastard. Should’ve let you die in that cold bitch’s home."
"You would’ve followed me shortly after."
Icarus scowled. Elijah ignored him and finally turned his full attention to Noah, who was still watching him with quiet surprise.
He took a slow breath. "You seem to know me, though I don’t know you." His eyes began to glow, pupils shaped like a screeching phoenix. "No matter. Let me introduce myself."
He bowed simply with no pretence.
"I am Elijah Lightbringer. Gold Phoenix of the Celestial Faction."
He paused, fixing Noah with searing, blistering eyes.
"And I am here to take what’s mine."
Behind them, Justicia’s screams broke into another fever pitch.
—End of Chapter 520—
