Supreme Harem God System

Chapter 1769 You're not in control of your body, are you?

?Chapter 1769 You're not in control of your body, are you?

A Dead World with nothing but Beasts roaming around.

It was a perfect battlefield, and in this battlefield, Nux faced four Primordials. Of course, there were Sovereigns in the party as well, but Nux ignored them. Even their strongest attacks wouldn't hurt him, and honestly, they would die just from the aftereffects of when he and the four Primordials collided.

The only thing Nux was worried about was mistakenly killing Valhelm and the other three he had pointed out before.

After all, an easy death was not what Nux had planned for them.

Right now, however, he didn't have the luxury to deal with such matters. His enemies were anything but weak. They were the strongest enemies he had faced in his entire life. The 12-feet-tall Vrakor clenched his massive fists, the veins in his arms bulging as he prepared his first strike.

Zyros, the Etheryn, stood next to him. His eyes glowed with cold calculation.

His bow wasn't made of wood, steel, or some other random material.

Voidstring Archery, one of his abilities, allowed him to create his bow and arrow using the endless energy of Void. This made their 'weapon' indestructible. After all, as long as they were alive, they could always reform their weapons every time they were destroyed.

Next to Zyros stood Kaclith, an Emberkin. His skin glowed with the light of molten lava, and his aura was like an ever-changing inferno.

Lastly, there was Gragor, a hulking warrior from a fierce tribe known for their raw physical prowess, the Ironfang.

He wore metallic armor. What was interesting was that his armor was connected to his skin; it was as if it was a part of his body. There were complex glowing patterns all over his armor. Nux realized that those were runes. In his arms was his great axe that he trusted with his life.

All four Primordials stared at Nux with solemn looks on their faces.

Nux stood in the center.

"This won't be quick."

Nux muttered, his voice laced with his energy.

The moment his words finished, Vrakor charged.

His massive fists swung toward Nux with the force of a falling mountain. Nux tried to dodge, but he was a second too late.

BOOOM

The edge of Vrakor's fist grazed his shoulder. He wasn't injured but was still surprised that he couldn't react fast enough.

'My body is too out of sync.'

He realized.

"ROOOAAAARRRR!!!"

By then, Gragor appeared. With a roar, he lunged, his axe aimed directly for Nux's head. This time, Nux was able to dodge and crouch.

However,

BOOOM

Vrakor's fist landed. This time, it was aimed directly at Nux's head, and he couldn't react. "Ugghhh!!"

Nux groaned, his head crushed on the ground. Nux also felt that his skull was cracked. The earth beneath shattered. Vrakor's blow was too strong, and he didn't stop. Knowing this was his chance, he continued to unleash a series of horrifying punches, wanting to thoroughly crush Nux's head into pieces.

BOOOM BOOOM BOOOM

The shockwave from his punches sent dust and debris flying. A crater was formed underneath.

Suddenly, Vrakor stopped.

"What happened?"

Gragor questioned.

"Is it over already?"

Kaelith, who hadn't even started yet, questioned, a little disappointed.

Zyros, however, narrowed his eyes. Just like Vrakor, he was silent, and just as he was expecting, as the dust cleared up,

Nux wasn't there.

The four then glanced in a particular direction. Their eyes fell on Nux, who was wiping the blood from his lip.

"You survived, not bad."

Kaelith smirked, flames surrounding his body.

Then, the flames erupted, and

"Now survive this."

Whoosh Whoosh

With a flick of his hand, flames surrounding Kaelith surged toward Nux. The heat was unbearable. Despite it being a few meters away from him, Nux could feel that it was

dangerous.

He could not get caught by those flames, or he would get hurt.

His body moved instinctively. This time, he dodged the attack perfectly.

"DIE!"

Once again, Vrakor appeared right next to him with both his fists raised, the ground cracking beneath his weight.

This time, instead of dodging, Nux decided to block the attack.

BOOOOM

A Titan's fists charged with all his power against an entity who had devoured literal worlds. It was a collision that sent shockwaves all over the place. The nearby mercenaries were sent flying, some even died on the spot.

Once again, the ground beneath cracked. His legs trembled, but he was still able to

block.

At the very least, one thing was certain. He was a lot stronger than the Primordial known for his exceptional strength.

Vrakor was visibly shocked. He didn't think his attack would be blocked so easily.

However, he wasn't alone.

Gragor swung his axe again. Nux grabbed the axe with his bare hand, a sight that

terrified the Ironfang.

Just what in the hell was this monster!?

Whoosh

Suddenly, the air cackled, and Nux noticed an arrow aimed at his right eye. At the very

last minute, he stopped the arrow using Absolute Kinesis. However, since this arrow was shot by a Primordial, Absolute Kinesis couldn't get complete control over the arrow, and

BOOOOOM

The arrow exploded. The strength of the explosion was so high that even Nux's absurdly strong body couldn't come out unharmed.

Once again, he was sent flying.

The skin of his face was completely burned. His right eye had disappeared, turning into

ashes. His left eye couldn't see anything either.

He was blinded.

And others didn't give him a moment's rest.

They attacked with synchronized precision, each of them focusing on exploiting the gap

in Nux's reactions.

Gragor swung a heavy blow aimed at his midsection. Kaelith's flames cut his path of

escape. Zyros' arrows made it impossible for him to focus on his enemies, and Vrakor's

punches gave him hell.

Under their relentless assault and with him being blinded, Nux was having a hard time

facing these beings.

Yes, he had [Sense], so being blinded shouldn't matter.

But...

That would have been the case if his body was like before, under his control.

Right now, using [Sense] was like an extra step. For his already not-in-sync body, it was

the worst-case scenario.

Bam

Once again, Nux was sent flying.

"You..."

Suddenly, Zyros, who had been observing the battle for a long time, called out.

He stared at Nux, whose left eye had healed and was finally able to see again, and, "You're not in control of your body, are you?"