Supreme Harem God System

Chapter 1821 I guess you are looking forward to that day as well, eh?

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Dagahra, the Dragon Progenitor, was sent flying. He quickly stabilized himself mid-air and then glanced at the battlefield where Nux was currently facing Saphira, Vyriana, and Aeliana, all at the same time.

"Are you alright?"

Suddenly, Dagahra heard a playful voice.

He didn't need to see the person to know who it was.

"Of course I am. Do you think an attack of this level would hurt me?"

"I was worried. He did kill a few Primordials, and he says he killed one of them on accident."

The woman chuckled.

Dagahra stared at the woman with a deadpan look on his face.

"A Primordial? Really?"

"Alright, alright, don't look so hurt. I was just worried about you."

"I know what you are doing, Faustina.

You are enjoying this, aren't you?"

Dagahra's mouth twitched.

Faustina's smile widened.

"You can't blame me. It is not every day I get to tease the Dragon Progenitor, and that too, because of my son."

"You have found quite a monstrous son..."

Dagahra commented as he turned back towards the battlefield.

"Indeed."

Faustina chuckled, observing the battlefield as well.

"His rate of improvement..."

Dagahra wasn't done here. His eyes were noticing something his mind and heart refused to accept. He had tried to deny it ever since their training started, but he could only turn a blind eye to the truth so many times when it was right in front of his eyes.

In the end, he had no choice but to acknowledge it.

"He is improving faster than Azriel, isn't he?"

This wasn't the first time the Progenitors had come together to train someone. Before Nux, it was Aeliana.

Even now, the Progenitors often come together when Aeliana wants them to, and they all spar with her together. Of course, most of the Progenitors were strong enough to defeat Aeliana alone, but facing all of them at the same time puts a pressure on Aeliana that helps her improve. This is what Nux was currently doing as well.

However, even before Aeliana, there was a being the Progenitors had trained together. It was Azriel.

After Azriel woke up, unified, and strengthened the Vampires, once again giving them a place in Yrniel, the Progenitors appeared next to him and shifted his focus to the Outer Space.n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

That was the first time Azriel learned about the Outer Space and the Universe.

After that, the Progenitors started training Azriel. At first, it was individual training; then, it became group training.

The Progenitors saw Azriel grow.

They, who had been observing him from the very beginning, saw how he turned from a slave who couldn't even stand against some weak humans who had enslaved him to a monster who could take all of them on his own.

They saw everything, and because of that, they knew.

They knew what sort of monstrous existence that Vampire was. This was also the reason none of them were ever worried about Ymiel's safety as long as Azriel could move freely.

That was the sort of existence that being was. The Progenitors knew, if even Azriel failed, then Yrniel was meant to be destroyed.

The Progenitors knew that there was no one better.

The Progenitors knew...

That Azriel Ruinous couldn't be surpassed...

That Azriel Ruinous's potential couldn't be outclassed...

Till now, that is.

"Yes,"

Faustina nodded.

It wasn't just Dagahra, Faustina and even Saphira could see it as well.

"He learned 12 new abilities and Laws, and he did that within 5 years.

Not to mention that one of those Laws was an Absolute, and he was also training to get better control over his body at the same time.

The rate at which he improves is monstrous.

Sure, he doesn't have to 'master' any of the Laws like Azriel does, but he still needs to get used to those Laws. He needs to assimilate those Laws and abilities with the rest of

the Laws and abilities he has, find a perfect way to use it in a battle, and perfect it even further by strengthening Zenith Flow.

And he does all of that so fast that it couldn't even be explained anymore. I wouldn't be surprised if he is already stronger than Aeliana."

"He is,"

Dagahra answered. Unlike Faustina, his voice was full of certainty.

Faustina turned towards him, and the Dragon continued,

"He has surpassed her. That girl is faster than him, but that won't work on him any

longer."

"Hmm? Why do you say that?"

"How do you think I got pushed back?"

Dagahra chuckled. Faustina tilted her head, waiting for him to continue.

"I raised my speed to the point his eyes wouldn't be able to react to it, but when I appeared next to him, not only was he not ready for my attack, he had even prepared a counterattack.

It was as if his body had moved on its own."

"Wait..."

Faustina's expression changed, and Dagahra nodded.

"Yes, he mastered it again.

Zenith Flow, or whatever it is you call that technique.

He now has complete control over his body again. Aeliana's speed won't matter to him

any longer.

The girl's strong, but she has a fatal weakness, a weakness we Progenitors have been

using all this while to defeat her. To attack us, she still needs to materialize in her

physical form, and that gives us enough time to react to her movements and

counterattack.

Sure, other Primordials can never do that since she : too fast for them, but..."

"He can use that window since he doesn't have to think."

Faustina completed.

"Correct.

Every time Aeliana materializes next to him, he would be able to react. Her attack would

never hit him.

On the other hand, his physical strength is so strong that if his attack connects even once, Aeliana would be in no condition to fight any longer.

It is a fight where Lia cannot hit and get hit. How long do you think she would last?"

"So that's it? There is no other way for her to win?"

"There is not." Dagahra shook his head, and with a wry smile on his face, he continued,

"The strongest Primordial I knew is now no match for a Divine.

I dread the day this brat becomes a Primordial."

Then suddenly, the Dragon Progenitor turned around, staring into empty space.

"I guess you are looking forward to that day as well, ch? Azriel?"

The moment he said those words, the space he was staring at was torn open, and a man

with long black hair walked out.