Spatial Collapse.
Nathan punched the alien from above, knocking it down to the ground.
What awaited this alien were Lunaâs golems. They had surrounded the alien as they placed their hands forward.
Multiple magic circles appeared and shot out chains, restraining the aliens.
Then, Regina jumped up and swung her blade down, cutting the alienâs head and finding the location of the core. She separated the core from the alien, thus killing it.
Nathan thought he was already bullying an alien with his familiars, but with Luna and Regina, it turned into real bullying.
Usually, the aliens would be the ones fighting the humans with numbers, but it was the other way around this time.
There was nothing the alien could do other than get killed. It didnât even take them more than fifteen minutes to do so, while their familiars took care of the surrounding aliens.
The golems that Luna used to take down the alien were not her familiars but the golems she personally made using her power. These were the golems that usually served her as maids.
"We have taken down yet another elite class alien. This is too fast..." Regina shook her head helplessly. "We only left the empire three days ago, and this is already the third elite class alien...."
Nathan nodded. "Then again, itâs rare to have this kind of group."
"Thatâs... I canât deny that." Regina agreed. It was abnormal to have this group in the first place. Not many could place a hundred percent trust in someone else. It was even rarer for a crystal fusion stage summoner to have this bond with someone else.
Most of the time, they would be trying to scheme against each other.
There were countless stories about two crystal fusion summoners who were best friends and even married their children to each other, only to be backstabbed when they encountered this situation.
With one of them weakened, the other might take advantage of it. Or a third party might attack them, and the other has no power to protect their relationship or abandon them straight away.
That was why it was extremely rare to see this kind of group formed.
However, Luna Eleren was an oddball. She didnât have any friends and completely trusted Nathan.
Regina was trying to persuade Nathan or solve the misunderstanding between them, so she had to trust him completely.
If Nathan werenât here, there would be no way Regina and Luna would work together.
In addition, there was an entity called Anubis. He was the one who tied this group even tighter.
With his existence, there was no need to worry that someone would get hurt. He could heal them, which solved the possibility of backstabbing in the first place.
Besides, Regina and Luna were extremely strong, while Nathanâs unique way of fighting couldnât be underestimated either.
Still, Regina noticed something else on this trip. As she watched Lunaâs golems taking out the cores from all the aliens nearby, she muttered inwardly, âNathanâs strength doesnât lie only in his raw power.
âWhen I investigated what happened after he ran away, I learned that he was able to kill an assassin while fighting against Frequency.
âIn addition, before Frequency retreated, it was clear he had defeated the other assassin. And I should take note that he killed one of the assassins right after the battle started.
âHis scheme runs extremely deep. It is enough to even kill someone else under a master like Frequency.
âHowever, in the past three days, he hasnât done any scheming against me. I donât know whether itâs because we are in a mutual relationship just for this trip or not, but I think itâs because he doesnât manipulate people heâs on good terms with.â
For Regina, this was actually a very big consideration. If he didnât manipulate the people around him, he would be even more perfect in her eyes. It meant that if she could pull him into the royal family, she wouldnât have to worry about the royal family being harmed by him.
This was why the last three days were even more frustrating.
âUgh. Luna Eleren... this witch...â Regina bit her lips. âIn the last three days, she has been preventing me from getting together with him. When I wanted to talk to him while watching the campfire, she suddenly woke up and slept on his lap.
âWhen we were trying to do something together, her golems would appear to take care of all the chores. I couldnât find any opportunity to even talk with him alone.
âMy brother even forced me to learn everything, including seduction. Let alone seduction, I donât even have time to do anything...â
The more she thought about it, the more frustrated she became. She had to find a way to fix their relationship or at least start over. At the same time, she was cursing Ellenwood for creating this problem in the first place.
It was perfect at the beginning.
While she messed around with her thoughts, Luna simply looked at Nathan.
"Whatâs wrong?" Nathan tilted his head. "It looks like you have been staring at me a lot recently."
"I have been wondering about one thing. It doesnât look like your domain is complete yet... I donât personally have a domain, but itâs clear that something is wrong. Your domain... is a tad too weak from other peopleâs domains that I have personally seen."
Nathan raised his eyebrows. "Is that a problem for you?"
"Yes. I want to help you if I can. But I donât know your problem. I donât even know if we are already close enough to share personal problems." Luna nodded.
Nathan fell silent. Even though she didnât have a domain, she was indeed sharp. Nathanâs domain was indeed not completed.
There were two ways to say it was incomplete. The first one was his time domain. He called it Chronosphere because that was what he muttered when he formed his domain for the first time.
But its real name was Time Prison. He got influenced a bit by the Chronosphere, and he was trying to fix it and make the domain as he originally intended.
The second way was the fact that he had two elements. The domain that had been formed was the âtime-basedâ domain. He had yet to forge his âspace-basedâ element with the space element as the main element. Though he already had a certain concept in his mind.