My Talent’s Name Is Generator - Chapter 1307

Chapter 1307: The Unkillable Roach

The crimson blade reached me before I had time to think twice. I raised my palm, and a black vortex immediately formed before me, its surface twisting like an endless abyss. The moment the blade entered its range, its terrifying force was swallowed into the vortex, disappearing inch by inch before the entire attack was crushed into nothingness.

I lowered my hand slowly, my expression becoming serious.

That attack had been powerful. Far more powerful than anything I had faced since stepping into the Demi-God realm.

Across from me, the future Lyrate grinned, seemingly more amused than surprised.

“Billion… you’re as strong as I remember. Even after coming all the way from the future, it seems I’m still not your match.” Her orange eyes gleamed with an unsettling confidence as she tightened her grip around her crimson sword. “But don’t think dealing with me will be that easy.”

She suddenly spread both hands.

“Forest’s Wrath.”

The words had barely left her mouth when the surrounding void began to tremble violently.

I recognized the technique immediately.

It was Lyrate’s Wood affinity, an attack I had seen my own summon use countless times before. Yet the version unleashed by the woman standing before me was on an entirely different scale.

The darkness beneath us suddenly split apart.

One enormous black tree after another erupted from the void, their twisted trunks stretching for thousands of metres as countless branches spread in every direction. Their roots pierced through space itself, anchoring themselves into the surrounding darkness before rapidly multiplying.

Within moments, the entire region had transformed into a forest.

Millions of gigantic black trees filled the void, their branches intertwining into an enormous canopy while countless roots twisted through space like serpents. The sight was so unnatural that it almost looked as though an entire dead world had suddenly been forced into existence around us.

Then the forest attacked.

Branches shot toward me from every direction, their sharpened ends tearing through space, while enormous roots surged forward beneath my feet. The trees themselves seemed to possess a will of their own, constantly changing direction as they attempted to surround and crush everything within their reach.

“Lyrate!” I shouted.

“I’ve got it!”

My Lyrate immediately turned toward the forest, crimson energy erupting around her body as she raised her hands to confront the incoming assault.

But the future Lyrate had already moved.

Her body rose into the air, her crimson hair streaming behind her as she gathered an immense amount of soul force around herself. For a brief moment, she hovered above the forest like a crimson star.

Then she shot toward me.

She descended like a meteor, her sword drawn back behind her as the surrounding space warped under the sheer force of her acceleration.

I looked directly at her approaching figure.

“So that’s your plan.”

Her smile widened.

“Let’s see if you can keep up.”

The distance between us vanished in an instant.

Facing her incoming sword, I clenched my fist as pure golden Soul Force surged through my body, while countless thoughts raced through my mind as I considered how to deal with the situation. In the end, there was no time for complicated strategies. I stepped forward and threw a punch.

The moment my fist moved, the void shattered.

Black cracks spread outward like enormous scars across reality, swallowing everything in their path. The destructive force engulfed the future Lyrate, crushing her body and tore through the forest behind her, obliterating nearly half of the countless black trees in an instant.

On the other side, my Lyrate raised her own crimson sword and swung it toward the remaining forest, sending a massive crimson blade tearing through the darkness.

BOOM!

The two attacks collided with the forest from opposite directions, and the resulting explosion sent countless fragments of black wood scattering through the void as the remaining trees were completely destroyed.

Lyrate appeared beside me, her crimson sword still in her hand as she stared at the destruction around us.

“That was… something,” she muttered, clearly surprised by what had just happened. “I never thought I’d actually see a future—”

I raised my hand, stopping her before she could finish.

“She isn’t dead.”

Lyrate turned toward me, her expression immediately becoming serious.

“What?”

“I can still feel her aura.”

Her eyes widened slightly.

I turned toward the shattered void, watching as the space around us slowly began repairing itself. The black scars left behind by my attack were fading, and the darkness was gradually returning to its previous state.

Then a voice echoed through the void.

“As I said, it’s not going to be so easy to deal with me, Billion.”

My eyes narrowed.

The space directly ahead of us suddenly distorted, and a figure emerged from the darkness.

The future Lyrate stood there completely unharmed.

Not a single wound remained on her body. Her red gown was untouched, her crimson hair flowed freely around her, and those strange orange eyes remained fixed on me with an almost amused expression.

It was as if my attack had never touched her at all. I didn’t need long to understand what had happened.

“Time reset,” I said quietly.

“Bingo.”

The future Lyrate laughed, her orange eyes gleaming with amusement.

“But this isn’t your power,” I continued. “This zone is doing it for you.”

“Correct again.” She tilted her head, a mocking smile appearing on her lips. “But knowing how it works and actually dealing with me are two very different things. So tell me, Billion… how are you going to kill someone who can simply return to the moment before you attacked?”

I didn’t answer.

My body vanished.

Before she could react, I appeared directly behind her. My hand shot forward, piercing through her body and continuing straight through her heart.

Her eyes widened. For a brief moment, everything became completely still.

Then I withdrew my hand and let her body fall forward.

“Like this.”

Her body remained suspended in the void for a moment before her expression slowly changed.

Then she laughed.

A strange orange glow erupted from within her body, spreading rapidly across her flesh until she was completely engulfed in flames. Her form began breaking apart, dissolving into countless sparks of orange light before vanishing entirely.

Lyrate stared at the empty space.

“She reset again?”

I remained silent, watching the surrounding void. A second later, the space behind us fluctuated.

The future Lyrate appeared once more.

Completely unharmed.

She casually twirled a strand of her crimson hair around one finger, as though nothing had happened.

“See?”

Her orange eyes settled on me.

“It’s going to take more than killing me once, Billion.”

Creation is hard, cheer me up!