Xyrin Empire

Chapter 438: Chapter 438 Doomsday Plan

A unprecedentedly powerful Abyss Storm was ravaging all space, forcing the Imperial Fleet to deploy full-power ghost energy shields to resist the erosion of this force. Grateful for everything that could be grateful for, our ghost energy’s strong resistance to the Abyss and the trace elements of Ao Tie added to the hull armor made it difficult for the Abyss energy to contaminate the Imperial Army, but this temporary safety did not improve our mood much.

“Damn it, we’ve been deceived!”

After Ocam’s voice faded away, Sandora once again muttered angrily, swinging her fist forcefully. The space around her instantly filled with turbulent ripples with the swing of her slender hand, but in less than two seconds, Sandora forcibly calmed herself down, compressing the raging fire in her eyes to a pinpoint, replaced by an immense gravity.

“Ah Jun, we just released an Abyss Gate.”

It was only then that Sandora suddenly cleared up my confusion—with such an explosive piece of news, it almost stunned me.

I followed Sandora’s gaze to a holographic projection, which was now slowly rewinding an image before stopping it—that was the moment of the Conqueror’s core explosion.

Behind those chaotic lines, a faintly discernible irregular fragment was hidden. When it was magnified by my gaze, it turned out to be a Star Ring Fragment!!

“That Conqueror-class… It had been modified long ago! We know too little about the Fallen Apostles’s Abyssalization of Xyrin technology. They could replace the Conqueror’s core with an Abyss Core. Ocam somehow deceived our detection, hiding a Star Ring Fragment there, which was used as a carrier for the Abyss Gate. When subjected to a fatal attack, it didn’t get destroyed but rather exploded out. His plan was almost foolproof—if we couldn’t think of a way to break through the Gospel Book, then the Imperial Fleet would inevitably be destroyed by the explosion of the Black Sun. If we could break through the Gospel Book, then the Abyss Gate would be released. No matter what we did, we were helping the enemy achieve their goal.”

I was left gaping at the results Sandora had inferred in an instant. After all this time, were we still within Ocam’s calculations?

From the Magic Prohibition World onward, what a grand trap that bastard had designed!

Through the spiritual connection, I could feel how intensely the suppressed rage flared in Sandora’s heart, not just because she was caught in a conspiracy or merely experiencing a failure. What truly enraged her was: being the supreme Queen Xyrin, the noble and powerful Battle Song Princess, she was calculated to such an extent by a schemer whose name she hadn’t even heard of—who, according to information from Visca, had no power other than cunning—this was absolutely intolerable for her!