Chapter 136: The Divine Anomaly: Adira
Chapter 136 of "Galaxy Fall: All My Skills Are Maxed" begins with intriguing events: Mirabella held her breath as the system interface materialized, casting a pale blue light over... Don’t miss it!
Mirabella held her breath as the system interface materialized, casting a pale blue light over the serene valley. The sheer magnitude of the creature born from the God’s Heart and the Ghost Orchid Cocoon defied the established logic of the Galaxy Fall universe.{Information}
{Name: Divine Fairy.}
{Title: Spiritual Holder.}
{Level: Lv500.}
{Weakness: Darkness Soul attack.}
{Attack: 10,000,000.}
{Health: 100,000,000/100,000,000.}
{Defense: 100,000,000/100,000,000.}
{Agility: 10,000,000.}
{Intellect: 100%}
{Trait: 100% immune to all Magical damage, spirit manipulation, spirit siphon, spirit domain, Unlimited Spirit energy, Element Manipulation. Spirit protection. Summoning.}
{God skill Acquired: Paradigm Shift: Can be used once per day. Has the power to completely redo a combat encounter from the start while she and her master will retain all knowledge and resources used in the previous attempt.}
{Effect on All Opponents: If an enemy wipes the party or kills the user, the user automatically triggers a memory rewrite, forcing the enemy back to full HP but keeping all cooldowns and consumables from the "first" fight.}
Mirabella was dumbfounded: ’This God rank skill is crazy!! In a simpler form, I can’t die, as long this fairy is alive.’ She thought, staring at the silver hair fairy, hovering above her, her golden wings flapping silently in the space. The ability to manipulate causality itself—to force a timeline reset while bleeding the enemy’s resources dry—was a power that transcended mere levels or stats. It was true divinity.
"Wait." Mirabella turned to the skills which came with the fairy. Her eyes scanned the glowing text, her analytical mind immediately searching for synergies.
’When I saw this in the past, I ignored it because I don’t have a way to grow this Divine fairy, but now...’ She tapped on the summoning skill, her heartbeat quickening at the possibilities.
’I hope it’s what I am expecting.’ She thought.
{Summoning: The Divine Fairy has the power to summon any World Boss killed by her master. With her current strength, she can only summon five World Boss for Ten minutes.}
"Five world Boss for ten minutes! That means she can hold only one longer." Mirabella thought, calculating the energy upkeep and strategic value of such a broken mechanic, and looked up at the fairy bathed in starlight:
"Summon the Skeleton Mage I killed in the poisonous zone."
"As you wish, Master."
The Fairy raised her small, luminescent hand, and the next moment, the fabric of space tore open. A black runic circle, filled with unknown, abyssal languages appeared behind Mirabella, causing her to turn around. The sheer concentration of dark energy clashed violently with the fairy’s pure aura, distorting the air around them.
A thick, suffocating black smoke rose from the runic circle, and the next moment, the same skeleton mage, a Lv300 world Boss that had ruled the poisonous zone, appeared in front of them.
"Greetings, Great Goddess."
To Mirabella’s shock, the imposing skeleton bowed, its ancient bones clattering as it got down on one knee in absolute submission. She looked over her shoulder at the tiny fairy, then back at the massive, terrifying skeleton:
"It is bowing to me?" She asked in surprised. A creature of absolute death, tamed in an instant.
"Yes. Master is my master, and to my Summons, I am their Goddess... So the Master of their goddess should be the great goddess... That is the title I personally gave Master." She said with a small smile, her voice echoing like chiming glass.
Mirabella nodded at her, accepting the bizarre new hierarchy, and turned to the skeleton, pulling up its restored profile:
{Information.}
{Name: Necromancer Skeleton.}
{Title: World Boss.}
{Level: 300.}
{Weakness: Light Attack.}
{Difficulty: None.}
{Attack: 3,000,000.}
{Health: 5,000,000.}
{Defense: 2,000,000.}
{Agility: 1,000,000.}
{Intellect: 100%}
{Trait: 100% immune to all Magical damage taken (except Light damage), dead summons, poison domain, Dead Revive, Transfer. Poisonous Ball.}
"Nothing changed, well, apart from the difficulty, but still..." She stared at the Skeleton with a slight frown, ensuring the system hadn’t nerfed her new weapon.
"Can it use its skills?" She asked.
"Yes Master, all my summons can use their skills to the maxed... And thanks to the connection I have with Master, they can easily join Master’s team."
Mirabella nodded in agreement, verifying the most crucial piece of the puzzle: "Is it true you have unlimited spirit energy?" She asked.
"Correct, Thanks to the Master’s grace, my spirit energy is infinite."
"Hehehe... Hahahaha."
Mirabella started chuckling, till it turned into full-blown laughter. Her face filled with an intoxicating blend of excitement and predatory ambition. The realization had fully set in; she wasn’t just a powerful player anymore. Having such a partner meant she was a walking, breathing calamity.
"Summon my Army." She ordered, her voice laced with absolute authority, staring at the kneeling skeleton.
"Yes, Great Goddess."
The skeleton stood up, the green flames in its eye sockets flaring to life, and raised its femur staff into the air: "Dead Summons!"
BAM!!!
The serene valley floor ruptured. Skeleton hands, and massive monster claws burst out from the ground, churning the soil. In less than one minute, a horrific, perfectly disciplined army of undead stood behind the skeleton mage, awaiting her command.
"Wow... I can actually level an empire to the ground with such skills... Not to mention all the thousands of world Bosses I have killed. I can select the most deadliest of them and let them run wide... The thought alone is so exciting." She raised her head, staring at her wrist, checking her spatial timer.
"I have spent one hour here, there is still time." She nodded, dismissing the undead army back into the void to conserve space, and turned her attention back to the tiny, world-breaking fairy:
"You my dear need a name." Mirabella held her jaw, lost in thought. A being of this magnitude, one that bound her soul to divine authority, required a title with weight. Then she snapped her fingers: "Got it."
She stared directly into the divine fairy’s glowing golden eyes:
"From today Henceforth, you will be known as Adira, meaning strong, noble, and powerful."
The fairy bowed her head gracefully, a warm, radiant smile spreading across her face as the system registered the soul-bond: "This servant accepts the name."