The Last Paragon in the Apocalypse

Klaus didn’t know how effective these Space Monkeys would become after sculpting. However, when he met them back in his 4th incarnation, they had already reached the Immortal King stage.

And since the sculpture will capture the essence of the being that is being sculpted, Klaus knew that if he managed to capture even a sliver of their essence, then not even a domain stage warrior could pass through their forcefield.

However, sculpting just one would be a headache. However, Klaus had to sculpt the four at the same time, taking the pressure fourfold.

Hundreds of swords appeared, and twenty-five each started working on the four ice mountains he created. Given his strong mental strength, Klaus was navigating the process much more easily than one would expect.

The beautiful Fairy, Icon, hovered behind her master, observing to ensure nothing went wrong.

In no time, a suffocating aura began to fill the space where Klaus was working.

This showed he was capturing the Space Monkeys, and as such, their power was manifesting.

Klaus started turning pale in no time.

However, if this were before reaching the Chaos stage, he might have stopped. However, this Klaus was different, so he chose to continue, making sure his focus was unwavering.

After an hour of sculpting, Klaus turned as pale as a white sheet. However, the four statues of the Space Monkeys were brought to life.

Klaus then chose to refine the ice sculptures of the four space monkeys, making them indestructible even if a domain stage warrior were to attack them.

Thankfully, with Efad’s bloodline now at 20%, his runic sorcery had reached a level where he was able to write thousands of runes within minutes.

So, despite the tired state he was in, the runes he had already prepared were being injected into the statues.

Icon was helping him, making sure her master didn’t pass out before he got the job done.

“Does the master intend to give control of the statues to Jane?” the Icon asked, and Klaus nodded.

“Indeed. Since she will be in charge of making sure the right warrior faces the right enemy, she can only be allowed to decide who gets back to the world after they are transported out.”

“How about the Moon Gaze weapon currently charging on the moon. Won’t the forcefield mess with the beams it will fire?”

Klaus smiled, “I will exempt it from the moon gaze and even project Icarus.”

“I suppose the master had thought everything through. However, I have a proposal for the master.”

“I am listening, Icon.”

“How about the master, instead of preventing the enemy from coming back to earth, create a mini teleportation array instead that will teleport the enemy to specific places on earth where they can be ambushed.

For example, if the master were to prepare a place where all fire-type abilities wouldn’t work, Jane can easily send them out of the world, and if they try attacking it, they will be teleported there.

I mean, if a fire-type user were to lose their fire abilities, they would be sitting ducks.

I know it is too much to ask, but with the master’s knowledge in creating arrays and the knowledge the senior left me, we only need three days to prepare the entire world and the Moon for combat.”

Klaus smiled, “That is not bad at all, Icon. In fact, I plan on turning the entire world into a battlefield. However, now that you have managed to narrow it down for me, all I need to do is make only some parts combat-ready.

If I were to turn the entire world into a battlefield, then not only would the arrays be much weaker, but sustaining them would be a headache.”

Icon nodded, “That is true, master. I calculated that if the world were to become a battlefield, then not only would it be impossible to work on domain stage warriors, but even some Nether stage warriors would be able to resist.

However, with the specific parts acting as battle arenas or prisons, there is no doubt that if we play our cards right, the enemy will find it extremely hard to resist.

I have already prepared some specific arrays you can work on. My favourite, of course, is the Nightmare Prison. It is an array that brings out one’s deepest and darkest fear.” The Icon studied Klaus’s expression.

“Imagine if a peak domain stage warrior started having bits and flashes of their deepest fears. If an Ascension stage warrior were to play their cards right, then killing this domain stage warrior would be easy enough.”

“I like it,” Klaus said. “Let’s work on that after this one.” Klaus was ready for anything, so he was making sure the enemy found it extremely hard to move on the battlefield.

By the end of the day, Klaus was ready with the four statues.

He managed to imbue a skeleton of a much bigger teleportation network that, if the person transported out were to want to come back, they would be teleported to any of the prisons he would be preparing later.

Klaus then went to find Jane and gave her control of the Space Monkeys.

“Big brother, these are powerful statues. Are they a gift for me becoming your disciple?” Jane asked, looking at the four statues.

Klaus smiled and nodded, “These are indeed your gifts for becoming my disciple. They will allow you to better protect the world.”

Jane became very happy.

She was now a Domain stage warrior, so unless a Life stage warrior were to appear, she would be able to mess with even Domain stage warriors regardless of how powerful they are.

Icon already saw Jane’s potential, so making her a Domain stage warrior was the best thing to happen to Klaus and his legion.

“Position them outside the planet so we can activate the forcefield,” Klaus said, and Jane nodded. She moved her hand, and the four statues moved, creating a square around the planet.

Klaus clapped his hands and closed his eyes, linking with the four statues.

The moment he connected with them, he activated the forcefield, and just like that, Earth was now protected by a powerful forcefield.

“Big brother, I will be going back to the Primordial Cave to handle some issues. In case you need me, I will come running,” Jane said now that her work was done.

“Okay.”

After Jane left, Klaus and Icon got to work, dedicating the next three days to working on creating dozens of array prisons for the upcoming awakening.

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Far in the universe, on a planet that houses only Array Masters, four handsome men, each in their late 40s, stood staring into the distance with solemn expressions on their faces.

Reading their aura, one could tell all four of them were gods.

“Is it just me, or did someone just harness our power?” Leo, the dark-haired man among the four, asked.

Luno, the redhead, answered, “I can sense it too. Someone indeed has harnessed our power. But who would be that brave to do that?”

Eros, the blonde, also spoke, “A much better question, how was anyone able to harness our power?”

“An even better question: who had such an unshakable will to harness our power?” Cosmo, the green-haired man, asked and then added, “I mean, even demigods would be crushed if they tried that.”

Luno brushed his tiny beard. “Do you think those Heavenly Court bastards finally managed to discover our secrets?”

“Impossible,” Leo shook his head. “In all of our existence, only one person managed to figure out how our power works, and he—”

Leo paused and stared at his three brothers.

“It can’t be him, right?” Leo asked, but all four of them stood frozen in place.

“It can’t be him, right?” Cosmo repeated Leo’s question.

“It is him.” Suddenly, a feminine voice spoke from behind them, causing them to turn around and look at the person walking toward them.