Brand New Life Online: Rise Of The Goddess Of Harvest

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The usage of the Sunbeam Relic was the hidden scenario condition, and also what made it possible for us to defeat a Level 300 Boss much quicker than expected. I had guessed it would get new forms and stat boosts every time its stats lowered more. But thanks to the Relic and helping the NPC, we were able to blast the rest of the monster’s health points in a single attack.

It completely disappeared into ashes, not even a single particle of it left behind. The quartet of researches sighed in relief, dropping over the grasslands my ability had created. Everyone else was also exhausted, even I sighed in relief.

“W-We did it…” Mark sighed in relief, his body slowly collapsing into pieces as his smaller body emerged from a pile of burning wood. “Ugh.”

“I hope we get a break after all of this.” Rita laughed, as she patted my shoulders.

“I sure hope so as well.” I nodded.

“Woah, something’s going on…!” My daughter noticed.

Ding!

[Congratulations! You have completed the First Scenario: [Defeat the [Aberrant Demon King Fragments Amalgamation: Lv300+] while protecting the four researchers from death!]

[Excellently done! Not only did you defeat all monsters, but you were able to find the right item and manage to kill the Boss Monster while its health points were still above fifty percent.]

[Because you’ve defeated an enormous quantity of offshoots from the boss, your entire team has gained a large quantity of Score.]

[Scenario Requirements]: [Protect the four Researchers, kill the Boss: Complete]

[Scenario Hidden Requirement]: [Defeat the Boss using the Sunbeam Relic: Complete]

[Scenario Additional Score]: [+500.000]

[You have qualified to get the highest rewards of this Scenario. However, the rewards will be accumulated and administrated once all Scenarios are completed.]

Everyone noticed. The entire world around us shifted perspective as we noticed the system windows appear, showing once more the four researches, standing in front of their destroyed house. Mercedes was holding the relic in her hands, while our group was nowhere to be seen.

“W-We somehow did it…” Sighed Mercedes.

“The monster was killed, completely?!” Hermes gasped. “So it’s possible, we can kill them!”

“It was made of four demon king fragments, yet it died even then! It has been completely and fully vaporized into smithereens. What an incredible relic that is!” Cecilia said happily.

“Well, if it was up to the relic alone we would have never been able to get this far.” Elbedo said. “It was thanks to everyone efforts. Though, especially of Mercedes and the helpers.”

“Yeah, right…” Mercedes nodded. “Well, we have to quickly report this to our superiors. This relic might be the first ever weapon we can effectively use against the Demon Kings and his forces.”

“Let’s go… Also let’s eat something, I am starving!” Hermes complained.

“Hahaha, likewise, friend.” Nodded Elbedo.

[Thanks to the assistance of helpers that were passing by in the city, the researches were able to defeat the Demon Kings Fragment Amalgamation, and even managed to defeat it using one of their relics, the Sunbeam Relic!]

[This proved the first official victory against the Demon Kings, one that proved it was possible to kill them once and for all if the right ingredients and power were gathered in a single attack.]

[However, even after their victory, one of their members couldn’t help but remember what had provoked this entire scenario from happening.]

“But even after all this, why did the seals break so easily? I thought they were made by the Gods, right?” The Ancient Elf wondered. “The only ones who can temper with those seals are… Um, only ourselves of the three races.”

“That’s…” Mercedes muttered. “Are you implying someone tempered with the seals?”

“But why would they do that?” Hermes wondered.

“Hmm, we shouldn’t discuss this now, it could cause distrust between us. There’s nothing saying it happened that way, or if it was one of us.” Elbedo quickly tried to calm down the tension. “Let’s go report this to our superiors first, above all else.”

“A-Alright, sorry.” Cecilia apologized.

[With slight distrust brewing between old comrades, the group of four walked back to the city where they reported what happened to their superiors, direct “Avatars” of the Gods who could freely communicate and share their five senses with them.]

“So it was possible for you to kill not one, but four Demon King Fragments with this?” A silver-scaled Divine Dragon asked. He looked a lot like Silver. “Incredible! We did hear some about it, but we were waiting for the confirmation from you.”

“This is unprecedented. We must immediately communicate with the Gods about it.” Nodded a blonde Ancient Elf.

“Well done, you’ve worked hard. You deserve some rest after all this time.” A blue-skinned Majin said, with sharp red eyes and long, silver-colored eye. He had a pair of long spiraling horns.

Divine Dragons, Ancient Elves, and Majin were the “three ancient races” created by the Yggdragon before any other race was made or born in the world of Arcadia, or so I’ve heard.

[After reporting what they found and showing them the Sunbeam Relic to their superiors. The trio quickly contacted the Gods, immediately telling them the news about this artifact’s powers. Once that was done with, the Gods decided to create similar artifacts with the help of the Ancient Races.]

[However, this was no longer something they could get involved with so easily.]

“I-Is there anything else we can do?” Wondered Mercedes.

“You’ve done enough, you may leave. Rest for now. We shall do the rest ourselves.” Said the Silver Divine Dragon.

“That’s right.” Nodded the blonde-haired ancient elf woman.

“Thank you for your help.” The Majin smiled gently.

“A-Ah, well… Actually.” Cecilia was going to try to address something. “About the Demon King Fragments, apparently, their seal was very weak. When Hermes was trying to kill one using the relic, the seal was destroyed, and they freed themselves. I-It was what caused this entire incident.”

“The seal… weakened? That’s impossible.” The ancient elf woman said. “Are you sure it wasn’t something the relic did, perhaps?”

“I am fairly sure it wasn’t the relic, ma’am.” Said Hermes. “Someone might have tampered with it.”

“Someone? Do you suggest that one of us did it? A traitor?!” The Majin asked angrily.

Tension quickly brewed.

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