Supreme Harem God System

While Rune’s mind was filled with doubts,

“Be quick, my blood puppets might be strong, but they still aren’t strong enough to take on Sovereigns with Laws without my presence.”

Melia’s words rang in her head, pulling her out of her reverie.

“R-Right, I apologize.

I called you because I need your help.”

“What is it?”

“Do you see those six of them?

They are Peak Divine Stage Cultivators who are after Ember.”

“You should know they are not her match.”

Melia frowned.

“I know that, they are not the ones I am worried about. It is those artifacts in their hands. They are rushing at her even in a situation where the number of their soldiers is declining at a rapid rate.

It feels like a desperate attempt…

Or even the last resort.”

Rune explained what worried her, and Melia turned silent.

The Vampire knew that her sister was strong, but these artifacts came from the Factions behind these Worlds, and if it was really a desperate last attempt like Rune thought, then this might be a problem.

Melia also knew that Rune’s instincts were much sharper than anyone else’s because of her Law, so if she was worried, it was better to look into it.

“What do you want me to do?”

Melia questioned.

“I cannot find out what that Artifact is because I do not know their language, so I need your help. Charm an enemy Commander and find out what it is.”

“So you want me to attack an enemy commander?”

Melia questioned, her eyes fell on the Unit Commander her army was fighting.

“No, you don’t have to fight anyone, just charm him.”

Rune spoke as she pulled out an Infernik Commander, who was barely conscious and was bound with several Runic Chains, from the Core.

The Runic Chains were a magic artifact the mercenary used to neutralize and capture their targets, and seeing an enemy commander bound by these chains, Melia was taken aback.

Soon, however, she returned to her senses when she realized who she was standing in front of.

The cat could defeat him even without Ember’s boost. Now that she was strengthened by it, Melia highly doubted any normal Sovereign would be able to take her on.

“I kept him alive for you. Also tortured him a bit to weaken his mind.”

Rune added casually.

Melia nodded as she grabbed the Infernik’s horn and her crimson eyes shined brightly,

[You will tell me what I wish to know.]

The order was passed, and the Infernik, having no way to resist, could only nod.

One had to know, all of this was happening in the middle of the battlefield. The allies and enemies alike were staring at the women, who were casually manhandling the enemy commander as if it was nothing.

These women, however, didn’t care about the eyes around them.

Rune simply severed anyone who tried to approach them. Soon, Ember’s orders were passed, and the Velcrian Soldiers moved, making sure none of the enemy soldiers got near the two women.

“The Chains of Soul is an Artifact that allows the user to materialize ethereal chains around the target. The chains move with uncanny precision, wrapping around the target’s body to bind their limbs and restrict their movements. The higher the number of chains used, the higher the success rate in capturing the enemy.

The Chains are inscribed with runes that sever the target’s connection to their abilities. Once wrapped around the target, unless the artifact user is killed or a Transcendent Level Being interferes, the chains cannot be destroyed. They are immune to physical force, energy-based attacks, or any other abilities.

These chains can al—”

The Infernik commander started talking in a monotonous tone, and soon, the women stopped listening.

“Chains that work even on Primordials, as I thought, they are going to use these chains on Ember.”

Rune muttered. She, however, wasn’t too worried now, and Melia knew the reason.

“We can simply kill the commanders if something goes wrong and free her.”

Melia spoke, and Rune nodded. The Cat woman even wondered why her instincts acted the way they did when it was nothing big, but then, the Infernik commander continued.

“The Chains of Soul are bound to our Leaders, killing the Commanders will not free your ally.”

“What…?”

Rune’s expression changed.

[How are your commanders using them if those artifacts are bound to your leaders?]

Melia questioned.

“They cannot use it.”

The Infernik replied monotonously.

“If they are, that means one of the Leaders is with them.”

“!!!”

The instant they heard those words, the women’s expression changed.

‘Ember!’

Rune called out.

‘I heard it.’

Ember’s calm voice was heard.

Rune and Melia turned towards Ember, and suddenly, the Dragon disappeared.

‘This will be fun.’

Suddenly, Astaria’s voice was heard.

‘What do you mean…?’

Rune frowned in confusion.

‘You were wondering how strong she is, correct?

Watch.’

Astaria’s voice rang out in Rune’s head.

‘With 300,000 Sovereigns and 700,000 Protectors under the effect of her Law,

This is Ember Leander, at her full strength.’

As Astaria’s words ended, Ember returned to her position.

Rune and the rest of the women frowned in confusion, not knowing what just happened, but suddenly, Rune’s ears twitched as she suddenly tried to find the six enemy commanders that were rushing towards Ember.

‘Where are they?’

She questioned.

The rest of the women woke up from their reverie as they looked around, trying to find them, and just as Allura found one of them,

Ember’s voice rang through their heads.

‘Dead.’

Yes.

Six Peak Sovereigns, probably the Strongest Sovereigns of Tandris, died just like that, within a second.

‘Thank you for hyping me up, Sister Star.’

The Dragon chuckled.

‘I am enjoying this as much as you are.’

Astaria replied with a smile as she sliced another enemy. Honestly, she had given this battlefield to Ember and her sisters.

There was no one strong enough for her to go all out here.

‘Wait…’

Suddenly, Thyra called.

‘If he said that the enemy Leader was with them, where did he go?’

The Assassin questioned with a frown on her face.

The rest of the women, even Ember, frowned, unable to answer her question. What the women were unable to see was a lingering shadow that had entered Ember’s Shadow.