Reincarnated With A Glitched System: Why Is My MP Not Running Out?

Chapter 2056: Grand Divine Synthesis

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After finally confessing our feelings to Beelzebub and telling him how much we saw him as our friend, he suddenly opened his heart. To our shock, he accepted us as family far faster than I had ever imagined.

Yet even after everything was resolved, his evolution remained stalled. The delay had dragged on for too long, making the process increasingly painful and dangerous. Now, if I wasn’t holding him together, the evolution would collapse completely.

That was when Ignatius proposed a ridiculous plan—one he suggested out of nowhere in this perilous moment when we feared losing our friend forever.

”We can give him all the power he needs!” Furoh declared, his aura surging with vibrant colors.

”Please, Uncle Beelzebub, don’t die yet!” Naturia cried, tears of blood streaming down her face. ”Don’t die! Don’t dieeeee!” Her green aura flared and merged with Beelzebub’s.

”I will help too,” Nephilim said, her voice steady. ”There is a demon’s heart within me as well. As the bridge between demons and gods, it is my duty to lend you my power. I will protect my master and her entire family if I must!”

”Come on, Sylphy! Use Alchemy and do it!” Yggdra roared, her aura exploding with divine brilliance. ”Give him all our power if necessary!”

”...Okay!” I nodded. ”Soul Cauldron – Grand Divine Synthesis!!!”

Even without a proper cauldron linked to my soul, I forged one using my own Divinity and manifested it around Beelzebub, holding him together inside.

Everyone’s auras, powers, energies, divinities, and spiritual forces flowed toward him—even those watching from below.

The energies reached him. Most were incompatible, yet through the divine soul cauldron, I forced them beyond their limits.

”FUSION!”

F L A A A A S H !

A massive explosion of multicolored light erupted. A giant pillar of radiance shot into the sky, briefly clearing the eternal red heavens.

”W-What is this power?! Uuuooogghhh?!”

Beelzebub screamed in disbelief as the pain vanished. The cocoon fully repaired itself, turning metallic and glowing with countless elemental energies merging into a single demonic vessel.

The cauldron overflowed with powerful divine energies. Spiritual power swelled within, forming a demonic tree of raw force. Red eyes snapped open across its body and fired lasers straight at us.

”Ah shit, not this!” I gasped.

”What’s happening?!” Ignatius shouted.

”Huh?!” Furoh yelled, dodging the beams.

”No way! What is this?!” Naturia cried. ”Master?!”

”It’s happening right now?! Are you kidding me?!” I screamed. ”It’s because of the Alchemy! Remember? When you perform dangerous alchemy with unstable ingredients, an Alchemy Spirit appears to destroy the creation! If it wins, it becomes a real spirit beast and torments the world—while our synthesis, Beelzebub, fails! We can’t let that happen!”

”We fight, then!” Yggdra roared. She transformed into a colossal wooden dragoness titan, her blazing arms clashing violently against the demonic black tree covered in red eyes.

The tree answered with a deafening roar. Countless mouths opened across its body as it unleashed laser beams and sharp branches toward us. Yggdra held it back, tanking the worst of the assault.

The most critical thing was maintaining my focus. If I lost concentration for even a second, everything would collapse. My familiars had to handle most of the fighting while I stabilized the cauldron.

”Aquarina! Help!”

”On it!”

R U M B L E !

Aquarina, who had been watching anxiously, leaped into the sky, leaving a massive crater behind. She arrived above us in an instant, her aura surging as she unleashed dozens of alchemical strikes that weakened the spirit and further fused its power into Beelzebub.

”Just like that!” I shouted. ”Quintuple Elemental Yggdragon Spirits, go!”

I summoned hundreds of Yggdragon spirits of all five elements. They swarmed the hundred-meter-tall tree, attacking it from every direction.

At the same time, Yggdra wrestled it down as we descended. We landed on the ground where the other familiars, with Alice and the Systems’ help, had prepared an even stronger evolution formation.

”Sylphy, the evolution formation is ready! We’ve made it ten times stronger than before!”

The cauldron settled into the center of the formation, giving me some relief as it held Beelzebub together. But the tree immediately attacked, its giant branches piercing my scale armor and impaling my body.

”Guuuhhh?!”

I had let my guard down too much. My body was already weakened from taking Beelzebub’s demonic thunder and pouring so much energy into the alchemy.

”SYLPHY!!!” Aquarina screamed, rushing toward me. Her fists shattered the branches as she caught me in her arms.

”I’m fine! Remember? Infinite Health!” I said, standing up as if nothing had happened despite the holes riddling my body. ”Heal!”

I placed my hand on myself and stacked healing spells a hundredfold, rapidly closing every wound in seconds. With renewed strength, I turned my gaze back to the monstrous spirit.

”GROOOOOHHHHHHH!”

[Due to the immense quantity of materials, the Evolution Synthesis of your Familiar Beelzebub has been interrupted by the almighty [Demonic Alchemy Spirit Tree of Self-Loathing Agony: Qliphoth (Tier 9+)]!]

[Please defeat this powerful Alchemy Spirit to complete the Synthesis Evolution! Failure to do so in time may result in the death of the one evolving under the Soul Cauldron.]

”Goddamn it! This thing even has a name?!” I shouted, dodging the beams while summoning Scarlet and Sapphire. They appeared in humanoid form beside me. ”Weapon form, now!”

”Yes, Master!” they roared together, transforming into divine gear that instantly skyrocketed my stats.

The branches struck me again, but this time they bounced harmlessly off my skin. The power boost from Scarlet and Sapphire was more than enough to face this monster head-on.

”Thank you for worrying, but I’m alright, my love. Let’s finish this together with everyone!”

”Sure!” Aquarina roared. ”That damn fly caused all this trouble just because he wanted to hear he was loved! Why didn’t he just say it instead of acting like an idiot?!”

”Don’t blame him! He was deeply hurt!” I replied. ”If anything, this is my fault—and I plan to take full responsibility!”

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