Detective Vegeta narrowed in his eyes when Kassava went out of control. He could not understand a lick of thing she was saying to the rest of the group nor her frustration, and oddly, felt a sense of nostalgia upon seeing an angered God. Left with no other options and the rest were standing around after Raune’s attempt to stop her, Vegeta calmly risen his energy.
Pecks of dirt levitated from the ground, his hair’s color flickering from black to blue—he was ready to counter Kassava’s attack to stop her rampage. However, Gervene jumped into the field in attempt to stop her attack. “So another God decides to step in… I guess this can’t be any worse if…” Vegeta narrowed his eyes. “Wait… if two gods collided…”
Kassava’s vicious attack was fortunately was stopped by Gervene—but she fail to take account that the tremendous force that came from Kassava’s Dragon’s Fire—the shockwave escalated wide and far, causing the ground to shake, resulting a few cracks on the ground. Detective Vegeta was concerned that the impact might affected the “reality” that surrounds them—but it seems nothing happened; the barrier remains undamaged.
“Phew…” the detective wiped the sweats off of his head. “Thank goodness it didn’t do anything… luckily it didn’t cause an reaction from two God energies... reminds of Beerus and Kakarotto..”
“What the heck Kassava is trying to do anyways? How she is going to hit the sky if we are trapped in another reality? Unless Gods in my worlds, well, similar worlds, can do these kind of things.” Spina was relieved nothing significant happened and went too checked on Raune. “So, Vegetto, you’re going to tell your wife to relax before things get worse? Well, nothing can get worse than this. What else can happened?”
A small item landed near his feet from the sky, catching his attention. “What is this… a letter o?” Spina picked up the letter. “Where the heck did that come from?”
Detective Vegeta eyed on the object Spina held in his fingertips; instantaneously he looked up towards the sky. Gervene did managed to stopped the attack, but the failure to take account of the impact backed by Kassava, an literal God of Time, strength, can leave behind… resulted many cracks on the sky.
“Fly, all of you have to fly… now!” The detective warned before leaping into the air.
Millions of letters, numbers, words, etc., poured out of the cracks from the sky. Countless words exploded from the ground they were standing on, shooting up like geysers. It slammed to everyone from all sides, either knocking them down as numbers, letters and other symbols crashed onto them, or forced them to get caught in the waves.
Spina turned around, speechless, tried to put up a barrier around himself and few others near him, such as Cuki and Bara. However, the sheer amount of words slammed onto it and easily shredded it like paper. Surprised, Spina tried punching the words—, which failed.
No other options, after one of the letters hit Spina in the eyes, he got caught in the literal oceans of words coming through like a tsunami—and it was rising, to the point that it was going to touch the sky itself.
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“Sure, it’s not like I have any use for them anyways.” Demi-Fiend was about to give them broken pieces to Raune, but a sudden appearance of tsunami of literal words appeared and crashed onto him, causing him to dropped the headphones pieces within the continuous waves. “Oops.”
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“What’s the heck is going on?” The voice was about to start laughing of how ridiculous this has become. “I thought that four-arm girl stopped the attack? What made the barrier to crack at such a fashion and what’s with the words flooding everything?”
“Whatever those two did, their energy must’ve caused a reaction to the reality—combined that with the Librarian’s zero tolerance for noises…” Doctor Doom observed.
