Chapter 402: (6) Assault

After the explosion subsided, the white building remained as flawless and undamaged as it looked earlier, while the area of several miles around it had entirely vanished, including millions of lives.

***

A few minutes earlier,

After deciding to attack, the information about the base of Nielle on planet XXXI appeared inside his head.

The head of the base on XXXI had already lost his life. He was the Dark Elf that had attempted to intrude on the store. The majority of other higher-ups had followed him to their death, so there were only three Immortals present there.

Since the planet XXXI was not only nearest but also the weakest of the three based he found out about, Aakesh selected it as his beginning of the assault on Nielle.

For someone like him, who knew a lot about the element of space, he did not need any skill to use teleportation.

Being the store owner allowed him to be free of any restrictions. He, using the element of space, made him completely free of their bounds. He then took a step forward as if he was casually walking.

The next moment, he appeared several lightyears away. Since the destination was still far, he had to repeat the step several times.

He finally appeared on the edge of the Universe DoTan. Since here, the law wasn't as tight as on the planet Visteerna; he could float in space.

He took another step forward. The next moment, he appeared above the planet XXXI.

Before he could even attempt to enter the environment, a being appeared there to stop him. It was a Dark Elf.

"Stop, intruder, state your purpose for coming here," The Elf asked Aakesh while taking the posture to attack anytime.

"You don't know me," Aakesh emotionlessly responded.

Before the Elf could even understand what the intruder said, Aakesh aimed his bow toward the Elf, stretched the bowstring, and released it.

The bow Aakesh had gotten from the system wasn't at its full power, but it still stood at the peak of the quality and strength of the Primal dimension.

Aakesh's arrow did not have an arrowhead; it only had a needle.

"Puchi!"

The next moment, the arrow pierced Elf's right shoulder.

"YOU!" The Elf angrily glared at Aakesh and rushed toward him. He had only taken a step forward when he stumbled and fell.

The next moment, foam began leaking out of his mouth as his right shoulder had first turned blue, and then it had slowly started melting.

The needle at the top of Aakesh's arrow was laced with poison, potent enough to kill even Immortals in only seconds. Only late Immortals and above had a chance to survive it.

The Elf hadn't entirely died and was fighting for his life when the remaining two higher-ups emerged. One was a Human, the other being an Orc.

"Who are you?" The human angrily and cautiously asked Aakesh, seeing the scene of his fellow member struggling to survive.

Aakesh, instead of responding, shot another arrow. The human was taken aback by the sudden situation. He wanted to dodge the arrow, but he found himself not to be quick enough to avoid it.

In the arrow, the human could see his death. But before it could strike him, he was knocked down.

The Orc had stepped in on time and knocked the human down while the arrow passed through the air.

Aakesh was already ready with his next arrow. It was the same as the last two.

"Puchi!"

The Orc using its quick movement, had almost succeeded in dodging the arrow, but in the end, it had failed.

It only needed a touch of the needle to inject the poison, so it had done its work.

The Orc was a late Immortal, so it was able to fight the poison, but the poison was taking the complete concentration of the Orc to fight it.

Aakesh left the Orc to fight on its own and instead focused on the human.

The human, seeing the condition of the Orc, had already begun attempting to escape. How could Aakesh let it happen?

"Puchi!"

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The arrow pierced the human's heart as he looked down on his chest. He had succeeded in teleporting but was unaware that the arrow had followed him.

'Who was he, and what was his enmity with Nielle?' These were the two questions he had before his heart melted due to the toxicity of the poison.

Only the Orc was alive out of the three Immortals at this point. Aakesh aimed at it, stretched the bowstring, and released it when the string touched his nose.

"Whoosh!"

"Puchi!"

The next moment, the arrow flew, tearing through the space and piercing his heart.

It was a different arrow that Aakesh had shot. The arrowhead was ordinary, but there was a tiny flame on the tip.

"Boom!"

The next moment, the arrow exploded, resulting in the Orc coughing blood.

It wasn't enough to kill the Orc, so Aakesh shot the same arrow one after another.

"Boom!"

"Boom!"

"Boom!"

The sound of continuous explosions rang in space as arrows after arrows exploded in the heart of the Orc.

Finally, Aakesh's effort succeeded. The eleven hundredth arrow resulted in the heart finally exploding, resulting in the death of the Orc.

Due to the bow's superior quality, he was not only able to compete with Immortals but also kill them. Still, there was an issue, Aakesh didn't have an unlimited supply of offensive arrows that could hunt Immortals in a single shot. He only had a limited number of them, so he was saving them for the headquarters. This lack of options made him use quantity over quality to finish Immortals.

***

After hunting the three Immortals, Aakesh had used explosive arrows to bombard the planet XXXI. Now, except for the white building at the center, nothing remained. Not even a hint of life could be seen.

It was only the beginning of his assault on Nielled, but the number of casualties had already breached several billion. Aakesh didn't care as before coming here, he had decided to exterminate the organization in its entirety, irrespective of how many lives he had to take.

The white building was the connection between the headquarters and the base, so Aakesh entered it.

A few minutes later, he came out disappointedly as he found nothing worth value inside, other than the history of the base and its relations with the other races in this Universe.

Since there was nothing of value here, Aakesh decided to destroy the building, erasing the proof of the organization's base here.

"BOOM!"

"BOOM!"

"BOOM!"

He continuously bombarded the building with explosive arrows. The transparent barrier surrounding it finally gave up and began cracking.

Aakesh, without even stopping, continued the bombarding on the building.

Even after the barrier got fully destroyed, the white building was still able to handle the bombardment due to the quality of the material used in its creation.

It finally gave up under the relentless bombarding of Aakesh and began having cracks.

The cracks turned wider and wider, and finally, the structure gave up.

"Where are you going?" Aakesh coldly muttered as right after the crash of the building, something quickly flew out of it.

It wasn't quicker than Aakesh, so he grabbed it with ease.

"Storage device," Aakesh commented in disappointment. It was an emergency storage device that would automatically activate after an attack on the base. It would then return to its destination point and show the memory of what happened to them.

Since there was nothing left for Aakesh to do here, he went to the subsidiary races of the organization here in the Universe DoTan and committed a massacre.

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