Supreme Harem God System

’What do we do now…?’

Thyra questioned.

’What else? We give up on the mission and get out of here.

This is not our war.

We have no reason to get involved in this mess."

Nux shrugged.

’We… will abandon them?"

Ember questioned as she stared at the soldiers below.

Nux stared at his wife and,

’Do you want to save them?"

’Would that be troublesome?’

’Well, whatever we do here might be revealed, so-

We will abandon them.’

Ember’s decision was instantaneous.

As a General, she hated the thought of abandoning her soldiers. However, when it came to choosing between her family and the soldiers, it wasn’t a decision she needed to think about.

Cowardly?

It didn’t matter.

Ember was never afraid to fight to the death, but only for her Nux’s sake.

Anything else in this Universe didn’t matter.

Nux smiled lightly.

’So how do we get out?’

Thyra questioned.

There were Primordials here.

Even if they had Core, the Primordials would be able to react the instant they opened the Portal, and even if their Auras wouldn’t work, it was a risky move.

"What if Nux goes out and distracts them? That should give us enough time to escape, shouldn’t it?’

Rune suggested.

’If he does that, the enemy Leaders would find out that Tandris’s Will cannot sense his presence. It might become troublesome if that gets out.

’

Astaria shook her head.

Of course, Kaelith, inside Ember’s Shadow, wasn’t a problem.

Nux had cut off all his contacts with the outside world.

"What if we kill the enemy leaders before they get the chance to say anything?" Allura suggested.

’Won’t work. The Tandris’s Will would simply find someone else to provide all the information.

Edda shook her head.

’Does this mean we need to silence everyone here?"

Melia narrowed her eyes dangerously.

’Alright, alright, girls. No need to get heated up!’

Nux laughed out loud.

’Do you have a way?"

Ember questioned.

’Well, we can ask nicely, can’t we?"

Nux suggested, and in an instant, all the women turned silent.

’What? It might work, okay?

Peace is always the answer!

!..

While Nux and his wives were having this discussion, the Primordials were having a

discussion of their own.

"You are breaking the Rules!

Do you realize what the consequences of your actions are!?"

Liora shouted, trying to demoralize her enemies.

"There won’t be any."

One of the seventeen Primordials declared confidently.

"Have you lost your mind!? Do you think the Supre-"

"They will not know."

The Primordial cut Liora off.

Then, his eyes shimmered with a cold glint and,

"No one will know if there is no one to tell."

Liora’s eyes widened in horror.

Understanding what the man’s words meant, she, however, didn’t give in.

"If you think you can get out of this by killing all the Velcrains, you are sorely mistaken!"

The Seraphyte then turned towards Tandris Leaders and,

"Don’t think you are the only ones who managed to put some spies in our ranks.

We have some too. Even if you eradicate us, our spies would make sure that the truth is revealed to the rest of the Universe an-"

"You are mistaken, Velcrain."

Before Liora could complete her words, she was interrupted.

The Seraphyte turned towards him, and the man’s cold smile widened even further.

"I never said I would only target Velcrians."

The being spoke, and the moment he heard those words, Inferath, the Infernik Leader, widened his eyes in horror and turned towards the Primordial.

"What do you mean by that!?"

He questioned in anger.

"Hmm? Was I not clear?

Or is the mind of a Low-Level World’s bug too simple to understand my words?

Very well, let me make this clear:

None of you are leaving this place alive."

The moment he said those words, his and the other 16 Primordials’ Auras burst out,

this time at full strength, instantly crushing all the soldiers on the ground.

The five leaders stared at the seventeen Primordials and prepared themselves.

This was not about War anymore.

It was about survival.

And as the tension rose even further, a voice was heard.

"E-Excuse me…"

Twenty-two Primordials turned towards the source of the voice at the same time, and

their eyes fell on a cute auburn-haired woman, who was staring at them with a

somewhat embarrassed look on her face.

"S-So… now that it has come to all this…

Can we leave?"

Skyla questioned in an awkward tone.

’Where are your manners? Say please!

Nux’s voice was heard, and Skyla could only follow his words.

"Please…?"

Silence.

Absolute silence fell over the place.

All the Primordials stared at the woman with speechless looks on their faces, and it was not just because of the audacity of her question.

It was because the woman was standing on the ground, not showing any signs of discomfort whatsoever.

Twenty-two Primordials had released their Auras with full strength. Even the world

itself was trembling with fear.

All the soldiers were on the ground; some had even

died, and in this situation…

There stood nine women, with absolutely no signs of discomfort or trouble on their faces, as if the Primordials’ Aura didn’t matter to them.

The Primordial, who seemed to be the Leader of the seventeen Primordials who had

come here, narrowed his eyes at this sight.

Then, he stared at Skyla and the rest of the women, and a light smile appeared on his

face.

"Do you all wish to live?"

He questioned.

"We do."

Skyla nodded, her smile brightening.

Nux’s method might work!

"Alright."

The Primordial Leader nodded, and Skyla’s face brightened up.

"Than-"

But…

Before Skyla could express her gratitude,

"I want vou eight to capture her!"

The Leader spoke, pointing at Ember.

"What…?" Skyla was confused.

"You want to leave, correct?

You can leave with me. I have been observing you all ever since you appeared, and I

can see all of you would grow into excellent soldiers in the future.

Right now, however, I have an urgent need for that woman’s Law.

So I want you to capture her so that I can extra-"

"See? I told you this wouldn’t work."

Before the man could complete his words, Astaria shook her head in disappointment.

’It was worth a try, okay?"

"It was not.

It was just a waste of time. We got nothing out of this."

"What are you talking about? We definitely got something from this!

Nux smiled.

And while the Primordials frowned, confused as to why this woman seemed like she

was talking to herself,

Nux’s cold words rang into the woman’s ear,

’Reason.

We got the reason to kill all of them!

And the moment he said those words, a Portal opened in the middle of the 22

Primordials, and a woman with long black hair and crimson eyes walked out.

"Missed me?"

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