I, the Geo Archon Morax with 2.1 Billion Mora, Have Joined a Chat Group [258]

Skill System World.

Another planet. Earth. The Japanese archipelago.

A perfectly ordinary single-family home, probably about ten years old.

The nameplate by the gate read: Wakaba.

A flowerpot sat beside the front door. Hidden inside was a spare key to the house.

This kind of setting—so mundane it practically faded into the background—was common across Japan.

And in this unremarkable home, on the second floor, a girl was watching a game video.

The computer’s low hum wasn’t loud, and the screen showed a face-off between a petite, adorable girl and a half-human-sized, grotesque spider.

To the uninitiated, it probably looked like some B-grade monster horror flick where the creature massacres the helpless human.

But those in the know understood well: that small, cute girl on the screen was the real monster to be feared.

If that creature ever appeared in the seemingly peaceful Japanese archipelago, she could likely wipe out the entire population within a week.

The proud arsenal of modern humanity wouldn’t amount to much against this girl.

“Now then… let’s see.”

A clear, melodic voice rang out from in front of the computer—so pleasant it could be mistaken for heavenly music.

Its owner was a beautiful girl with long, jet-black hair cascading down to her waist. She wore a summer school uniform, one hand holding a chocolate ice cream cone, the other clutching a bag of cucumber-flavored chips. Her sparkling eyes were locked on the screen.

What stood out the most was her expression—unnervingly serene, bearing an eerie resemblance to Zhongli. Though every gesture and movement brimmed with human warmth and elegance, just looking at her had a strangely purifying effect.

And yet… no ordinary person could possibly grasp the meaning behind those movements.

They could see her actions, but not understand them.

Because she wasn’t something meant to be understood. She only wore the form of a flawless human—but her true essence belonged to something far greater, something far beyond what a human could comprehend.

And this fearsome, unknowable being?

She was smiling—a smile even an ordinary person could recognize.

That slight upward curve of her lips expressed exactly what a smile was meant to convey:

—“I’m smiling because this is fun.”

—“I’m smiling because it’s more fun than I expected.”

—“I’m smiling because I’m delighted by how unexpectedly entertaining this is.”

“Let’s see what you’ve got, little spider,” the dark-haired girl murmured to herself between bites of ice cream and chips, still watching the standoff between the girl and the spider on screen.

“From the moment you reincarnated, from the very first time I laid eyes on you, you’ve always had this... quality I couldn’t quite see through.”

“It’s fascinating. For me—Evil God D, the supreme ruler of the dead and souls across countless planets—to not be able to see something clearly? The moment I realized it, I was hooked.”

“It made me want to keep watching. To understand. To figure out what makes you different.”

“And through that observation… I did find some things that were different.”

“But I still couldn’t quite make sense of it.”

“This time, though, that pursuit by the Queen Taratect finally made you show more of your cards.”

“Yet even now, I can’t clearly see how she died. That’s incredibly strange.”

“So, to get a better look… I went ahead and cheated. I gave your coordinates and position to your mother’s mother—Demon Lord Ariel.”

“Now, let’s enjoy this lovely little encounter together.”

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Demon Lord.

The sovereign of all monsters, ruler of all demonkind.

She was the small girl standing before them now.

[!@#%!@%￥#!]

The girl bearing the title of Demon Lord shifted her gaze from Kumoko to Zhongli standing behind her.

Her expression was tense—clearly unsettled, even visibly disbelieving.

Her voice trembled slightly.

[!@#%!@%]

Kumoko still couldn’t understand what she was saying.

Naturally, Zhongli—facing Demon Lord Ariel directly—also couldn’t understand the language of this world. But as a being who transcended worlds, all it took was a single glance at her sentence for him to instantly learn the language.

He casually reached down and formed a glowing golden orb from the earth, which he tossed to Kumoko.

“Swallow this. It’s an inter-world language pill I just made. Once you take it, you’ll understand what she’s saying.”

He spoke with casual ease, as if he’d just done something completely mundane.

“What are you, Doraemon?” Kumoko snarked, tossing the orb into her mouth.

The next second, she understood Ariel’s words perfectly.

“Who are you? Were you the ones who killed the Queen Taratect?”

Her voice, once deciphered, was surprisingly pleasant to the ear.

Without a second’s thought, Kumoko answered: “It wasn’t me.”

“I wasn’t asking you.”

Ariel gave Kumoko a conflicted look before refocusing her gaze on Zhongli.

Her hands clenched tightly, pale arms taut with strain.

“Who are you?”

“A dragon? A god? An angel?”

Facing an incomprehensible existence, she could only offer guesses.

From the moment she’d noticed the young man before her, her spirit and soul had been completely overwhelmed. He didn’t look overwhelmingly powerful—but his very presence crushed her with pressure, leaving not even a sliver of space.

Not even when she’d faced a true Administrator had she felt this way.

Which meant this man—this composed, handsome youth—was at least on the same level as an Administrator.

Possibly… even stronger.

“From a general perspective, I suppose I am a dragon. Though not quite the kind you’re imagining,” Zhongli said calmly, his tone unwavering—completely unbothered by anything around him.

“That’s why I’m very interested in how you conceptualize dragons, angels, and gods in your world.”

“Would you mind explaining it to me?”

“Of course… not.”

Ariel lowered her stance. The six pointed claws on her cloak danced in the breeze, twitching like spider legs.

“It’s you who should be telling me what kind of dragon you are!”

BOOM!

Her words were followed by a violent explosion.

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