Operation Red Book

"Rumble--"

The thunder was hidden behind the clouds, as restless as the sound of drizzle falling on drums.

Lightning struck like a blanket, cutting through the dark night sky and illuminating the people fleeing on the ground.

The awakened residents were in chaos, and even the armed troops were unable to stop them.

London residents living near the Chinese dock also stuck their heads out. While marveling at the wonderful sight of nature, they sneered at the chaos in the distance.

Little did they know that a considerable number of Londoners were also targeted by the lightning strikes.

Victor had no time to rest, and immediately raised a thick ice barrier for the people in the distance.

Ice may not necessarily block lightning strikes, but it is the best method we can think of at the moment.

Ivy looked at the twinkling sky and her body couldn't help but tremble.

The soldiers who came to rescue turned around and ran away, including Count Waite who was entrusted with an important task.

The most dangerous place is the safest place. Looking at the track of lightning, Ivy couldn't help but think of this sentence.

The army began to transport innocent people back, and for the time being, they would at least have to stay under the ice barrier set up by Victor.

Luna was held tightly in Ivy's arms. Ivy took her and fled all the way, and finally they hid under a vertical stone brick together.

Ivy's heart felt like it was being burned by fire. Not only was she worried about the lightning that would fall from the demon, she was also worried about the disappearance of the other demon.

The hexagram contract on her neck was still running. Ivy could feel the warm breath and even the energy of the hexagram running under her skin.

But what about the demon who signed the contract?

In the past, as long as he awakened the contract, Dorian would immediately appear in front of him, no matter how far away he was, no matter how dangerous the situation was.

So, why didn’t it work this time?

Ivy was so anxious that she almost cried. She looked around again, but still didn't see the familiar figure, not even a trace of the scary blue flame.

"Did something happen to him? Or... did he deliberately not come..."

Ivy made malicious guesses in her heart, but no matter what the reason was, she had no choice now.

The situation had gotten out of control to such an extent that Ivy had not expected it at all.

As a human being, to deal with an evil demon, besides one's own abilities and strict holiness, one can only use another demon to suppress it.

Besides this, what other solutions are there?

Angels? God? Thinking further, maybe gods? Buddha?

No...no sign of them...

Is that the universe? A miracle? The power of nature? The hope in Pandora's box?

Have it? Have it?

Is it too late to pray now?

How to do it?

Who can tell me? What should I do?

Ivy fell into despair once again. Blue and white lightning flashed in her eyes, and her body was broken by the tears that filled her eyes.

Please... whoever you are... stop that damn demon...

Please...

no matter who……

“Woo—woo—woo—”

As if in response to Ivy's desperate prayers, a voice that did not belong to the purgatory on earth suddenly rang out, drowning out the crying of children, the roar of thunder and the exclamations of people.

Amidst the layers of dark clouds, a towering body like a volcano loomed and soared into the sky.

Amid the swaying clouds, Ivy could only vaguely make out a pair of wings as wide as lakes and two horns as big as banyan trees.

No one knew what it was; it looked neither like a volcano nor like a human.

Ivy tried hard to find an analogous creature in her mind, but found that only the Classic of Mountains and Seas could barely accommodate its form.

"Its name is Ursol, a little monster who likes to sleep. I begged Uriel for a long time before I borrowed it..."

A familiar strange sound came from behind Ivy, which scared her.

"Hey hey hey..."

"Raphael?"

The moment Ivy said the name, the man blew happily on her neck.

"Ah!"

Ivy only felt a soreness in her neck, followed by a cool feeling like a spring.

"What are you doing!"

Ivy shuddered three times, turned her head away in shame and anger, and raised her hand to give this despicable guy two or three hits.

Who would have thought that there was no one behind him, only the constant surge of wind and waves.

When she turned around again, a shade of purple had already squatted down beside her with her cheeks supported.

"Oh! It's because Uriel doted on it too much. It slept during work hours and threw tantrums after get off work. I finally got it to do something and it took me a long time to coax it..."

Ivy blinked in confusion, and it took her a while to realize that Raphael was talking about the blurry big monster in front of her.

"Uthor?" Ivy repeated the strange name. "Can it deal with Jasper?"

“Woo—woo—woo—woo—”

Before he finished speaking, an ethereal voice was heard from the clouds, with a depth that only an empty valley could have.

"Boom——"

Another round of earth-shaking thunder sounded, and two white vortices suddenly appeared on the other side of the sky.

The rotation speed and size of the white vortex were far smaller than the other vortex, but it absorbed the lightning and thunder in the clouds like a black hole.

After a while, the rows of lightning were absorbed by the vortex like a bowl of ridiculous noodles, and even the angry thunder was taken away by the vortex.

After a few seconds, except for the black vortex, the sky finally returned to its original vast appearance.

After clearing the sky, the white vortex retreated without leaving a trace with Ursol's ethereal "wooo" cry.

Ivy was so amazed by the miracle that happened.

“Ahhh! Isn’t that awesome!”

Raphael clapped his hands vigorously beside Ivy and whistled shrilly like a football hooligan.

"It's just a little lazy and a little greedy, but it's actually super powerful!"

Ivy looked at the empty sky and nodded woodenly. It seemed that she had not yet recovered from her shock.

After a while, she shook her head, horror and panic once again taking over her heart.

"Where's Jasper? Did he run away?"

"No way! We, the Death God Team, have plenty of means and strength to deal with such a pest!"

Following the direction of Raphael's finger, Ivy hurriedly looked towards the horizon below the vortex.

"Huh?" Ivy blinked twice quickly.

I saw two shadows flying in the sky, one black and one white:

The black one was holding a sword made of lightning, and it was obvious that Jasper had sucked most of his energy away.

Bai was riding a beautiful and majestic white horse, holding a long spear with a white tassel in her hand. Her beautiful long black hair was tied up high behind her head, and her fairy-like white robe was fluttering in the air.

Ivy stared for a long time before she realized that the Grim Reaper in White was the person who had not appeared from beginning to end.

"Sun Ce?"

"Bingo! Isn't it cool? Isn't it majestic?"

Ivy glared at Raphael irritably, then looked upwards.

There was no time to joke with Raphael now, as the battle between the demons and the god of death was still going on intensely in the air.