Doomsday Summoning Frenzy

In the distant lands of the African continent, amidst a dense forest in Europe, specifically Spain, there lies a secluded paradise untouched by demonic disasters and devoid of survival pressures.

It is as if any uproar happening in the world has no relation to this place.

The residents living here are calm, peaceful, and serene, basking in happiness. Of course, we must ignore the fact that there are barely any residents here—only one person, two beasts, and a peculiar existence.

Until a voice broke the tranquility of the area.

"Sister Ling, Sister Ling, come look at how beautifully I've drawn!"

From afar, a sweet, bell-like voice disrupted the owner and guardian of this land. The entire forest seemed to stir without wind. After a while, a slender figure, resembling an otherworldly fairy rather than a mortal, slowly materialized from the thick treetops and gently floated toward the source of the voice.

The dense canopy parted for her, and sunlight cascaded down, illuminating the woman known as Ling, casting dappled shadows on the ground below.

The woman, formed entirely from pure energy, floated over the trees, then her gaze turned upward to the bare mountain and a gorilla climbing at its peak with one hand.

At this moment, the gorilla, gripping the peak with one hand and raising the other high, used its massive paws to secure a better view for the human standing on its hand.

Needless to say, even with the powers of a divine beast species, this action was quite strenuous—an enormous creature several dozen meters high would undoubtedly crush this not-so-tall little mountain under its weight if it weren't for its skills.

Seeing the gorilla's troubled expression, Ling chuckled and shook her head. Then, her body gradually rose, slowly flying to the gorilla’s raised right hand, where she walked over to the woman named Carmel.

"Sister Ling, do you think my drawing looks like it?"

The sweet, bell-like voice rang out again as Ling lowered her head to look at the scroll in front of Carmel.

On the scroll, a vast, lifelike forest was vividly depicted, with branches and leaves rendered clearly; without a doubt, this was the effect of Carmel's skill—no skilled painter could create a picture that looked as if it was taken by a high-resolution camera.

After observing for a while, Ling nodded, "It's exactly the same, nice job, you've made great progress."

Hearing Ling's praise, Carmel stuck out her tongue and then naturally took Ling's hand, "Then you have to fulfill your promise to me."

Carmel's playful demand made Ling nod helplessly. Then, a pure white light shot from Ling's hand towards the scroll, enveloping it in white light. After a while, when the white light dissipated, the scroll remained the same, but it now possessed some mysterious power.

Seeing this scene, Carmel seemed to have accomplished some grand achievement and let out a heavy sigh of relief as she quickly rolled up the scroll, grumbling, "Finally, it's qualified! This is my trump card! I'll no longer be afraid of any terrifying demonic creatures in the future..."

Ling couldn't help but laugh at Carmel's chatter.

...

The two women sat atop the gorilla's head, making their way to the center of the forest, the place they called "home."

As the saying goes, three women make a drama, and two women are no less so. Even in the apocalypse, there are many topics to discuss between women.

For example, men. Carmel hasn't encountered many men, and since Ling's birth, she has never interacted with such creatures as "men."

So, after Wen Yu's name was briefly mentioned, the two women quickly skipped over the dull topic. Now that Carmel had Ling, her need for Wen Yu had been entirely replaced by Ling, making it hardly worth discussing...

Another example is what Ling is currently doing—actually, Carmel had discovered some interesting things while staying here. For instance, the terrifying life form known as Ling was currently engaged in a significant task.

She wanted to dig a tunnel to Earth's Core—who knows what Ling intends to do. Whenever Carmel asked, Ling would always evade the question, but when it came to the digging itself, Ling didn't shy away from asking for Carmel's help.