God Simulator: The Goddesses In The Simulation Are All Real

Chapter 213 Aurielle In The Dragon Continent

Zephyrax surged forward, his massive claws crackling with electricity as he swiped at her.

Aurielle darted to the side, her movements fluid and effortless.

"Arrogance?" she said, feigning offense. "No, no, darling. This is just good old-fashioned fun."

She clapped her hands together, summoning another gift. "Let's give you a little present. Gift Bestowal: Bad Luck Attraction!"

A tiny wisp of violet flux shot from her fingers, embedding itself into Fulminis's aura. He faltered mid-flight as the effect took hold.

The storm cloud above him sputtered, and a stray bolt of lightning struck his tail.

Fulminis roared, his frustration mounting. "What trickery is this?"

Aurielle floated backward, laughing. "Oh, nothing much. Just a tiny little curse. Don't mind the bad luck. It'll pass. Maybe."

As Fulminis lunged at her again, a stray gust of wind knocked him off course, slamming him into a jagged cliffside.

Aurielle burst into laughter, clutching her sides. "Oh, this is too good! Come on, big guy, show me what you've got!"

Fulminis roared again, his pride fueling his determination.

He charged her with renewed ferocity, lightning crackling in a massive sphere around him. "Enough games! You will bow before the might of the storm!"

Aurielle's grin widened. "Now we're talking!"

As Fulminis's attack closed in, she clapped her hands once more, creating a new gift. "Gift of Spontaneous Combustion."

The moment his lightning sphere reached her, it exploded in a harmless cascade of colorful sparks.

Fulminis stopped mid-attack, blinking in confusion.

"What...?" he muttered, his voice tinged with disbelief.

Aurielle tilted her head, a playful smirk on her lips. "Oh, did you think that would hurt me? Silly dragon. Let me show you something cooler."

"Zephyrax resides in the heart of the Starbound Spire," he said reluctantly. "But be warned—he is no ordinary dragon. He's the oldest among us, and his power bends the fabric of space itself."

Aurielle's grin widened, her violet flux swirling playfully around her. "The fabric of space? Oh, this is going to be delightful."

Without waiting for a response, she launched herself skyward, her laughter ringing out as she shot into the horizon like a comet.

Behind her, Fulminis watched in silence, his pride overshadowed by a strange mixture of awe and unease.

—The Starbound Spire—

Aurielle ascended into the skies above the Dragon Continent, her path guided by the faint shimmer of starlight emanating from the distance. The air grew thinner, charged with an ancient, cosmic energy that sent shivers through her flux.

When she reached the apex of the spire, the sight before her stole even her breath.

The vast expanse of the Starbound Spire was unlike anything else in the Diviner World. It seemed to float between realms, a celestial structure shimmering with an ethereal glow.

Surrounding it was a void-like expanse of swirling stars and galaxies, as if the very essence of the cosmos had converged in this one place.

Perched at its center was Zephyrax, the Space Dragon King.

His massive form was a spectacle of cosmic beauty. Black scales, like the void of space itself, reflected shimmering hues of stars and galaxies, as if he carried the universe upon his body.

His luminous eyes, glinting with cosmic light, turned toward Aurielle as she approached. His presence exuded an aura of ancient wisdom and unfathomable power.

"A mortal?" Zephyrax's voice resonated with the depth of an endless abyss, calm yet commanding. "You dare to enter my domain?"

Aurielle came to a halt mid-air, placing a hand on her hip as she tilted her head. "A mortal? Sweetie, I think you've got it backward. I'm no mere mortal—I'm Aurielle. And I'm here to have some fun."

Zephyrax's eyes narrowed, the starlight in them intensifying. "Fun? Your arrogance belies your ignorance. Leave now, while you still can."

Aurielle tapped her chin thoughtfully. "Hmm, let me think about it... No."

The air around them warped as Zephyrax's flux surged, distorting the space itself. He didn't move, yet the fabric of reality twisted and bent, as if the world were conforming to his will.

"You will regret this," Zephyrax said, his voice rumbling like the echo of collapsing stars.

Aurielle's grin widened. "Finally, someone who knows how to make an entrance. Alright, Zephyrax, show me what you've got!"