My Supernatural Girlfriends Spoils Me Rotten

Just a short distance from the moon, the silence of space was broken by the roar of two giants — Asher's golden avatar and the flaming titan.

They floated opposite each other, huge beyond imagination. The moon looked like a ball toy between them.

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Neither of them moved — not because of hesitation, but because the arrogant titan had realized it was facing a being on the same level.

Still, that alone wasn't enough to make it admit defeat or even falter. As a being born from the strongest race in existence, its pride was no smaller than that of the ancient dragons.

In fact, the titans believed they stood above all others — they

simply grew stronger by existing and devouring planets.

"You dare oppose me with this trickery? Just because it looks big doesn't mean it holds equal strength!"

Asher smirked, tilting his head slightly.

"Oh, don't worry. Size doesn't matter. Performance does — and you're about to find out you've got neither."

The titan's flames flared in anger, but Asher only folded his arms as if bored.

"Go on then," he added with a faint smile. "Prove me wrong… if you can."

The taunting only made the titan more furious.

"First you killed my son," the titan roared, its voice trembling with rage, "and now you're showing me disrespect."

"What are you yapping about? The universe is an eat-or-be-eaten place. Your child died because he bit off more than he could chew."

He paused, making sure his next words would hit harder.

"And honestly, since you were the one who sent him to our planet, that's on you — ninety-nine percent your fault. The rest? Just bad luck. He had the misfortune of having a stupid father like you."

For a split second, the titan said nothing. Then his flames flared out of control.

"I will burn you until nothing remains!"

"You can try but you won't like how it ends."

The titan roared and swung, fire exploding from its fist as it charged.

Asher didn't blink. His golden avatar mirrored the motion, throwing its own punch.

Gold met crimson.

BOOOOM!

Light exploded outward, brighter than a thousand suns.

The shockwave tore through the area, rippling out until it reached a distant planet minutes later.

Ash, Ashame, and Ashley — watching from far away with their mothers — could only stare, speechless.

The sight of two gods colliding was beyond anything they could imagine.

When the light faded, both titans floated apart, their fists steaming. The space between them bent and twisted from the impact.

The flaming titan sneered, teeth like molten rock.

"You might be able to handle a confrontation for now, but my race has unrivaled stamina. Soon you will be exhausted, and I will kill you, and then your family and your world."

Asher let out a small laugh.

"You've been bragging for a while now, and yet you haven't really done any damage to me. If this is your idea of strength, then you've been living in a very small well."

The titan's fire flared brighter in rage.

"You kept mocking me !"

Asher's tone didn't change.

"Mock you? No," he shook his head, "just giving you a reality check before you embarrass yourself even more."

"Global Inferno! "The titan roared and raised both arms.

Molten spheres of fire spun into existence around him, each one glowing with violent energy.

"We'll see how smug you are when you're ash!"

He hurled them forward like projectiles.

"How ironic. " Asher raised one hand.

A golden wall formed, smooth and unbroken. Each sphere of fire crashed into it.

When the last one struck, the wall shattered—not from weakness, but by choice.

"My turn"

Hundreds of golden shards floated around the avatar like blades. He moved his hand slightly, and the shards shot forward.

Each blast hit dead on — burning, piercing, exploding — but the titan didn't fall.

The flames around the wounds closed instantly, melting into new burning flesh.

Within seconds, even the deepest gashes disappeared.

Asher's eyes narrowed slightly as he studied his opponent.

"So you can heal fast, huh?" he muttered. "Annoying ability."

He extended his arm. Golden giant spears of energy appeared.

"Let's see if you can keep up."

The spears shot forward at once.They rained down on the titan, exploding in bursts of gold.

But even as the golden light faded, the titan's shape returned — every wound sealed, every scar gone.

It laughed.

"Do you see now. I am flame itself. You cannot destroy what burns forever!"

Asher floated still, unfazed. 𝒇𝓻𝓮𝓮𝙬𝙚𝒃𝒏𝓸𝙫𝒆𝙡.𝓬𝓸𝒎

"Flame that never dies?" he said softly. "Sounds like an exaggeration."

"I'll shut that mouth of yours" The titan raised its hand and summoned another massive sphere of fire, large enough to blot out a moon.

He hurled it with both hands, the heat distorting everything in its path.

"You never learn don't you? " Asher clenched his fist, and the attack shattered on his command.

Without wasting any more time, he decided to use his forte — magic.

The golden light around his avatar dimmed for a moment, then surged brighter.

Thousands of magic circles appeared, each one spinning slowly around the flaming titan.

The circles glowed with ancient runes, whispering in a language long forgotten.

It's eyes widened, but before it could speak, it felt its body being suppressed.

A crushing force wrapped around it, invisible and heavy — like gravity itself multiplied a thousandfold.

But that wasn't the reason it looked panicked.

"You…" it rumbled, the voice was now lower, uncertain. "Where did you learn these symbols?"

Asher's brow furrowed in confusion. The titan looked genuinely afraid — an emotion he never expected to see from such a proud and arrogant being.

He turned to his magic circles.

The runes spinning around it in strange patterns, but to him, it was nothing unusual. It was Index's spell, one he had merely copied and expanded using his own understanding.

"I see now…" the titan growled, its molten teeth grinding. "You're a spawn of that wretched woman.

"What are you talking about?" Asher facial expressions darkened.