Reborn with Infinity Skill Points, I Enslaved All Universes-Chapter 195 --Malkar’s Fear

So this is it... Who would have thought such a sight actually existed?

The scene before him shook Daniel to his core.

He attempted to touch the translucent membrane that encased the outer layer of the fleshy continent,

but was met with a powerful rejection.

To err on the side of caution, he decided to let his avatar handle it instead.

With that thought, Daniel switched places between his main body and an avatar,

then summoned the Spirit of Skills, directing it to launch an attack on the membrane.

[Meteor Arrow Rain]!

In an instant, countless radiant arrows descended,

raining down upon the membrane with thunderous force.

At first glance, the attack seemed overwhelming—blinding flashes lit up the air, explosions echoed across the abyssal sky.

But when viewed in the context of the entire continent, the attack was barely a scratch.

After the first wave of bombardment, Daniel stopped.

He had clearly sensed that the membrane was connected to the entire network of flesh that covered the land.

His damage, no matter how fierce it seemed, was spread thinly across this massive structure.

To this mountain of meat, his attacks were little more than a tickle.

Time to try something else.

After a brief moment of thought, Daniel drew the Dagger of the God of Thieves and sliced at the membrane.

A translucent fragment instantly materialized in front of his eyes—a copied shard.

[Flesh-Guard Membrane]

[Origin: Skin of the God of Flesh | Extraordinary tenacity | Linked to the continental flesh network]

[Effect: Extremely powerful at isolating external lifeforms; blocks entrance into internal flesh territory]

Reading the description, Daniel’s lips curled into a faint smile.

Looks like it’s time to demonstrate the beauty of art.

Not long ago, Daniel had discovered a bug in the God-rank skill [Gift of the Veiled Goddess].

The Primordial Core Weapon was essentially composed of several high-threshold volatile materials

that exploded when combined.

Although [Gift of the Veiled Goddess] couldn’t replicate the Primordial Core Weapon directly in infinite quantities,

it could endlessly duplicate the individual components used to create one.

Which meant—Daniel could assemble as many Primordial Core Weapons as he wanted.

While he couldn’t materialize an infinite arsenal instantly,

he effectively held an unlimited stockpile as long as he had time to assemble them.

In a way, Daniel had achieved a form of infinite Primordial Core Weapon manufacturing.

And that gave him confidence.

If this barrier was truly that durable,

then it was the perfect time to test the power of the Primordial Core Weapon.

Without hesitation, Daniel activated the synthesis function.

Within seconds, his inventory filled with over a thousand Primordial Core Weapons.

Wanting to test the waters, he tossed 50 of them at the same location as his previous strike.

After setting a two-second timer, Daniel blinked out of the blast radius.

The next instant—

A radiant inferno erupted across the sky above the flesh continent!

Light swallowed the world—so bright that day and night reversed, and all shadows vanished.

...

Back at the edge of the Abyss,

the Emperor of the Abyss, Malkar, had not yet left.

He remained in place, quietly sensing the changes occurring on the other side.

That’s when he felt it:

a subtle tremor running through the ground.

The sheer power of the Primordial Core Weapon had affected even the interior of the Abyss.

That overwhelming aura—the scent of something divine—

sent shivers down Malkar’s spine.

Without hesitation, Malkar activated a spatial shift and fled to the other end of the Abyss.

Even as the Emperor of the Abyss—with near-limitless HP in his domain—

he dared not test the effects of the Primordial Core Weapon.

Who could say if it had secondary effects beyond its raw damage?

What if it carried a lingering HP-drain buff?

As Malkar retreated and continued to feel the monstrous tremors emanating from the land,

he remained filled with lingering dread.

That’s... horrifying!

That Daniel... he’s insane! He launched an attack from so close—wasn’t he afraid of getting caught in the blast?

And just how powerful is the human race?

They can launch attacks this terrifying... and so casually??

Such destructive weaponry should, by all rights, be constructed from rare and expensive materials.

But it seemed the human race had them in abundance.

The more Malkar thought about it, the more terrified he became of humanity.

There must be a god hidden among them!

...

Following the first round of destruction,

Daniel reappeared beside the membrane.

Surprisingly, the membrane showed no signs of damage.

But this didn’t mean the Primordial Core Weapons had failed.

Far from it—directly beneath the membrane, on the surface of the flesh continent,

a deep, bottomless crater had been blown into the grotesque terrain.

However, what truly made Daniel’s scalp tingle

was that this crater was already regenerating.

New flesh buds were growing at incredible speed,

quickly restoring the damage caused by the explosion.

This horrific regeneration rate made Daniel frown.

His Eye of Insight had been correct.

The membrane didn’t block energy—only lifeforms.

Which explained why a relatively minor attack like Meteor Arrow Rain was completely ineffective,

while Primordial Core Weapons still inflicted physical destruction... just not to the membrane.

Staring at the continent—so close, yet unreachable—Daniel fell into contemplation.

Perhaps I should check the God Rank Skill Compendium for something that can bypass this barrier.

[Blink]

A God Rank Skill capable of teleporting across any space,

unrestricted by barriers or restrictions.

Looks like that would be his next step:

gathering the components to unlock [Blink].

While Daniel was lost in thought,

midnight struck—00:00.

And with the new day’s arrival,

all of Daniel’s avatars and main body, scattered across the world, suddenly felt a powerful presence overhead.

Multiple powerful beings had appeared—

and they had descended without any warning.

The Millennial Apocalypse had now fully arrived.

Across the entire continent,

Awakeners of all races instinctively looked toward the sky.

Above them, monstrous bosses, each radiating overwhelming power, floated silently.

Their mere presence twisted the air and bent reality.

The Millennial Apocalypse was here—

and this time...

Could they survive it?

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