I Can Program My Body?-Chapter 522: Solidification of Xenus Alliance

Meanwhile, in the spectators’ stands, all seven leaders of the Xenus Alliance were stunned.

"Am I dreaming?"

"No, did we just fight the same opponent?"

"How come Thomas couldn’t defeat Nash? Is he deliberately holding back?"

"Tsk, this Nash is really a freak! Is he really from the Solaris Domain? No, is he even from the Chronos Empire?"

From Nash’s genetic ability, which seemed able to do anything, to his combat ability that was beyond logic.

He only had legendary combat ability, yet he seemed able to go head-to-head with Thomas.

A legendary and mythical combat ability is going to a tie? How does that even make sense?

As they continued to watch, they even felt Nash was at an advantage.

Snapping out of their reverie, they saw Thomas suddenly give up.

"Hiss— Thomas lost?!"

"How could Nash even win?"

"It’s a tie, don’t you see? Thomas just gave up."

"Hah! Nash was truly a freak. He didn’t even use his earlier techniques, yet he still won."

"Could it be something like a module system?"

Although they hadn’t yet unlocked any of the module systems, it was the only variable they could think of for Nash to win.

After all, as they remembered, Thomas couldn’t simulate unique genetic abilities.

Seeing Nash come up to the stands, they couldn’t help but look at him as if he were a monster.

"What is it? Is there something on my face?"

"No, we just wanted to ask, how were you able to keep up with Thomas?"

"It’s because of my soul."

"Soul? Like Soul Materialization Ability?"

"No, it’s because I have a powerful soul, not any ability," Nash shrugged, still reminiscing about fighting Thomas.

Digesting Nash’s words, they still couldn’t wrap their heads around Nash defeating Thomas.

"Alright, who wants to fight next?" Thomas asked, seeing they were still talking.

Hearing this, they finally came to their senses.

"I’ll come up next. Let me see the power of Mythical Combat Ability," Vamos stood up.

Among the seven, while their raw power was the same, Vamos was still on a different level.

Landing in the arena, even Thomas became serious.

Using his ability to simulate his opponent, until now, he hadn’t beaten Vamos.

His foundation, arsenal of skills, and raw strength were simply beyond him.

Unless they had the same strength, it was impossible to beat Vamos in a short time.

Sure enough, as they fought, Vamos gave Thomas a beating, avenging the other two he’d defeated.

"I give up," Thomas raised his arm with a sigh.

He didn’t expect to be defeated by not only one but two talents in this backward place.

Thomas could understand Vamos, as he was also from a top Domain, albeit a little lower than the Saint Domain.

But Nash? He was still a little traumatized from his earlier defeat.

Feeling defeated, Thomas left the stage with his head down.

"Why the long face? You’re stronger than almost all of us. You make it look like we bullied you," Vamos smiled, still buzzing from his victory.

Being able to successfully suppress Thomas, the unity of the Xenus Alliance was finally secure.

"Do any of you want to fight and test your strength?" Vamos asked around.

"No need, let’s go out quickly. We can’t let Her Excellency Lilliana wait."

"Hmm, that’s right."

Remembering a Planetary Master was waiting for them outside, they quickly ended their talk and logged off.

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Returning to reality, they saw Lilliana still busy engraving her runic command.

"Your Excellency Lilliana, we’ve returned."

"Oh, who won?" Lilliana asked with little interest.

"Thomas won against Torr and Zimhel, but lost against Nash and me," Vamos reported.

"Huh? What did you say? This little brat won against Thomas?" Lilliana finally snapped back, looking at them with surprise.

"Yes, I lost to the two of them," Thomas confirmed.

"Hiss! You’re better than I thought!" Lilliana praised, looking at Nash.

"It’s because Thomas held back."

"Alright, enough being humble. Did you settle your differences?"

"Hmm, we just need to discuss our overall plan."

"That’s good. You can talk about this later. For now, take these," Lilliana said, giving them a communication device and a large apparatus that quickly occupied the room.

"This one is the Chronos Communication device, which you can use to communicate across domain territories. You can also use it to communicate in the Wild Void Area and quickly unite."

"As for this, you should already know. It’s the Portable Teleportation Station. I’ll also send you the activation sequence and encryption for each of them. Make sure you don’t lose them."

"We’ll be careful, Your Excellency," they said solemnly, keeping each device for themselves.

This would be the tool that would meld the Xenus Alliance together.

It was also their only chance to fight against those giant, stronger teams.

"Hmm, this is the contract for the Xenus Alliance. You can sign it after you read it."

Seeing that they understood everything, Lilliana gave them the most crucial part, the contract.

Without it, no matter how much guarantee they said, the Xenus Domain would have no say once something happened.

Reading the contract and seeing there was no difference from what Lilliana had said before, they signed their names using their void and soul signatures.

Seeing the runes on the contract light up and burst into fire, they felt a little apprehensive.

"Don’t worry, this is a standard contract guaranteed by the Chronos Empire and the Virtual Administrator. Even if you went against it, you would at most be hunted down," Lilliana teased.

Contracts under the witness of laws couldn’t be taken casually.

Unless it was two foreign cosmic empires or top powerhouses, using the laws as witnesses was not only expensive but also too restrictive.

"That’s everything. If you have any questions, you can just message me on the communication device I gave you," Lilliana nodded, about to walk out. 𝕗𝐫𝚎𝗲𝘄𝐞𝕓𝐧𝕠𝘃𝕖𝐥.𝐜𝚘𝚖

As for the runic system she was playing with earlier, she’d already forgotten about it.

After unlocking 30% of the progress, she was met by unusable runic modules.

Asking Nash, she learned they were still under development, extinguishing her interest.

Fortunately, the rest of the modules were already enough for her to get a glimpse of how it worked and deduce Nash’s potential.