“What happened?!” Tul asked in surprise.
“He is stronger than we believed!” Menrva shouted as she quickly stood from the ground.
“If we cannot defeat him this way, our training will be meaningless,” Ana said, also standing as she stared fixedly at the god of waters.
Tláloc then created a water frog in his left hand and hurled it at the goddesses while shouting:
“Xittontlalistli in Akalatl (Water Frog Explosion)!”
The god made the frog fall upon the goddesses, but Tul disintegrated it with her bare hand without any problem.
Tláloc then began to laugh and created millions of frogs, which covered the entire firmament.
Meanwhile, Chalchiuhtlicue, hiding behind one of the structures, looked at the goddesses with concern.
“Those women will only cause that false Tláloc to destroy this planet,” she said to herself.
Tul was about to attack, but her companions stopped her.
“No, Tul. This is our fight,” Menrva said, touching the rabbit goddess’s shoulder.
Menrva once again wore her totema as a Roman general, while Ana wielded Excalibur, with one white wing and one black wing emanating from her back.
“We’ll stop this attack,” Ana said, raising her sword and pointing it at Tláloc.
The millions of frogs began coming together, creating a gigantic bluish frog floating in the sky. It was so enormous that it could easily cover the pyramid beneath it.
Tláloc moved his arm downward, and the gigantic amphibian began descending at full speed toward the goddesses, who prepared their weapons to fight the enormous monster.
At that moment, the frog exploded in the sky. When the goddesses turned, they saw Tania with her hand extended, in her manticore transformation.
“This opponent is mine. You go to the next heaven,” Tania said.
“You idiot!” Ana shouted. “You need to use one of Tul’s bracelets to fight him!”
Then Tania showed her bracelet to the two goddesses. Tul was beside Tania.
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“Unlike you, I asked Tul to put this bracelet on me before coming here,” the goddess said.
“Do you mean you flew all the way here using the bracelet?” Ana asked nervously.
“Actually, I have kept using the bracelet since the ball game we had. I knew it could be a key to maximizing our power,” Tania replied.
Ana and Menrva were surprised by Tania’s self-determination.
“All right, Tania,” Ana replied. “But even if you’re very strong, we’ll have to defeat this opponent together.”
“Nah!” Tania replied, shaking her head. “Ever since I met this guy, I’ve only thought about smashing that stupid reptile helmet of his.”
“Yes, I assume it was something like hate at first sight,” Ana said, shaking her head.
“All right, Tania!” Menrva shouted to the Punic goddess. “We leave him to you!”
Tláloc then threw himself forward with his electrified staff to attack the goddesses of Orniskem. But Tania stopped him with her fire-covered claw. The impact was so great that it threw Tania far away like a ball, and she crashed into the marsh outside the city, creating a gigantic hole.
The enormous hole slowly began filling with water, but Tania’s body was no longer there. She suddenly appeared in the air before the Toltec god and headbutted him, throwing him into his own pyramid and destroying it on impact.
“Ch’úupal Tania! You’re the strongest goddess there is, even stronger than my kaansaj!” Tul shouted excitedly.
“Tul! Let’s trust Tania and go to the next heaven!” Ana shouted.
The rabbit goddess nodded.
Then the three goddesses saw Chalchiuhtlicue hiding.
“Hey, you,” Menrva asked. “Where is the exit?”
“Ah, well… it was inside the temple of the pyramid your friend destroyed,” Chalchiuhtlicue said.
The three goddesses gave a look of disappointment at that moment.
“I really am going to beat up that idiot,” Ana said furiously, turning to look at Tania.
“Look for Tláloc’s idol and bring it to me!” the Toltec goddess shouted to Menrva and Ana.
The two goddesses looked at each other because they did not know what the idol would look like.
Then Tul jumped out from among the ruins with the idol in her hands.
“Look, I found it!” the rabbit goddess shouted happily.
At that moment, a wave of lightning fell from the sky, pulverizing everything around it. Tláloc had invoked it while raising his staff, but Tania was enduring the attack in a defensive stance.
“Careful, they’ll fall here too!” the Toltec goddess shouted. But just then, Menrva created a gigantic conical roof with her electric power, preventing the thunderbolts from striking where the goddesses were.
“Wow, thank you,” Chalchiuhtlicue said as she looked at the structure made of thunder protecting her.
Tul arrived with the idol and gave it to the Toltec goddess. The anthropomorphic idol was small and bluish, with square shapes representing the god Tláloc. It had the god’s spectacles and jaw.
“Good. I will teleport you out of here so you can head to the next heaven,” Chalchiuhtlicue said, holding Tláloc’s idol. “But first, you must promise me that you will come back to see me.”
“Why don’t you come with us?” Ana asked.
“Because I must stay here and watch over this planet, though I do not know whether it will survive those two’s attacks,” the Toltec goddess said.
“Don’t worry, Chalchiuhtlicue! I’ll come back to see you again!” Tul said, jumping into the air cheerfully.
Ana smiled when she saw that Tul had accepted a Toltec deity without any problem.
“Yes, I promise too,” Ana said, placing her hand on her chest.
The goddess Chalchiuhtlicue smiled, then began casting a spell while holding the statue. Light appeared over the goddesses, and they disappeared as the battle between Tláloc and Tania continued.