But if you equip Destruction Armor, you don’t have to worry about that problem anymore. Even if the mass-produced version can’t give full immunity, any bit of damage reduction is already a qualitative boost.

Especially since this thing is actually mounted on warships—when the time comes, the whole crew gets to enjoy the protection, the sense of security goes straight to full.

And the Strength of this Destruction Armor isn’t just for defense; its offense is actually even stronger. The name "Destruction" probably comes from that.

Effect Two: Any offensive effect strengthened by Destruction Armor will carry [Unchangeable] power. Any effect that cannot fully block this attack cannot weaken it in any way.

Yeah, that’s why the Fairy King’s slash just now was so ridiculously explosive.

Normally, ranged attacks lose power over distance, like arrows or bullets and such.

But once you add [Unchangeable] to it, there’s no more loss from distance.

And it’s not just distance—any power shaved off by the enemy’s defenses gets negated too.

So all of Sitle’s attempts to block earlier were in vain. In Yellow-Cloaked King mode, Dorothy is a pure glass cannon. Her defense is like glass—her body shatters at a touch—but her attack power is absolutely maxed out. 𝐟𝗿𝐞𝚎𝚠𝐞𝚋𝕟𝐨𝚟𝐞𝕝.𝕔𝕠𝚖

Without Thought or Desire, one slash to sever everything. That "Dream-Cutting Slash" of hers—forget about Peak-level being unable to block it—even a Sage would have to treat it seriously and wouldn’t dare underestimate it.

Anyway, there may be defensive methods that can stop her slash, but basically none of them are something you can pull off on short notice, let alone once Dream-Cutting Slash is buffed by [Unchangeable].

In the past, even if you couldn’t block it head-on, you could still use all kinds of means to chip away at its power first, like those Golden City walls Sitle was putting up just now.

But now, chipping away doesn’t work anymore. You either dodge or you tank it. If you can’t dodge and you can’t tank it, then there’s nothing left to say—you just die.

Obviously, Sitle didn’t know that Dorothy’s slash couldn’t be worn down, so by the time she realized it, there was no time left to dodge. She could only hastily take it head-on, failed to withstand it, and got one-slash-killed on the spot.

And that slash, even after killing Sitle, didn’t lose an ounce of power before continuing on to hack into the Duel Arena Array, ultimately shattering it.

The Arena Arrays are generally focused on creation, not on defense. After all, giving you a whole world as a stage is already more than enough. It’s not like you’re actually supposed to fight all the way to the end of the world. And even if you do, the defensive power at the end of the world is about at the level of an Eleven-Ring Forbidden Curse, more than enough to block any stray Combat aftermath, with plenty of redundancy to spare.

But.....

Sigh, what else can you say? As expected of Authority that transcends Forbidden Curses, this effect really is broken as hell, just like turning on cheats in a game—pure mechanical advantage crushing everyone else.

If you mounted this thing on a warship and then empowered the ship’s main cannon...

Hiss. Wouldn’t that Destructive Cannon shot just kebab everything in a straight line, infinitely piercing all the way to the edge of the void?

However, with the shallow level of Authority Dorothy has mastered so far, she still can’t quite pull that off yet. That slash just now went ham inside the Duel World, but once it pierced through the Duel Formation and entered the outside Witch World, the [Unchangeable] effect on that black crescent Sword Qi dispersed. Its power quickly ran out and naturally diffused into the air.

That’s also why Inanna said she sensed that the power of that sword strike didn’t exceed the limit.

The homebody witch estimates that the upper limit where her Destruction Armor can still take effect is probably around the weaker side of Great World Level. World power on the level of a Calamity World like the Witch World can still easily seal off her Authority.

Sigh, even cheaters have to fear getting banned.

In short, this really isn’t the Fault of Duel Arena No. 8’s Array being weak, nor is it the Array Masters in charge of maintenance slacking off. Looks like this one really is on the homebody witch herself.

"Forget it, taking this money would weigh on my conscience, I don’t dare accept it. And since I’m the one who demolished it, I’ll just help Inanna build an even better Arena later as compensation. Anyway, the Warship Workshop still has some leftover scrap building materials lying around."

That was what she was thinking.

Yup, being able to tear things down and put them back up again—that’s her pride as a civil engineering witch.

But for now, never mind the damage and the compensation. She has to first check whether any "lucky" audience members got accidentally hit by that slash.

If this were in a Mortal World, this would already count as a major casualty incident. Good thing this is the Witch World, with the Underworld’s protection, so it won’t go all the way to True Death.

Of course, if it were anyone else, even if they could be resurrected, that sky-high resurrection fee would probably take several lifetimes to pay off.

Fortunately, the homebody witch can go through the back door, Open Gate herself and rescue them personally, so she doesn’t need to trouble the Underworld’s Yin Cha big sisters into working overtime for this.

Yeah, not only can she demolish and build houses, she can also kill and save people.

And luckily, when Dorothy swept her gaze over the place, she was surprised to find that there were actually no casualties at all.

There were, however, quite a few witches thanking a petite, white-haired witch.

The homebody witch eavesdropped for a bit and found out that this witch had made a move just before the crescent Sword Qi reached them, rescuing the spectators who were about to get chopped.

Realizing this, Dorothy hurried over as well, only to discover that this was actually a "familiar face."

Well, it might be that she knows the other party, but the other party doesn’t necessarily know her.