Disclaimer: The characters, concept, and some of the dialogue in this chapter were created by kivathedcwizard.

In the depths of the Monster Graveyard, a female Ultra stood over an altar upon which lay the corpse of Reibatos, the specter of Alien Reiblood hovering over him. Aside from the standard grey, the Ultrawoman's primary color was black, but a shade of pink as well similar to a shade of cherry blossoms. Her long waist-length hair was the same shade of pink with black streaks in it. She wore a black cloak and wielded a sinister spectral scythe as well as the Giga Battlenizer.

"Good...good...you have done well, my friend," Reiblood whispered as he drifted around the ritual site, causing the Ultrawoman to flinch. "Now all you need to do is place the final piece and I shall be reborn...as will her."

The Ultrawoman hesitated, then screwed up her resolve, raised the Giga Battlenizer-

"Helena...don't do it."

The Ultrawoman flinched, not daring to turn around to face Marie, who was standing at the edge of the site. "...That is no longer my name. I am the dark giantess, Ultrawoman Hela!"

"Helena, this is a terrible idea!" Marie pleaded. "The ritual won't work out like you think it will! All you'll do is bring back Reiblood in a new body and give him the power to raise a new army of 100 monsters-" She frowned at Reiblood. "Wait, how are you here, anyway? Shouldn't you be inside Belial?"

Reiblood cackled. "I am! And also in the black hole my original body got swallowed up by, and in the blood of every Reionics, and in the cells of monsters all around the universe...I am the Ultimate Lifeform, Captain Mommy, with a fairer claim to the title than the Absolutians. Do you really think I have to be so pedestrian as exist in one place at a time?"

Marie grimaced. "Do you have to call me that too?"

"Yes."

"I don't care," Hela whispered, clutching her scythe. "If there is even the slightest chance of her coming back..."

Marie grimaced, a sorrowful look on her face. "I get your pain...I miss her too. I miss all the fallen ones."

Hela trembled. "...The greatest doctor in the universe, and you couldn't save her. My sister...she was all I had. She was the only one there to care for me. She gave so much of herself that there was barely anything left for her. She gave up so much for me...and because of that she was too weak to survive...It shouldn't have been her..."

"She gave up so much because she cared, she was selfless. Because like any hero, she put others' needs and safety above her own," Marie said sadly.

Hela made a choking laugh that quickly turned into a sob. "That was her all right. So generous...now it's time for someone else to be generous to her, I will give her her life back."

"But at what cost? Your soul? She would never want you to bring back REIBLOOD! And there's no guarantee she won't come back wrong!" Marie protested.

"How dare you! I assure you the thought never crossed my mind...until just now," Reiblood said.

Hela clenched her teeth. "I still have to try. Everything else I will deal with afterwards." She finally turned to face her old friend, grooves resembling tear marks under her eyes. "I won't let you stop me, Marie."

Marie drew the Ultimate Sword. "You know you can't fight both me and manage the ritual."

Hela smiled. "That's why I'm not alone."

Marie barely avoided the swipe of a long set of claws that would have taken her head off. As she slid back, she saw her foe was another Ultrawoman...but she was bigger then most, with digitigrade clawed legs, large clawed hands, a wild mane of dark blue, an elongated snout with sharp teeth, hollow eyes, dark blue markings, and a furry tail. She had a necklace with a white sphere that seemed like it permanently radiated full moonlight

Marie's face fell. "Lupe...you too?"

Lupe snarled, showing her fangs. "You shouldn't be surprised. She may have been one of your heroes, she may have been Helena's sister...But she was the woman I loved. We were going to be married...we would have had a life together."

Marie shook her head. "And so you became an Ultralycan?"

Lupe trembled, tearing up. "I needed the extra power, I can't be weak again. I won't fail to save her this time. And if it means discarding a part of me to do so...it's worth it. I know you're pretty strong, so I need this power!"

Marie shook her head. "You won't win."

Lupe shook her head. "I don't need to win. I need to give Hela time...Hel, start the ritual, now!"

Hela nodded, raising the Giga Battlenizer again. "Good luck, Lupe nee-san!"

Marie sighed. "I wish you would listen to reason. But I'm still a peacekeeper and I will fight you, to prevent a calamity from happening. Forgive me..." She brandished her sword...

Then paused. "Or...actually, there might be an easier way to do this. Jinn?"

"Yes, Mistress?" Jinn asked, suddenly appearing from thin air.

Lupe's jaw dropped. "Bwah?"

"O-oh wow, she's gorgeous," Hela stammered.

"Oh crap, not her!" Reiblood swore.

"You know each other?" Marie asked in surprise.

"But of course, Mistress. How do you think he was sealed away in the first place?" Jinn asked calmly. "Now, what is your wish?"

"I wish for you to revive Ultrawoman Aguila!" Marie commanded.

"Wait, what?!" Lupe and Hela exclaimed.

"NO!" Reiblood cried.

"Your wish is my command!" Jinn cried ecstatically, moaning orgasmically as a tall and buff Ultrawoman about Lupe's height appeared in a puff of smoke. She had shades of red and teal and wore a mask themed after a Star Eagle with a short bob under her mask, but had a long feathery mane attached to the back.

"Huh? What...where am I-" the bewildered Ultrawoman asked right before she got tackled by a sobbing Hela and Lupe.

Reiblood scowled. "Well, thanks for ruining everything."

"You're welcome," Marie said, picking up the discarded Giga Battlenizer. "Hey, Jinn, can I wish for you to destroy this?"

Jinn shook her head. "No Mistress, it's a Singularity, it always remakes itself no matter how many times it's destroyed. I wouldn't anyway, you have no idea how many settings it has."

As Marie flushed, Reiblood sarcastically clapped. "Wonderful job, Captain Mommy! So, what's stopping you from reviving EVERY Ultra who's ever died now?"

"I'm...considering it," Marie admitted. "It's...extremely tempting, I'm just worried that...it might lead to me wishing too far."

"It won't Mistress," Jinn assured her, taking her hand in her own and kissing it. "First of all, because you are too good and worthy to make a wish as disastrous as you fear. And second because I would never grant a wish that was too far."

"Oh," Marie said.

"DO you want me to revive every Ultra who ever died?" Jinn asked hopefully. "I would only bring back those who wanted to be revived, of course, but that's still a fairly sizable number. Not that it would matter, of course, you need not worry about running low on resources and space with me around."

"I...still need to think about it some more," Marie muttered uncertainly.

"Well, while you do that, I'm going to go haunt Rei since this resurrection was a bust, maybe he'll finally give up and let me possess him," Reiblood grumbled, starting to fade away.

"Oh no you don't! Jinn! I wish for you to stop Reiblood!" Marie commanded.

"Yes, Mistress!" Jinn immediately gathered the startled Reiblood's essence and shoved it into a glass bottle.

Inside, Reiblood rolled his eyes. "Ha-ha, nigh-unlimited cosmic powers, itty-bitty living space. Been there done that. You realize I'm still kinda omnipresent so this doesn't do much? Not even Jinn can erase me, why do you think I was sealed away in the first place?"

"You're right, I can't destroy you," Jinn agreed. "But there are other methods. Mistress, how would you feel if you had another concubine, in the same vein as Belial?"

Reiblood burst into laughter. "Please, there's no way she'd do that!"

Marie considered.

Reiblood hesitated. "Right?"

Marie smiled.

"RIGHT?!"