Mystery: Big Alarm Clock Ghroth Path

Chapter 419 Nast's Serious Punch

First, based on the information Roger currently possesses, one thing is certain: the battlefield of the "Battle of the Four Emperors" may be a scene of equal or even greater importance than the wedding banquet at Trenshorst.

Moreover, judging from Nast Solomon's description, the difficulty of that scene far exceeds that of the "Red Legion" branch that Lindsay previously encountered. Not only is there a high probability of angel-level extraordinary beings, but there may even be projections of power at the level of true gods.

This means that if Roger helps Trensoust win, although Nast and his team will receive the corresponding rewards, the balance of the bet will shift significantly in Trensoust's favor.

It must be said that Trensault's bet was not only a test of Roger's calculation ability, but also a test of his humanity.

In fact, this matter is not only about whether Trensust will be resurrected or not; on the other hand, if Roger is too greedy, it will also lead to a hidden negative consequence.

That is, he is likely to violate the prohibition against excessive greed.

After all, Trensault only promised not to punish Roger if he were resurrected, but he didn't say that the ten rules governing the ship would cease to apply from the moment the bet was made!
"Captain, what should we do now?"

Lindsay, realizing Roger's current predicament, asked a question.

Roger thought for a moment, then answered:
"Your Excellency, please wait a moment, we will depart immediately."

After saying that, Roger turned his head and looked in the direction of the "Battle of the Four Emperors".

"Let's talk as we walk."

Roger sighed, let Medici and Lindsay put their hands on his shoulders, and then walked toward the next scene.

"The problem is this."

Roger began by saying:
"Undoubtedly, helping Nast Solomon will give Trensault more advantages, but it may also trigger the 'excessive greed' penalty, which is indeed a difficult point."

"But in any case, the intelligence leads about the 'Ghost Empire' were provided by Nast, and this whole scheme was orchestrated by them. We can't just take advantage of their kindness and then turn around and bite them."

"Nast has clearly come up with a solution to the punishment of 'excessive greed': share the spoils with us so that none of us will be punished."

"We definitely have to help with this, no matter what. Otherwise, if word gets out, my reputation as Roger Abraham and our 'Star Fleet' will be ruined."

"With your strength, you still care about your reputation?"

Medici asked, somewhat curiously.

"Reputation is still very important."

Roger shook his head:

"To give you the simplest example, if the strengths are not much different, but my reputation is not as good as Nast's, when others think of a good opportunity to cooperate, will they approach me or Nast?"

“A smart person wouldn’t put themselves under a wall that might collapse. I have many allies and partners now, and I can’t let this cause them to become suspicious of me.”

"You have a point."

Lindsay agreed with Roger's statement, and then he asked:

"But I think that's not the only reason you chose to help him, right?"

"of course."

Roger nodded:

"There is another trap in Terence's gamble, which is that if we don't want him to be resurrected, we have to harm the interests of some people, which could easily lead to the disintegration of the team."

“Nasser is a Sequence 3 fighter, and there is a very high probability that he possesses a Sequence 2 sealed artifact. He can be regarded as a quasi-angel level fighter. Benedict Wood’s strength is not bad either. If our cooperation is broken up, what should we do if there are gambling games that require testing teamwork or even comprehensive combat strength later?
"This is another trap in the bet set by Trensoust. If we 'sacrifice the small for the big,' we may find ourselves unable to face some of the more challenging scenarios that follow."

"What other scenarios might be considered high-difficulty?"

Lindsay paused for a moment, then asked.

"There are many more."

"for example?"

Roger laughed:

"For example, on the surface, it seems that Trensus gained the support of those angel families after becoming a god, but this is actually a flawed way of thinking."

"It is more likely that Trensust did not gain the support of those angel families after becoming a god, but rather he first gained the support of some of the angel families, and then became a god, and then used his own power to win over another group of people."

"This leads to two questions: How will Trensust convince those great beings?"

After saying that, he added:

"This inevitably involves 'persuading people with reason,' and of course, I'm referring to the reason in physics."

What a lame joke...

Medici's expression froze upon hearing this. As an ancient relic from the Third Epoch, he felt somewhat unaccustomed to the leaps in thinking of the Fifth Epoch people.

"Besides, when the Solomon Empire collapsed, Trensost betrayed the Solomon family and established his own power. This process was certainly not simple."

Roger shrugged:

"Especially in the process of acquiring initial resources, he inevitably had to fight against the remaining angels of the Solomon family and the angel family members who supported them. The direct consequence of this is that we may have to deal with similar dilemmas in subsequent scenarios."

"Therefore, our support for Nast Solomon at this critical juncture is absolutely necessary; otherwise, it would only complicate our own subsequent actions."

After saying that, he looked at Medici again:

"Although you're here to help, if there's anything you want, you can tell me. Everyone on our team can get at least one thing they want, and you're no exception."

"You have a good sense of the big picture."

Medici shook his head:
“I have nothing to miss about the Quaternary Period, unless you let me beat up Thudor, Adam or Amon.”

"Or it's the extraordinary nature of a 'conqueror,' otherwise I have no other demands."

"I can't guarantee that either."

Roger shrugged:

"Let's take it one step at a time and see what happens."

As they spoke, the three passed through seven or eight scenes and then arrived above the scene of the "Battle of the Four Emperors".

Roger immediately spotted Nast and Benedict below, who were locked in fierce combat with a group of demigod-level undead creatures and a legion of "Iron Knights." Despite their extraordinary combat prowess, facing so many demigod-level beings and being unable to violate the ship's ten rules was undoubtedly extremely difficult.

As extraordinary individuals who have progressed through the "Black Emperor" pathway, the two faced an even greater challenge in their battles within the "Ghost Empire" of Trensost. They had to contend with the undead creatures while also considering the symbolic "principle of symmetry," which made their situation extremely difficult.

"..."

Roger quickly deactivated the concealment effect of the "Brass Scepter" and then entered a state of focus.

A moment later, he formed a special hand seal with his left hand and pointed it towards the sky.

A meteorite with a diameter of over 200 meters, emanating a faint stellar aura, suddenly pierced through the clouds and plummeted downwards at breakneck speed!
Medici was stunned. He hadn't expected Roger to have such a level of attack. But he didn't have time to react. Instead, he looked sharply at a "weather sorcerer" under the command of "Blood Emperor" Tudor not far away!
In order to stop Roger's meteor, the "weather wizard" planned to create a tornado to hinder and interfere with the meteor's trajectory, so as to prevent the "Blood Emperor's" army from being affected as well.

However, as soon as the tornado appeared, it was suddenly blocked by a "weather control" power that was of a higher level than itself.

The next second, a tornado with a force far exceeding his expectations rose from beneath the "weather wizard's" feet, sweeping him into the air.

At the same time, a purple meteor streaked across the night sky and collided with the "weather wizard"!
With the help of "Red Angel" Medici, Roger's "Star Punishment" meteorite, which had been tainted by the power of the "Chaos Sea" tributary and thus had the effect of the "Sun" restraining the undead, was no longer hindered.

It began to rapidly disintegrate into many small meteorites, each containing a scorching aura powerful enough to severely injure or even instantly kill demigod-level undead creatures. In an instant, it precisely locked onto those undead creatures and plummeted towards them!

Some of the more perceptive undead creatures tried to escape, but Roger suddenly landed among them.

"Darkness extinguished."

Roger instantly revealed the ethereal nature of the undead creatures, then pressed his hands down onto the ground.

"!!!"

The undead creatures suddenly felt their weight increase tenfold, and they, who were originally unaffected by most physical rules, now found it difficult to walk.

In a state of great alarm, the meteorite reached the ground.

"Boom! Boom! Boom!"

Rays of sunlight shone on the scene, triggering agonizing screams.

In just a dozen seconds, Roger eliminated more than 70 percent of the undead creatures on the scene!
This greatly reduced Nast's pressure, allowing him to focus on dealing with the "Iron Knight".

"Tactical Formation 3".

Upon seeing this, "Iron Knight" immediately issued a command in the team channel, but was surprised to find that no one responded to him.

Turning around, they discovered that another "Iron Knight" had appeared in their legion at some point.

Numerous corpses lay on the ground, and black and blazing white flames burned on the ground. It seemed that the enemy had systematically wiped out his subordinates in just a few breaths.

The "Iron Knight" let out a roar, wanting to take revenge on Lindsay for killing his subordinate, but his path was blocked by a distorted gray space.

Nast, the "King of the Five Seas," clenched his left hand, and the gray, distorted space suddenly expanded, tearing the "Iron-Blooded Knight" to shreds!
Without his own tactical formation, the "Iron Knight" would have a hard time fighting against a Sequence 3 "Frenzy Mage," not to mention that he needed to take care of enemies from all directions at the same time. That's why he was caught off guard and died here due to carelessness.

"Thank you, Your Excellency Abraham."

At this moment, Nast Solomon spoke in a deep voice, his tone filled with undisguised gratitude.

He originally thought that Roger would choose to let him go after hearing how dangerous his situation was—which was understandable, since anyone would feel fear upon hearing the words "Battle of the Four Emperors," even Nast himself.

However, Roger came to help him without hesitation. Although Nast did not know how Roger got to his scene, his mindset was indeed changed at this moment.

Originally, he only regarded Roger as a temporary partner, but it has to be said that Nast now genuinely considers Roger a friend.

“No need to be polite. It’s not Roger Abraham’s style to let my teammates die a violent death.”

Roger responded while using "Secret Manifestation" to kill two undead creatures that tried to ambush him.

Nast was about to say something when he suddenly heard a majestic voice ring out from above.

"Frenzy!"

As the sound rang out, Nast felt his brain buzz, and he seemed to have completely lost the ability to think rationally.

Not only that, Nast's thoughts also began to become chaotic, and the power of the "Mad Mage" potion that he had already digested began to stir again, seemingly on the verge of causing extraordinary power to go out of control at any moment!
Nast was all too familiar with this ability, as it was one of the core abilities of the "Frenzy Mage," namely, creating chaos at various levels, causing opponents to lose control, or physically damaging them!
The difference is that Nast could sense that the effect of this "madness" was far beyond his own capabilities, as if it was used by a "Duke of Entropy" who had just been promoted not long ago!
Just as Nast felt he was about to lose control, a portal of light suddenly flashed by, and by the time he realized what was happening, he was already in a toy city.

Not far away, a huge, lifelike statue of a "devil" stands there, and further away, there are many unspeakable horrors.

Having escaped the influence of the "Mad Mage's" power, Nast's condition quickly improved.

At this moment, he felt extremely scared. If it weren't for the delayed settlement effect of the "Silver Mirror" preventing him from losing control immediately, and if Roger hadn't transferred him into the "Old Box" in time, he might have died just now!

"We were too careless..."

As Nast pondered, he took out his wizard's hat again and put it on his head.

This is a sealed artifact corresponding to the extraordinary trait of the "Cherubim" in Sequence 2 of the "White Tower" pathway. It was also one of the spoils of war that Nast's father, Earl Savigny, accidentally acquired a hundred years ago when he was engaged in piracy.

Its name is "Wise Crown".

The main effects of the "Crow of Wisdom" are threefold. The first is "leverage," which allows the user to leverage a larger gain with a smaller cost. This leverage can act on the material, spiritual, and mystical levels simultaneously. Previously, Nast used this effect to exchange a Sequence 7 sealed artifact for Benedict Wood, who was trapped in the quicksand of bones.

Its second ability is called "Hand of Wisdom," which allows the holder to easily discover flaws in a system or supernatural ability, and then amplify these flaws to an extreme to achieve various unexpected effects.

The terrifying aspect of this ability is that although the system flaws it uncovers originate from knowledge and information, the process of amplifying these flaws is highly subjective.

If Nast discovers a design flaw in an airship, he can use his "intelligent hand" to destroy its structure or function, but he could also turn it into a car.

As long as Nast can understand the design flaws of the airship and the mechanical commonalities between cars, this process is entirely possible. Similarly, for Nast, who is a demigod of the "Black Emperor" pathway, he can also use this sealed artifact to fight against the "Duke of Entropy" of Sequence 2!
The third special ability of the "Crown of Wisdom" is "Arcane Mark," which allows the holder to use their knowledge to copy the attack methods and spells of others, and even to enhance these copied extraordinary abilities to the level of up to the angel, depending on the rank of the copied person.

This effect has some similarities to Roger's "Secret Reveal," but the operating principle is completely different.

"Mysterious Revelation" leans more towards secrecy and incredible mystery, while "Arcane Essence" comes more from the accumulation and recording of knowledge.

Those extraordinary abilities that are replicated to a high degree will also leave traces in the "Crown of Wisdom," making it convenient for any extraordinary person who possesses it to use.

At this very moment, more than 10 different extraordinary abilities have been inscribed within the "Crown of Wisdom"!

These extraordinary abilities have various origins. Some come from the fallen Cherubim who formed the "Crown of Wisdom," some are recorded by its first owner, and some come from the personal experiences of Savigny Solomon and his son Nast Solomon.

With these abilities, Nast is capable of launching an effective counterattack against an angel if he is prepared!

As he pondered, a portal of light opened before Nast, and moments later, he reappeared on the battlefield of the "Battle of the Four Emperors".

At this moment, two clones of Roger appeared on the scene. These two clones created a dense darkness that enveloped a fat figure, while Roger's main body, with the help of the good fortune granted by the "Silver Mirror" and the "Planets Walker" ability he created using "Arcane Presentation", launched a strong attack on the "Duke of Entropy".

The "Duke of Entropy" wore an extremely strange asymmetrical hat, which was shaped somewhat like a spider plant, but was higher on the left and lower on the right.

His cloak was also extremely asymmetrical, with red on the right and black on the left. One of his shoes was pointed and rough, while the other was round and shiny.

This is a very typical Solomon Empire angel look, and just as Nast had thought, this "Duke of Entropy" is an angel who has only been promoted a few years ago, and cannot show his true strength in this environment.

Therefore, His true strength is only slightly stronger than that of a Saint who has fully digested a Sequence 3 potion, and still falls short of a true Sequence 2 angel. So, He is currently feeling a great deal of pressure when facing Roger's attack.

"Reappearance!"

Roger raised his hand and aimed it at the "Duke of Entropy".

The "Duke of Entropy" was suddenly plagued by all sorts of hallucinations, and various strange phenomena appeared around him, causing him to lose his way in the boundary between reality and dreams.

Roger used "reproduction" to present a small part of the ocean of humanity's collective unconscious! Taking advantage of the Duke of Entropy's momentary lapse in concentration, Roger presented a strange handprint on his left hand and imprinted it on the other's forehead.

Blue, red, and green light burst forth, and the "Duke of Entropy" plummeted like a meteor into the quicksand of bones below the canyon!

Just as He was about to fall into the quicksand, the "Duke of Entropy" suddenly disappeared into the air.

The next second, He appeared behind Roger by "distorting" Roger's attack effect.

The moment the "Duke of Entropy" appeared, he opened his left hand towards Roger, preparing to launch a counterattack.

However, at that moment, He suddenly felt a dense darkness appear around Him. This darkness was fundamentally different from the "Dark Annihilation" that Roger had used before. It was the authority of "secrecy" and a "dark" pathway ability that was enough to sever all connections between Himself and the outside world!

The Duke of Entropy was startled. He turned his head and looked at Nast Solomon, the King of the Five Seas, who had appeared not far from him at some point and was floating in the air.

He wore a simple wizard's hat with a milky-white gemstone hanging on the top, which was now radiating a dazzling light, giving Nast an almost angelic sense of oppression.

This is the "Crown of Wisdom," and at this moment, Nast is using the "Arcane Essence" left by the "Hidden" ability to reproduce the corresponding ability.

The Duke of Entropy recognized the origin of Nast's ability and was about to use "Twisting" to break the "hidden" effect when he saw another version of himself quickly emerge behind Nast Solomon.

Nast Solomon was not wearing a wizard's hat, and his clothing was in a very typical Solomon Empire style.

As soon as this Nast appeared, it began to be compressed by the surrounding space, and its body began to be rapidly covered in wounds.

However, he closed his eyes and began to use his imagination and suggestive ideas to himself.

In an instant, the influence of the rules that had been suppressing Nast's clone due to his asymmetrical appearance began to decrease, which allowed him to maintain his existence.

Nast laughed and then clenched his fist.

"A serious punch."

Then, he threw a punch at the "Duke of Entropy" who was being controlled by the "hidden" authority not far away.

Just then, a gentle breeze brushed against Roger's face, making him feel a little itchy.

However, he sensed a great danger and instantly appeared dozens of meters behind him.

The Duke of Entropy also changed his expression drastically, but under the constraints of "Secret," he was unable to break free for a time.

The secret was exposed the next second.

The Duke of Entropy's head shattered with a "bang" like a watermelon being smashed by a hammer, and white and red brain matter splattered into the night sky.

His body went limp and began to fall downwards.

"thump".

He fell to the ground, and was dead beyond any hope of death.

Nast, on the other hand, was panting heavily. He hurriedly removed the "Crown of Wisdom" from his head, his face pale, as if he were under some unimaginable pressure.

His previous clone was Nast's identity at a specific point in time, created by the power of the "Dream Weaver" at Sequence Level 2.

That punch contained both the psychological suggestion power of the "Insightful One" level and the "Amplification" ability of the "Berserker Mage". With the addition of these two powers, Nast's seemingly nonchalant punch actually unleashed a terrifying power capable of killing an angel!
This scene left Roger speechless, and he began to mentally unleash a torrent of criticism:
"If this 'audience' doesn't get nerfed in the late game, is the game still playable?"

He knew very well that, compared to the "Mad Mage's" own abilities, the decisive factor in that attack was the "Insightful One's" self-suggestion ability.

Unlike the suggestive power of the "Dream Weaver," this suggestive power can achieve the special effect of "as long as you believe you are strong enough, you will be strong enough," and is not constrained by one's external objective conditions.

In other words, as long as Nast believes that his attack can penetrate the "secret", he can penetrate the "secret"; as long as he believes that he can kill the angel, he can unleash an attack that threatens the angel's life!

This is the prerequisite authority of the "dreamer," and the only remaining question is how Nast was able to maintain such unwavering belief in himself.

Roger guessed that the key to this was the special identity that Nast had separated from, an identity that might be in a special state that allowed it to firmly believe in its own abilities.

This should be one of Nast's most crucial trump cards, and the key to ensuring that his attack achieves the expected results.

At this moment, Roger had a new assessment of Nast's strength. The wizard's hat seal that he possessed, which was suspected to correspond to the "Cherarchs'" abilities, could truly be called one of the most practical "0" level seals!

After confirming that Nast had stabilized his condition, Roger quickly appeared beside him.

"Are you alright, Your Excellency?"

Nast waved his hand in response to Roger's concern:
"I'm fine, don't worry."

"You can just call me Nast from now on."

Because Roger saved his life twice, Nast now considers Roger a friend he can spend a long time with.

Therefore, he showed Roger a special attitude that was different from how he treated others, and even began to allow Roger to call him by his first name.

"Okay, Nast."

Roger nodded, then looked at the sky around him, which was beginning to shimmer slightly, and at Medici, the "Red Angel" who was rubbing the "weather sorcerer" of the Tudor Empire to the ground.

"It appears that the existence of this scene has been weakened to some extent."

Roger continued:
"If I'm not mistaken, there should only be four angels in this scene."

"If things go smoothly with Mei, our next focus will be on the angels on 'Pluto's' side."

"Why? Don't we need to deal with the angels on the 'Night Emperor's' side?"

Nast Solomon pressed on with some curiosity, wondering where Roger had come to this conclusion.

"By the way, you don't know yet."

Roger then spoke to Nast Solomon about the deal he made with "Night King" Trensost, and how this scene was a key obsession of His.

Of course, he didn't hide the fact that the biggest prize in Trensost's bet with him was a Sequence 1 "Hand of Order" extraordinary property.

"...As I just said, this scene should be much less intense than the actual 'Battle of the Four Emperors' battlefield. The four angels represent the top combat power of the four participating countries. As for the power at the level of true gods, it is highly unlikely that it will appear—or rather, it will not appear in a real extraordinary way."

"Because no matter what, while Trensost still has the status of a true god, he does not have the power level of a true god. He cannot fully reproduce the real battlefield of the 'War of the Four Emperors'. Therefore, enemies at Sequence 2 level should be the highest level opponents we will face."

Upon hearing Roger's words, Nast nodded, and then added:

"Therefore, the reward for this battlefield should not be the extraordinary trait of the 'Hand of Order'."

"Yes, most likely not."

Roger shook his head:

"However, I think there is a high probability that it is the extraordinary trait of the 'Balancer,' corresponding to that woman's Terensost Empire Fang Angel."

"Next, all we need to do is help Him achieve victory as an Extraordinary being from the Trensost side. However, we need to be careful because the angel of the 'Emperor of the Underworld' should be stronger than the 'Duke of Entropy' and the 'Weather Sorcerer' who is currently fighting May. There is a high probability that he is a true Sequence 2 level, or even slightly stronger."

"Why do you say that?"

Nast asked curiously.

"Because the 'Emperor of the Underworld' was the ultimate victor in the 'War of the Four Emperors,' Terensus's perception would also amplify the power of the angels under His command."

"Another reason is that the disappearance of other key nodes will strengthen Trensust's remaining obsession. This is an outward manifestation of the instinctive survival desire of a true god-level being of extraordinary status. Even if He may not want to be resurrected, He cannot prevent this outcome."

"After all, He is not a god of the 'spectator' pathway, and He is not yet able to freely control His instinctive reactions."

Roger had barely finished speaking when a bloodcurdling scream rang out, then abruptly stopped a moment later.

After a while, Medici returned with Lindsay and came to Roger and Nast's side.

“Nast, your subordinate.”

Roger glanced back at Benedict Wood, who was being protected by his two clones. The man had suffered extensive burns and his skin was highly sensitive to even the slightest amount of light.

This is a side effect of the "Dark One" seal artifact. Benedict overused it in the previous battle because he was facing a large number of demigod-level undead creatures summoned by the angels of "Emperor of the Underworld" Salinger, and now he is almost in a life-threatening state.

If Roger hadn't used "Dark Annihilation" to distort the effect of "Secret Protection" and block out the light, Benedict would probably have died instantly.

"Thank you, Roger."

Nast said gratefully, then quickly stepped forward, used his Sequence 3 level "Chaos" ability to create a filter that could deflect light, and then reached in and put a small blue pill into Benedict's mouth.

The pill seemed to trigger a special reaction the moment it entered Benedict's mouth, and the burns all over Benedict's body began to heal rapidly.

At first, it seemed that some force was hindering the recovery process, but after a while, this force seemed to be completely consumed by the medicinal power of the pill.

"The potion concocted by the 'Witch King'?"

Roger realized:

"Tsk tsk, this is really good stuff. Do you have any more? Give me some."

"Okay, I'll give you half later."

Nast was very straightforward. He had once saved the life of a Sequence 4 vampire, and afterwards would occasionally exchange various items for potions from him.

In this respect, he shared the same idea as Roger, except that Roger did not have resources as good as Nast before he met the "Duke of the Full Moon", so the highest level of potions he obtained was only Sequence 5.

"Row."

Roger nodded. He had only meant it as a joke, but he hadn't expected Nast to take it seriously. Now, not wanting to refuse Nast's kindness, he didn't stand on ceremony.

After Benedict recovered and opened his eyes, Nast gave him some food that could quickly restore his strength, and the chubby "chaos mentor" finally fully recovered.

"Thank you, Captain."

He thanked Nast gratefully, and the latter waved his hand and said:

"You should thank the 'King of the Galaxy' more. If he hadn't blocked out the surrounding light in time, you would have been dead long ago."

"Thank you for saving my life, Your Excellency the King of the Galaxy."

Benedict Wood snapped out of his reverie, glanced furtively at Nast to make sure his relationship with Roger seemed to have improved considerably, and then continued:
"If there's anything I can do to help later, please don't hesitate to ask."

"You're too kind, First Mate."

Roger waved his hand, and as the group was talking, a loud female voice rang out from the other side of the hill.

"The power of the underworld is forbidden here!"

In an instant, the chilling aura around them diminished considerably, and the remaining mid-level Netherworld creatures that had existed on the periphery of the battlefield vanished instantly.

However, this feeling only lasted for a moment, and the next second, a sinister, hoarse voice rang out:

"The Land of Death".

"not good!"

Roger and Nast were both shocked. Roger instinctively threw the non-divine Benedict Wood back into the "Old Box," while Nast Solomon created a large bubble of distorted space, enveloping the four of them inside.

In an instant, the world around them began to turn pale, the winds of the underworld rose, and the figures of the underworld creatures that had previously disappeared reappeared.

If that were all, then the phantoms of extremely large underworld creatures began to appear in the surrounding night sky. These underworld creatures had different appearances; some were skeletons, some were rotting, abscessed chunks of flesh, and others were indescribable shadows.

These creatures were all demigod-level undead beings with divine abilities, and their strength far surpassed that of those Roger had previously destroyed!

At this moment, it was as if a part of the underworld had truly descended upon this place, and for a brief instant, Roger could even see the phantom of the "River Styx".

However, this phantom is not the "River Styx" in the true sense; it flashes by and seems to be just an annotation of an era with special mystical meaning.

All living beings around them began to rapidly perish, especially those without divinity, who died almost instantly.

Even demigods with divine abilities would gradually die in such an environment. Moreover, all the spells of extraordinary individuals who are "corpse collectors" would be enhanced in this special domain.

This is one of the "Death Ruler's" trump cards: the Land of Death!
At this moment, enveloped by Nast's chaotic spatial bubble, the power of death and pallor had weakened, but he could still feel his life slowly slipping away.

Lindsay Louis had a similar feeling. Just as the two were about to talk to Roger and Medici about a solution, they saw the two of them walk out of the bubble.

Medici's entire body was engulfed in purple flames, and his aura instantly rose to the top of Sequence 2. Roger, on the other hand, resisted the "Land of Death" at the Sequence 2 level by changing his own destiny and adding to his life, thus avoiding the severe impact that Lindsay and Nast suffered.

"Thank goodness it wasn't the 'Land of Death' at Sequence 1 level, otherwise I probably would have kicked the bucket as soon as I came out."

Roger shook his head, and his "Shadow of Corruption" separated from his body. The next second, Roger put "Pale Death" on the face of "Shadow of Corruption".

A sonic boom resounded, and Medici, unable to contain himself any longer, charged towards the "Death Archon" before Roger could!

"Let's go."

Roger looked at the "Shadow of Corruption" and then placed his hand on its shoulder.

The two figures vanished simultaneously, and when they reappeared, they had already launched a surprise attack on the "Death Archon" who was preparing to deal with the female "Balancer" from three directions: front, back, and above, together with Medici.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the horizon.

A brass-colored light suddenly appeared out of nowhere, illuminating the entire southern sky in an instant.

The light was so dazzling that it penetrated the pallor of the "Land of Death" to some extent, further restricting the actions of the "Death Governor".

"The underworld is forbidden to descend upon this place!"

(End of this chapter)