Chosen Evolution: I can load the protagonist template

Chapter 219 Look into my eyes!

Those who are good at swimming drown, and those who are good at drinking get drunk.

In fact, Cheng Tian had already discovered Allen's strength when he fought Allen at the very beginning of the ceremony.

Normally, even if strength and spirit values ​​are the same, the conversion ratio of their health and mana bars will not be the same. For most units, high health and low mana is the norm, but Allen's values ​​are completely consistent, which is enough to prove that he is not only a powerful warrior, but also has a strong spirit and will comparable to his robust physique.

However, Cheng Tian soon noticed that Allen's use of high spirit and high magic power was actually different from that of a proper spellcasting unit. It was more like gasoline in a car or an energy backpack in a Gundam. It allowed Allen to release his fighting skills such as fighting aura storms, aerial crushing attacks, and charged punches more frequently and without restraint, rather than as a consumption for spellcasting.

Cheng Tian even noticed that when the attack he launched against his head was forcibly transferred to his armor, his mana bar began to deplete at a slightly faster rate. This meant that high mana was also being used as an energy source to power certain magical equipment.

As for the spellcasting abilities it subsequently displayed, such as the Purifying Light and the Punishing Arrow, they are all related to the fragments of the Sun God.

In other words, Allen gained the ability to cast spells similar to magical units only because of the fragments of the Sun God Gem.

Once the gem took over his body, he began to fight primarily using the powers derived from the sun god.

Not only can the body float in the air, but the damage of the Punishment Arrow has also increased significantly... But it was precisely because he noticed the increase in the damage of the Punishment Arrow that Cheng Tiancai deliberately chose to engage in a head-on confrontation with it. He used the fact that he did not dodge frequently as bait to further induce the opponent to create more Punishment Arrows. He also controlled the Hellwing Dragon to keep it within the attack range of the opponent's arrows, preferring to stay even if it occasionally took some damage.

Then Cheng Tian saw the blue bar on the other side begin to drop rapidly, as if it were leaking water.

The increased damage of the Punishing Arrow usually means that its cost also increases. If it can break through the single-hit damage limit of 18 points, then it is highly likely that one arrow will consume 3 MP to deal 27 damage.

The attack transfer effect attached to its equipment was also frequently activated due to the attacks from bullets and missiles, and its mana was dropping little by little.

Maintaining a levitation state similar to Kukulkan's also consumes mana.

Finally, there's the Hellwing, which occasionally flies back to take a hit. Its inherent oppressive effect randomly increases the opponent's skill cost by 50% to 100%...

Multiple factors combined caused Gem Allen's mana, which should have been over two thousand, to be rapidly depleted after only two rounds of combat.

On the other hand, although the template loading did not change the conversion ratio of his strength, blood, essence, and mana, 50 points of strength and 46 points of spirit are equivalent to 960 points of health in disguise. Even with some mana loss before, his total "health" can still be maintained at around 800 points. Not to mention that Cheng Tian did not just stand there and take hits the whole time.

Not only can he freely switch between the three mounts once every 5 minutes, but when he notices that all his teammates are in danger of losing health, he decisively blows up his Primal Shell, which has already absorbed enough damage.

Due to the distance, the shockwave from the exploding shield did not hit Gem Allen, but the three vehicles, which had already been identified as magical creatures, were given a buff that "recovers a total of 365 HP within 9 seconds," just like Cheng Tian's main body.

The team had taken a lot of damage from the gunfight, which suddenly brought them back to full health.

The 40 HP regeneration per second feels really satisfying.

However, the price of destroying the shield is that the Primal Shell goes into a 6-hour cooldown period, and MP cannot be used in place of health for the time being. But its mission in this battle has been accomplished!
When Cheng Tian threw away the C-gun, bypassed the rules again, and directly pulled out the Hellfire Chain Hammer, swinging it violently into the air, the two split crystal eyes judged the chain hammer's flying action as a ranged attack, and then conjured two crystal-like skull hammerheads, launching them in a triple attack.

The low attack power of the template-based weapon was still unavoidable, but the impact it brought was real. Allen, who no longer had any mana to support his levitation, was directly brought down.

Cheng Tian, ​​on the other hand, lightly jumped onto the war elephant's Hellfire Tusk and was thrown out with a force!

Cheng Tian's excellent force control allowed him to land precisely close to the falling gem, Allen.

As the dust settled, Gem Alan, whose face had been struck by the flying hammer, had his features distorted. While not quite to the extent of Gian's beating of Nobita, it still made his once rugged and dignified face quite ugly and terrifying. Because the host was still human, even though the gem was in control, the impact of the fall still caused Gem Alan to involuntarily close his eyes in pain.

But at that moment, a voice made Gem Allen unable to help but open his eyes again.

"look into my eyes!"

Gem Allen's glowing eyes met directly in the skull eye sockets of the evil spirit Cheng Tian, ​​which were burning with hellfire.

Despite the empty eye sockets, Gem Allen felt as if his consciousness and his suppressed soul were about to be drawn into the vortex of flames within them.

"Your soul has been tainted and corrupted by the blood of your victims—"

"Feel their pain."

A hellish echo reverberated in Allen's ears and mind, and Allen's consciousness and soul, which had been suppressed by the gem, re-emerged in that instant, only to be enveloped by countless illusions of the soul—

Judgment Eye! Activate!
A competitor who was ultimately sent to the execution ground by his own hands because he refused to accept the complete encroachment on his territory and resources.

Commoners who couldn't pay their taxes were thrown into the Colosseum to fight wild beasts and ultimately died from their claws and teeth.

But the most numerous illusions were those of the British souls who blocked Prince Allen's invasion, fought desperately, and ultimately met their end by the swords of the soldiers.

From Allen's perspective, the faces of the innocent souls who died tragically at the hands of his own soldiers are being replaced one by one with Allen's own face, and every fatal blow these British souls receive brings Allen the exact same pain.

Allen gradually went from struggling to becoming numb, and eventually turned into a puppet that could be manipulated at will. His eyes, which had dimmed again, completely lost all their luster.

[You have activated the "Judgment Eye" on Prince Allen (the host of the Sun God Gem fragment)]

[You have been detected to possess the additional skill 'Soul Salvation']

[Skill effects are now linked.]

[The target's sin value is severely excessive, and they have been judged as an evil entity. Judgment passed.]

For every innocent Britannian soul who dies, directly or indirectly, due to Allen's orders, Allen will suffer 10 points of soul damage that ignores all defense resistances.

Allen suffered 74550 points of soul damage.

You have successfully judged Alan's soul.

You killed Alan, the Silver Prince of the evil Roman Empire.

[Your bonus skill 'Soul Salvation' increases the maximum number of innocent souls you can store by 50, from 149.]

You have become the victor of the Lakshir Ascension Ritual/Sun God Gem Fragment Competition.

(End of this chapter)