Starting with One Piece, a Multiverse Simulation

Randolph, who had adopted Chihirika, knew that although Chihirika was a young girl, she was a genuine Demon Emperor thousands of years ago. In terms of prestige, she was one of only two demigods in the entire world, just like the Dragon God Orsteed!

The reason she has the body of a young girl is because Chisirica was caught in the Second War between humans and demons and died. She was resurrected less than three hundred years ago.

Although her body is that of a young girl, her soul is still that of the former Demon Emperor. The reason why Kisirika would give Rudy the "Demon Eye" is either because she has done him a favor, or because Rudy himself is extraordinary, which is why Kisirika would invest in him.

Although she is the one who bestows the Mystic Eyes, the number of Mystic Eyes on Chihirika is limited, and she cannot just give them away to others casually.

"I didn't expect Mr. Randolph to be an acquaintance of that little girl. Even if she has been kind to me, I will not show any mercy now."

Water Saint-level magic: Waterfall Strike Dragon!

Rudy is grateful to Chishilica for giving him the power of the "Mystic Eyes," but since they are on different sides, Rudy will not surrender simply because Randolph knows Chishilica.

Because of the previous "Earth Spikes" spell, Rudy had once again created a safe distance between himself and Randolph. With a sufficient safe distance, Rudy naturally felt more at ease and began to use some higher-level spells.

Because of the previous "Thunderous Stratocumulus" magic, the area where Rudy and Randolph are now is almost completely filled with rainwater.

At that moment, under Rudy's second water spell, the large amount of water on the ground seemed to be guided, quickly gathering in front of Rudy's wand and soon forming a huge water dragon.

The water dragon was tens of meters long, and as Rudy waved his wand, it roared toward Randolph.

The reason Rudy didn't choose magic of other attributes was after careful consideration.

Based on previous encounters, Randolph, as a martial artist, is too fast; even lightning magic might not be able to hit him.

Even the most powerful magic becomes meaningless if it fails to hit the enemy.

This is why Rudy chose to use water magic. Although water magic is the weakest of all elemental magics, it is the most flexible.

Just as Wood's ice magic is adept at control, water magic is extremely flexible and easily adaptable.

As Randolph watched the water dragon roaring towards him, he once again nimbly dodged the dragon's attack and slashed it in half with his sword.

But he was soon surprised to find that the water dragon he had cut off did not turn into two puddles of water and disappear. Instead, it changed in the air and became two smaller water dragons again, roaring and charging towards him once more.

Moreover, most of their magic is one-time use; if it misses its target, it will hit somewhere else or disappear.

The water dragon created by Krudy's magic is somewhat similar to the "Rose Knights" that Wood previously created. The water dragon he created using magic seems to have a life of its own, and it continues to hover in the air.

Each time the water dragon's attack misses, it will circle up again and look for another opportunity to attack.

Even though the attacking water dragon was cut in two by Randolph's sword, it simply dissipated and transformed into the next water dragon to attack him again.

Its difficulty level even surpasses Wood's previous king-level magic, "Rose Knights".

However, Rudy's magic also has a drawback: compared to Wood's "Rose Knights," which is a skill that can be used without manual intervention, Rudy's water dragons require Rudy to manually control them from a distance.

In other words, although these water dragons are tenacious and even capable of continuous regeneration, they still require manual intervention, while the Rose Knights before Wood possessed the ability to fight autonomously.

Chapter 518 Demon Eye VS Demon Eye!

Faced with the ever-growing, unkillable, and increasingly numerous long, slender creatures, Randolph's side began to feel the pressure.

Especially when Rudy used the accumulated water to summon a water dragon tens of meters long again, Randolph looked constipated.

As a man who inherited the title of "Grim Reaper," Randolph, who had fought for many years, had dealt with many mages.

But this was the first time he had ever met someone like Rudy, who possessed such immense magical power and could use magic without chanting.

Because he has been living in seclusion and obsessed with cooking, and has been away from combat for a long time, Randolph's swordsmanship is now far inferior to that of the three major schools.

His unique swordsmanship, known as the "Illusion Sword," which excels at manipulating opponents, still allows him to maintain his place among the strongest on the continent.

But now Randolph is fighting quite frustratingly. His "Illusion Sword" should be more accurately described as a superb sword technique that causes hallucinations.

For powerful martial artists, even a momentary lapse in concentration during intense combat can have fatal consequences.

Whether it's a top-tier martial artist or a mage, as long as they engage in close combat, Randolph is confident that he can instantly reap their life in the instant his "Illusion Sword" momentarily loses focus.

But now, Randolph's unique "My Style Sword Technique" is completely useless.

Because he is currently entangled by a group of elemental creatures, his signature "Illusion Sword" has absolutely no effect on these elemental creatures.

As the name suggests, "Illusion Sword" is a technique that affects the mind, roughly meaning it can cause the opponent to fall into a hallucination or illusion.

But elemental creatures aren't real life forms. What consciousness or spirit could these things possibly have? Using the "Illusion Sword" on them would be like casting pearls before swine.

At first, Randolph planned to wear Rudy down through attrition warfare, since controlling so many powerful elemental creatures for an extended period of time would consume a lot of magic.

However, Randolph soon became withdrawn again because he discovered that Rudy's magical power, while not as outrageous as Wood's, was still far beyond what humans should be able to possess.

Based on the opponent's rate of magic power consumption, one's own stamina will be depleted before the opponent's magic power is completely exhausted.

"Rudius, it seems I underestimated you before. Even if you are not as good as Mr. Wood, as his brother, you are still a guy who cannot be ignored."

To be honest, you could say that this is the strongest and most troublesome mage I have ever encountered.

With your strength, you actually have a good chance of competing for a place among the current "Seven Great Powers," but you've had terrible luck, and your opponent is me.

At first, Rudy was a little confused as to why Randolph would suddenly blurt out such a thing, and even thought that the other man had lost his mind.

Anyone with eyes can see that he has the advantage now, while the other party is saying that he's unlucky or something.

But soon, Rudy finally understood why the other person had suddenly said that...

Previously, Randolph always wore an eyepatch with one eye, not because he was blind in one eye, nor because he liked to do any performance art, but because he was also one of the holders of the "Magic Eye"!

If you think about it, it doesn't seem strange at all. Randolph was someone who took care of the Demon Emperor Chihirika, and as the giver of the Mystic Eyes, how could she not give the Mystic Eyes to Randolph who took care of her?

The maximum power of the "Demon Eye" can only reach the "Emperor level" at most, because as the Demon Emperor, Kisirica's limit is only this.

Compared to Rudy, who carries the Laplace Factor and possesses extremely strong magical talent, Randolph, as a martial artist, cannot control and use the power of the "Mystic Eyes" as freely as Rudy, which is why he always wears the sealed eyepatch.

Almost the instant Randolph removed the small sealing eye patch, an invisible wave suddenly emanated from his white pupils.

Under this invisible fluctuation, the large number of water dragons that had previously besieged him were now as if struck by something, turning directly into streams of water that fell from the sky and never reformed or regenerated as before.

Seeing this scene, Rudy was dumbfounded. Although he didn't know what had just happened, it was obvious that he had suddenly realized that the water dragon he was controlling had suddenly lost control in an instant.

No… it should be said that in that instant, Rudy could feel that all the magic power he was attached to the water dragon had been dispelled, or rather, his magic had been directly broken by the other party!

Rudy quickly discovered the reason for Randolph's loss of magic: it stemmed from Randolph's white pupils. Clearly, the presence of magical traces in his eyes spoke volumes; Randolph's eyes were also "magical eyes," only their abilities differed from Rudy's.

"I once took care of the Demon Emperor, Chishirika... who is the purple-haired loli you mentioned."

Furthermore, this demonic eye called "Empty Eye" was also given to me by him, and I don't usually use this power.

As one of the users of the Mystic Eyes, you are probably quite aware that while the power of the Mystic Eyes is immense, overuse can place a tremendous burden on one's mental well-being.

Even though Chisirica, as the recipient of the Mystic Eyes, only possessed a maximum of 14 Mystic Eyes.

“The Demon Eyes possess special and powerful abilities. I have just experienced your Demon Eyes and can roughly guess what abilities they possess.”

As for my 'Empty Eye,' I imagine you've already experienced it yourself. What kind of ability it possesses is for you to judge for yourself.

If it were an ordinary guy, Randolph wouldn't mind revealing his abilities to make a splash. But Rudy is clearly no ordinary character. Although he's young, he obviously has the strength to challenge the "Seven Great Powers," so Randolph wasn't careless at all.

"Even if you don't tell me, I can still roughly guess what kind of power your Demon Eye 'Eye of Emptiness' possesses."

You seemed to have said before that mages aren't very lucky to encounter you, and considering my magic suddenly collapsed before, I can probably guess that your magic eye is related to magic power and can have a certain restraining effect on mages.

It shouldn't be absorbing or blocking magic power, but rather disrupting the very structure of the magic itself, right?

If Randolph hadn't said those things beforehand, Rudy probably wouldn't have been able to make a proper judgment about the power of Randolph's Mystic Eyes.

Based on what the other party had said before, and combined with the fact that his own magic had been destroyed, Rudy could guess most of the reason.

Upon hearing Rudy's words, Randolph was clearly taken aback. He hadn't expected that he, who had always maintained a cool and aloof persona, would say a few more words and inadvertently reveal his trump card ahead of time.

"That's right, just as you guessed, my 'Eye of Emptiness' does indeed possess the power to destroy magic, and this power is simply unstoppable."

Because as long as I am within the area, the "Empty Eye" can isolate magic itself, creating a special magic-free environment.

Even the most powerful mage cannot use magic in an environment without magical energy, which is why I said before that mages were unlucky to encounter me.

Because compared to the power of this demonic eye, so-called magicians are hardly any stronger than ordinary people in my presence.

Since Rudy had guessed the general idea, Randolph simply revealed all the abilities his Mystic Eyes possessed.

Upon hearing about the power of the "Eye of the Void," Rudy's expression turned solemn. Previously, he had only thought that Randolph's Mystic Eye possessed the power to destroy magic.

However, he did not expect that the opponent's method of destroying magic was to directly isolate the magic power!

If his magic eye's ability is only to destroy magic itself, then he still has ways to deal with it. If offensive magic is useless, he at least has defensive magic, or rather, enhancement magic to strengthen his own physical abilities.

If magic itself can be isolated, then no matter what kind of magic it is, it will be completely unusable.

A mage without magic power is no different from a weakling. This isn't some kind of "Void Eye," it's a mage killer!

However, Randolph was somewhat reserved in explaining his own Mystic Eye ability. He said that his "Void Eye" was almost the bane of all mages, but it was not without its weaknesses.

The first weakness, which is common to all Mystic Eye holders, is that while the Mystic Eyes are powerful, excessive use can also cause a huge drain on mental energy.

This enormous drain on mental energy was so intense that even Rudy, a reincarnated individual with a powerful soul and mental strength, felt dizzy from overusing the power of the Mystic Eyes. It goes without saying that others would feel even more overwhelmed.

The second weakness, which is also a drawback that almost all Mystic Eye holders have, is that the Mystic Eye's maximum power can only reach the "Emperor level," because the limit of the Mystic Eye's bestower, the Demon Emperor Chisilica, is only this level.

Therefore, Randolph's earlier claim that the "Eye of the Void" could suppress all magic is completely unfounded.

If it is magic below "Emperor level", "Empty Eye" is indeed capable of instantly isolating magic power. Even if it is "Emperor level" magic, it only takes a short time to shatter the magic and isolate the magic power.

However, once a magic surpasses the "Emperor level," even Randolph's "Eye of the Void" is powerless against it.

In this respect, Rudy's "precognitive eye" is the same, because its limit is the Emperor level. So once it exceeds the "Emperor level", Rudy's "precognitive eye" will also be unable to predict the future.

This is why Rudy's Mystic Eyes were ineffective when he watched Wood and Alstead fight.