I, Folyago, am the most devoted lover in Runeterra.

In the past, Foygo, who only possessed the power of the single black mist, would see his power drop several levels once he left the endless source of black mist on the Shadow Isles to replenish his power.

He might be able to defeat the girl in front of him, but it would probably take some effort.

But now, everything is completely different.

The demigod status of Death constantly provides Folgyal with powerful death divinity; the millions of followers in Bilgewater and Noxus continuously provide Folgyal with the power of faith; and his demigod-level swordsmanship grants him unimaginable skill and willpower...

Compared to these, after leaving the Shadow Isles, the power of Soul Eater Night became the weakest link.

In terms of energy intensity, ten Syndras probably couldn't match Fryegger.

In terms of divinity, Syndra has neither the status of a god nor believers who worship her, so she cannot be said to possess "divinity" and is naturally crushed.

In terms of evil thoughts and corrosive assimilation, Syndra's darkness is no match for Folgo's black mist.

All things considered, Syndra has encountered her greatest nemesis.

You think you have a lot of energy, but unfortunately I have more than ten times that amount.

Your energy is corrosive and malevolent? What a coincidence, I happen to be the progenitor of this kind of thing...

Folgo realized that the dark, evil power emanating from Syndra contained unimaginable malice.

In addition to its powerful destructive force, this malice can even infiltrate through energy, infecting the target with its malevolence.

This is a terrifying property, but... it's useless against Fryegor.

When it comes to using the Corruption and Erosion mechanic, probably no one in Runeterra can stand in Fryegor's way.

Syndra's dark energy, though malevolent, could only serve as nourishment for the black mist.

Just because it didn't work for Fryeko doesn't mean it won't work for others.

Syndra just happened to run into him. If she had encountered someone else, like Tahm Kench, they probably wouldn't have dared to provoke Syndra so easily.

After all, the dark power emanating from Syndra was simply too sinister.

It is especially effective against demigods with the attributes of "goodness" and "reason".

It's important to know that Syndra was just a teenage girl before she mastered such powerful abilities.

The priest named Kornigan's decision to seal Syndra was a complete blunder.

However, there is some truth to it.

Her ever-growing, immense evil power could not only be used to corrupt others in battle, but also to corrupt herself.

In other words, at this moment, Syndra is merely the vessel of this dark power, but not its controller or symbol.

Similarly, there are humans who can use the power of the Protoss.

They are all merely vessels for some kind of power.

However, the difference lies in the fact that humans who can master the power of the Protoss have all passed the "test" by climbing Mount Targon.

This test is, in fact, a test of whether these humans can control this power.

Even with the power of the Protoss, how could it compare to the evil power emanating from Syndra?

The Celestials, who reside in the realm of the gods, possess a power far more peaceful than the dark, malevolent energy emanating from Syndra.

This directly led to the fact that Syndra had been corrupted and eroded by the dark evil power within her.

The current Syndra is actually no longer the Syndra of the past.

She was merely a puppet bearing the name Syndra, but controlled by dark and malevolent forces.

To put it nicely, they're "crazy and eccentric"; to put it bluntly, they're probably not even as good as puppets, just wild beasts driven by evil instincts.

The energy clash just now was enough to illustrate this point.

Just now, Foygo was simply defending. For an ordinary person, seeing their offensive thwarted, they would be unable to shake the opponent's defense in the slightest.

Then they will definitely change their approach, or simply halt their attack to conserve their strength.

Unlike Syndra, who knows her offensive is futile but still tries to squeeze out every last bit of her strength.

It had a bit of a "I'm determined to smash my head through the steel plate" attitude.

The saying "I won't give up until I reach the Yellow River" is no longer enough to describe her determination.

And this is something that is inevitable.

Even before it was sealed away, Syndra's power was already showing signs of spiraling out of control.

In addition, being sealed in a dark and sunless underground place is an unimaginable torment for a teenage girl.

With their spirits so ravaged, how could they not be corrupted by darkness?

What a strong will it must take to stand against this evil thought for thirty years in the dark and boundless seal?

Thinking of this, Foygo sighed inwardly.

Because it is highly likely that the girl named "Syndra" has completely lost her will at this moment.

All that remains is a shell driven by evil thoughts and darkness.

"well........"

Thinking of this, Foygo lowered his head and sighed softly, his voice full of regret.

In fact, Fóyego had two choices from the beginning.

With the presence of the black mist, and given the similarity between Syndra's power and the black mist, he could completely devour Syndra directly.

This should be enough to give the black mist new properties, or increase it to some extent.

However, this is perhaps a bit too "wasteful".

First, there's that hard-won long leg... ptooey!

The power increase from absorbing Syndra is likely to be extremely limited, especially since Syndra's power overlaps significantly with Folyago's own.

This dark, evil power is less destructive than the power of death, and its corrosive and assimilative properties are inferior to those of the black mist.

For 7'6""3,!'4!8;0';1"'5'?7Foyego, it was somewhat of a case of being neither tasty nor worth throwing away.

Secondly, this is an extremely rare opportunity to acquire demigod-level combat power.

Fóyegor did not want to let him off so easily.

Foygo's number of legendary warriors is approaching double digits, but he has not yet produced a single demigod.

As his operations expanded, Foygo's demands for combat strength also increased.

In the future, even legendary powerhouses may not be able to maintain order.

At this point, a demigod-level combatant who obeys Foygo becomes extremely valuable.

As for Tahm Kench...

That old devil has too many tricks up his sleeve; he's only good at getting things done.

If he were truly forced to go to the battlefield, he would probably run away without saying a word.

To be honest, Fóyego really didn't want to let this opportunity slip by.

But it seems there's no way to salvage the situation now.

As for why not just use the power of ruin to directly corrupt into the Ruined Legion or the undead?

Of course, it's because doing so is completely useless.

Don't you see, in the original world...

There are two demigod-level powerhouses who have been captured by the power of ruin: Karma and Pantheon.

Guess what?

The two demigods, corrupted by the power of decay, were easily defeated by the Light Sentinels, who were all of gold rank.

There's a reason for that.

Neither Pantheon nor Karma are actually "demigods" in the true sense.

They were all just demigod-level combatants possessed by some powerful force.

After being corrupted by the power of decay, decay became their new power.

This rendered the original host power ineffective.

This resulted in a significant decline in the power of Pantheon and Karma, even causing them to fall below the level of demigods.

If Foygo were to choose to do this now, he would most likely only gain an incomplete legendary combat power.

The remaining, less likely scenario is that Syndra will fall directly below the legendary level.

It would be more practical to simply absorb the growth power directly.

Just as Fouguere made up his mind and was about to take action.

suddenly.

"Who, who are you?!"

"I......."

"what!!!!!"