Wizard: I have ten trillion nanomachines

Graxis believed he had grasped the key point: no matter how sharp one's reactions or how swift one's movements, mistakes are inevitable, especially in such a desperate situation where life and death hang in the balance and the battle is at a stalemate.

Having broken through to the intermediate wizard apprentice level, his mental power surged. With his current strength, it wouldn't be impossible for him to unleash a hundred more fireballs with the power of an RPG.

One hundred fireballs rained down, covering the sky. Even if the probability of hitting was only one percent, surely one of them would hit the target.

If even one shot hits, it will burn this wretched mortal to a crisp, and then those "parasitic worms" will naturally become his prey.

Unfortunately, he was wrong from the very beginning, terribly wrong.

He arrogantly mistook the nanomachines inside Luo Kunlun's body for some kind of parasitic worm, unaware that it was a cutting-edge technology he had never seen before.

Those nanomachines, numbering in the trillions and aggregated like liquid metal, coexist with Lokunlun.

For machinery, stability and precision are the most fundamental things.

The mistake that Graxsis hoped for never existed from the beginning.

At least, with his limited abilities, he's not qualified to force out the errors in the nanomachines.

Once this ten trillion nanometer machine is implanted into the human body, it is equivalent to combining with a computer, and the possibility of it producing an error is less than one in a million!

With such powerful performance, how could the dwarf in front of him possibly defeat him? How could he possibly defeat him?

The next moment, Luo Kunlun's forward-moving figure suddenly transformed into an extreme black lightning bolt, tearing through the air and leaving only afterimages.

A distance of several meters is but a blink of an eye for him.

Just as Graxus condensed three fireballs, before he could even release them, a dark figure appeared before him.

Luo Kunlun wielded the Broken Steel Greatsword with one hand, the sword light flashing like a ribbon, carrying a faint white glow, precisely slashing at the flying fireball.

hum - hum - hum -

Three faint resonances rang out in succession, and the three fireballs instantly disintegrated, turning into a sky full of sparks.

Before the sword's momentum subsided, using the momentum, Luo Kunlun's broken steel greatsword, carrying immense force, cleaved straight at Graxis's head!

A sharp gust of wind swept past, scrambling across Degraxis's cheek, and the shadow of death loomed over him once more.

"not good!"

Upon seeing this, Graxis was terrified and instinctively channeled all his magic power, pushing the Wizard's Shield to its limit once again.

A powerful energy field instantly unfolded in front of him, thicker than the magic shield he had formed before his breakthrough, radiating stable magical fluctuations.

clang--!

A deafening roar, like the clash of metal, echoed as the greatsword slammed into the wizard's shield, the immense impact causing the ground beneath Graxis's feet to sink several inches.

Immediately afterwards, a clear "click" sound rang out.

Could it be that even a mid-level apprentice's full-force Wizard Shield couldn't withstand this bizarre slash?

The moment the thought crossed Graxsis's mind, he froze.

Because it wasn't his wizard's shield that shattered, but the broken steel greatsword in Lokunlun's hand!

A grotesque crack split open in the middle of the sword, and the crack quickly spread until the entire greatsword shattered, sending fragments flying everywhere.

Graxis then realized that the fireball he released was extremely hot, and even specially made steel would find it difficult to withstand such high temperatures!

The strength of steel begins to decrease above 300 degrees Celsius, and its hardness and rigidity will decrease significantly after 600 degrees Celsius, making it as easily deformable as soft plastic. When it approaches its melting point, it almost completely loses its load-bearing capacity.

Although the material of this greatsword is stronger than ordinary steel, it has long been overwhelmed by the high temperatures of fireballs along the way.

In addition, the Resonance Slash also causes considerable damage to the weapon itself. Luo Kunlun has nanomachines to repair his body in real time, but this lifeless greatsword does not have such an ability.

The combination of high-temperature erosion and resonance loss brought this greatsword, which had been with him for some time, to its final end.

"A great opportunity!" Graxis's eyes blazed with ecstatic joy, instantly forgetting his earlier fear.

He immediately channeled his magic, and a fireball the size of a fist condensed in front of him. Taking advantage of this opportunity, he blasted Luo Kunlun into pieces at close range!

However, just as he was about to unleash the fireball, a cold voice, like the pronouncement of death, rang in his ears:

"You are dead."

Although the greatsword shattered, Luo Kunlun's killing move had only just begun.

His left hand still retained the momentum of swinging the sword, gripping the broken hilt, but his right hand remained empty the entire time!

Without the slightest hesitation, Luo Kunlun clenched his right fist, his arm muscles bulging and veins popping out, and an incomparably powerful force instantly gathered at the tip of his fist.

Bengquan (Crushing Fist) is one of the most lethal techniques at short range, making it most suitable for this situation!

It is powerful, swift, and direct, without any fancy moves.

The explosive force of the Beng Quan (Crushing Fist) was like a bullet being fired, unleashing concentrated power over an extremely short distance, and slammed into the wizard's shield in front of Graxis with vibrational force!

Bang!

The moment the fist collided with the witch shield, there was no earth-shattering roar, only a muffled sound.

The gauntlet covering Luo Kunlun's right fist shattered instantly under the impact, sending fragments flying everywhere.

The wizard's shield that had blocked the greatsword's heavy blow shattered like glass under the combined impact of the collapsing fist and the resonance force, emitting a piercing "crackling" sound, and instantly turned into countless points of light, disappearing without a trace.

Without the barrier of the Witch Shield, the power of the Crushing Fist surged into Graxis's body without reservation.

That fierce power was like a galloping wild horse, rampaging through his limbs and bones. Even more terrifying was the resonant force that followed, which precisely matched the inherent frequency of his bones and internal organs.

Graxis's eyes widened instantly, his face filled with disbelief, pain, and horror.

He could clearly feel his internal organs vibrating and tearing in the resonance, his bones breaking inch by inch under the impact of the force, and his body disintegrating at a speed visible to the naked eye.

In an instant, Graxus's torso exploded under the combined effect of resonance and immense force! Blood, flesh, bone fragments, and internal organs flew everywhere, staining the surrounding scorched ground red.

The once arrogant and domineering dwarf wizard was instantly reduced to a mangled mess of flesh by half his body, and was beyond dead.

Luo Kunlun retracted his fist, fragments of the broken gauntlet sliding from between his fingers. Warm flesh clung to his right fist as the nanomachines rapidly repaired the minor abrasions caused by the earlier breakage.

But he still didn't stop.

Wizards have many tricks up their sleeves, and they might even have a backup plan!

Tear him to pieces!

Lokunlun's hands, comparable to iron claws, immediately began to move, tearing apart Graxis's body.

Wizards absorb magical radiation to enhance their mental power, but that doesn't mean they are physically weak.

Due to prolonged radiation exposure, even without doing anything, Graxis's physical strength surpassed that of novice knights who had trained for ten or twenty years.

But under Luo Kunlun's control, he was nothing more than a lump of dough.