Hell has invaded, but my Hextech is invincible!

Joanna.

These are a very small number of female Crusaders, four-star characters, but they are extremely useful tank-type front-line units in the early game. In some key stages, their practicality even surpasses that of five-star tanks.

She was Hextech's main tank in the first chapter, and the only operator in the team not belonging to the Gold Squad. Her affinity was easy to raise, her mechanics were simple, and she was very practical. Hextech also spent a lot of money on her skins and voice lines.

Joanna is tall and voluptuous, with large breasts and a perky bottom, a typical strong and mature woman's figure.

The original protagonist in the game is just a white-haired little boy who is about 1.6 meters tall. This extreme difference in height and body size has always been a favorite theme for fan creators.

Anyway, I've had several Hextech doujinshi and masturbated with them.

Yes, it's easy to rinse.

At that moment, Joanna was pinned to the ground by Hextech, her head slamming heavily against the concrete. Dizzy and disoriented, she still gritted her teeth and roared, "Heretic! Let me go!"

"Heretical? Have all the Crusaders been brainwashed by the doctrine?" Hex couldn't help but curse angrily.

"Don't you consider the occasion?"

Just then, several hurried footsteps approached, and three or four Crusaders rushed over. As soon as they saw Hex pinning Joanna to the ground, they immediately raised their guns and aimed them at him, their fingers on the triggers.

Hextech froze instantly, not daring to make the slightest move.

Fortunately, I heard the sound of things landing behind me.

The United Front members, covered in dust and dirt, also retreated to this side. Ada had a bloody scratch on her cheek and looked rather disheveled.

After a dozen or so crusaders, a solemn-faced middle-aged clergyman stepped forward.

There was also a nun who was seventeen or eighteen years old, tall, and with an extremely aloof face.

Hextech's pupils contracted slightly when he saw the nun.

It was someone I knew.

His first six-star role.

Sister Inessa, the Sister of Thorns.

Powerful support operators!

It can not only remove abnormal statuses, but also restore sanity and health!

Inessa glanced at him indifferently, then turned her gaze to Ida, her voice calm and unwavering.

"United Front Executive Officer, Aida Al Thani."

"You have indeed turned to hell and become the devil's lackeys."

Ada said, "We are just doing what you were supposed to do."

"Under Anglican rule, a catastrophe that could destroy Manchester is about to erupt."

"You're completely oblivious, and instead want to deal with us first?"

Inessa said expressionlessly, "I only followed the United Front's trail this far."

"As for the cult you mentioned, we have never received any intelligence about it."

"I have even more reason to believe that you are colluding with cults."

"Ridiculous!" Benev roared, his wounds still bleeding from the two bullets that had hit him.

"What good would it do us to destroy Manchester?"

High Priest Grant, standing beside Inessa, said in a deep voice, "You are enemies of humanity."

The Crusaders, armed with rifles and cannons, fired them at the united front.

The united front, however, did not back down and also aimed at the other side.

The atmosphere instantly became extremely tense, with guns pointed at each other and neither side willing to back down.

Hextech could only continue to hold Joanna down tightly, not daring to move an inch.

He knew very well that if he made the slightest move, he would be riddled with bullets the next second.

"Sister Inessa, let us explain," Hex said.

"I will not listen to any lies from the United Front," Inessa said.

Hextech immediately raised his hands, released Joanna, indicating that he had no weapon, and then slowly rolled up his sleeves, revealing his smooth arms.

"I am not a member of the United Front."

Inessa paused slightly, looking him up and down.

"Then why are you with the United Front?" she asked coolly.

"Sister Inessa, do not heed her words!"

Joanna stood up, glaring indignantly at Hex, but she adhered to her chivalrous principles and refrained from attacking him at this crucial moment. "Don't trust him!"

"He's that fox's subordinate!"

The fox refers to Ida.

Inessa said, "You don't smell of blood very much, but—"

"I was actually Ada's boyfriend who was deceived," Hex said.

These words effectively blocked the rest of Inessa's words.

Even Ida's usual perfect and composed smile froze on her face instantly.

"Don't let Ida's socialite appearance fool you."

"But she's still an old maid who's never even been with a man."

Hextech added fuel to the fire: "Her kissing skills are terrible."

"My heart races when I tease me even a little."

"Hextech!" Ada's ears turned red, not from shyness, but from the embarrassment and anger of having her private matters exposed.

"What nonsense are you talking about!"

"When did we ever have that kind of relationship?!"

"I was just trying to prove my innocence to the church," Hex said sincerely.

"I'm just an ordinary person oppressed by the chaotic and ruthless united front!"

"Sister, Father, I was originally just an ordinary boy from the lower city."

"But Frankenstein, the mad scientist under the United Front, has his eye on me."

"He used me as a test subject."

"I almost turned into a monster and killed Frankenstein to escape."

"But the United Front won't let me go."

Hextech looked distressed and pointed at Emily in the corner.

"They threatened me with the lives of two girls, so I had no choice but to cooperate with them."

He spoke with such sincerity, and coupled with his public denunciation of the United Front, the crusaders and clergy exchanged glances, their expressions softening somewhat.

Benev was furious, but the key point was that Hex hadn't lied; he had been forced to come here by the United Front.

"Then why are you here with them?" High Priest Grant asked.

"Because my goal is to track down the Adventists." Hex pointed to the mountains of corpses and bloodstains all around.

"Look at the layout here, this is definitely not the style of the United Front."

"This is the Adventist altar."

"They've been preparing here for at least a year, to open the gates of hell—"

"Thus, the whole of Manchester was dragged into the abyss."

"Impossible," High Priest Grant frowned. "It's absurd!"

"Sixteen years ago, in Liverpool, just west of Manchester," Hex said.

"That city sank to the bottom of the sea."

"In order to save Manchester, I was forced to join forces with the United Front."

"As you can see, we have successfully destroyed the first altar."

He pulled out the hand-drawn map and unfolded it in front of the Crusaders.

"There are five more altars."

"If we can't destroy it all before midnight."

"Of Manchester's million inhabitants, not a single one will survive."

The church members' expressions changed drastically; even the usually aloof Inessa's gaze turned serious: "Do you have any other corroborating evidence?"

"You can feel the hellish energy all around you," Hextech said, pointing to the broken bone altar.

Even though the altar was destroyed, the unique aura of this place remains strong.

"Didn't you recognize this sulfurous smell?"

"Or are you clergy members completely oblivious to anything amiss?"

He paused, then uttered the most crucial sentence:

"Also, have the main church members already left Manchester?"

This is precisely the core reason why Manchester fell so quickly in the story: the main force of the church was lured away by the Adventists with false information, leaving less than a third of the church's strength in the city.

"Your Excellency, the possession didn't happen because of the small seaside village, could it be?" Joanna quickly looked at Inessa.

"Joanna!" Inessa interrupted her immediately, "That's classified!"

Hextech pressed his advantage: "If you don't believe me, you can go and verify it."

"Or is it that the clergy value the feud with the United Front more?"

"Is this more important than the lives of a million people in the city?"

This is blatant moral blackmail.

High Priest Grant frowned: "We are the guardians of humanity."

"We will never let any evildoer who harms humanity get away with it!"

"If you were reliable, you wouldn't need us," Benev scoffed.

High Priest Grant wanted to argue further, but Inessa raised her hand to stop him.

"High Priest Grant, no further words are needed."

"The gates of hell will inevitably bring about an invasion from hell, which is humanity's greatest calamity."

"Even if there's only a one in ten thousand chance, we can't gamble."

Her voice was clear and cool, very pleasant to listen to, with a pure London accent, even better than that of a voice actor.

She looked at Hex, her gaze sharp but not hostile: "Mr. Horus."

"I'm willing to believe you, not the united front behind you."

"Please bear witness and lead me to the next altar of the Adventists."

"We will stop this disaster."

Hextech turned to look at Ida.

Ada smiled slightly and calmly put the pistol back into its holster: "As you can see."

"We are also willing to temporarily cease fire."

"Your Excellency Sister Inessa, and also ask Mr. Horus to be our witness."

Hextech breathed a sigh of relief.

In any case, they managed to persuade both sides to stop fighting to the death.

But why is his mission still not complete?

Destroy six altars (0/6)

Just as Hex was pondering whether there were any mistakes or omissions, a soft, rustling chuckle suddenly rang in his ears.

"Hehehe..."

"That was a really good performance..."