Hell has invaded, but my Hextech is invincible!

The once mighty and elite force has now been completely annihilated.

The United Front selected over a dozen of the city's top UFSATs.

Each person's physical strength far exceeds that of ordinary people.

The crusaders of the Manchester Church were incredibly strong, capable of taking on a hundred men each, and their physical abilities were three to four times that of ordinary people.

In an ordinary world without supernatural powers, this group would be equivalent to a super soldier squad, capable of asymmetric warfare and wiping out a reinforced battalion.

Even in the early chapters of the game, they can form elite squads to directly block the player's Golden Army.

Yet this fighting force was easily wiped out in front of a projection of a demon lord.

Nearly thirty enhanced individuals were crushed like ants, unable to put up any decent resistance.

Humanity is so desperate when faced with evil.

And this was merely a projection of the Demon Lord.

If the gates of hell were to open and the true form of the demon were to descend upon the human world, perhaps only a handful of people in the entire human realm would be qualified to stand before it.

Even in the game, the Demon Lord appears only a handful of times.

Most of the time, players only face ordinary demons and true demons, and even so, the battles are extremely difficult.

The game simply cannot recreate the terrifying, world-destroying power of the Demon Lord.

Like Cardolos, if it weren't for its inherent nature to engage in scheming and trickery...

If we fight head-on, we could take down Hextech and his crew ten times over.

However, demons are not without weaknesses.

In the game mechanics, most ordinary demons have weaknesses such as "weakness to fire and light". Under normal circumstances, ordinary holy water, holy oil and holy artifacts, and even fire can damage ordinary demons. However, the weaknesses of true demons are more hidden and are often symbolic concepts.

For example, concepts like "morning dew on the mountaintop" or "the first osmanthus flower to bloom in September under the sun."

Finding the real name allows you to find the weakness.

Therefore, when exorcising demons, clergy will often go to great lengths to find the demon's true name.

The Demon Lord has almost no weaknesses. He is immune to holy water and oil, various concepts, and 99% of holy talismans and artifacts. Only after descending to the mortal realm and being repelled by a saint or pope does he develop corresponding weaknesses.

The sacred artifacts passed down by sages are the corresponding sacred artifacts for protection and blessing.

Therefore, if the Demon Lord had not entered the human world, he would have had no weakness.

As a streamer specializing in clearing stages and providing strategy guides, Hextech knows which Guardian Relics counter the Demon Lord and is also very familiar with the weaknesses of ordinary demons. After all, in this era, to create entertaining content, you have to use unconventional team compositions to clear stages, which gives him an idea of ​​how to exploit the weaknesses of demons.

"What are you thinking about?" Ada asked, turning around as they sped towards the fifth altar node.

To improve efficiency, Inessa has already taken Joanna back to the upper town.

The church bishop has just left the city, so they still have a chance to bring him back. At the same time, they will mobilize the entire city's forces to destroy the remaining four altars in the upper city.

The second altar in the lower city was handed over to the United Front.

Both sides tacitly chose to act separately, but were wary of each other, fearing that the other might trip them up from behind.

"I'm thinking about how humanity can defeat the demons," Hex said.

Ada smiled slightly, rested her chin on her hand, and looked at him: "Mr. Horus."

"Didn't you already set a perfect example for us?"

Hex knew immediately that this woman was intentionally or unintentionally testing and flirting with him again.

"Those enhanced soldiers, those crusaders, aren't they all elite?" Hex looked out the window at the fleeting scenery.

"Their combat skills are superb, and their will is a hundred times stronger than that of ordinary people."

"But the demon projection only glanced at them, and their souls were ripped from their bodies and devoured, turning their bodies into puppets that could be controlled at will."

"I've been wondering how humanity managed to survive the first millennium."

Ada's eyes flickered: "I thought you wouldn't consider such a macro and heavy matter."

"What, in your eyes, is my vision so small?" Hex raised an eyebrow.

"Sorry, that's not what I meant." Ada covered her mouth and chuckled, turning her head away.

"But perhaps only the Pope can make a macro-level judgment on the future of humanity."

Hex said, "Before, I didn't know what I was supposed to do in this world."

"Mr. Horus, have you found your target yet?" Ada's tone became more serious.

Hextech said earnestly, "My goal is to help humanity defeat Hell."

"ha?!"

Even someone as composed as Ada almost lost control of her expression at this moment.

Ada's expression hardened slightly: "Demons cannot be completely eradicated."

"Even the greatest saint and the most powerful pope can only banish him."

"All they can do is think about how to repel the onslaught from hell as much as possible."

"Victory? Nobody thought about things that far in the future."

Benev said worriedly, "Horus, stop talking big."

"We should now consider how to deal with that altar in the slum."

"If there are demons guarding that place too, then we're in trouble."

"Without the help of the Church's Crusaders, it would be difficult for us to defeat the demons on our own."

The United Front is an anti-church organization. Although they possess cursed objects and unclean implements, they are mainly used to deal with church clergy and can be used to fight demons. They are far less effective than the church's sacred objects.

If it weren't for this once-in-a-decade Hellish invasion, the United Front and the Church would never have been able to join forces.

Hextech's eyes lit up upon hearing this: "A demon? That's perfect."

He was worried about not having a place to farm gold coins.

It's important to know that Hextech ARAM isn't just about Hextech; there's also the Body Forging build.

He currently has just enough gold coins to support three body-forging sessions.

But he's not stupid.

How can you go for a body-forging build if you haven't even gotten a single core piece of equipment? That would be a waste.

If he successfully removes the six altars, he will obtain his first core equipment.

Hextech looked at the steel shield that shimmered with red light in his mind.

Heart of Steel!

In the original version of Hextech ARAM, this was the first item he would always build.

Heartsteel Archer, Heartsteel Mage.

Heart Steel Warrior, Heart Steel Support.

Unfortunately, the game was later changed, and Steel Alliance had no choice but to disband, turning into the boring Diudiu Monster Alliance, which offered no enjoyment whatsoever.

However, in this world, he lacks skills, so playing a tank build is the best option.

Price: 2700 gold coins.

We're still short by more than 1000.

Once the six altars are secured, the Heartsteel can be purchased.

The journey of steel stacking has officially begun.

Just then, the car suddenly stopped.

We've arrived at the slums.

Hex got out of the car and was slightly taken aback by what he saw.

Nearly a thousand gang members, armed with rifles and cannons, stood in neat rows of three, blocking the intersection ahead.

He looked at Ada and asked, "Is there no one left in the United Front?"

"Most of our personnel have already been evacuated, and the entire task force has just been wiped out," Ada said calmly.

"So now, we can only rely on them."

"Are these gangs reliable?" Hex asked, his face full of doubt.

Ada suddenly laughed: "No one fights harder than the gangsters who protect their territory."

"This is their territory, and this is their home."

"They are people who grew up in these streets and alleys."

Hextech couldn't help but complain: "Fine, rebels guarding the borders is one thing."

"And now there's a gang protecting the country? That's outrageous."

He looked at the group of yakuza members standing in three menacing lines before him.

"I think they shouldn't call themselves a family or a gang anymore."

"Since the three gangs have joined forces..."

"Let's call it the Triads then."