Hell has invaded, but my Hextech is invincible!

Chapter 67 I probably won't forget you for a long time (2/3)

This hellfire, which ignites from within the body, is enough to burn any human being to death; even clergy would suffer the agony of their internal organs being burned.

But Hextech was an exception. He staggered to his feet, and with his current physical strength, even if his internal organs were burned by the flames, he could continue fighting as long as his health didn't drop to zero.

But the flames burned brighter and brighter, and his vision became increasingly blurred, until he was about to lose his sight completely.

To make matters worse, the health points plummeted again.

Now there are "only" 30,000 HP left, which is equivalent to several dozen Benevs.

And the negative burning debuff has returned.

-500 HP per second, enough to burn a Benev to death every second.

With his current health, he can last for a little over a minute.

A maximum of three critical hits from Heart of Steel.

After giving Kalodos a piece of steel, Hextech realized that the Demon Lord was no ordinary demon. Even if it was only a projection of his true nature, it was not something that ten or eight punches of Heart Steel could solve.

He didn't have that much time to waste with Carlodos.

Hextech's gaze lingered on the blue scepter behind Kalodos.

Based on the current health, there's only one last chance to attack, and time is running out.

But Calodos still stood in front of the scepter.

How can I fool him and destroy the scepter?

The intense physical pain, ironically, made Hextech's mind clearer than ever before.

With his last vestiges of blurred vision, he spoke in a deep voice: "Carlodos!"

"As a loyal subject of Malbas, why would you betray him!"

Calodos scoffed, "How could I possibly betray my lord!"

"Is that so? Aren't you already a servant of the Most High Heaven?"

"And the 333rd level of hell you are in has a sacred number that is 9 when all the numbers are added together."

"Every gift that fate bestows has already been secretly priced."

Hextech wasn't initially connected, but Valeria's intelligence revealed that the evil god had already infiltrated Hell. Therefore, Kalodos's opening of the Gates of Hell this time was definitely not as simple as offering a gift to Malbus.

Upon hearing the sacred number 9, a look of horror and confusion appeared on Calodos's face.

How do you know Him?

Hex managed to get closer, but his vision completely disappeared, and he could only rely on his vague senses to slowly move towards the scepter.

"Didn't you ever consider that beneath Tzeentch's beak lies nothing but lies?"

"By cooperating with the evil god, your soul no longer belongs to you!" Hextech's voice grew increasingly hoarse.

"I don't understand what you're talking about!" Carlodos's voice turned shrill, even containing a faint bird chirp, his emotions already in a state of panic.

Only in Chapter Seven of the story, after the invasion of the evil god and the upheaval in the human world, will Kalodos, wandering among humans, reveal the secret that he harbors an otherworldly evil god within him. The relationship between hellish demons and evil gods is inherently delicate, and Kalodos's secret betrayal, with Malbus's tacit approval, goes unnoticed by Kalodos himself.

It kept this secret, afraid that Marbus would find out.

Now that Hextech has exposed him in public, his first reaction is not anger, but extreme fear and panic.

The demon god Malbus never tolerates any traitors.

Hextech took two steps forward, his charred skin almost radiating the resistance emanating from the scepter: "I know your plan."

"It was nothing more than a gift presented to Malbath, but it remained in the world."

"To become a bridgehead for the invasion of evil gods."

"You want Tzeentch's reward?"

"Aren't you curious why I suddenly appeared?"

"Why should I stop you?"

"Why did Malbus, the prophet, never warn you that you were destined to fail?"

Hextech's every word hit Carlos's weak spot.

"What nonsense are you spouting!" Calodos was so shocked that he completely lost control of his emotions.

"I'm stating a fact—you have been abandoned by your master!"

Calodos jolted, then screamed and charged at it: "Shut up!!"

Taking advantage of Kalodos's momentary lapse in concentration, Hextech suddenly unleashed a punch!

clang!

The punch landed hard on Carlodos, but the other man did not retreat at all. Instead, he gripped Carlodos's arm tightly and twisted it with force!

"Snap!"

A crisp cracking sound rang out as Hextech's charred arm was snapped.

The excruciating pain struck, but Hextech neither retreated nor struggled.

He had secretly hidden the sacred dagger given to him by Inessa in his intact palm. Relying on his previous judgment of the direction, he suddenly swung his severed arm and flung the dagger out of his palm!

The dagger sliced ​​through the air, bypassing Kalodos's defenses and embedding itself precisely in the blue scepter behind him!

"Click"

With the crisp sound of the scepter shattering, a relieved smile finally appeared on Hextech's charred face.

But then there was a muffled "plop" sound.

A pale hand pierced through his chest cavity and ripped out his heart.

Calodos's cold, shrill voice slowly rang in his ears.

"You don't actually think I'm completely unguarded, do you?"

"That scepter is fake!"

"Ha ha ha ha!"

"You're nothing special, are you?!"

The violent power of lightning surged wildly into his body through his limbs and bones, causing Hextech to stiffen and writhe in excruciating pain like a tidal wave.

He knelt on the ground, a large hole in his chest bleeding, one arm twisted off, his eyes already blinded by the fires of hell, only his broken body barely sustaining his consciousness.

His health was down to just ten thousand.

He would be burned alive in half a minute at most.

Kalodos shed his previous disguise as a refined scholar, his body surging with dark demonic energy, his expression cold and cruel.

Behind it appeared a blue scroll covered in densely packed blasphemous text: "The true foundation lies here!"

It clutched the still-beating heart, extremely pleased with itself. Although it was shameful to admit that a demon lord had created an illusion out of fear rather than mockery, it didn't care about that now.

"You've tried your best, but it's all in vain," Calodos laughed, though it too was nearing its limit.

With the suppression of the world rift, it has reached its limit in maintaining this existence. Let alone taking action, it can hardly even move now.

However, once Hextech is burned to death by the Hellfire, it will all be over.

"I have won this battle!" Kalodos said arrogantly, raising its chin. Feeling that victory was already in its grasp, it regained the confidence and demeanor of a great lord.

"Your personality, your rebellious spirit, and your will have all left a deep impression on me."

"I'll probably remember you for a long time!"

"Hex Horus!"

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