Hello, is this a letter addressed to Demon Fortress?

Two figures fell from the shattered dome of the temple.

It's Lin Gui and Eve.

The moment the veil of night was removed, the moonlight illuminated them.

Eve rushed toward Ash as soon as she landed.

With a light tap of her staff, as she chanted, the light of the Dark Healing spell flowed over Ash's body.

Lin Gui then quickly walked up to Hannah.

Then he stopped.

Hannah was bound in mid-air by the blood-red light.

Her face was no longer recognizable.

Pale as paper, her skin almost transparent.

Sunken eye sockets and prominent cheekbones.

His lips were bitten raw, bloody and mangled, with scabs forming on his chin.

She had lost a lot of weight, as if something important had been drained from her.

The Blood God's soul hovered in front of her heart.

The dark red light pulsed slowly.

Within that ball of light, countless tiny golden blood vessels could be faintly seen.

It is slowly rotating, like a living creature digesting its prey.

Hannah struggled to lift her eyelids.

A glint flashed in her eyes the moment she saw Lin Gui.

Then came terror.

"Danger……"

Her voice was so hoarse that it was almost inaudible.

"Don't...come closer..."

Lin Gui didn't move.

He stared at the dark red light.

"Will it suck my blood?"

Hannah nodded with difficulty.

A broken sound squeezed out from his throat:

"The Blood God's soul... will extract... the bloodline... of anyone who gets close..."

She paused, using the last of her strength.

"Your blood... will also be... drawn away..."

Lin Gui looked at her.

I looked at that dark red light again.

There was a two-second silence.

"Is it alive?"

Hannah was taken aback.

What...what's the problem?

The Blood God's Soul is a sacred object.

It is certainly not a living thing.

She opened her mouth, unsure how to answer.

Lin Gui didn't wait for her to answer.

He raised his hand.

a slap.

It was slapped onto the Blood God's soul.

Hannah's pupils suddenly dilated.

That instant.

Lin Gui's expression changed.

His body trembled violently.

Veins bulged on his forehead.

Clenching my teeth.

An indescribable, excruciating pain shot from the palm of my hand straight to the depths of my soul.

It felt like countless red-hot steel needles were frantically piercing through my blood vessels.

It churns within the bone marrow.

It tears at the soul.

But he did not stop.

He gritted his teeth and suddenly clenched his fists.

then.

The Blood God's soul vanished.

It's as if it never existed.

A dark red light.

A pulsating breath.

Along with the golden blood vessels swimming inside.

For an instant.

Vanished without a trace.

Hannah was stunned.

Her mouth was open and her eyes were wide open.

My mind went completely blank.

Blood God's Soul.

The foremost of the three sacred artifacts of the vampire clan.

That's it...?

The blood-red light that bound her suddenly dissipated.

Hannah's body fell from mid-air.

Lin Gui reached out and helped her up.

She leaned softly against him, completely powerless.

A wave of dizziness washed over me.

My vision was completely blurred.

A buzzing sound filled my ears.

Lin Gui looked down and quickly glanced at her condition.

His demonic energy was exhausted, his blood was depleted, and his skin was as cold as ice.

But life... is still on.

Lin Gui carried Hannah back to Eve's side.

Gently put her down and let her sit against the wall.

"How is Ashu?"

he asks.

The healing light in Eve's hands did not stop.

She glanced at Ash, her voice soft and gentle:

"It's terrible."

"He had seventeen wounds on his body, three of which were so deep that the bone was visible."

"At least half of his blood has been lost."

"Internal organs were displaced, and four ribs were broken."

"besides……"

She paused.

"There's a strange force on the wound, preventing it from healing."

"It will take time."

Lin Gui nodded.

Hannah moved closer to Eve.

"You treat them here."

He looked at Eve.

"And while you're at it, take some time to recover your magic power."

Eve slightly raised her purple eyes.

His face was so pale it was almost transparent.

The healing light in his hand was so faint that it was almost invisible.

Those lights were painstakingly squeezed out from the little magic that had just been restored.

Lin Gui knew about her situation.

The pollen magic that permeates the entire theater needs a drying spell to keep it dry, and a gentle breeze barrier to disperse it evenly.

Even if they are all mid-level spells, they cover such a large area and last for such a long time.

That's enough to drain the magic from a superhuman lower-ranking priest.

But the results far exceeded expectations.

The power of the initial explosion reached legendary levels.

The secondary explosion possessed power equivalent to at least a mid-tier legendary attack spell.

So powerful that even they themselves were affected.

Lin Gui suppressed the metallic taste that surged into his throat once again.

I still feel lingering fear when I think about what just happened.

Breeze Barrier, Pollen Magic, Drying Magic.

A dust explosion caused by a combination of three unremarkable mid-level spells.

It almost blew the caster to pieces as well.

The dust explosion's success, far exceeding expectations, was entirely due to the extraordinary magical power provided by Eve.

In addition, Mirror City has been untouched for sixteen years, accumulating a massive amount of dust.

Without Eve and without such an environment, it would have been impossible to trigger such a powerful explosion.

If he were to use this technique himself, its power would be much less.

However, it could also kill this fragile little mage.

Lin Gui silently labeled this combination technique in his mind:

Do not use it unless absolutely necessary.

To injure the enemy by a thousand, you will also lose two thousand of your own.

He wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth.

He looked at Eve.

"I need to leave for a while."

Lin Gui's magic power was not greatly depleted.

Eve looked at him.

"where are you going?"

Lin Gui has already summoned his flying boat.

"That vampire isn't dead yet."

He boarded the flying boat.

"I'll go finish him off."

whoosh-

The flying boat vanished as a blur outside the temple.

Seeing Lin Gui leave in an instant, Ashu coughed up a mouthful of blood with difficulty.

He struggled to sit up, his voice hoarse:

"Quickly... bring him back..."

"That vampire... is unkillable..."

"He is the only Blood God's kin in the vampire clan's thousand-year history..."

Eve pressed down on his shoulder.

The light from the healing technique in his hand shone even brighter.

"Mr. Ash."

Her voice was soft, yet carried an undeniable certainty.

"Your injuries are very serious, please don't get agitated."

"We are now counting on you, our strongest fighter, for protection."

She paused.

"As for that vampire's immortality."

"Lin Gui knows."

Ash was taken aback.

"Was it...Hannah who told you?"

Eve smiled faintly.

She turned slightly to the side and pointed to the side.

Ash looked in the direction she was pointing.

In the crevices of the rubble in the corner of the temple.

At some point, glass beads began to roll out.

A faint blue light flowed quietly within the bead's surface.

They were huddled together, neatly arranged.

The soul light flickered slightly, like a group of children waiting to be praised.

Eve chuckled softly.

"Our 'little guests' told me."

The words fell.

The glass beads immediately began to bounce happily.

One after another, they bounced in place.

The soul light was bright, shining like a festival.