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Chapter 177 The Fall of the Nation (Part Two)

Rumbling--

A sound like thunder came, and the air suddenly distorted.

A colossal teleportation array appeared above the buildings in front of the Astrology Tower.

As the light of the teleportation array gradually took shape and coalesced, the next moment, a dazzling light shot into the sky, and in the center of the teleportation array, a massive wizard tower, radiating luminous particles, appeared.

As the light faded, the wizard's tower gradually solidified.

As the wizard tower fully materialized, large sections of the building beneath its feet were crushed, and a cloud of dust billowed up from its sides.

The loud noise startled the entire city.

Behind Lynn, Duran's pupils suddenly contracted, a mixture of fear and envy in them. He recognized it as the Wizard Tower!

The spire of the massive Wizard Tower has already surpassed that of the Astrology Tower.

The ground collapsed, and countless people in the buildings below were instantly plunged into eternal silence while they were asleep.

The enormous noise startled the entire city, awakening it from its silence. Countless people climbed to the rooftops or stepped outside, looking up in shock at the building that had suddenly appeared so conspicuously in the city center.

A building that seemed out of place in this era suddenly appeared in the heart of the city.

As most of the city awoke, the surface of this six-sided, pyramid-shaped building, which had a cold gray sheen, slowly began to gleam with a gray luster.

One of the sides has a black broken corner that is slowly rotating, with strands of black electric arcs swirling around it.

On the other side, a dark green pupil gazes upon the entire city.

At the same time, a layer of misty fog, resembling a sea of ​​clouds, was spreading outwards.

As the fog continued to spread, the city streets and alleys were soon filled with thick white fog.

Some people who were close to the city gate wanted to leave the city, but the city gate, which was originally visible to the naked eye, had been replaced by a wall.

The city has been completely locked down!

Lynn's eyes were indifferent as he made a thought.

The doors at the bottom of the wizard's tower were like building blocks, constantly rolling, combining, and coalescing, quickly creating the space for a door.

Immediately afterwards, a rumbling sound of footsteps came from inside the door.

The ground trembled slightly.

A giant, nearly forty meters tall and entirely black with many red veins on its surface, strode out of the wizard's tower.

The moment he looked directly at the giant, Duran nearly had a mental breakdown; as a diviner, he was naturally quite sensitive to such matters.

Therefore, when he saw the Fallen Titan, he almost directly confronted the Titan's status and essence.

For apprentices whose mental strength is so weak that they don't even have the qualifications of a formal wizard, such direct gaze is almost fatal.

For a moment, Durant almost went crazy.

Fortunately, Lynn saved him at the most critical moment; otherwise, it would have been too easy for him to go insane.

"Are you going to destroy this city?" Duran's voice trembled. "There are still many ordinary people in this city."

"Once they've enjoyed the spoils of victory, there's no such thing as innocence anymore. Don't worry, as a kind person, I will allow their souls to have a chance to be reincarnated," Lynn said calmly.

Duran said urgently, "But you are a wizard. Does a venerable wizard need to attack ordinary civilians?"

"Last year, you used the plague to wage war, utterly defeating the Kingdom of Erdoru and plundering vast amounts of wealth. As citizens of the kingdom's capital, they provided taxes for your army and soldiers for your troops. At that time, why didn't you consider your status as a wizard apprentice?"

Lynn suddenly revealed a cruel smile. "In that case, consider this my declaration of war against your kingdom! In the name of me, the wizard Lynn!"

Inside the wizard's tower, a large number of goblins, fully armed and carrying weapons, rushed out.

The dark mass of goblins was like a tide, stretching as far as the eye could see.

At the same time, a large number of crow people rushed out from another door.

One by one, the crows took to the skies, quickly gaining air superiority, while simultaneously targeting and eliminating any legion leaders in the city who were capable of resisting.

"Are you ready for war?" Lynn asked.

Duran's face turned pale. "Wait, I know where the wizard who created the plague is. I know where he is. If you capture him, can you kill fewer people?"

"No need, guess how I found you?" Lynn asked playfully.

Duran's face turned even paler upon hearing this.

No wonder, no wonder I was able to find myself.

It turned out that this man had already found Nuss before she did.

The city was engulfed in battle. It must be said that the army of the Modo Kingdom, the most powerful of the surrounding kingdoms, did have its merits. Although their strength was average, with many soldiers only possessing first-tier extraordinary strength, their speed of mobilization was indeed impressive.

Moreover, the coordination unique to humans in their combined legionary battle formations allowed them to quickly recover after the initial panic.

Furthermore, they launched a counter-encirclement campaign against the goblins despite being outmatched in both equipment and numbers.

Lynn watched this scene indifferently.

Humans are dying, and goblins are dying too.

But the surviving goblins will become elites! And all I need are elites!

Over the course of more than two decades, the number of goblins, which started at a few thousand, has rapidly expanded. If they hadn't been under their own control, their numbers would have easily increased several more times, assuming they had already dealt with their natural enemies and food sources.

"Boom!" The Fallen Titan's fist landed.

The ground was shattered as if a ton of explosives had exploded. The paving stones along the entire street rolled and churned like giant waves, stretching outwards into the distance. The surrounding houses collapsed, spreading further and further away.

Soldiers wielding muskets and spears were thrown into the air without any resistance.

"Kill them!!!" Countless soldiers surged toward the Fallen Titan like a tidal wave.

But no matter what weapon it is, it can't even break through the Fallen Titan's defenses.

Countless people watched this scene, and a bitter feeling welled up in their hearts.

Is it really possible to kill this terrifying giant?

When the weapon struck it, it was instantly melted.

In the city, hidden wizard apprentices are preparing to escape.

They won't stay and lose their lives like these ordinary people.

They knew that things were not that simple.

Ordinary people might think it's just a simple giant, but as wizard apprentices, they know much more than ordinary people. They know that this fallen giant is extremely terrifying, definitely a legendary existence, and is not something they can deal with at all. Even weaker wizards might not be able to handle it.

Moreover, that enormous building in the center of the city is definitely the Wizard's Tower!

A wizard is currently wreaking havoc in the city.

Several figures rose from the city and flew into the distance through the mist.

"kill!"

Suddenly, several volleys of arrows rained down on them from the sky. One of the wizards was caught off guard and was struck by the arrows, turning him into a hedgehog.

Another wizard apprentice was about to be riddled with arrows when a faint halo appeared on his body. This halo protected him, deflecting all the arrows.

But the next moment, a dark red lightning bolt shattered the halo, and the wizard apprentice inside was electrocuted to a crisp before he could react.

Not far away in the sky, a winged raven-man with a cold expression lowered his vine staff. It was Owlfeather, the leader of the raven-man followers. As an elite of the raven-man race, he had been following Lynn and learning magic for many years. Although Lynn mostly left him to his own devices, killing a wizard apprentice was still a piece of cake for him.

After sniping the apprentice, the black wings on its back trembled slightly, and it transformed into a black streak, rushing off to other places. This time, the wizard had given the order not to let even a fly in the city escape.

(End of this chapter)