Chapter 224: Zong Qi's Eyes (End)

The explosions during the movement of the God of Mountains made Lynch's hearing useless, but feeling the fierce wind pressure and watching the thunder that was about to fall, anyone could sense the impending crisis.

The dragon's wail echoed between heaven and earth. The former overlord was knocked down in a miserable state by the giant hammer. Lightning and thunder fell, cleaning the dragon demon's scales.

Lynch dodged the dragon demon's scratches narrowly, and occasionally hit the dragon demon's skin with his scepter, creating a rain of blood.

Lynch couldn't stand being hurt, and as long as Korick got the chance, he could slap him to death.

The lightning blinded the lizard man's eyes. Lynch tried to maintain his balance, moving on the mountain-like body of the Sun Eater.

He needed to get close to the head of the ancient dragon demon, which was obviously not an easy task.

The sea was still rough, but much calmer than it had been half an hour ago.

The vast ocean slowly returned to calm, and the storm caused by the storm incarnation became the only remaining natural disaster.

Asur pursued the defeated Skaven fleet, and the elves who were trying to defeat the enemy in one breath did not notice that the key to the war had already been revealed.

The disaster that shook the world disappeared, and the half-sunken wooden ship protected by the storm was exposed to the light or dark.

From time to time, demons would descend with a torrent of magic, only to turn into ashes in the blink of an eye.

"Sun Eater" Korek looked at the sailboat greedily. His gaze passed through the rotten wooden boards and saw the deep blue gem lying quietly in the ship.

Ancient symbols are decorated with intricate patterns. This gem is like the eyes of an unknown creature, containing the thunder and waves of the world.

The Titan swam unstoppably towards the ship, not even paying attention to the half-dead Star Dragon.

Lynch created a bloody and torn path when climbing the ancient dragon demon, but this tiny wound could not stop the dragon demon's progress.

The gem was slowly dimming, as if it was fighting against an invisible force.

A metallic silver color covered the gem, making the dim gem look like the eyes of gods slowly closing.

As the divine eye closed, the descending demons stayed longer.

A bloodthirsty demon split the sky and fell from the sky with a sea of ​​blood and a large number of bones.

The best response was the Storm Hammer that Korek swung at the Great Demon. The Great Demon, who had not yet had time to establish a solid connection with the mortal realm, instantly returned to the Chaos Demon Realm.

One disaster lord after another tried to fish in troubled waters, but the dragon golem was a giant dragon that occupied the gold mine. Any existence that wanted to get its hands on the treasure was repelled by the wrath of the God of the Mountains.

Thousands of miles away, on an invisible island built of broken mirrors.

The living island was shaking and making low humming sounds, like triumphant laughter.

The mirror spirit wrote hurriedly on the yellowed book, drawing up the fate for the powerful people from all sides.

The shadows became abnormally thick and bolts of lightning appeared out of nowhere, striking the old man who was writing furiously on the island.

The wind was filled with whispers of all kinds, some surprising, some threatening, and some allowing.

The lightning was annihilated by the thick shadows before it could get close to the Mirror God, the wind turned into a puppet, and the noise was hidden in the laughter of the first ascender.

"The Grand Unifier" Bilak reached an agreement with the master of destiny, but after Bilak left, the shadows returned to peace.

A blind old man, blinded and scarred, arrives at the Invisible Island.

The white crow on the old man's shoulder cried sharply, as if conveying some absurd message.

Another sharp cry responded to the white crow, and the prophet in black robes disappeared in the blink of an eye, banished into the lens world by the mirror god.

The white crow stretched its neck, extended its body, and with a creepy snort, "Eternal Watch" Sasoril returned to his original form.

The Lord of Change looked down at the "prophet" who was fleeing in panic in the lens, smiled maliciously, and whispered to the core of the island.

"Hotar, the King of Despair is still looking for you."

“That’s still in my plan.”

A shrill voice sounded unfathomably from underground.

The mirror god in the center of the island was concentrating on writing, his lips opening and closing, carefully sorting out the outline of the future.

Sathoriel displayed dramatic greed and recklessness, openly expressing his inner desires to another Changeling.

"The power of the old gods is indeed strong. If I have the chance, I will definitely snatch that core."

Hotar wrote a little slower, changing the future of Sasoril, and the opponent's resistance made the Son of Fate more cautious.

We must not let Eternal Watch interfere with this destiny.

No one can be sure why Eternal Watch said this. This is by no means the expression of ignorance from a foolish person. No Lord of Change is a fool.

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Hotar thought of hundreds of possibilities, and in order to avoid any influence, he simply removed the influence of Sasoril.

"They once ruled the universe. There is a more powerful force deep in the starry sky. Only demons who lack wisdom would care about the weak remnants on the planet."

The Son of Fate teased the Eternal Watch sarcastically, and Sasoril cooperated by showing anger. The demon who seemed to lack self-control made the Son of Fate hide his smile.

The prophet holding the "Grimoire of Fate" is about to walk out of the mirror world. The two ever-changing demon kings no longer test each other. Their bodies that are watching each other forever collapse into white doves, and their ambiguous words echo on the invisible island.

“The collaboration continues.”

In the ship cemetery, Lynch avoided the giant hand that was slowly covering him and suddenly struck the ancient dragon demon's shoulder, causing the giant beast to tremble violently in pain.

The lizard man embedded the scepter into the dragon demon's body and grasped the spikes on the Sun Eater with his sharp claws.

The huge force hit Lynch, and his left claw holding the spike broke instantly, and a new claw quickly grew out.

The bones in his right hand were almost shattered, but Lynch reacted quickly and bit the scepter, preventing it from being shaken off by Korick.

His resistance seemed to be of no avail, as the dragon demon was still approaching the star engine.

The ocean suddenly swelled several meters, and the sea surface that Lynch could see was leaping up as if carried by some huge monster.

The sharp snout that could swallow an island broke out of the water. The irregular scales were extremely dim. Through the scales that fell off the giant beast, Lynch could see shriveled flesh and hollow bones.

The ancient king of the sea broke free from death and resolutely bit the dragon demon who wanted to lay his hands on the ancient relics.

In the shock, the dragon demon had no time to deal with the fleas on its body, and resisted Capeu's bites in anger, but it was unable to break free quickly in such a hurry.

Capeu's huge eyes glanced at the supreme masterpiece of its former master. The fire of the spirit slowly dimmed, but the dead object still stubbornly bit the war beast of the Chaos Gods.

Capeu does not want to continue to exist in this form. The undead are despised and death is an inevitable law of nature.

The ocean, which was approaching the dark clouds, slowly fell down. In mid-air, Korek roared unwillingly and used the giant hammer in his hand to hit the ancient existence that refused to let go.

Lynch took the opportunity to leap onto the head of the ancient dragon demon, and Kotego's scepter was activated again. Under the shocked and angry gaze of the God of Mountains, the arc of light was struck by the tiny lizardman with all his strength towards the giant's brow.

(End of this chapter)