Chapter 110: Chapter 97: The Death of Radak (Combined) Part 2


    Lynn noticed that the strange Spiritual Body was bing increasingly ethereal.


    Radak did not dy too long; the soul of the Wizard Apprentice was too weak. Once it left the body, it wouldn’t be long before it dissipatedpletely…


    With a raise of his hand, the malevolent Spiritual Body seemed to be tightly bound by some force, and was then forcibly thrust into the half-corpse on the experiment table.


    About ten secondster, Ralph’s corpse suddenly opened its eyes, its stiff figure rose from the experiment table, slowly twisting its neck to look around; eventually, its gaze settled on Lynn and Radak, not far from the table.


    Then “Ralph” showed an angry expression on his face and opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but all that came out was a series of unpleasant growls. His body waspletely out of control, stumbling after a few steps and falling straight to the ground.


    “Useless…”


    Radak looked dissatisfied at the half-corpse which couldn’t even walk properly. He had expended so much energy, but still, the experiment had failed.


    Its only use was to be refined into a Corpse Ghost.


    Radak once again activated the spirit-controlling secret technique, and “Ralph’s” form shuddered violently, then, like a puppet on strings, walked to the side on its own and finallyy down in an iron coffin inside the chamber.


    “You’ve seen everything, haven’t you, Timis?” It was then that Radak finally turned to look at Lynn, smiling sinisterly. “I can give you another chance to choose, do you still n to be my assistant?”


    “Of course, Lord Radak…” Lynn bowed his head; he was very clear that the so-called choice was no choice at all. Having seen such taboo Spiritual Energy experiments, he mustply or die!


    “Very well,e here,” Radak said in a deep voice, pleased with Lynn’s sensible behavior.


    Lynn walked forward slowly and soon reached the other’s side.


    Radak reached out his hand; he still needed to ce a restriction in Lynn’s mind to prevent betrayal. But at that moment, a sudden sense of danger surged into his heart.


    However, by the time he realized something was wrong, it was already toote. Lynn simultaneously raised his hand, hot streams of fire surged from the palm of his hand and instantly engulfed Radak’s body.


    “Ah—!” A shrill scream echoed throughout the entire chamber, and Radak’s body was ignited into a torch, the fierce White Phosphorus Fire like maggots of decay incessantly devouring his flesh.


    Facing a weird Spiritual Energy Wizard, Lynn didn’t even dare to consider leaving a survivor. He acted with full force from the start, continuously enhancing the power of the White Phosphorus Fire…


    Radak’s miserable screamssted for a full minute, and then he fell to the ground, his body almost burnt to charcoal…


    Is he dead?


    Only then did Lynn stop casting, looking towards Radak, who hadpletely fallen silent, but he still didn’t dare to rx his vignce.


    The whole chamber was silent, so quiet that one could hear a pin drop. Secondster, an angry shout came from nowhere in the sealed chamber.


    “You’re not Timis…” “Who are you?”


    Lynn’s heart suddenly sank. The worst-case scenario he had feared had happened. From the moment he saw Dk a few days ago, he sensed something was very wrong with him, which is why he hadn’t made his move. Yet, he hadn’t expected that this, too, was a Corpse Ghost under control.


    Lynn’s silence seemed to anger Dk, and three of the coffins on either side of the chamber suddenly flew open.


    Three tall and strong figures d in ck robes stepped out from the coffins. Each retained their original appearance, but now their pupils had turned grey, their skin was purplish, and they exuded endless malice and brutality.


    [Multiple me Burst Skill]


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    Two of the figures started casting as soon as they revived, and a series of violent fireballs appeared out of thin air, hurtling towards Lynn.


    Thest one morphed its shape into a ferocious giant bear and lunged at Lynn.


    Lynn took a step back; dozens of [Magic Missiles] appeared around him, colliding with the oing fireballs in the chamber, the loud explosions echoing continuously. The rest of the [Magic Missiles], taking advantage of the cover of smoke, went towards the other two figures.


    [Lesser Magic Protection]


    Two wizards d in ck robes immediately cast protective spells, creating several magical barriers in front of them. However, the remaining “Magic Missiles” were all tampered with, exploding in mid-air with copious amounts of orange-yellow liquid raining down like droplets.


    This was a close imitation of the superior second-circle magic— [High-temperature Steaming Kill]


    But different from regr magic missiles, their insides weren’t filled with chlorine but with aqua regia, which is even more corrosive!


    The “raindrops” fell on the robes and exposed skin. The already dead wizards felt nothing as their bodies corroded, creating gaping holes exposing their ghastly white bones. As they walked, their whole bodies softened like sludge and copsed to the ground.


    At the same time, a fierce bear charged towards Lynn, its sharp ws viciously aiming for his face—if they had been a fraction closer, they could have torn off his head!


    Lynn stepped back, narrowly evading the attack, his right hand already gripping the short sword hidden in his sleeve.


    [Cell Demonization]


    For the first time, Lynn utilized the methods of the Shaping Science school, pouring a tremendous amount of magical power into his right arm. At the exact moment the bear’s pounce ended, the sharp sword de unsheathed, shing across the bear’s massive neck, nearly severing half its head!


    Blood sprayed, staining the ground red as the bear let out a piercing roar before its enormous body, still in a charging stance, thunderously copsed.


    Lynn’s right hand trembled uncontrobly. While the magic power gave him strength beyond the ordinary for a brief moment, it also ced a tremendous strain on his body.


    However, a quick resolution was the only option, for this time, no less than five coffins had been broken open.


    Given Lynn’s previously demonstrated melee capabilities, no one opted for closebat anymore, instead releasing witchcraft en masse.


    Faced with attacks from several people, Lynn responded by creating even more potent White Phosphorus mes …


    In that instant, most of his magical power drained away, and the energy reserves in his intelligent brain also decreased by five percent. Then, the surging Hell’s Fire condensed into a hand of a magical deity, epassing various me Bursts, Ice Arrows, and rows of coffins in the back.


    With just one strike, half of the chamber turned into a sea of mes.


    Lynn had no intention of being dragged into an endless battle. Without waiting for the remaining coffins to open, more than a dozen White Phosphorus Fireballs emerged in the void, shooting in all directions, ready to destroy all the surrounding coffins.


    Invisible magical barriers rose from the surroundings, blocking some of the iing fireballs.


    Lynn also noticed that an empty experimental tform had risen a sturdy barrier as well.


    It was a third-circle Protection Technique— [Magic Barrier]!


    Giving priority to protecting this ce, could there be something important here?


    Lynn immediately thought of the previous experiments and a guess formed in his mind.


    “What kind of fire is this?” At the same time, Radak’s voice rang out again, but this time it was not an angry shout; his words revealed a hint of panic.


    Although most of the fireballs were blocked by the magical barriers, the mes didn’t extinguish but clung to the barriers, even showing signs of expanding …


    No more coffins opened in the chamber. Radak concentrated all his power in one ce, and the giant statue erected in the chamber began to move. This golem, forged entirely of Mithril, was indestructible, swinging its long sword and giant shield at Lynn.


    Facing such a colossal creature, Lynn knew full well that neither mes nor ice would likely be effective, and his response was still— [Magic – Bombardment]!


    Dozens of Magic Missiles, like a dense shower of arrows, ceaselessly struck the giant golem without causing any discernible damage, like waves crashing against a rock.


    As the golem’s long sword descended, Lynn’s fingers twitched slightly, and one of the Magic Missiles strayed from its original path, passing urately through the hole burned by the White Phosphorus Fire in the [Magic Barrier], aiming for the palm-sized azure gemstone positioned above the experimental tform …