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    ---- Chapter 2983 Prescott shouted, "You all saw that, right? This idiot actually trashed the corpses of the Cathedral''s fallen warriors. To the faithful of Lomuia Grand Cathedral, such an act is a deep sphemy. This moron just provoked Cathedral''s entire army." Knox shrugged, looking innocent. "Andrew doesn''t know that. You saw it yourself. He was being beaten back by the Cathedral''s warriors,pletely overwhelmed. If he didn''t do something to hit back, wouldn''t he have died for nothing?" Prescott roared, "Shut up!


    All of you from Dragonfang, prepare immediately to participate in Abyss City''s defense. If I catch anyone cking off, ying tricks, or deserting during battle, I''ll execute them on the spot without question!" Meanwhile, outside the city. Andrew appeared to be barely holding on, stumbling as he fled back toward Abyss City. In reality, a cold smile curled at the corner of his lips. He had not wanted to antagonize the Cathedral too deeply. However, the moment the battle started, the Cathedral fighters had ignored the ves entirely and shot them down without hesitation.


    That cruelty made Andrew see the Cathedral army for what it ---- truly was. As a result, his anger red, and his methods became ruthless. After suffering losses, the Cathedral vanguard had not intended to advance the main force. After all, Abyss City was not an easy target to take on. However, Andrew''s next actionspletely enraged the Cathedral''s army watching from afar. Those holy warriors had died on the battlefield to spread the glory of their Lord. That was supposed to be an honorable death, and their souls were meant to ascend to heaven.


    Yet now, this devil had not only killed them but also desecrated their bodies. ording to Lomuia Grand Cathedral''s doctrine, warriors treated this way could not ascend to heaven after death. Andrew''s action instantly added fuel to the fire. The Cathedral''s army in the distance erupted in fury and prematurelyunched a siege on Abyss City. Andrew arrived at the city gates and demanded entry, but Prescott looked down at him coldly from above, meeting each other''s gaze. One face was expressionless, while the other burned with rage. In the end, Prescott gave the order to open the gates.


    He thought, ''Originally, I wanted to just watch you die out there. But your miserable life still has some use. If I killed you, ---- Dragonfang''s members wouldn''t serve me. So I''l spare your life for now. Of course, only temporarily. Once the Cathedral''s army retreats, Ill make sure you''re dead. If not, I won''t deserve to be the heir of the Ludendorff family!" Then, Prescott watched as Dragonfang members helped Andrew away to treat his wounds. What Prescott did not see was that once Andrew returned to his quarters, his wounds visibly healed. Within minutes, he was.pletely fine.


    Such a terrifying and unbelievable recovery meant only one thing: Andrew had already be a martial god. Moreover, he was not just any martial god, but an unprecedented, peerless one. Amid violent tremors, Abyss City''s massive cannons fired toward the outside. Shells roared out one after another. Outside the city, the Cathedral army halted. zing orbs of holy light rose into the sky and shattered the iing shells midair. The great battle finally erupted! Inside the city, Andrew sat back with a wide grin.


    He then said to the Dragonfang members, "Abyss City will soon be ours." Dragonfang''s morale surged. They had cast the line for so long, ---- and now it was finally time to reel in the big catch.