Chapter 831: Chapter 263 Divine Ruin
“Boom!”
“Thud!”
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“…”
The noises of the battle became more and more exaggerated.
This was the first time Leonard Churchill had seen so many powerful fighters taking action together.<div>
The power that tore through heaven and earth was heart-shaking.
In the pitch-ck ruins of the city, the domains of Legendary Card Masters unfolded, and they descended like Demon Gods who controlled everything, instantly dominating the elements of their respective domains.
Storm tornadoes, earth shattering, fire burning the city, floods reaching the sky…
Various Forbidden Curse-level spells were cast frequently, as if the heavens and the earth were roaring in anger.
Red, yellow, green, blue… The different colored domains and spells intertwined on the battlefield, appearing like clusters of nebe colliding in the universe, dazzlingly brilliant.
Each collision was exaggerated like the destruction of stars, emitting strong and terrifying shockwaves.
In the ruins, buildings that could once stand tall now copsed in droves under this violent impact, as if they were grass being mowed down.
For a moment, the entire city trembled, the air filled with an enduring sense of death’s oppression.
….
“Hiss…”
Leonard Churchill drew in a sharp breath as he watched the distant battle.
Even several streets away, the storm that the shockwaves brought felt as slicing as knives upon his skin.
It was fortunate that Barre Shepherd had keen senses and had led him out of the core area of the battlefield ahead of time.
Otherwise, in such a chaotic battle, even a High-Order Card Master would be mere cannon fodder.
The bad news was that there indeed was a “Super Tier” monster in this space.
But the good news was that those Federal politicians had brought arge number of high-order guards. Currently, with those top-level Card Masters holding the front, they also attracted the majority of the Super Tier undead creature’s firepower in this Dead City.
Once Barre Shepherd left, Leonard Churchill didn’t dare to stay in ce, nor did he dare to continue staying above ground.
He decisively dived into the sewer.
The ruins of the City of Ember, from three thousand years ago, had almost the exact sameyout as Sinless City.
There was aplex and intricatework of sewer pipelines beneath the city.
When he was a Corpse Collector, Leonard Churchill had already be very familiar with the undergroundwork under arge district near Downing Street.
He sprinted through thebyrinth-like sewers, almost identical to his memory.
Moreover, he chose this route for one most important reason: safety.
Although undead creatures did not retain their living memories, even in death, top-level Card Masters had their own pride, and instinctively refused to crawl into sewers to catch “rats.”
He had to leave this dangerous district as fast as possible.
There were no shortage of monsters in the sewer.
Mutated rats, spiders, grease monsters, multi-headed worms, and various other strange creatures, as well as some human undead spirits…
Their numbers were many and disorganized.
However, the strength of the undead creatures was directly rted to their tier in life.
The monsters in this sewer were mostly of the First and Second Tier.
The number wasrge, but Leonard Churchill didn’t find it difficult to kill them.
He didn’t dare to reveal too much Curse Power, surrounding himself with six surgical knives.
Wherever he passed, there was nothing left but carnage.
As he continued his frenzied run, Leonard Churchill avoided the areas where the top-tier powerhouses fought fiercely and soon arrived at Red District Street in the East City District without any shocking incidents.
There was a dense cluster of tube buildings.
…
Although he didn’t know what the situation was in the City of Ember three thousand years ago, through the architectural style and density, it was easy to distinguish between the wealthy andmon areas.
Theoretically, less high-tier Card Masters meant fewer high-tier undead creatures in themoner’s area.
This district perfectly fit the characteristics of a slum.
Leonard Churchill’s judgment was extremely urate.
This enabled him to avoid the most lethal trouble.
When he arrived at the tube building, he began a monster clearing operation.
The undead creatures in the tube buildings were incredibly dense.
One building often contained thousands, if not tens of thousands, of ghouls.
However, their tier was very low.
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If he asionally encountered a Disaster-level monster, the six flying knives could also turn it into a sieve in an instant.
Anything higher, Leonard Churchill had an exceptionally keen sense of spirit, even surpassing that of most monsters of the same tier, allowing him to deftly avoid them.
There were also some evil spirits in this cluster of tube buildings.
Although Leonard Churchill did not have many methods to deal with Ghostly Species monsters, with his current Mental Power strength, as long as he didn’t encounter a Disaster of the Third Tier or higher, there wouldn’t be a big problem.
Moreover, after touching the threshold of “Intention,” he discovered that the negative mental attacks often used by evil spirits had far less effect on his psyche.
As the grade of evil spirits wasn’t high, they weren’t of much concern.
So, he ughtered his way through.
Normally,
controlling flying knives with Mental Power to wipe out lower-tier monsters was very efficient, but it still consumed Mental Power.
Eventually, he would get tired.
However, the red moon in the sky was a great help.
Leonard Churchill’s Contemtion Secret Technique was the Silver Moon Church’s “Moonless Mind.”
To him, moonlight was not a contamination, but a significant boon instead.
That moon above was like a “wireless charging station” that was always avable.
Not only could it continuously replenish the Mental Power he consumed, but it also provided a surplus for improvement.
From this point of view, Leonard Churchill even felt that the contamination concocted by those from the Silver Moon Church was actually a good thing.
Thus, Leonard Churchill kept walking and killing.
The area now covered by the Demon’s Feast had be veryrge, almost spanning several floors.
He would kill a group, then devour a group.
Clearing buildings along the way.
Wherever he went, only a vast expanse of shriveled corpses was left behind.
His such smooth group-killing of monsters was also greatly due to the Feast.
The reason undead creatures were troublesome was that they were not easily killed and could revive at any moment due to the Death Air.