When Abel saw Corpse Ignite's body begin to swell, he recalled the final attack of Corpse Ignite in Diablo. Countless rookies killed Corpse Ignite and went to look for loot excitedly, only to be blown up on the spot.
Thinking of this, Abel immediately turned around and hid in the corner. As soon as he hid, the fragments of the corpse exploded and hit the corner of the cave wall. The wall was hit with a small hole, and it emitted a foul smell, accompanied by blue frost.
"How ruthless," Abel sighed. A single explosion contained a variety of attack methods. If he hadn't discovered it early and dodged it quickly, it would have been very difficult for him to escape unscathed.
From the direction where the corpse exploded, a black shadow flew over and was absorbed by the Hradik Cube. Abel was not surprised. This was the soul of the corpse that had ignited and was absorbed by the Hradik Cube.
But then, a golden shadow floated from the direction of the corpse and was absorbed by Hradik's cube. This made him feel a little strange. If the black shadow was a soul, then what was the golden one?
Abel's spiritual power entered the Hradik Cube and saw two new bottles of potions. One bottle was a dark golden 'Soul Potion', but the surface of the bottle had the shadow of a corpse on fire. The other bottle was a golden potion, and his spiritual power focused on it. The name given by the Hradik Cube was' Ability Potion ', and the description showed that it could randomly get a corpse's ability to fire, but at the end of the description, it was exclusive to summons.
Thinking back, Corpse Fire had a few abilities. Ghost Strike, Ice Nullification, and Ice Fortification. Any one of these three abilities would be pretty good.
Ghost Strike was a combination of Elemental Attack and Physical Attack. Furthermore, it could strengthen the Physical Attack into a lethal attack. Ice Resistance was ineffective. Basically, there was no need to worry about being slowed or frozen by an Ice Attack. Ice Enhancement was the most powerful ability. It could cover all creatures within a certain distance with ice, slowing them down, and dealing a certain amount of damage.
But what the hell was a summoned creature exclusive use? Rib Rib was Abel's only summon at the moment. Who knew when Rib Rib would be killed by hell creatures? Wouldn't it be a waste to give it to Rib Rib?
However, when he thought about how Rib Rib had bravely rushed to the corpse to save him and got seriously injured, he decided to let Rib Rib drink the ability potion.
These three abilities were all very useful. Abel held the golden "ability potion" in his hand and looked at it with hesitation. He wondered if he should give it to Rib Rib right now.
The reason for his hesitation was very simple. He was very unlucky today. His ribs were almost scattered, and he was almost killed. With such bad luck, he was very worried that he would draw a corpse that would move slowly.
Abel thought to himself that he shouldn't be that unlucky. He took out Rib Bone from the finger bone space. Rib Bone's injuries hadn't healed yet. He couldn't even stand up, so he fell in front of him.
Abel's heart ached as he looked at Rib Rib. He carefully held the 'ability potion' and looked at Rib Rib Rib's skeletal body. He didn't know how to make Rib Rib Rib drink this potion.
On the other hand, when Rib Ribs saw the golden 'power potion' in Abel's hand, it couldn't help but move closer to Abel's hand. It seemed like the 'power potion' was very important to it.
Abel decided to let Rib Rib handle it himself. He knew that since it was a potion for a summoned creature, it would instinctively know how to drink it.
Abel put the potion in Rib Rib's only hand. Rib Rib Rib Rib didn't even open the cap. He just smashed the potion on its skull. The potion broke instantly, and the golden liquid flowed out from the skull to all the bones in its body.
Amidst a series of gurgling sounds, the broken ribs began to recover rapidly. The missing arm was also regenerating at a speed visible to the naked eye.
At that moment, the light pillar in the deepest part of the Den of Evil began to grow stronger and stronger. White light began to spread throughout the entire Den of Evil. The entire Den of Evil began to light up. Abel could feel that all the coldness and stench in the Den of Evil began to dissipate under the white light. The entire Den of Evil was filled with a sense of holiness.
Slowly, the white light began to gather and finally formed a ball of light that floated in the air.
Abel looked at the changes in front of him in surprise. Rib Rib was still beside him. He couldn't let this affect Rib Rib. Thinking of this, he stood up and shielded Rib Rib behind him.
Just as Abel stood up and took a few steps forward, the ball of light suddenly turned into a white light and rushed towards him. He didn't even have the time to think about dodging, and the ball of light had already entered his body.
After the ball of light entered Abel's body, a message was sent to him. "Contestant, you have become the only living creature in the Den of Evil. You have received one spell point as a reward!"
Heaven and Hell had already given up on this world, but from this message, the rules of this world were still operating normally, and Abel was treated as a normal trial taker.
After receiving this information, Abel entered his mind and saw the ball of light floating in his mind. His mind power came in contact with the ball of light and he could sense it. If he wanted to upgrade a spell, he had to use his mind power to confirm the upgrade.
This was a good item. It would be a waste to use it now. It would be more worthwhile to use it when his level was higher.
He didn't think that the Den of Evil would have such a great reward. He assumed that the other quest maps would have some sort of reward as well. He just didn't know what the rewards would be.
He turned around and looked at Rib Rib. More than ten minutes had passed, and Rib Rib had already stood up from the ground. His bones were completely intact, and they even seemed to have become thicker.
Abel was curious about Rib Rib's ability. He used his power of the will to communicate with Rib Rib Rib and commanded it to use its ability.
As soon as Abel gave the command, an ice armor appeared on Rib Bone's body. Then, a blue light flashed, and the ground five meters around Rib Bone was covered in frost. Abel was very close to Rib Bone, but since summoned creatures couldn't hurt their masters, he wasn't hurt at all.
Ice Strengthening! Abel was overjoyed. This ability was one of the 4 major enhancements of hell creatures in the Dark World. It was also the difference between normal hell creatures and elite hell creatures.
Ice Enchantment could slow down an area of effect, Fire Enchantment could kill in one hit, Poison Enchantment could reduce HP continuously, and Lightning Enchantment could attack an area of effect.
After clearing out the Den of Evil, Abel spent some time walking out of the Den of Evil. He then proceeded deeper into Blood Moor.
After spending three days, Abel cleared out a few large groups of hell creatures and finally saw a human building. It was a stone wall made of stone, with a passage in the middle that could allow two carriages to pass side by side.
This is the end of the Blood Moor, Abel guessed as he looked at the familiar yet unfamiliar buildings.
It was familiar because this wall had the unique style of the Dark World. It was simple, rough, and practical. Even after countless years, these stone walls were still standing here in perfect condition.
Abel walked into the passage, and a half-buried body on the ground caught his attention.
The body had weathered into a half-fossilized state, but Abel could still tell that it was a woman by the clothes left behind. What caught his attention the most was that the woman was still holding a bow in one of her hands.
"Flora!" Abel almost blurted out this name. It was a female Rogge archer who guarded the narrow passage between Blood Moor and the Cold Plain.
Abel didn't expect her to still be here after countless years. Even in death, she was still holding onto her bow.
"Brave Rogge archer Flora, I admire your loyalty. May your soul rest in peace!" Abel bowed deeply to this Rogge archer who had guarded this place alone for countless years.
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