This was the custom of hell. If it didn't want something, it wouldn't let anyone else have it. Although the hell demon had left, its body was still under the control of the world stone.
Every class holder would feel like they were fighting against the entire Dark World when they fought against a demon with a piece of the world stone. This was the power of the world stone.
Although a piece of the world stone was not as powerful as the entire world stone, it was still enough to mobilize the power of an entire region.
Abel opened his eyes. The world in his eyes had become very strange. It was like the world around him was a part of his body, and he felt like he was a god in this world.
He thought about Andariel's ability, or rather, Andariel's ability under the control of the world stone. He felt like he could have the same ability.
This was the power of a god!
Although Abel had never seen a god before, he knew that using words to control the power of the world was definitely not the power of a wizard. Wizards were a class that combined mana and power of the will. They used spells as a medium to unleash powerful elemental attacks.
However, Andariel's ability was to command the world to serve her. It was almost like she was the ruler of this world.
"Let there be light!" Abel's soul began to tremble. He looked around and wanted to add some light to this dark hall that was illuminated by the eternal flame of hell. He couldn't help but say this.
As he said this, Abel could feel his stamina being drained. His strong body lost 20% of his stamina. Although he didn't check his constitution, he knew it was over 50 points.
However, even with such a physique, a single sentence was enough to reduce his stamina by 20%. This kind of ability was probably not something that someone of his level should possess.
"Let there be light! Let there be light! " After Abel's voice left his mouth, it began to echo in the air. It was like every inch of space in the hall had been activated.
Almost at the same time, every inch of space in the hall was filled with white light. There was no light source, no light source, just light.
Abel was shocked by what he saw. He knew wizards were mysterious, but he never expected there to be a power that was even more mysterious than wizards. If there was an enemy in front of him right now, no matter how powerful they were, he could make them the enemy of the entire world in just one second.
He had experienced the feeling of being hated by the world before. Isolation, rejection, as if he was abandoned by the entire world. He had no mana to replenish himself, and he was even suppressed by the world.
"I can fly!" Once again, he imagined that he could fly. Then, he couldn't help but say something. As soon as he finished speaking, his body slowly left the ground.
Abel controlled his body to fly freely in the air. Although he couldn't fly too high due to the restrictions of the hall, this feeling of freedom made him feel like he was above everyone else.
At that moment, a strong sense of confidence began to grow in his heart. It was like he was the god of this world. He could do anything, he could be invincible. He felt like he could directly kill all the other demons and kill them one by one.
Just when Abel's confidence was about to explode, his stamina was depleted. He fell from the sky with a heavy thud, and the cold ground woke him up.
"What happened to me?" Abel asked in his heart.
This power made him lose himself. This was not a power that a human should have. He shook his head. If he wasn't limited by his stamina, he wouldn't even know what he would do.
A bottle of 'full recovery potion' allowed him to recover in an instant. However, he didn't want to experiment with those powers that he couldn't control.
"Black Wind!" Abel yelled. He was a Knight. As long as he wasn't in the Rogge Camp, he would never leave Black Wind's side.
Black Wind came from the side like lightning. In Abel's eyes, Black Wind's speed became very slow. As Black Wind ran, a set of information appeared in his mind.
"Speed: meters per second. Arrive in 0.1 seconds."
Abel couldn't help but jump. Before Black Wind arrived, he had already jumped. When Black Wind arrived beside him, his body landed on Black Wind's back. It seemed like they had coordinated countless times. They didn't waste a single second.
He also realized that he was different from before. Although time had slowed down in front of his eyes before, and he had dynamic vision, his body couldn't keep up with this speed.
Just now, he commanded his body to easily keep up with the dynamic vision. It seemed like his body still had some energy left.
He couldn't help but reach his hand between his eyes. His fingers touched a crack. It seemed like the crack was formed from an eye.
It seemed like he would have to cover his eyes with something from now on. Abel thought to himself. He was amazed by the power of this world stone fragment. He had wanted to enter dynamic vision before to slow down time around him, but that was something that could only happen by chance.
But now, he could do it as long as he wanted. It wasn't just by seeing. He could control his body.
This was why Andariel was invincible. No matter how fast her enemy's attack was, it couldn't escape her eyes. She could also control her body so that she could easily dodge any attack.
Abel felt like the Knight's battle technique he was so proud of had lost its meaning. It was almost invincible.
But was it really invincible? He thought about Andariel. Andariel's demon body was much stronger than his, but he still killed her. It seemed like this ability was just a trick, just like a wizard's spell or a Knight's battle technique.
Abel looked at the bright hall. It seemed like this ability didn't cost him much. It was still going strong, and he could sense that it would last for a long time.
This was the last checkpoint of Rogge's camp. There should be clues leading to the desert city of Lut Gholein here.
Abel took a few steps forward and looked at the chair made of bones in front of him. This hellish bone chair reminded him of the souls trapped in Andariel's body.
He took out a Knight's sword from his portal bracelet and slashed towards the bone chair. It seemed like Andariel's death had caused the bone chair to shatter into pieces as soon as the Knight's sword came into contact with it.
At the same time, a blue portal appeared where the bone chair shattered into pieces. Ripples were flashing on the surface of the portal.
Abel scanned the portal with his power of the will, and a message came back from the world stone fragment between his eyes.
"A permanent portal to Rogge's camp!"
He was stunned for a moment. He didn't expect the world stone fragment to be this powerful, but he didn't know how many more unknown functions it had waiting for him to explore.
He wasn't planning to go back to Rogge's camp right now. After going around the portal, Abel saw the innermost wall of the hall not far away. The hall was filled with light, and he could clearly see the painting on the wall.
It was a map. A route from Rogge's camp to Lut Gholein. Abel stared at the map and quickly memorized it. The map wasn't complicated. It only focused on specific information and directions, but not the details.
From the map, he could see that if he wanted to get to Lut Gholein, he would have to go through a giant desert to reach the human city of Lut Gholein.
However, Abel was very confused. He already knew Rogge's camp very well, but he couldn't find any desert.
The map pointed to the east. There was a big mountain there. It seemed like he had to bring Flying Flame here to find the way to Lut Gholein.
With that thought in mind, Abel waved his hand and put the 8 spirit guardian Knight back into his monster ring. He then connected with Black Wind through his soul and walked into the permanent portal.
After entering the portal from the 4th floor of the underground tomb, Abel and Black Wind walked out of a new permanent portal in the plaza of Rogge's camp.
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