Grim was cruising at high speed.
Compared to the Gold Titan, his advantage lay in his sharp fire element spells and excellent mobility.
If they were to compare the power of long-range spells, Grimm would definitely have the upper hand. However, if they were to consider their vitality and strength, Monash's Golden Titan would have an overwhelming advantage over Grimm's Molten Giant.
Grimm's strength was 27 points, while Monash's was 49 points.
In front of Monash's godly strength, Grimm was as weak as a piece of paper. He was completely defeated!
On the other hand, Grimm's vitality was 34 points, which was already considered abnormal among most elemental Magi. However, in front of Monash's 47 points in vitality, he was still a whole level lower than Monash.
Strength determined their close-combat abilities. Although combat techniques and killing experience played a part, in the face of absolute strength, all these techniques were useless!
Vitality determined their physical resistance and recovery rate. It was also the foundation of most body tempering Magi and bloodline Magi. In this aspect, elemental Magi mostly followed the simple mindset of having enough, and rarely would they put in the effort to hone their bodies.
Spiritual force determined the strength and range of their spiritual perception. It also made their minds more flexible, their thoughts more agile, and their memories more vast. The level of one's spiritual force directly determined the strength, range, duration, and penetrative ability of one's spells.
In this aspect, even though Monash had reached the peak of 49 points, he didn't have enough time to study and study witchcraft in his lifetime. As a result, after he transformed into a Golden Titan, other than a few Race Esper Abilities, the number of Lightning Spells he could cast was pitifully few.
Hence, the only thing that Grimm could 'crush' Monash in was agility!
19 points of agility > 13 points of agility …
After Monash transformed into a Golden Titan, his huge body could indeed crush Grimm's Molten Giant. Hence, Grimm could only choose to move around in the sea of fire. He was like a hound teasing a bull, leading his opponent left and right on the battlefield, trying his best to maintain a distance.
It was not that Grimm did not want to leave his opponent far behind, but the cost effectiveness was too low!
Once the distance between the two parties exceeded a kilometer, the trajectory of the Fire Spell would be easily captured by the opponent. Once the Fire Spell was intercepted prematurely, even though the dispersed fire energy was still shockingly powerful, it was merely a slightly warmer breeze for Monash, who had a vitality of 47 points.
The light flame damage caused by this was not even comparable to the strong regenerative ability of the opponent's strong physique.
Of course, Grimm's Law of Fire Invisibility had contributed greatly to the battle, and he had toyed with Monash. Amidst the frenzied pursuit and slaughter, terrifying Fire Wizard Spells would mysteriously erupt from his body one after another.
Although these injuries were quickly healed by Monash's bloodline power, the injuries were too concentrated and frequent, putting a heavy burden on his physical body's recovery ability.
What's more, physical recovery wasn't without a price!
This required him to continuously consume his physical strength and bloodline power.
Once the bloodline power in his body was exhausted, he would no longer be able to maintain the Golden Titan's transformation ability. Without the Golden Titan's vitality, strength, and spiritual force, it was impossible for him to defeat Grimm, who had a pair of divine weapons.
It wasn't just him; every high-ranked Magus present could see this!
In order to reduce the consumption of his bloodline power, Monash no longer spent any effort to repair the minor injuries on his body that wouldn't hinder him from displaying his combat strength. Instead, he poured more and more energy into attacking his enemies.
His 49 points of majestic Divine Power made him invincible. Even if it was just a normal piece of gravel or mud, under the control of his violent power, he could instantly turn it into a sharp weapon that could pierce through metal and stone. Every time he swung his huge iron fist, it would bring about a terrifying tornado that was like a violent storm. The range of his attack covered the vast majority of the area within a kilometer in front of him.
On top of that, every time he attacked with his body, he would mysteriously trigger a corresponding lightning bolt. Physical and lightning attacks could also deal twice the damage to his enemies. The power of his attacks was astonishing.
Therefore, when Monash attacked, he would kick up a large amount of mud and gravel from the ground. He would then take advantage of the momentum to easily create a small-scale sandstorm with his fists.
When the enemy's line of sight was obscured by a huge cloud of dust, and when the enemy's external defense was struck by the stones and mud that were like a storm, Monash's real iron fist and the whirlwind and tornado were not far away.
Facing the enemy's advantage in strength, Grimm had no choice but to dodge as much as he could.
After a normal sandstone was swung by 49 points of Violent Strength, the entire stone could even turn into a small fiery meteor with a blazing front end and a scarlet tail of flames trailing behind it. Most of the gravel was not sturdy enough and would be burned to ashes by the friction with the air halfway through.
However, the remaining gravel would be able to pierce through Grimm's Flame Shield. Even a Tier 4 Flame Shield would tremble and be riddled with holes. The sand and gravel that broke through the shield could even deal considerable damage to Grimm's Molten Body.
Unlike Elemental Sorcerers who tried their best to grasp the power of laws, Bloodline Sorcerers did not have an extreme desire for the power of laws. Most of them pursued the purification and atavism of their bloodline. Relying on the research of Bloodline Witchcraft, they strived to reach the peak of history like the Ancient Demons.
However, a pure bloodline could also bring about the corresponding power of laws!
After Monash's Golden Clan transformed into a Golden Titan, they had also grasped the power of laws of strength and lightning. Moreover, the power of this law did not require them to figure it out bit by bit like Elemental Sorcerers, and to study and practice bit by bit.
As long as one's bloodline reached a certain level, the comprehension and familiarity of these laws would flow directly into their soul origin through their strange bloodline inheritance. It would be as if they had been immersed in studying these things for countless years.
Therefore, high-grade Bloodline Sorcerers could only use the power of laws instinctively. They could not be as flexible as Elemental Sorcerers!
Take Grimm for example. He had come into contact with the power of laws for less than two hundred years, but in terms of innovation and usage of the power of laws, he completely crushed Monash, an old Sorcerer who had advanced for more than nine hundred years.
The Golden Titan's powerful power and lightning laws were clearly separated in Monash's hands, and they did not interfere with each other. Although there would occasionally be situations where the Golden Titan's body and magic attacked at the same time, it was more of an extension of the Golden Titan's powerful battle instincts. It was not because Monash had made any improvements or innovations.
On the contrary, Grimm, a newbie who had come into contact with the power of laws for less than two hundred years, had created many strange things such as the law of flames and the law of shields. This gave him an advantage in the battle against Monash.
At their level, ordinary physical and elemental attacks could not even leave a mark on their bodies. Only attacks imbued with the power of law could break through the force field defense or the skin of the body and cause true damage.
To a certain extent, Grimm's law of protection and Monash's powerful physique had miraculous effects similar to the immortal bodies of Body Refinement Magi. The only difference was that they had achieved it in different ways!
The terrifying battle that had lasted for ten hours had accumulated terrifying injuries on Grimm and Monash's bodies. Both of their stamina and energy had begun to decline, and they could no longer maintain their peak state.
But on the whole, the damage Gold Titan Monash had suffered was much more severe than Grimm's, and the decline in his combat power was approaching a dangerous critical point.
Once this critical point was crossed, the bloodline force in Monash's body would no longer be able to maintain his huge body. When that happened, he would be beaten back to his original state, and this battle between powerful beings would end with his defeat!
However, just as he was about to be defeated, a sudden force barged into the battlefield, a terrifying force pointed straight at Grimm.
[Beep. Detected the appearance of a strange curse. Medium threat to Host, suggesting Host to move immediately …]
The moment he received the A.I. Chip's warning, Grimm did not hesitate to turn into a ball of flames and disappear without a trace.
The sudden eruption of the ring of flames pushed Monash, who had just arrived, back a few hundred meters before he managed to regain his footing.
The dozens of golden flames split up and fled to different areas. In the end, the other flames mysteriously disappeared. Only the flame that escaped to the northeast suddenly expanded and once again turned into Grimm's tall and majestic Molten Giant body.
As soon as his body reformed, Grimm frowned and lowered his head to look at his right chest. There, a dark spot was wriggling and twisting … The strange dark lines outlined the shape of a strange rune, and an even more strange aura of power was being nurtured within it.
This was the power of a curse?!
Why was it so strange and difficult to deal with?
Grimm had managed to escape the opponent's curse attack in time, but the aftermath of the curse had brushed past him and left this strange curse imprint on his body.
This curse mark contained an obscure and strange aura. No matter how Grimm used the Law of Fire to burn it, he could only limit it to a palm-sized area. He could not get rid of it completely.
Moreover, after the curse imprint absorbed a small amount of flame energy, it strangely underwent some kind of mutation and instantly transformed into a strange insect curse.
The black insect curse struggled and twisted, and terrifying insects were formed one after another, frantically tearing at the surrounding molten bodies.
Grimm's expression froze, and his brows immediately furrowed.
His gaze pierced through the distant battlefield, landing on an enemy that had just revealed itself.
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