This was Lin Li's most powerful weapon — one of the seven bolts of the Stars of Fury, the legendary "Holy Light" that could shatter the stars with a single blow …
It was precisely because of the existence of "Holy Light" that Lin Li dared to enter the ruins of Syer Town, where Undead creatures roamed freely, and face the Legendary-level Lich and Humerus Wyrm. No one knew the power of "Holy Light" better than Lin Li. Even the strongest Undead creature would be turned into ashes with a single blow from this tiny bolt.
Of course, the prerequisite was that Lin Li had the ability to control it …
The seven pieces of the debris of the stars contained the seven strongest and purest elemental powers — earth, water, fire, wind, light, darkness, and chaos. Once these seven elemental powers were unleashed, their power would be enough to destroy heaven and earth. How could a mortal easily control such terrifying power?
Even Lin Li himself would have to resort to such a stupid method if he did not have the Stars of Fury …
It was indeed a stupid method. Using an endless stream of mana to continuously attack the debris of the stars, and when the mana accumulated to a critical point, the elemental powers contained in the debris of the stars would be activated in an instant. Even the lowest-level mage apprentices knew about this method. In fact, it could be used on almost any magical equipment. In theory, as long as there was enough mana, the power of any magical equipment could be activated.
Of course, this was only in theory …
How many people in the whole of Anril had enough mana? An ordinary piece of magical equipment was enough to drain the mana of a Magic Shooter, not to mention the debris of the stars. Even activating a small portion of its power would require an astronomical amount of mana. Most mages would not even think about it before they reached the Legendary-realm.
This was equivalent to using a mortal's body to forcefully replace the power of the Stars of Fury. Even with Lin Li's almost limitless mana, he could not guarantee that he would succeed. The only thing Lin Li could do now was to try his best to inject mana into the debris of the stars, and then leave everything to luck …
Lin Li hated gambling like this the most. Based on his character, he should have prepared 17 or 18 routes of retreat before slowly choosing them one by one. Unfortunately, Sir Lich did not give him the chance to choose. He could either surrender and be killed by the Dragon's Breath, or he could fight to the death with a life and death struggle, and either he or Lin Li would perish …
With the continuous infusion of mana, the debris of the stars gradually emitted a strong holy aura. Although it was unusually strong, it was not oppressive. When it slowly spread out from the debris of the stars, it felt like a gentle breeze blowing past one's face. At the same time, the debris of the stars became brighter and brighter. At first, it was just a twinkling star in the night sky, but in the end, it was like the rising sun that lit up the entire sky …
As the holy light became brighter, the sweat on Lin Li's forehead dripped down drop by drop. His heavy breathing became more rapid, and he sounded like an exhausted old bull. Perhaps only Lin Li himself knew how much mana he had injected into the debris of the stars in the past two minutes.
That was an astronomical figure. If it was converted into magic, it would be equivalent to at least a hundred Pyroblasts. Furthermore, he did not use any casting techniques in the process. From the beginning to the end, he had maintained that terrifying pace that made one's scalp numb. This was a suicidal consumption. If not for Lin Li's frighteningly large mana and his terrifying mental strength that could replenish it at any time, he would have died a long time ago.
But even so, Lin Li was gradually unable to hold on …
This kind of consumption was too terrifying. It was as if a reckless person had cut open his arteries and allowed his blood to gush out like a tide. The huge loss of mana made Lin Li gradually weaken, and various symptoms began to appear on his body. His consciousness gradually became blurry, and everything in front of him was no longer clear. It was as if the world had turned into black and white, and there were bursts of roars echoing in his ears as colorful rays of light flashed in front of him …
At this time, Lin Li even lost the most basic ability to think. His mind was blank, and only a weak trace of consciousness was left. Continue to output, continue to output. Before the mana was completely exhausted, he had to fill up this seemingly endless black hole of the debris of the stars …
Feeling that the holy aura emitted by the debris of the stars was getting stronger, Lin Li knew that he was not far from success. Perhaps he only needed one last push, and the Divine Power contained in the debris of the stars would be completely activated.
"Just a little more would be enough …"
When the Divine Light lit up the entire sky, Lin Li's mana was on the verge of drying up. With the support of that weak trace of consciousness, Lin Li began to use a method that was almost self-torture to tear apart his mental strength. This was the only way to squeeze out the last bit of mana, and the pain brought about by this method was far beyond what an ordinary person could endure. It felt as if an awl had been inserted into one's brain, and was stirring desperately inside.
At this time, if Jason and the others used the Levitation Spell to fly into the sky, they would definitely be able to see that the seemingly calm mage was currently immersed in great pain. His face under the hood was already pale, and beads of sweat were dripping down his face. His fists were tightly clenched, and because he used too much strength, his nails had already dug deep into his flesh, and a stream of fresh blood was flowing down his palms …
Under the endless torment, even time seemed to have become abnormally slow. At this time, it was as if Lin Li was walking on a path with no end in sight. He could neither struggle nor give up, and the only thing he could do was to grit his teeth and use all his strength to inject the last bit of mana into the debris of the stars …
Then, the sky brightened …
The group of adventurers who were still in a state of shock could clearly see a ray of light blossoming in the sky. It was like a meteor streaking across the sky, and also like the rising sun in the east. In the pitch-black night sky, this ray of light was extremely dazzling …
There was no surging magical wave, nor was there an earth-shattering explosion. Everything happened without a sound. It was as if someone had quietly lit a lamp in the darkness, but this lamp was undoubtedly the death knell for the entire Undead World. The moment the light shone, the Humerus Wyrm let out a mournful cry. It folded its wings tightly to protect itself, and its huge body trembled in the sky like a wild beast that had seen its natural enemy.
But at this time, the pair of wings that had infinite power seemed so weak. In the face of that sudden burst of light, they could not even withstand it for a moment, and completely melted like snow under the sun in an instant. No … it was not only the pair of wings. As the light grew brighter, the entire body of the Humerus Wyrm seemed to have become a burning candle, and was melting at a speed visible to the naked eye. If one was a little further away, they might not even be able to recognize that this rapidly melting thing was the mighty Humerus Wyrm from before. At this time, the only thing that could prove its existence was its mournful cries …
"This, this, this … What the hell is this?" Jason pulled at his hair with all his might. Everything before him was driving him crazy. It was really f * cking absurd. The Humerus Wyrm was actually melting!
"I, I, I … Am I seeing things?" Sienna, who was at the side, was also dumbfounded, and even stuttered when he spoke. In order to make sure that he was not dreaming, he even pinched himself hard, and the intense pain that followed immediately pulled him back into the frightening reality. That's right … the Humerus Wyrm was really melting …
"Oh my god …" The two of them groaned almost at the same time.
The two Adventurers who were on the verge of breaking down just stood there in a daze, looking at each other for a full minute before Jason asked carefully, "That fella, h-h-he … he killed a Humerus Wyrm?"
"Seems like …" Sienna swallowed his saliva with difficulty as he stared at the sky. "Seems like it …"
"…"
Both of them just watched as the Humerus Wyrm melted, and then turned into a cloud of green smoke before disappearing, leaving behind a huge Dragon Crystal that shone with a crimson glow on the ground.
"Bloody hell, what was that!?" Just when both of them thought that everything was over, Sienna suddenly let out a cry of surprise.
"What?" Jason was a little stunned at first, and then he followed Sienna's gaze to see a crack opening up in the sky …
At first, there were only a few small cracks, but as the light grew brighter, these cracks gradually enlarged. In the end, they looked like bottomless ravines. At a glance, the entire sky was like a broken mirror, suddenly shattering into countless pieces …
Then, there was a loud "boom".
The entire world had disappeared …
Jason rubbed his eyes hard. That's right, the entire world had really disappeared. The Skeletal Warriors that were all over the mountains and plains, the white bones and corpses that were everywhere — everything seemed to have suddenly disappeared without a trace. There was no longer any blinding light in the sky, and neither were there any deep ravines. There was only an empty room and a trembling skeleton …
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