[Part 3]
The warden looked at Salin. His thoughts did not affect his decision to kill this mage before leaving. This mage should be the strongest on the Myers Continent. Level-13 power?
Salin also looked at the warden. The warden who had turned into a monster was still standing like a human, holding a greatsword as if he was in deep thought.
This person did not care about the changes in his appearance at all, and he did not seem to care much about power either. He was like a magical beast driven by instinct, walking towards greater heights. Everything along the way would be crushed into powder by him.
Salin saw that the fire elements in the magma were incompatible with the flames on the Warden's body. They were only being violently absorbed, converted, and not directly used. Salin felt a little relieved. This kind of conversion might be more advanced, but during battle, it would not allow the Warden to obtain elemental power to increase his speed.
What Salin feared the most was that the warden had the same equipment as him — the Destiny Doll. If he could not be killed in one shot, his level-18 scroll would be meaningless.
From the warden's appearance until now, the two had actually observed each other for less than half a minute. Salin was already sure that he could not lock onto this guy.
"Come up, it's too hot down there." As Salin spoke, he raised his left hand, and the Thunder Dragon Bracelet instantly disintegrated. Twenty-four Thunder Dragons flew into the clouds and released countless electric currents, causing a heavy downpour.
The water elements were astonishingly rich. Beside Salin, Raphael had already raised the Red Pity Spear in his hand, aiming at the warden. Raphael was not afraid of a level-14 enemy. The gap between them was huge, but it was not impossible to kill him.
The warden sneered. Trying to use the power of the water elements to weaken the power of my fire elements? This kind of basic common sense appeared in Salin's judgment, which made him a little disappointed.
His flames were not composed of ordinary fire elements, but contained the powerful rules of the Underworld. If he could be restrained by the water elements, why would he need to train so hard and cause his appearance to become inhuman? Fireballs burned under his feet. He stepped on the fireballs and walked directly into the sky, approaching Salin.
Salin cursed in his heart. Sly old fox.
The Warden's speed was slow, so Salin didn't have any way to deal with him. His soul power couldn't lock onto the Warden, not because the Warden's soul power was higher than Salin's, but because the Warden had a divine artifact that prevented him from locking onto him.
If Salin wanted to hit the target, the best way was to determine the warden's trajectory when he was moving at high speed, then calculate where he would land and release the attack.
This wasn't difficult for Salin, but he couldn't predict the Warden's every step.
Rumble!
Another clap of thunder sounded in the sky, but it wasn't released by Lei Long. Even a rank 13 Thunder Dragon couldn't release such powerful lightning. However, this explosion caused the Warden's footsteps to be slightly disrupted.
This kind of confusion could not be seen by others. Salin had the Eye of the Soul, so he released the seven lightning icicles without hesitation.
There was already a faint mist around his body. At this moment, it was suddenly so thick that it was impossible to see. Salin instantly pushed the Cloud Walking Spell to its limits, and more than a hundred metal angels were enveloped within it.
The Warden's body twisted a little, and the seven lightning icicles missed. But at the same time, he lost track of Salin.
Salin's Cloud Walking Spell had advanced to rank 13, so it wasn't as simple as a movement skill. This Cloud Walking Spell controlled the water element to the finest detail. Salin connected the mist around him with the thick clouds in the rain, completely flawless.
Then, Salin released twelve Thunder Phantoms. This skill couldn't be used to kill, but it was number one on sneak attacks.
Especially in this kind of mist, to find Salin's position, one might not use mental power or soul power, but to distinguish between real and fake people, one couldn't find Salin's position without using these powers.
Whoosh!
Squeak …
The flames on the Warden's body suddenly surged, as if his body was expanding. Flames dozens of meters long spewed out, and all the mist around the Warden evaporated.
He didn't search for Salin's traces at all, and instead said coldly, "Salin, if you don't come out and fight me, I'll go kill your soldiers, alright?"
"You kill my soldiers, so I'll kill your prison guards." Salin controlled a Thunder Phantom to reply.
"Do as you please. Those prison guards' lives are mine to begin with," the Warden replied cruelly. Salin thought of how the Warden hadn't controlled the volcano's tremors, and knew that the Warden wasn't joking with him, nor was he trying to win with words.
Just as he was thinking, the Warden suddenly sped up and waved his greatsword, cutting Salin's Thunder Phantom in half.
The Thunder Phantom spat out blood, and like a real person, it fell to the ground and screamed.
The Warden laughed loudly. "Salin, you want to scare people with this kind of phantom?"
Salin thought for a moment and understood. Many weapons could attack the soul, and the Divine Weapon in the Warden's hands was definitely one of them. After killing the Thunder Phantom, the Warden's weapon didn't detect the existence of the soul, so of course it would know that it was fake.
The Warden had a good grasp of the Thunder Phantom's weakness. As long as he didn't actively investigate, the Thunder Phantom's other attacks didn't need to be guarded against.
"Salin, where are your Angels? Send a few to me and let me slaughter them. That's fun. "The Warden continued to provoke Salin. The metal Angels were really afraid now. They weren't afraid of death, but the Warden had used a skill similar to Deterrence in magic.
Although these metal Angels were only level-10, the weapons in their hands were a threat to the Warden. The Warden was doing this because he wanted to get rid of Salin's wings first.
One against more than a hundred Angels, all created for battle, the Warden didn't want to get hurt for no reason.
Salin saw that the Warden was clearly much stronger than him, but he was still fighting cautiously. He knew that if he didn't use a level-18 scroll this time, he wouldn't have a chance. When the God of Light's clone had chased after him, it had been arrogant and unguarded.
An enemy like the Warden was the hardest to deal with. Salin controlled another Thunder Phantom and opened a level-12 magic scroll — Wind Dragon.
Thousands of wind blades turned into tiny scales. They attached themselves to a Wind Elemental Dragon and pounced at the Warden.
The Warden slashed forward with his sword. The level-12 elemental creature was as fragile as a toy in front of the flaming sword. It quietly shattered, and the thousands of Wind Dragon scales were destroyed before they could attack.
Seeing that Salin's heart was as hard as steel and didn't care about his threat, the Warden didn't go down to slaughter the soldiers. Salin's soldiers scattered and flew far away. It wasn't that the Warden couldn't catch up, but as a level-14 powerhouse, he felt that chasing a bunch of weak soldiers was very boring.
Moreover, these soldiers flew in different directions. If he wanted to catch up, it would take a lot of effort. Salin could afford to kill three to five hundred of them, but he couldn't kill all of them.
The Warden's body was wrapped in flames. Everywhere he passed, the clouds couldn't gather. The Thunder Dragons in the sky occasionally shot lightning at the Warden's body, but they couldn't penetrate the flames.
The Thunder Dragons' weakness was obvious. Powerful attacks needed time to prepare, and quick attacks were too weak. The Thunder Dragons couldn't aim at Salin's ball lightning. Attacking them from all sides was a good idea, but the Warden's flaming sword could definitely kill the Thunder Dragons with one slash.
With a squelch, the artifact spirit of the magic amplification device suddenly appeared behind the Warden and slashed down. The Warden's sword blocked it. The Warden raised his tail and ruthlessly slashed at the artifact spirit of the magic amplification device.
The artifact spirit of the magic amplification device could only slash down and cut into the Warden's tail.
The Warden's heart was a little flustered. His tail had actually been cut open, and the fiery red crystal couldn't block the golden sword's attack.
That was not all. The divine artifact in his hand had also been slashed by an invisible weapon, leaving a deep wound on it.
If he didn't have the Divine Artifact, this sneak attack would have cost him half his life.
After the attack, the golden dagger revealed itself and couldn't disappear anymore. The Warden's sword was in his left hand, and his scale-covered right hand was already holding the weapon Salin had forged.
The dagger bounced twice, and the Warden opened his mouth and spat out a purple flame that enveloped the golden dagger. The connection between the golden dagger and Salin was immediately severed.
Salin's expression didn't change. The artifact spirit of the magic amplification device had already escaped. He'd slashed at the Warden's tail, but the tail had instantly healed without a single wound.
Fire elemental creatures. How annoying!
The artifact spirit of the magic amplification device didn't know that the Warden was even more depressed than he was. The fact that the sword could cut into the Warden's tail had already exceeded the Warden's expectations. What was worse was that the sword contained laws that caused the Warden's tail to hurt endlessly. If not for the pain, the Warden's tail could have smashed the artifact spirit to pieces with a whip.
Whether it was the dagger or the golden greatsword, Salin himself didn't know the rules contained within them. It was baffling. Salin had only erased the Evil God's aura, but it had given birth to new laws. Such weapons usually only had slight additional attributes. But even the Warden, who had a body of flames, was in extreme pain from the slash.
Salin wasn't in a hurry even though the Warden had taken his dagger. If he couldn't kill the Warden, there was no point in keeping the dagger. If he could kill the Warden, the dagger would still be his.
Salin pointed his family badge at the Warden and released a thick electric current.
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