With a snap, the Black Deacon opened the book in his hand. The book in his hand was twice the size of a normal book. It had a red cover, but there were no words on it. As soon as the book was opened, dozens of firebirds flying toward him disappeared in the air. He kicked a tree, creating a deep hole in it.
Salin felt the trunk shake violently. He knew that if he didn't leave now, the Black Deacon would come to him. Fog Concealment could block the opponent's vision, but it couldn't block the opponent's stronger senses.
If the Black Iron Blademaster didn't have the ability to fly, he was close to a level-seven mage on the ground. A level-five spell couldn't make him lose his judgment.
Seeing that the Black Iron Blademaster was only ten meters away, Salin had no choice but to fly into the air.
"Huh?"
Seeing Salin fly, his body wrapped in mist, the Black Deacon was stunned. He was sure that Salin was at most a level-four mage, but he didn't expect him to have the ability to fly.
Divine spells also had the ability to fly, but it wasn't what he was good at. If he flew in the air, he wouldn't be able to use his sword energy. The Black Deacon turned and landed on the ground. He looked up at Salin, who was flying in the air, and said, "Mage, if you fly away, I'll kill the rest."
His tone was flat, but Salin could hear that his words were filled with contempt for life.
Salin wasn't used to killing people for no reason. Except for those who wanted to kill him, Salin wouldn't want to kill them, even if they were enemies.
Anger rose in Salin's heart. He rarely hated anyone. When Count Alphonso had put a bounty on his head, he didn't hate the Count because he had killed his son. When Magician Walnut sent paper puppets to plot against him, he didn't hate Walnut. He just felt sorry for him. After that, Salin didn't hate Deacon Bai, Baron Cook, and the others.
Everyone had their own standpoint, and Salin knew that it was impossible for everyone to be on the same side as him. Mutual hostility was inevitable. The problem was that the Black Deacon didn't care about life. It was like he was talking about how many sheep or pigs he wanted to slaughter.
Once you believed in God, you weren't human.
The Black Deacon wasn't human. He wanted to kill people just because Salin wanted to escape. No matter who else was in the forest, as long as Salin dared to leave, he would kill them all.
Black Deacon knew that not everyone was like him, without any worries.
Salin originally didn't care about Conan the Barbarian's life or death. Conan had attacked him before, so if he gave up on Conan this time, it would be equivalent to letting Conan return his life. This was very fair, but the Black Deacon had stirred up a trace of anger in his heart, and this anger also contained a bit of viciousness.
Salin lowered his body and amplified his voice in the clouds. "Very well, go ahead and kill them. If you kill one, I'll kill ten. How about that?"
"Impudent!" The Black Deacon's voice became sharp. Originally, his voice sounded like a child's, and it even sounded a little naive. His shout became shrill and shrill.
"For insulting the Gods, I will tie you up in the Radiance Square and burn you to death in front of everyone." After speaking, the Black Deacon flipped the book in his hand. The red book gave off an intense red light that covered the Black Deacon's body and flew into the sky. He was infuriated by Salin's words. He actually gave up the power of a Sacred Swordsman and used divine spells, intending to fight Salin in the air.
"The Goddess of Nature has ruled for tens of thousands of years, and I've never heard of her capturing a slave. I insulted the Gods? What is the God of Light doing? "Salin was not polite. Since he had already spoken, he would thoroughly anger the Black Deacon. The other party gave up the power of a Sacred Swordsman and used divine spells to fly, which was easier to deal with.
If the Black Deacon really fought on the ground, the two puppets would soon be destroyed.
Without the puppets, Neris and Conan would not be able to deal with the more than a hundred hunters.
"No matter what I do, it is the will of the Gods." The Black Deacon was wrapped in red light and flew to the same height as Salin, but he did not dare to rush into the clouds around Salin. This Magician was very strange. He had never heard of a Magician who could maintain a spell like Fog of Confusion while flying.
The Black Deacon was proficient in swordsmanship and divine spells, and had a very deep understanding of magic. If a Magician wanted to fly, he had to maintain the purity of the elements around his body. If a Magician just floated in the air, he could cast magic calmly, but if he flew at high speed, he could not guarantee the safety of casting magic.
The conflict between elements could result in two results. The first result was that the Magician's flying magic would fail and he would fall from the sky. The second result was that the elements would be in disorder, and the Magician's attack magic would backfire. Therefore, most Magic Shooters were proficient in wind magic. Only wind magic could be controlled freely while flying.
Of course, Salin knew the taboo of flying. But his Cloud Walk was originally water magic, and he could only cast water magic. Of course, there was no problem of not being able to cast spells while flying.
Salin was not in a hurry to attack the Black Deacon. Anyway, the battle on the ground was controlled by Neris. If the Inquisition's hunting team wanted to hurt the two puppets, they would have to pay a huge price. When the two puppets lost their fighting power, those people would not be a match for Neris.
The longer it dragged on, the more advantageous the situation would be for Salin. Unless the other party had a large number of people hiding nearby. But he had already released the warning scroll, and the Three Undead Lords three hundred miles away must have discovered the crisis here. For a Sovereign King, a distance of three hundred miles wouldn't even take an hour to cover.
Therefore, Salin was not afraid of the other party's reinforcements. His own reinforcements could also arrive as soon as possible.
In the city base three hundred miles away, the Magicians of Seriger Island first discovered the magic waves in the distance. The magic alarm formed by the level five scroll could transmit up to five hundred miles away, but it did not carry any specific information. But this scroll was only carried by Salin. Without a doubt, Salin was in danger.
Daniel also quickly learned of this news. He still wanted to get rid of Salin as soon as possible, but his desire to resist had faded. After all, Salin had provided him with too many opportunities to train. Without Salin, with his poor and destitute situation, unless there was some rule to take him in, he would not even have the ability to buy magic cores.
Even if Daniel did not have the intention to return the favor, as a Magician, he did not want to take advantage of Salin. Every time he tried to take advantage, the result was terrible. He began to believe that saying. If one wanted to get something, one must pay the same price.
Salin was in danger, and Daniel immediately went to find the Three Undead Lords.
"Danger? Salin is not a weakling. You humans call him a Great Magician. "Judy Coco said disapprovingly. He shook his huge head, refusing to listen to Daniel. He did not want to save Salin no matter what.
"Salin has released a level five magic alarm!" Daniel panicked. If Salin died, the Magicians of Seriger Island would not treat him like they did before. It would be impossible for him to use all sorts of things for free. Moreover, Rex might even want to kill him when he returned. He was Salin's follower. If something happened to Salin, he would be held responsible.
"You have a lot of people. Go save him. Daniel, we won't do anything." Diabinus violently shoved Daniel. Daniel now knew that these three Monarchs weren't his summoned creatures, so he couldn't directly give them orders.
"Are you afraid?" Daniel was extremely angry. The Three Lords' power was nothing that he could not do. He could not think of a reason why they were evading him again and again.
Of course, Judy Coco and the others were afraid. They were the first to know that Master Salin had released a level five magic alarm. Although the Three Lords' perception could not be said to extend for thousands of miles, within this distance of two to three hundred miles, they could at least know where the undisguised hunters of the Vatican came from.
They emitted the aura of gods. They were believers of some gods.
If they were in the Undead Plane, they would not have to worry about the believers of gods. But in another plane, they had to consider the wrath of the gods. There was a big difference. The believers of gods did not necessarily represent the gods. The problem was that they came from another plane. Attacking the believers of gods was equivalent to plane invasion.
Just like the guys from the Abyss Plane who recklessly invaded the Undead Plane. Once a god from the Undead Plane got angry, those invaders would not have a good ending. Those who could escape back to the Abyss might survive. The rest would be burned by the wrath of the gods.
The Three Lords had just arrived at the Myers Continent Plane and were not sure what rules this plane had. If the gods of this plane could directly descend, then they would have to tuck their tails between their legs and become Undead. They had to adopt the most cautious attitude when dealing with the believers of gods.
Seeing the Three Lords evading, even if Daniel was unworldly, he could guess something. His anger deepened, and he said angrily, "Fine, you don't care, I'll go. If I die, you will be truly free in this world."
What he said was completely ironic. If he really died, and these three guys did not return to the Undead Plane, then anyone could come out. The Three Lords came out on their own initiative.
The Three Lords wanted to cover up this point, but they were unwilling to offend the believers of gods, and they did not want to be commanded by Daniel, so they evaded again and again. They felt that Salin could fly now, and it would not be a problem for him to escape back to the distance of three hundred miles. If the other party was too strong, it would be too late for them to go.
Daniel's sudden outburst surprised the Three Lords. Banchagana still remembered that he had almost killed Salin. He thought to himself that if Salin had not escaped and died, it would have been difficult to make a deal with the other mages. The Three Lords understood that although Salin was not strong, he represented a powerful force. Even in the Undead Plane, the identity of the person who could preside over the construction of such a city would not be too low.
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