Lin Huang bit his lower lip hard. Because he had almost no self-control at the moment, this bite was neither light nor heavy, and he almost bit off a piece of meat.
But such pain more or less made him sober up a little. He got rid of the dejected thoughts and tried his best to suppress the chaotic thoughts. Right now, his mind was like a pot of boiling hotpot. Everything was popping up on the surface of the soup to show its existence. Not to mention the things he couldn't remember, many dark memories flashed by. He was so angry that he wanted to shout at the sky.
But none of the watching abyss lords would wait for him to vent his emotions. They didn't communicate with each other, but they tacitly agreed that one of them would go up and the others would watch.
The half-human demon that looked like a ram with four hooves and two hands hopped over to the human Magician in the blink of an eye. The huge bone in his hand was a spoil of war from other demons, or a thigh bone he took from himself. He swung the bone with one hand and smashed it at a certain person at lightning speed.
In the past, whether dodging or counterattacking, a Blink spell would be enough. But now, his mind was in a mess. He widened his eyes and watched as the bone was about to hit him.
It was too late to shift his gaze and find the next Blink location. Lin Huang subconsciously crossed his arms in front of his body and took the attack head-on. He was sent flying on the spot!
Fortunately, the snake and turtle phantom on the Black Tortoise Robe helped him block the attack. Otherwise, this strong-type abyss lord would have turned the thin and weak human in front of him into meat paste with one move. Even so, Lin was still sent flying, crashing into the forest outside the castle.
"Is this the magic that is rumored to be able to bloom a flower and kill three Mages in one go?" It doesn't feel strong.
The abyss lords, who rarely gathered together, finally found a topic to chat about. Even so, all the demons kept a certain distance. They weren't in a relationship where they could sit down and drink tea and chat.
'But that human didn't die immediately. That's quite surprising,' said one of the Great Monarchs who was also a martial force type.
He was very clear about the strength of that old opponent of his. Every time the two sides fought, he would smash a bunch of minions to death. But this time, he couldn't even kill a mere human. He didn't think that his old rival had gone easy on him. That guy's brain wasn't good enough to use some tricks.
'There's a god residing in that human's body.' A Great Lord of the Abyss hiding in the shadows said something that everyone had sensed but no one said.
The other Abyssal Great Lord had the body of a bear and the head of a lizard with long horns. He did not care about exposing himself and said something that everyone had a tacit understanding of. "That god is too weak. He didn't even have a physical body, let alone a divine kingdom. Maybe it would be a good choice to raise him in the pond in front of my house. '
"That means that I can leave the rest to you. The others have gone home to rest. Is that so? "another short and skinny Abyss Lord said, hiding himself in a large cloak.
"If you want to leave, just leave. No one will stop you, right?" said a Great Lord of the Abyss who was always shrouded in seven-colored fog.
But all the demons present knew that the one who had recruited them this time was not an ordinary person. How could they call so many Great Lords of the Abyss if they didn't have enough power? It was like gathering all the kings and emperors in a human country. Under such circumstances, leaving without completing the mission would not lead to a good ending.
Ordinary demons didn't understand, but how could the Great Lords of the Abyss not understand? That was a tyrant above them. That human had courted death and provoked that existence. Now he only had two paths. The first was to die, and the second was to submit.
To be fair, they hoped that the human would choose the first path. Because this way, they would have a reason to tear apart and eat the incomplete god in his body. For Abyssal creatures, this was not a small benefit.
The reason why they couldn't choose to tear him apart immediately was that the Abyss was always used to leaving space for people to fall, and not for killing. Constantly absorbing the souls of fallen people or their fallen was the way for the Abyss to grow.
Complete destruction would not bring any benefits. And the fall of a capable person was even more pleasing to that existence. But the gathering of so many Great Lords didn't mean that the human was important. It was just that his ability was too strange. None of the Great Lords had the confidence to take him down alone. So the gathering of so many Great Lords was just a demonstration of that existence's determination.
As for the man who had been sent flying into the forest, even if his arms weren't broken, they were now hanging limply by his side. The Black Tortoise Robe had blocked the heavy blow, but it didn't mean that he was completely fine. He just wouldn't die. But compared to blocking the enemy's attack with his arms, protecting his back from crashing into the forest, and the various bumps and bruises all over his body, what was more painful was what was happening in his head.
Even without a thermometer, Lin could feel that his body temperature was frighteningly high. His connection with the Sub-Plane Tower was even more ambiguous. The feeling of being torn in half not only brought him pain, but also fear and uneasiness.
And this fear and unease materialized as Lin's vision kept turning blurry. In the end, it turned into two streams of bloody tears!
Because of his terrible physical condition and chaotic thoughts, Lin didn't dare to continue using Blink.
If it was too far away, he might not even know where he'd be sent. If the place was different from the Abyss or the Abyss, and there wasn't even a place to breathe or stand, it would be game over.
If it was close, he could blink at will within his vision. However, every time he made a move, he would lose some of his energy. Now that he didn't know if he could protect the Sub-Plane Tower, he might not be able to use Blink again. In that case, this opportunity could only be used at the most crucial moment, and not simply used to travel.
So now, no matter how serious his injuries were, Lin understood that he had to get up and walk. If he didn't walk and stayed where he was, he would only end up as food for the demons.
He grabbed a tree trunk with difficulty and tried to prop himself up. The strange thoughts in his mind hadn't calmed down, but Lin still tried hard to find a way to break through.
As for the direction he was heading in, it wasn't chosen randomly or randomly. Since he couldn't fight a big battle now, Lin naturally chose to stay away from the battlefield and find a way to go home. If he wanted to return home in the Abyss, other than Blink, which he couldn't use now, the other way was through the Abyss Passage guarded by the Devil Moth King and the Devil Cat Clan.
But now, not only was his memory in a mess, he couldn't remember what had happened in the past, and it was even possible that what he saw was fake and deceptive. This was the first time in his life that he felt like he couldn't even trust himself.
And from Demon Lord Sha Bin's castle to the Abyss Passage, it would take one to two days, and this was under the premise that he didn't take the wrong path. But how could the demons chasing after him give him so much time to escape back to the Abyss?
Just as a certain someone stumbled and walked for a short distance, another demon blocked his path.
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