Chapter 106: Necronomicon [4] - Cage
Having stopped suppressing her own power and having begun using her Devil abilities and demonic energy, Liora was easily able to deal with the remaining enemies.
With her combat experience, control over her body, and Spear of the Blighted Sun—an ability that specifically targeted everything evil—ordinary True Knights could never be her opponents.
Facing the stunned assassin—who had yet to recover from the previous sequence of events—she nailed him to the ground with a single blow, turning him into ashes and sending him to accompany his companion in the afterlife.
Then, she turned toward the Baron, and the muscles of her arms tensed as her hands fiddled with the spear, and she looked ready to strike once again.
Meeting her gaze, Baron Bloodshield’s mind froze.
The sight of his allies dying so quickly and gruesomely had more than shocked him, making Liora look like a menacing beast in his eyes.
With no hesitation, he turned around and seemed ready to flee. But his movements were easily predictable.
The next moment, Liora flashed beside him and waved the spear, targeting neither his head nor torso, but his right leg.
Though her actions were casual, the Baron had also practiced a darkness-related Knight Technique just like the assassins before him.
Thus, the moment the spear touched him, his leg was easily severed in two, like a thin piece of paper.
The demonic flames raged and pounced forward like hungry beasts, wanting to completely devour his very existence.
But just in time, Liora tightened her grip on the Spear of the Blighted Sun, restraining its flames.
To her, Baron Bloodshield was far more valuable alive than dead.
Thinking of this, she lowered her head and glanced at the Baron, who had collapsed to the ground and was trying to crawl away.
Then, she raised her right foot before striking the earth with it.
Instantly, the shadows in the surroundings followed her command and rushed toward the Baron like sinister evil spirits, covering the entirety of his body and encasing him in a thick layer of darkness.
Sensing the fluctuations of his aura grow weaker and confirming that the Baron had fallen unconscious, Liora lifted her head and inspected her surroundings.
Even though it had been fierce and dangerous, her battle with the Baron and the assassins had not lasted for long.
The battles of the Knight Apprentices were still raging not far away.
Both the Black Tulip members and the Baron’s subordinates were engaged in a fierce battle, neither party knowing that the battle of their leaders had finally come to an end.
Seeing this, Liora didn’t rush over.
A familiar dark bow appeared in one of her hands as an arrow materialized in the other, which she carefully placed on the bowstring.
With a tug of her wrist, the arrow soon soared into the sky.
Continuous banging sounds and painful cries followed as, very soon, the sky turned into a sea of arrows.
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Liora didn’t partake in the cleaning of the battlefield.
Carrying the unconscious Baron, she found a relatively empty space and tossed him to the ground before taking her seat on a nearby raised rock.
Glancing at the Baron, whose body was sprawled across the ground, she didn’t get up, but instead opened her mouth and spoke:
"Are you going to pretend to be unconscious for long?
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