"I—"
Feeling the Oath Power and Counter-Oath Power within his body continuing to surge like a volcanic eruption, Zheng Yichen really wanted to release all this power in an instant, but unleashing the Demonic Abyss Seven Kills required demonic thoughts.
This wasn’t the kind of environnt like the City of Evil Spirits where every attack could hit smoothly; the release of his own demonic thoughts required a buffer, and moreover, the release of the Demonic Abyss Seven Kills was very quick. Even though a good amount of the Oath Power and Counter-Oath Power could be consud during the attack, it was impossible to expend it all.
This consumption was like using a basket to haul money from the largest treasury; you load it, load it with all your might, as much as possible, but the basket you bring could never empty all the money from the treasury. On the contrary, the treasury’s funds could still be used elsewhere to generate continuous profit.
On the way out, the profit already exceeded what Zheng Yichen could carry away.
To directly release that power? He was already constantly releasing it. The problem was that the reservoir’s dam was only so large; no matter how much water was let out, it was impossible to instantly drain the water inside.
Hence, Zheng Yichen had already put this power to use in every possible area.
Even so, he still had to try to co up with a faster way to consu more, even if this thod wouldn’t result in stronger output, but... it could relieve his own pressure.
To make the Black Light purer, to gain stronger corrections from the Heroic Spirits or Evil Spirits connected through soul control, to intensify the degree of spatial distortion, and so on.
All possible consumptions had been made, and these efforts resulted in many of the enemy’s techniques failing, their Demon Communication crushed by a more powerful force, and the air walls created by spatial solidification shattered by attacks with spatial distortion.
Energy attacks were directly crushed by Zheng Yichen, yet such output still couldn’t satisfy the subsequent consumption.
The Oath Keepers underground, watching the battle scene around that crack in the sky, were plunged into hesitation. Such battles... they felt that even though they had beco much stronger due to the Oath Power, it would still be very difficult to survive afterward.
"But we could try..." said an Oath Keeper. After the crack appeared, their Oath Power began to increase for the second ti.
"I think you’d be better off dealing with the Oath Beast, that thing is the root of the problem," suggested a Dusk rcenary, "With the Oath Beast resolved, it ans the threat from the Great World would be completely eliminated. They won’t be able to cultivate a new Boundary Breaking core in a short ti."
The Dusk rcenary quickly explained the reason. The Boundary Breaking core required ti to establish a connection with the native world, much like a seed. So plants can cause great damage to the environnt, but such plants do not possess such power before they take root and sprout.
Even destroying the seed would be very easy.
And the God Descenders couldn’t maintain their descent state indefinitely. As for such a forceful invasion? If the God Descenders dared to invade so forcefully, then the Dusk rcenaries had the opportunity to arrange stronger rcenaries to co over, or have Dusk directly arrange for a Proxy Agent to kill them.
"...And the Proxy Agent?"
"At least if we take care of the Oath Beast, the Proxy Agent won’t have to fight so desperately."
For the Dusk rcenaries, directly battling with the God Descenders was too risky—it had beco like a battle of deities. Taking action against the Oath Beast was comparatively better. At least the Oath Beast was still in a suppressed state, and although the number of remaining Oath monsters continued to decrease, those that remained had already been strengthened.
They were very strong, and with their help, they should be able to handle the Oath Beast. Moreover, the volu of the Eye Pupil of Life in the sky had swelled more than tenfold, looking sowhat terrifying, but in the words of their peers... it was a relic...
It looked fearso, but its power was very pure, completely unrelated to evil. If they could defeat the Oath Beast, this operation would an that they wouldn’t have to just settle for the minimum guarantee due to the arrival of the Proxy Agent.
"Let’s take action against the Oath Beast then." The native Oath Keepers knew that ti waited for no one, and after regrouping, they moved into the area within the Eye Pupil of Life’s line of sight, feeling the boost of Fervent Blood Life once again, and this ti the Fervent Blood Life carried an eruptive intensity.
Not just the Oath Keepers, even the Dusk rcenaries felt it, and not only that, an ice crystal, no smaller than the Eye Pupil of Life, also flew over.
The sound of the wind, accompanied by explanatory voices, blew into everyone’s ears—about the ice crystal’s effect, it could freeze an individual’s ntal state, provided it was a positive one. There were no side effects to this freezing; it only maintained the individual’s ntal state at a stable high. If anyone felt their ntal state had reached its limit, they could co to the ice crystal to ensure their ntal state would remain at that peak, but they would then lose the potential for further outbursts since it was frozen.
"You Dusk rcenaries sure have a lot of tricks!" The potential for subsequent outbursts? Compared to that, sustained endurance was evidently more important. The Oath Keepers had experienced this before, as long battles put a great strain on the spirit, with Fervent Blood Life further amplifying this consumption.
If the ntal state could be frozen, one could fight for longer.
"Thanks for the complint—"
The Dusk rcenary who had been communicating with the Oath Keepers shook his head. It’s probably the variety of the Proxy Agent’s thods that mattered. As is well known, Proxy Agents generally operate alone, and without a variety of thods, it’s difficult to deal with various ergencies.
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