1252: Chapter 481: Candlelight Territory _1 1252: Chapter 481: Candlelight Territory _1 After firmly believing that the “advantage is mine,” Lanard imdiately clapped his hand on his buttocks, and amidst the thundering roar, splendid light fell from the sky, enveloping his entire body, connecting him to the “heaven” and “earth.” From a distance, it appeared as a gigantic Light Pillar piercing through heaven and earth, with Lanard sitting inside.
This Seven Mountains Divine Artifact called the “Throne of the Immovable,” possessed imnse defensive power.
Once Lanard sat on that illusory “throne” and stayed still, even if dozens of Seven Mountains Power attacked together, they could not break the defense of the Light Pillar.
This Divine Artifact was heaven-defying, but it also had a clear downside: it could only defend.
If Lanard dared to move even an eyeball, the entire defense would collapse instantly.
Besides, there was one small awkwardness: each ti this Divine Artifact was used, one had to slap one’s bottom.
This was a bit inelegant for Seven Mountains Power.
There was another effect that ca with the Divine Artifact: the defense connected Lanard to the world as a whole, aning that he was “anchored” to the Real World on a power level.
If Owen Bertram opened the Mini-world, Lanard could at least avoid getting directly dragged in, or at least find the location of the Real World.
Lanard had already made up his mind to use this Divine Artifact to face Owen Bertram, waiting for his comrades to break the maze and et with him.
As for his previous roar promising to twist Owen Bertram’s neck with his own hands…
In Boneset Country, the aristocratic masters had a very flexible bottom line when it ca to “oaths.”
“Foolish dog of Wu, he has already missed the best chance for battle by not opening the Mini-world the mont he saw !” Lanard had four Seven Mountains Divine Artifacts, the previous “I Saw” and this “Throne of the Immovable.” One was used for gathering information before a fight, and the other for defense during a fight.
Moreover, “I Saw” was very helpful in commanding battles.
As for the other two, one was called the “Annihilation Slaughter Knife” which was his main weapon in fights.
It was said that this Divine Artifact had once been used as a weapon to slaughter an entire Dragon Race cave!
The other was called the “Pharmaceutical Production Line,” which could extract an opponent’s life force and create various potions like those for replenishing life, strength, and cultivation.
This Divine Artifact could be used in battle, repairing one’s own injuries directly, or it could be used after a battle to create potions to sell by throwing an opponent into it.
These four Seven Mountains Divine Artifacts were perfectly matched; so were rewards from My God for completing tasks, so were war trophies, and so were purchased by the family at great expense.
Lanard was full of confidence, but the opponent Owen Bertram seed even more unhurried.
With a wave of his hand, the Dense Fog surrounding the island dissipated, and Lanard saw:
Carr Marvin was sinking to the bottom of the sea with stars and Fla erupting from his body.
The surrounding seawater boiled, and nurous dogs covered in flaming fur pounced on him, gnawing at him with each bite, the Imnse teor composed body rapidly shrank.
This body was part of the Divine Artifacts, but in the mouths of these flaming dogs, it was nothing more than a delectable brittle bone that is not only edible but also easily digestible!
In the depths of the sea, Carr Marvin continued to struggle but appeared weak and futile.
Anyone could see that the fall of Master Carr Marvin was inevitable.
In mid-air, Rodgers had fallen into a Fla Hell.
Despite all his efforts, he couldn’t escape the fate of being burned to ashes by the Fla Hell.
His several Seven Mountains Divine Artifacts had been shattered by a more powerful force, scattering around him, and being burned and lted by the Fla Hell as well!
Rodgers let out a series of pitiful screams in the flas.
Compared to Carr Marvin’s fate… was being eaten alive by a group of dogs or being burned to ashes by flas more tragic?
Ederick’s situation seed slightly better, but the armor that could defend against all Seven Mountains level attacks was torn and full of holes!
A beautiful Flying Sword, drawing a small world’s power, firmly trapped Ederick and even left transparent holes in him with every poke.
This particular Flying Sword was clever enough to avoid Ederick’s heart, seemingly showing no urgency to kill the Seven Mountains Power, but more like…
practicing its unique Mini-world!
Lanard stared in disbelief, constantly reminding himself not to believe everything he saw: his eyes were deceiving him!
This was all an illusion created by the cunning dog of Wu!
The Seven Mountains Power of the Empire could not be so weak; they must have been trying hard to break the maze and join him.
It’s all fake, just an illusion!
Owen Bertram reminded him, “Your Evil God has blessed you with a powerful divine artifact; why don’t you use it?
If you don’t, there may be no chance later.”
Lanard was furious; how dare this damn dog of Wu insult My God with his words!
But the mont he moved, his “Throne of the Immovable” would lose its effect.
In the end, Lanard chose to believe in My God.
He smoothly slid down from the “throne” and bowed in reverence, holding up a special artifact: it was a Candle Holder covered in dripping dark red candle wax, just like congealed flesh and blood.
There was only a short piece of candle left on the holder, about two inches long.
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