975: Chapter 492: The Price That Can’t Be Paid_2 975: Chapter 492: The Price That Can’t Be Paid_2 So Bakhauz made a slight andnt and rephrased: “In this part of history, the two giant beasts under the water will soon beco completely stiff and unable to move!”
If he couldn’t kill them, then at least he could immobilize them temporarily.
After he had killed Owen Bertram, he could deal with these two fellows later.
Then the Historical Fragnt started to demand a price again.
These two giant beasts seed to have an extraordinary origin, and Bakhauz was prepared to pay a hefty price.
However, just like last ti, the Historical Fragnt kept demanding more and more, and Bakhauz couldn’t afford it!
“What’s going on?!” The Power of Seven Mountains beca infuriated.
They were just two Tier-6 Monster Beasts after all.
Was his Historical Fragnt broken?
Why was it always trying to screw him over?
“Stop—!” He yelled.
During this ti, General Crocodile and Turtle General had sunk another battleship each, leaving only half of the expeditionary fleet remaining.
Bakhauz had no choice but to edit his words again: “In this part of history, the two giant beasts under the water will never catch up with my fleet!”
This ti it should work, right?
Once again, the Historical Fragnt began calculating the cost…
Bakhauz was truly on the verge of losing it.
It seed he couldn’t afford the price again.
“Stop!” Bakhauz gave up, suspecting that these two giant beasts might have so special characteristics that the Historical Fragnt couldn’t restrain.
From his chest, he took out two stone warrior statues, each vivid and lifelike.
They were the Six Mountain Divine Creations: God’s Warriors.
He threw the Divine Artifacts into the sea, and they transford into two giant ghostly warriors.
Bakhauz made another attempt, saying, “In this part of history, the two God’s Warriors will be able to protect the entire fleet.”
Finally, everything went as planned, and he paid a reasonable price.
The ghostly warriors began fighting with the Turtle General and the Crocodile General, while the remaining ships hurriedly fled far away.
Bakhauz finally understood: he couldn’t directly target these two giant beasts, but why?
He didn’t understand that using Historical Fragnts to manipulate history by “the power of rules” and limit the two giant beasts – that would be using divine power against divine power and belonged to the realm of deities.
His “Eternal God Master” rank was on par with the Fire of the Stars but slightly inferior to the “River God.”
By giving up the competition in the divine realm and simply relying on combat, the True Power of the Guardian Holy Beasts was only Tier-6, so the God’s Warriors could easily hold them off.
However, there was another crucial detail: if Bakhauz’s final “Writing History” phrase was still “In this part of history, the two giant beasts under the water…” then the Historical Fragnt still wouldn’t have worked, and the required price would have been incredibly expensive.
Unintentionally, Bakhauz changed the phrase to “In this part of history, the two God’s Warriors…” and was able to achieve his goal at a reasonable cost.
This was because the initial phrasing was always letting the Historical Fragnt target the two Guardian Holy Beasts, which would always involve the Historical Fragnt in the conflict of the divine realm.
The underlying details were extrely complex, and even as a high-level believer in the Power of Seven Mountains, Bakhauz couldn’t figure them out.
However, he didn’t have to worry about the expeditionary fleet for now and could focus all his efforts on dealing with his main enemy, Owen Bertram.
But this ti, Owen Bertram didn’t let Bakhauz gain the upper hand!
The reason Owen Bertram struck first was that he couldn’t help but itch for action.
This ti, with one hand to the sky, Sun Bertram harnessed a majestic force of the Mini-world from afar.
Bakhauz activated the Historical Fragnt and began to write history: “In this part of history, my enemy will be completely severed from the outside world.”
Following that, Bakhauz prepared to pay the price.
Isolating the Mini-world from the outside was a basic operation, and Bakhauz thought that the cost this ti would be just a token gesture.
However, to his surprise, the familiar problem appeared again!
The Historical Fragnt began endlessly demanding a price, quickly surpassing his ability to bear!
“This Divine Artifact must be broken, right?!”
Owen Bertram smoothly harnessed the power of a Mini-world as his backup, relying on the connection between the Command Token and the Miniature Underworld.
Bakhauz had no choice but to withdraw his attempt to “Write History.”
Owen Bertram released the Chaotic Demon, and a Pardon Authority descended, causing the vast seawater to rise.
The water gained its life and intelligence, automatically assembling into a set of majestic armor, even more solid and robust than before.
It worked together with the Chaotic Demon, confronting the Power of Seven Mountains head-on!
Bakhauz looked at the eager Chaotic Demon with a disdainful smile and said, “In this part of history, the demon being before will drop dead in the next mont!”
Bakhauz was sowhat anxious; what if the cost was once again beyond his capacity…
Fortunately, this ti the price was within a reasonable range, and he unhesitatingly paid it.
He finally felt a bit more at ease: his “World” Divine Artifact wasn’t broken.
During this ti, the Chaotic Demon had been sowhat slack in its efforts.
The truth was, it aspired to do better, but the tasks its master assigned were too arduous.
Which Tier-7 wouldn’t want to take advantage of weaklings?
Why not let it deal with the Tier-6 Monster Beasts instead?
It could easily destroy them all for its master.
Reviews
All reviews (0)