Brat," Leo cursed imdiately, ready to take action as he moved his hand.
"Even if you're from the Greater Lord Crystal, as long as I don't kill you, it doesn't matter…"
While speaking, he had already made his move.
"Huh?" Leo waited in anticipation, but no mana in his ntal space could be used, as if it had been sealed away.
By the ti Leo realised the situation and frantically looked around, Aur had already taken another step forward.
A bone-chilling sound echoed through the surroundings as Aur's veins visibly bulged. It felt as though his body was being torn apart again.
After Aur withstood this imnse pressure, his gaze slowly grew dazed.
Leo looked at Aur's state, and his face filled with reluctance. After all, he wasn't so ancient monster but just a thirty-year-old man.
While his mind could be considered mature, it wasn't fully developed in so ways. His entire life had been spent in one place, practising almost constantly.
It was equivalent to being a shut-in, with little to no experience of the outside world.
Not to ntion, all the resources had been funnelled toward him since he was young, and he had held absolute authority from birth and could do anything he wanted to, especially since he had the talent.
If that didn't make a person spoiled, nothing would.
Leo glanced back at the people staring at him. Their gazes were filled with envy; so looked at him warily, others with reverence, and a few with extrely unsettling looks in their eyes.
"I can do it," Leo muttered, finally gaining so confidence as he noticed the reverence in the eyes of the people behind him.
Leo slowly took a step forward, and imdiately, a bone-crushing sound echoed through the air as his muscles tore apart.
He scread at the top of his lungs, the heart-wrenching pain overwhelming him.
"Ahhh…"
His knees buckled, and he collapsed to the ground, his screams echoing throughout the place. Then, before everyone's wary eyes, Leo's body exploded, turning into a cloud of blood mist. The crowd watched in horror, drawing in sharp breaths at the grueso sight.
His ntal space, along with the mana he had accumulated throughout his life, surged outward into the world. A series of chains materialised, sealing off his ntal space completely before retreating to an unknown place.
This had been the ntal space of a Tier Four wizard, and now it had vanished without a trace. If soone had cultivated here, it would have been as valuable as possessing a superior mana crystal, capable of nourishing the world for a long ti.
But now, all the mana and the ntal space had disappeared in an instant. Not to ntion the invaluable Tier Four spell he possessed.
"Oh well, he's dead already…" Greater Lord Crystal muttered with a disappointed expression before losing interest.
The King of Mrya, however, stared at the scene with bloodshot eyes, while the King of Wine snickered, "Karma, bitch!"
Greater Lord Crystal noticed this exchange but chose to ignore it, shifting her gaze toward Aur.
He was still dazed, staring at the ground, though his body had already recovered unusually fast.
Her attention then turned to Nina, who had taken her tenth step, looking completely unhard. There was no external damage, and her complexion was as healthy and radiant as ever, even glossier than before.
"Interesting."
Greater Lord Crystal curled her lips into a smile. "This is the power of the darling of luck."
"Then, what kind of creature are you, Aur?"
Her pupils flickered with an uncertain glint. "You are a variable, Aur. For our grand plan... we cannot let you roam free."
As she pondered, she had already casually decided Aur's future.
Of course, she needed the Grand Priestess' permission, who in turn would need approval from the Divine Human Kingdom.
But she was fairly certain that turning Aur into a guinea pig—imprisoned forever and subjected to all kinds of experints—would be readily agreed upon.
Aur, anwhile, had no idea his fate was being sealed at that very mont. Still dazed, his mind was filled with visions of war, where he himself appeared to be just an ordinary soldier.
"Hmm, this feels too realistic, as if it were reality itself," Aur muttered, gripping the spear in his hand.
The pungent stench of death filled his nose, and the crimson, blood-soaked ground beneath him, along with the terrifying screams of people, echoed continuously.
"Huh?" Aur glanced down, seeing a mass of corpses littering the ground, almost forming a grueso carpet in the ground.
He could see their hearts, guts, and intestines scattered everywhere.
With every step he took, the organs were crushed beneath him, the sickening stench growing even more unbearable. The battlefield felt eerily similar to one he had seen before.
"Hmm, what should I do here?"
He scanned the battlefield, his crimson pupils searching for anything.
For a long ti, he found nothing, his brows furrowing in frustration.
Though many soldiers fought around him, none of them seed to hold any clue about how to escape this illusion—or whatever this place was…
Aur's eyes suddenly darted forward, locking onto a group of soldiers who wore the sa blue armour as him, each adorned with a distinct pigeon symbol.
In re seconds, they were being cleaved in half.
Their cries turned to screams of terror as they fell.
Aur squinted, focusing on the carnage, and finally saw the culprit—a brawny man wielding a massive greatsword. His face twisted into a crazed expression, sneering as he effortlessly cut down the soldiers.
As Aur watched, the madman suddenly halted his greatsword mid-swing, just before it was about to cleave another soldier.
The brawny man turned toward Aur, his lips curling into a sneer, and a terrifying aura radiated outward, instantly paralysing all the soldiers nearby.
"Tier Four wizard, no… Tier Four existence?"
Aur's eyes widened to their limits, feeling the presence already crushing his body.
The brawny man shot forward toward Aur with a mocking expression.
Boom!
The very earth seed to tremble as the man reached Aur almost instantly, his form faintly resembling a bull… a bull that seed to be the height of a planet.
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