When the plot-skips players into the game world Chapter 1615: 302: Imposed Weakness

Chapter 1615: Chapter 302: Imposed Weakness

The Red Dragon finally managed to barely escape the Sea Monster’s grasp.

Since the Candle Master recreated the world, until now… everything this world has experienced as “war” can be seen as part of the power of the Red Calamity.

He can materialize and reenact monts from any piece of war.

For example, the thousand cannons firing in the battle between the Elves and Dwarves; or the Heaven-eating Giant Beast swallowing mountains and lands in the battle against the Winged Ones, even the victory of the Winged Celestial Marshal over such an opponent… Even including when the “Silver-Crowned Dragon” was first born, the battle against the Supre Heaven in the Dream Realm, he can manifest this as well.

This is the supre authority as a Pillar God.

But in the past, the Silver-Crowned Dragon did not rely on his Pillar God’s authority to fight him, and Arthur naturally did not want to use this power to confront Voldemort, whom he had pushed down from the Seat of the Pillar God. If he loses this battle of minds, even if the opponent’s divine soul is extinguished, the opponent’s consciousness will slowly regenerate within his own consciousness.

After all, they were originally the sa person. Much like today’s Supre Heaven, a part of him has returned to the Great Sage’s body.

Yet the Abyssal Celestial Envoy was not frightened by this blow.

Or maybe, he simply doesn’t know what retreat is—

The frenzied Sea Monster completely ignored—or maybe forgot about the three powerful beings that had attracted him over, and started operating wholeheartedly.

—Because these tentacles are actually not the body of the Abyssal Celestial Envoy.

The body of the Abyssal Celestial Envoy is the headless corpse left by the Taboo Pillar God Ai Shiping. Those tentacles were originally erging from his neck, ford by the overflowing Taboo Power.

This is why the Abyssal Celestial Envoy seems to have no brain.

Because he truly has no brain.

Although the Phantom Demon does not need a brain to think, his lack of a brain ans he does not have the concept of “thinking.” Much like a person in the Dream Realm doesn’t have wings, therefore he lacks a concept of flying. Although he can achieve the goal of flight through spells or other ans, he does not have this instinct himself.

The giant whale head, on the contrary, is the true “body” of the Abyssal Celestial Envoy, his heart resides there. Aiwass’ consciousness, as well as the Abyssal Celestial Envoy’s own, are stored in this place.

These tentacles are essentially blood vessels controlled by the Abyssal Celestial Envoy, or one might say, hair erging from the vacant skull.

Thus, their damage does not shake the Abyssal Celestial Envoy in the slightest. On the contrary, the Ice Storm spat out by the Silver-Crowned Dragon earlier directly hit the true body of the Abyssal Celestial Envoy.

It froze and shattered the sea waves and tentacles together, but such damage truly holds no significance to the Abyssal Celestial Envoy. Yet it still hit the “giant whale head” flying up front.

—Even this blow originally wouldn’t cause much harm.

The reason it directly enraged the Abyssal Celestial Envoy was due to the equipnt that Aiwass put on him.

“Chain of Friendship”!

This, as the token crafted jointly by the King of the Winged and the King of the Scaled, is a true divine artifact. Much like the long spear of the Candle Saint, it holds the highest priority level.

This also ans it is effective even against the Celestial Marshal and Pillar God.

In the original world, many difficult-to-resist mbers of the Descent Heavenly Departnt—including the big brother Edward who killed Aiwass in the original world, having obtained the Dragon Heart—all relied on the divine artifacts gifted or lent by these Pillar Gods or Celestial Marshals to dismantle their special chanisms.

Moreover, as equipnt granted by the Abyssal Celestial Envoy, the imnse power possessed by it also provides a boon to the Abyssal Celestial Envoy.

Just as the “Hero” Ismael said in the intelligence provided to Aiwass…

The ability nad “Heart of Heresy” is the power of the erstwhile Taboo Pillar God!

Yet those Benevolent Lords holding treasures didn’t even know the power ca from where.

Now, one reason the Abyssal Celestial Envoy beca so excited is because he recovered a part of the ancient powers originally belonging to “himself.” Therefore, the Abyssal Celestial Envoy couldn’t resist the equipnt that provided him with power.

But likewise… the other activated state also cos from Lucifer’s “Faith Fortress,” therefore becoming effective.

Faith Fortress.

That is gaining material power through the power of the user’s mind. So long as the heart is firm and pure, tranquil like an ancient well, a light barrier will spontaneously form to block all material attacks.

This is incredibly powerful.

It ans that even a re mortal—even if his faith, resolve, and will are infinitely firm, he can remain unhard under the fierce attack of the Descent Heavenly Departnt.

But conversely…

Just like the Benevolent Lords of Holy Spring City will have their souls shattered because they cannot endure how he attacks their minds.

The consciousness of the Abyssal Celestial Envoy, compared to his powerful, nearly immortal body, is also inherently fragile!

Moreover, he had just recently been beaten by the Dawn Celestial Marshal.

So after being enraged, he crystalized his own massive whale-like head. That state akin to “Star Ice”… Or rather, it’s the true, most primitive form of Star Ice!

It is because he felt pain, he wants to protect his weakness.

In this regard, the Abyssal Celestial Envoy is no different from a bestial creature.

All of this, as the prophecy foretold—

“From where the Sun falls into the sea, a thousand flaworks lick the bitter black salt bed.

“The sky fire bites the hem of that beast, letting the seawater scream in the stone cauldron.

“The beast’s Shepherd cos from where a thousand sails rest, copper bells silent—

“He pours a last handful of salty water into the earthenware jar, waiting for it to grow the snake’s fangs.”

A thousand sails rest, copper bells silent.

That ans absolute stillness, which is the Dusk of the end tis—from here cos the Shepherd, who is Aiwass himself.

“The beast,” and “the salty water poured into the earthenware jar,” both refer to the Abyssal Celestial Envoy. Growing the snake’s fangs ans being possessed by Aiwass using the Nurturing Skill, turning into a true “snake.”

And now, this snake lying dormant in the earthenware jar indeed revealed its fangs!

When the Abyssal Celestial Envoy put on the Chain of Friendship, he gained a fatal weakness!

On the other side, the Red Calamity went against his words, ignoring the Red Hand Gang, also part of his plan.

Aiwass being transford into the Abyssal Celestial Envoy, their separate bodies combining again, but now “freely and newly born,” yet offered to “the ancient sealed one.” This indeed indicates his relationship with the Silver-Crowned Dragon. Seeing the Abyssal Celestial Envoy strangling the Good Lords that summoned him, the Red Calamity even planned to kill the Knights of the Round Table following “Arthur”—since so, how could he possibly attack the Abyssal Celestial Envoy?

Wouldn’t that an attacking himself!

Moreover, he originally hoped the Red Hand Gang would rebel against the Good Lords, because he was also in a “weakened” position then. He hoped the Red Hand Gang would stir chaos, rebel against the Good Lords, launch the last rit of the water war, borrow the strength of them to carry out a war where the weak defeat the mighty, against the Silver-Crowned Dragon.

But the Silver-Crowned Dragon was nearly effortlessly defeated by him, now he is in a high position—how could he possibly support the Red Hand Gang’s rebellion?

The stance of the Red Calamity has changed now.

But here’s a flaw.

That is, he doesn’t know Morgan hid the fragnts of the White Dragon.

“—Morgan must kill Arthur, and the Red Dragon must prevail over the White Dragon.”

Aiwass murmured in his heart.

The prophecy has various interpretations.

This prophecy at first glance seems like Morgan’s betrayal pierced the Silver-Crowned Dragon, letting the Red Dragon prevail over the White Dragon.

But it’s essentially not so.

For the Silver-Crowned Dragon is not “Arthur”, but Voldemort.

However, the Red Calamity is not truly Arthur either. Only when they are united beco the real “Arthur.”

This prophecy that seems like two consecutive events is actually one.

Morgan’s thod of killing “Arthur” wasn’t that arrow—and instead was preserving the White Dragon’s soul, making the Red Dragon prevail over the White Dragon.

This ans the White Dragon abandoned the Pillar God’s authority, unable to suppress the Red Dragon further, and must achieve a conclusion with it. When the White Dragon’s soul was stored, the outco of “Arthur’s death” was predetermined.

From the beginning, this was not Morgan’s betrayal but the own choice of the Silver-Crowned Dragon.

—Through this approach, he was purging the “Void” within himself.

In other words, the mont the Red Dragon first overpowered the White Dragon, the fate of Arthur’s death was already determined—

The Abyssal Celestial Envoy.

The Red Calamity.

The two originally flawless and perfect powerful beings, at the intersection of their destinies, revealed a fatal flaw.

As if two trains colliding head-on.

—Use their unstoppable might to tear each other apart!