Demon Hunter and His Cabin
Chapter 540 - Chapter 540 Chapter 503 Conclusion (Two in One)

Chapter 540: Chapter 503: Conclusion (Two in One) Chapter 540: Chapter 503: Conclusion (Two in One) Green’s eyes were terrifyingly calm, but Lilith suddenly felt a shiver run down her spine, realizing something. In their repeated confrontations, whenever Lilith thought she had the upper hand…

And was about to completely crush Green, the situation would always take a drastic turn, and seizing a tiny opportunity, Green would turn defeat into victory.

Once could be a coincidence, twice might be luck, but if it happened every time, it spoke volumes.

Even though she lost to Green time after time, Lilith would still be brimming with confidence the next time.

And this time was no different.

The Sword of Destiny’s attacks seemed impossible to trace, but power always needed a target to vent.

For Lilith, she had cast a net around her, confident that no matter the direction of Green’s attack, she could divert the power into the Magic Mirror and reflect it.

It was then that Lilith suddenly realized.

Perhaps everything had been orchestrated by Green, exactly what he wanted her to do.

“When did I say that Alessandro was helping me find the true location of the Magic Mirror?”

A smile stretched across Green’s gaunt cheeks; his body had been drained of flesh and blood, almost reduced to a skeleton wearing a cloak of skin, and now even his smile looked like a wound torn across a face.

The hoarse voice was chilling to hear.

“From the beginning to the end, my true target has always been your mirror!”

Bang!

By the time Lilith thought to change tactics, it was too late. For the first time, the power of the Sword of Destiny directly confronted the Magic Mirror.

“You’ll never find its real hiding place. Even if it’s a war of attrition, I will outlast you!”

But Green no longer spoke. He seemed to pour all his strength into this one attack, not even having the strength left to speak.

Crack!

First, Green’s right leg burst open. The withered limb had been drained of all essence and turned into ash in an instant.

Then an arm followed. Empowered with additional strength, Green’s attack power surged, reaching the limits of what the Magic Mirror could bear.

“Die by your own power!” Lilith roared.

But at that moment, Green ceased his self-destruction, his actions starkly abrupt amid the ferocious exchange.

“Huff…”

Breathing out a long breath, Green turned his head, his hollow gaze fixed on Gaharad, who Lilith had restrained.

“You’ve always wanted the Sword of Inheritance, the symbol of the Knights’ power. Now, it’s yours.”

Upon hearing Green’s words, Gaharad’s face turned ashen. She was speechless, her eyes wide with regret, despair, and unwillingness.

Because at the very moment the final battle commenced, Gaharad realized the changes occurring within her.

“How could he know that woman would surely do this?!”

“Or was this outcome just one of many he had anticipated?”

Full of doubts, Gaharad heard a series of cracks coming from within her body.

She knew they were the sounds of bones colliding and fusing together.

She finally understood why, despite incurring numerous costs and undergoing various changes, she never became a true Fourth Tier.

Because, from the very start, the alterations made to her were incomplete.

She was just part of a step in the process.

No.

Rather, a part of some weapon.

Many thoughts ran through her mind–Green’s favoritism, his training, and the strange tenderness…

All of it was for this day.

Her head shriveled and twisted, bones from all over her body congregated, and in the last flicker of consciousness, she looked at Green.

That hunched figure, skeletal as it was.

But alas, Gaharad did not see any emotion in Green’s gaze.

His eye sockets were deeply sunken, filled with an abyss of darkness.

This man was cold through and through.

In the end, she had still been used.

Crack!

Gaharad’s body contracted inward, her flesh bursting with snapping noises, but the splattered blood was not wasted; it dispersed before being quickly absorbed back.

The next instant, Gaharad, whom Lilith had confined, disappeared eerily into thin air.

It should be known that Lilith had used a portion of the Magic Mirror’s power, and while the enemy hit by the mirror’s light seemed to stand still, they were actually trapped in a narrow space!

If she couldn’t escape in the end, she was likely to be absorbed, her soul becoming a puppet in the mirror.

No… Lilith became panicked, sensing not that Gaharad had vanished, but that she had entered deeper into the mirror!

Seeing this scene, Green finally showed a genuine smile from the bottom of his heart.

“Dear Lilith, you lost again.”

“This time…”

“You have no chance.”

Whoosh!

An eerie scene unfolded; a large piece of white bone that glowed silver appeared where Lilith’s heart should be.

And at that moment, Green also stood before Lilith, extending the Sword of Destiny that merged with the white bone.

A new, even more powerful Sword of Destiny appeared in Green’s hands!

Gripping the weapon, Green’s aura skyrocketed.

This time, it wasn’t him who was powerful.

It was the living sword!

Crack, crack, crack!

“It turns out you hid it inside your own body.”

Green revealed a satisfied smile.