I Don't Agree to the Terms
Chapter 182 - 117: Sliver Gui Lion’s Curse Boar

Chapter 182: Chapter 117: Sliver Gui Lion’s Curse Boar

"Azure Dragon·Xun Wind·Floating Technique."

The air surged upward, and a massive amount of cursed creatures that had rushed in were bound by Gu Shanhai, causing them to float in the air, unable to move.

With the accompanying Spirit, Azure Dragon, by his side, Gu Shanhai could directly utilize two weakened versions of powers that he would normally need to exert himself to his limits to use, the Eight Trigrams·Thunder and Eight Diagrams·Xun Wind. Otherwise, how could Gu Shanhai recently feel so emboldened that he seemed ready to flaunt victory upon meeting anyone?

As for the remaining capabilities of the Eight Diagrams, Qian, Dui, Kun, Gen, Li, and Kan, these, he estimated, could only be perfected slowly. He had the Spirit Plant, a wood element, in hand—it was with this that he was able to develop Thunder and Xun Wind. To fully utilize the Eight Diagrams, he still needed the metal, water, fire, and earth elements.

Some Spells were fundamentally out of reach for these four elements, and he needed to progress slowly in the future.

He used the Five Elements and Eight Trigrams, which were comparatively easier to collect. For example, adding an attribute in the "Green Emperor Longevity Scripture" was just like his "Fourth Level·Azure Dragon."

Fortunately, for now, Thunder and Xun Wind were sufficient. He didn’t have enough energy or materials to develop the remaining six levels.

After restraining the cursed creatures, Gu Shanhai then took out the Stone of Destiny from his portable lab. In that instant, all the cursed creatures became extremely frenzied, as if trying to break free from the wind’s restraint.

"Are they going berserk?" Gu Shanhai’s expression changed slightly. Had he not reacted quickly and intensified the power of Xun Wind, perhaps the leading cursed creature would have escaped.

"Such strong power, it must be from some legendary figure, otherwise where would such strength come from?"

The burst of power he felt momentarily gave Gu Shanhai the sensation that he was contending with a giant dragon, even though the dragons of the Low Magic Era might not have had as much strength as he did...

"But this is good news, you actually have a reaction to the Stone of Destiny. Indeed, there is a deep connection, but it’s a pity you’ve already become monsters."

"Good, I’ll help you to be freed, and I’ll just borrow the curse from your bodies. Then we’re even."

Gu Shanhai smiled faintly, and then decisively extracted the force of the curse from within the bodies of the cursed creatures, immediately channeling it into the Sword in the Stone·Gold.

The Sword of the King trembled continuously on the Stone of Destiny, as if enduring some severe pain, and numerous cracks faintly appeared on the blade.

The Sword in the Stone·Gold was not the only thing with cracks; because of the transformation of the Sword of the King, the Stone of Destiny itself also underwent changes.

As a great amount of the curse force was forcibly peeled from the cursed creatures by Gu Shanhai, their originally hideous forms began to fade, revealing the armor within their flesh.

Unfortunately, this armor had already been permeated by the curse, twisted and worn.

"It seems they are truly dead. I thought I would see these members of the Fiona Knights still alive." Beneath the armor lay skeletons, and Gu Shanhai felt a deep sense of regret.

What sustained their monster-like bodies was an undead nature—a curse that ensured their overall preservation, not specifically the Fiona Knights themselves. So don’t expect people cursed for hundreds of years to still be alive; their vitality had long been exhausted by the curse.

Perhaps they could have lived on with cursed bodies if they had regained their sanity under the curse. But now that the curse had been extracted, death was inevitable.

As the curse of the Fiona Knights was stripped away, numerous fissures began to emerge throughout the camp, and more and more curse force poured out from these fissures.

"The entire barrier realm was constructed from the curse, what exactly did the Fiona Knights experience back then..." wondered Gu Shanhai, yet he quickly suppressed his curiosity and directed the furious rush of the curse towards the Sword in the Stone·Gold.

Sword cries erupted, as if resisting the curse, but it was to no avail.

Conversely, the Stone of Destiny began to shed fragments, not chunks of stone, but fine, sand-like pieces.

"Is the Stone of Destiny disintegrating? Is it that simple?" expressed Gu Shanhai in surprise. He had actually been somewhat apprehensive before because there was more than one Sword of the King; apart from this Sword in the Stone·Gold, there was also the Sword in the Lake·Broken Steel, and he thought he might have to break the Sword in the Lake·Broken Steel as well.

Unexpectedly, the requirement turned out to be so low.

"Perhaps the Sword in the Stone·Gold is the real proof of Athos Ascends," muttered Gu Shanhai to himself, and then began to ponder one thing—that was, how was he going to deal with this curse later?

Given its seemingly endless nature, it would probably continue until the entire camp was dismantled and shattered before disappearing. But he didn’t know if the Stone of Destiny could withstand it for so long.

Well, the Sword in the Stone·Gold should be the one bearing the force of the curse.

Gu Shanhai then began to manipulate the powers of Thunder and Xun Wind, creating a barrier. The force of the curse grew even more violent, which he found somewhat uncontrollable and it began to affect him, so he had to ensure proper protection.

This effortless redirecting was actually quite dangerous, relying entirely on the bodies of the Fiona Knights and the players as a medium. Otherwise, if he were to face the vast force of the curse directly, Gu Shanhai would have had no choice but to flee.