The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?!
Chapter 639 - 486: The Giant’s Divine Skin Scroll

Chapter 639: Chapter 486: The Giant’s Divine Skin Scroll

Boom!!

Lind launched his attack the moment he appeared; the entire process was so fast that some even failed to react, only catching a glimpse of a black meteor with a golden tail streaking toward them.

The Prince of Dual Swords, Merkdo, raised his weapons in an attempt to block the assault. Being a Melee Mage, his crossed Magic Sword Blades created an Energy Shield in front of him.

Then, no one knew what happened.

Undead on the nearby battlefield remained silent as well, with the dust raised by the collision and the thunderous rumbling of the ground coming continuously, making it difficult to stand steady and see the details through the haze.

Only the Ana Ghost at the rear noticed that her comrade had vanished in an instant, no longer perceivable.

The surge of excess power that followed was like an unstoppable soul energy blade, piercing through her body.

The Ana Ghost collapsed to the ground.

It was at this moment that the Undead most tangibly grasped what had just happened.

Could it be, taken down in one second?!

When half the dust and smoke had cleared,

the Black Knight, holding a Longsword and draped in a golden Ghost Cloak, hovered in the air above the swirling black and yellow dust below.

A lone figure stood above it, as if treading upon a yellow cloud.

His presence shocked the Deities watching from afar, not because it was too strong, but because it was too weak.

The Black Knight’s appearance and the subsequent burst of his power created a drastic contrast for the ten Deities.

From start to finish, the Black Knight had only shown the strength of a fourth-rank power.

The artist elder, who had once pegged the Black Knight as a fifth-rank, simply thought he used some special ability to burst forth a sixth-rank strength, coupled with his inexplicable ability to attract the Undead to join him. One person’s appeal actually surpassed that of their twelve Deities.

Therefore, while they considered him a serious rival, they had never truly acknowledged the Black Knight’s strength.

If he was really strong, he would have attacked them long ago, just like they did; there was no need to wait so long.

But now, he had taken out the Prince of Dual Swords and the Ana Ghost with a single strike.

Combining this with the mystery surrounding the Black Knight’s identity – unable to see through his guise or gauge his strength – they already had their answer: the fourth rank was definitely a ruse.

It didn’t matter whether he drew upon some power to unleash a terrifying strike, or if he inherently possessed strength unmatched; their first instinct was to retreat.

If they died this time, who knew how long it would take to awaken again, or if they ever would get the chance.

It was not worth a desperate struggle.

And thus, the war came to an abrupt and quiet end.

The dust finally settled completely.

Beneath the Black Knight, the ground burst open, forming a deep, gaping chasm nearly a kilometer wide in a perfect circle.

Inside the pit, magical collisions had created unique crystals on the rock walls, looking like a perfect hemisphere, smooth without any sharp edges.

Looking further down, one could not see the figure of the Prince of Dual Swords.

Before the Black Knight, the black and red earth was cracked like lightning patterns, savage and twisted, spreading all the way to the corpse of the Ana Ghost.

The ground was still reeling from the aftershocks of the Black Knight’s sword swing, as dense, forked lightning cracks pulsed, continuing to extend, expand, and spread outward without end.

An Undead stepped into thin air and was immediately consumed by the writhing ground.

Onlookers tensely witnessed the scene before them, as the momentum of the place underwent a seismic shift. Before this, the Black Knight’s side was lacking in battle spirit, while the Alliance was surging with enthusiasm.

Now, it had entirely flipped.

They stood on the edge of the massive pit, peering into the perfect, spherical cavity, having already estimated the Black Knight’s strength as high as they could, only to now realize that they had been too conservative.

Lind, too, breathed a sigh of relief. His war with ’Giants’ Sekapus had lasted 18 days, and throughout these attacks, he had to remain absolutely focused, not allowing Sekapus to catch a single flaw.

Being hit once or twice would signal the loss of a life and a defeat.

Fortunately, his advantage grew as the enduring war progressed. Even when Sekapus activated some special talent that allowed him to recover rapidly when in mortal peril, it only barely prolonged the battle.

Lind didn’t defeat Sekapus because the man’s body was too hard. On the third time he had beaten his opponent to near-death and critical injury, Sekapus’s strong regenerative talent would kick in yet again, unceasing.

Therefore, they negotiated peace.

For Lind, maintaining heightened attentiveness, high-precision dodging, and continuous, exhausting attacks indeed took a toll on his spirit.

And for Sekapus, having been struck more than thirty million times, his whole body was numb, as if he had endured thousands upon thousands of executions by slow slicing, skinning, and dismemberment, one after another.

So Sekapus chose to surrender.

Lind, relentless like chewing gum, buzzing around like a mosquito impossible to catch, had stung him thirty million times.

He had to surrender quickly.

Had Lind not possessed the ability for divided attention, juggling high-intensity battle with Sekapus while also surfing the net, he would not have been able to notice the Enstad Continent’s war immediately.

Now, with two Deities struck down in one blow, he could enjoy some quiet for a long time.

Lind floated to the corpse of the Ana Ghost and reached out to collect it. A new "World Boss" was soon to be cultivated, and he believed the Undead would appreciate it.

Tentatively titled "SS-rank Underground City," no limit on the number of people, but everyone had to buy a ticket.