The Correct Way to Open Chapter 97, 2355

The correct way to open Chapter 97, 2-355

Bishop Utravsky's attack opened the prelude to the battle.

He wielded a heavy sword made of light, each downward slash and sweeping motion exuding a magnificent aura.

At this moment, he took off his priest's robes and put on an oversized and long knight's suit, which made his every movement clean and efficient, and the gentleness and compassion he had shown during his missionary work had long since disappeared.

The three "Middle Sequence" members were blocked by Utravsky alone. From the building from which the "Giant Bishop" jumped out, a masked man and woman emerged.

Upton also took the initiative, using "astrologer's hair" to summon a "helper" from the spirit world.

The three "middle-order" individuals remained calm. One of the extraordinary individuals tossed a stone at Hobert and the others, completing the bribery: "Weaken!"

He is a Sequence 6 "Corrupted Baron".

Hobert and Daly immediately felt their strength and speed greatly reduced, only the light of dawn on Utravsky and his greatsword remained unchanged. His greatsword could cut through any extraordinary attack, provided that the enemy's extraordinary attack was not too much higher than his level.

After reaching her tactical position, Daly disregarded the weakening of her spirituality and summoned a spirit with a long, thin head and a long sword in its hand.

The undead was dressed in tattered clothes, with only a skeleton and a skeletal frame remaining, but he moved nimbly, his eyes flashing red, and he exuded an indescribable aura of power.

Another "Mid-Sequence" Beyonder from the opposing side also acted at the opportune moment, saying to the skeleton, "Exile!"

The skeleton that had just appeared had barely lit up when it was pushed back step by step by an invisible force.

Hobert and Daly exchanged a glance. The other party actually had two Sequence 6s. The Extraordinary who had just "exiled" the skeleton was a "Judge"!

Even so, they could only proceed according to the originally agreed-upon tactics; the appearance of the skeletons was actually to provide cover for Hobart.

He had now reached roughly the center of the battlefield, and with a mighty slam of his canes into the ground, he shouted, "Order!"

A black, holy light flashed from the staff, which then rapidly thickened and grew taller. When it reached a height of four or five meters, the staff began to fork, and almost instantly, the outline of a tree canopy appeared.

Every leaf in the canopy was deep black, blocking out the not-so-bright moonlight, and the branches continued to spread, forming a huge canopy that was more than ten meters in diameter.

The sight of a towering tree appearing out of the flat ground was so awe-inspiring that it drew the attention of everyone on the battlefield and those watching from afar.

Immediately afterwards, the light of dawn emanating from Utravsky became even brighter, illuminating an area of ​​twenty or thirty meters around him.

The skeleton summoned by Daly radiated a golden light, and it made a "heh-heh" laugh as it clenched its teeth together. The previous "exile" could no longer stop it.

Hobert made the order under the canopy more favorable to the power of dawn and the power of the undead. The opponent is likely to have a sealed artifact, so Hobert's tactic is to go all out from the start.

Then start by attacking the opponent's lower sequences.

With the blessing of the "Wood of Order", Daly and the other two had gained the upper hand against the three "Mid-Sequence" enemies, and Hobert quickly withdrew from the battlefield.

Using his manipulation of the order beneath the tree canopy, he distorted the distance and quickly arrived on their side of the battlefield.

At this point, the two Sequence 8s had not yet met Hugh and Fors. Neither of them possessed any extraordinary ranged abilities, so they could only choose close-quarters combat.

In the afternoon, following Hobart's plan, they deliberately allowed themselves to be discovered by the enemy, in order to create a separation on the battlefield.

When Hobert rushed to this side of the battlefield, he was already holding a 2-355 in his hand.

This suddenly reminded him of a historical figure, the Linglong Pagoda, the Linglong Pagoda...

Bah! I'm not Nezha's father!

Hobert quickly composed himself, took out the dagger he had prepared beforehand, and made a stabbing motion with his other arm. Then he used 2-355 to pull one of the Sequence 8s to his side.

puff~

Before the other person could even understand what was happening, they were stabbed with a dagger.

It was just a dagger, not fatal to an extraordinary being, especially since the enemy was a "barbarian" with a very strong physique.

The barbarian, in his berserk state, reacted and threw a punch at Hobert, but it was as if he had hit thin air; his fist disappeared within half a meter of Hobert.

This is why Hobert dares to "pull" his enemies to his side; only extraordinary abilities can harm him when he is wielding a 2-355 weapon, and all physical attacks are ineffective against him.

Because it was in the city, Hobart couldn't use his gun properly, otherwise he would have let the other party "run right into" his gun barrel.

While the "barbarian" was still completely bewildered, his position changed again.

puff~

Before he could react, Hugh's triangular dagger had already pierced his lower abdomen.

"You're despicable!" the "Barbarian" roared, throwing a punch at the short Hugh.

Hugh nimbly dodged, preparing for her next attack.

Meanwhile, Fors, wielding a short blade, also used her "door-opening" ability to move through the walls. She either dodged enemy attacks or appeared behind enemies to launch sneak attacks, becoming increasingly fierce in battle.

This tactic was something Hobart came up with for her in the afternoon.

Fors felt as if a new world had suddenly opened up for her. She had only thought that her abilities were suitable for being a master thief, but she had never thought of using the door to block enemy attacks or to ambush opponents.

However, this fighting style, well, in Hobart's words: is a bit dirty.

At this moment, Hobart was making full use of his "slightly dirty" tactics, "grabbing" his opponent and giving him a dagger, then "throwing" the opponent over to Hugh and giving him a three-edged dagger.

The sounds of "plop plop" were incessant.

At this point, the "barbarian" was already hating himself for being so strong; he'd rather just give him a quick death!

In just over half a minute, the two Sequence 8s were riddled with holes by Hobert, Hugh, and Fors.

Before they died, they all sent warnings and cries for help to the "judge" who was not far away.

However, at this point, Utravsky was becoming increasingly fierce in battle, and the "Corrupted Baron" was starting to get a little flustered.

Daly also summoned a second undead, this one with a wide hood. Its appearance caused the "Judge" to be frozen, and combined with the skeleton undead's scythe attack, the "Judge" had no energy left to save anyone.

The only one who still has the upper hand is the "astrologer" on the other side, but she lacks effective means of attack and is unable to support the two Sequence 8s.

The "Judge" is the leader of this operation, and he still can't figure out why his companion's divination had such a big error. Wasn't it said that there was only some risk, but not much risk?

But this wasn't the time to worry about that. Without lingering in the fight, he immediately said, "Let's go!"

But it was too late. Hobert had already joined the battle with 2-355, while Hugh and Fors were cleaning up the battlefield.

(End of this chapter)