Chapter 28

Frost Barrier

Landslides and earthquakes.

The first few frost priests were torn to pieces by the destructive power of entropy, and those who followed were also engulfed by flames.

The entire Mount Ornkar seemed to tremble, and the remaining Frost Priests who were not affected were either thrown away by the powerful impact or simply lost their footing due to the violent shaking.

Heron, who had swung his hammer in anger, finally calmed down, and the flames on his body gradually subsided.

He was really angry just now... He really felt like he almost died, so he used all his strength without holding back, which made him a little exhausted now.

However, the crisis does not seem to be over yet...

"Avalanche!!"

As someone let out a piercing shout, Herren looked up and saw, sure enough, a surging white wave, carrying an overwhelming force, rushing towards the foot of Mount Ornkar.

"grass!"

Helen exhaled a breath of cold air from his body, abruptly dragged his heavy, somewhat numb legs, carried the power of entropy on his back, rushed towards Kojiya, hoisted the still dazed girl onto his shoulder, and hurriedly ran down the mountain.

The power of nature is destructive and extremely destructive. Almost before Heron could react, and after running a short distance, the roar of the avalanche had already reached the back of his head.

Having just been struck by Heron, the Frost Priestess, who had survived, obviously had no time to escape and could only wait for the wolf spirit to guide her.

The thick snow instantly engulfed them. The soft snow carried enormous potential energy, and it also contained ice that had never melted for thousands of years. Being swallowed by it basically meant death.

Helen ran forward without looking back, but the roaring sound grew closer and closer, and even with all his might, he could not go any faster.

He was already exhausted, and now he was only kept going by adrenaline. Even so, he could not push himself beyond his limits.

"Put me down! Kid! Go and save yourselves!"

Kuojiya's voice was somewhat weak, but still hoarse.

Helen ignored him and continued carrying her down the mountain.

Finally, whether he tripped over something or his legs had truly exhausted their last bit of strength, Helen suddenly fell to the ground, and even the Kojiya on his back fell into the snow, rolling several times before stopping.

Kuojiya looked up at the sky. The night was so dark that she couldn't see the moon... She felt that she had indeed reached the final moment.

Unfortunately, there were some things she still couldn't let go of...

"People of Luxiang, escape for yourselves. If you take me with you, you have no hope..."

In fact, at such a close distance, Kuojiya felt that even if Helen escaped alone, he probably wouldn't be able to outrun this natural disaster.

But there's always a glimmer of hope... Maybe he, as a chosen one of the gods, can escape this calamity? She just witnessed it herself; this furnace-maker is a genuine, true chosen one of the gods.

To die alone... Kojiya felt that this would make her feel better.

However, Kujiya did not receive a response from Helen.

She struggled to lift her head and look at Herren, thinking he had either fainted or had fallen badly.

But they saw that Herren had already stood up, but instead of continuing to run away, he stared blankly in the direction of the avalanche.

Following his gaze, Kuojiya saw yet another horrifying scene.

Not far from the two, halfway up the mountain, a "wall" suddenly rose out of thin air.

The wall was made entirely of ice, and its formation process was not visible. It seemed as if it had drawn energy from the air and suddenly rose from the ground.

The ice wall solidified rapidly, became stable, and continued to grow higher and higher.

The avalanche, with its devastating force, finally crashed into the ice wall, but it couldn't budge the wall in the slightest, not even causing a tremor.

The snow piled up more and more, and the snow on the mountain kept cascading down and accumulating in front of the wall, but it was far slower than the ice wall kept rising.

Like an indestructible dam, the avalanche, which was powerful enough to destroy everything, was completely blocked on the other side of the wall.

Until everything fell silent, the ice wall finally stopped its wild growth and stood there quietly, as if it had always been there.

"This...this is you too..."

"No, it wasn't me..."

Kujiya was stunned, and Helen was just as shocked... he hadn't done anything.

How could a wall appear out of nowhere...? Was it to save them?

Just as the two were filled with doubt and uncertainty, the snowflakes that filled the sky seemed to come alive and began to drift in the sky according to some kind of pattern.

The snowflakes gradually condensed and outlined, eventually forming a pair of eyes resembling those of a hawk.

The eyes slowly opened, revealing a pair of deep blue eyes, like two pieces of finely sculpted ice.

Between the two eyes, the wind and snow continued to outline, forming the shape of a "beak".

Herren's eyes widened, and a strange conjecture arose spontaneously after witnessing this scene.

Birds... Ice walls...

"It's... Ivynia?!"

"Ivinia? The Spirit of the Ice Bird?"

Kuojiya stared blankly at the eyes and beak that appeared out of nowhere in the sky, and hurriedly tried to get up, but she had no strength at all.

The eyes were just open, without pupils, and Herren wasn't sure if they were watching them or looking at something else.

If it's Ivania, then it's not surprising... Last time, when Heron activated Ornn's divine power, it attracted Volibear's attention.

Those eyes hung in the sky, but there was no further news. After a moment, the eyes slowly closed, and the snow that outlined those eyes turned back into ordinary ice crystals, falling freely from mid-air and slowly drifting down.

The sky no longer held any "miracles," only the still towering ice wall remained, as if symbolizing that "He" had been there.

After a long while, Herren finally turned around, his legs gave way, and he collapsed to the ground.

This trip was incredibly exciting... He killed someone for the first time, nearly died for the first and second time, and even encountered a mysterious power that seemed to belong to another demigod.

Not only is his body exhausted, but he also feels that his brain capacity is failing him.

"Heh... to witness such a scene before I die, I have no regrets..."

At this moment, Kojiya's words finally brought Helen back to reality.

Helen quickly got up and went to check on Kojiya's condition.

Although she appeared relaxed, her face was as pale as paper, as if she were already dead.

There were several holes in her body, and you could even see her eroded internal organs through the black ice.

Helen quickly bent down, wanting to take Kojiya away, but Kojiya raised her hand, stopping Helen's actions.

"No need to waste your energy, Herren of Furnace Village... I can already see the wolf spirit's guidance."