Of course, Louis VI was now using the living as a sacrifice not to let the God of War, Huskar, descend himself. He was not that crazy. He was just trying to let his trusted subordinates, the three Level 4 guards, obtain the power he had given them.
In the secret chamber of the Trun Kingdom's palace, there was a huge bronze statue. The appearance of the statue was that of the God of Battle, Huskar.
The entire bronze statue was more than ten meters long. Huskar clenched his left hand and held the spear in his right hand in a throwing posture. His appearance was majestic and powerful, and his sharp fangs were especially dazzling in his bloody mouth, making him look ferocious and domineering.
Below the statue was a huge blood pool.
Louis VI stood beside the pool of blood.
The pool of blood was made up of the blood of a thousand people.
In order to gather the blood of a thousand people, everyone in the Trun Kingdom became wary of their own safety.
