Chapter 133
On the surface of the spirit world, Count Fritz looked down at the script of fate in his hand with lingering fear.
After flipping through the documents, he found that only fifteen of the 49 militiamen he had carefully trained survived.
The moment danger came, his fate perception skill made him instinctively realize that he would die.
He himself instantly escaped into the spirit world, and the five militiamen who mastered spatial abilities escaped safely.
As for the remaining ten, they worked together to release combined defense skills and withstood the explosion without dying.
But they are basically half dead, and if they are not rescued, they will soon die from high temperature and lack of oxygen.
Count Fritz took out a magic scroll and cast a Sequence 6 Fire Elemental Barrier on himself.
Only then did he cautiously leave the spiritual world and prepare to rescue the ten militiamen who were not yet dead.
Count Fritz saw a Sequence 8 knight nearby with severe burns all over his body. After expanding the elemental barrier to wrap the people inside, he immediately took out a life potion and went forward to feed the knight.
However, at this moment, Count Fritz's sense of fate once again detected deadly danger.
Although fate perception can detect danger, it is ultimately not the ability to predict the past and the future.
The prerequisite for being able to perceive danger is, first of all, that the greater the danger, the clearer the perception.
The direct explosion of the Poor Man's Rose could instantly cause Count Fritz to be blown half to death on the spot.
Therefore, the moment danger comes, the sense of destiny gives a warning one second in advance.
However, the subsequent viruses of the Poor Man's Rose are different. Although this virus poses a greater threat to living organisms than an explosion, it is not instantly fatal. By the time the Fate Sense issues a warning, the virus has already begun to damage the body.
So even though he knew he was in mortal danger, it was too late for Count Fritz to avoid the danger.
Count Fritz covered his mouth and nose with his hands; blood was oozing from all his orifices.
He could clearly feel that his cells were being destroyed and his vitality was rapidly draining away.
It turned out that it was not a simple bomb, but contained a virus that could destroy living cells.
Count Fritz could no longer care about rescuing his subjects. He took out the Sequence 6 universal antidote and consumed it immediately.
The loss of life is slowing down rapidly, but the virus can only be suppressed but not completely eliminated.
Count Fritz no longer dared to approach the infected citizens, and without hesitation took out a remote return scroll and began to teleport. However, Rosen had already arrived and directly tore into pieces a sequence 6 space interference scroll.
Seeing that the transmission had failed, Count Fritz prepared to enter the spirit world and then leave it without hesitation.
However, at this moment, Rosen released a projection of the divine territory to cover Count Fritz.
Due to the interference from the divine territory, Count Fritz could not force his way into the spirit world.
He immediately activated a sequence 6 acceleration scroll, and after his speed increased several times, he prepared to run back to the Adventure King City as fast as he could.
He could even just shake off Rosen halfway and continue teleporting away or into the spirit world.
However, Count Fritz stopped because his spiritual perception detected that Rosen had set up a sniper gun.
Count Fritz didn't dare to bet whether Rosen could attack him a second time like the one just now.
If he could, he would just be a sitting duck if he continued to run away.
You can't enter the spirit world this time. Even if you withstand the damage from the explosion, you will be exposed to more viruses later.
Count Fritz didn't want to gamble his life, so he chose to turn around and kill Rosen first.
The universal antidote can also suppress the virus in the body for half an hour. As long as Rosen is killed during this period, no one will stop him from returning to the city for help. He doesn't believe that Rosen would dare to use that kind of virus bomb when the two sides are fighting at close range.
Count Fritz counterattacked and attacked Rosen, but Rosen turned and ran without hesitation.
This made Count Fritz even more certain that his decision was correct, but as he chased, he entered the coverage of a space trap.
Rosen certainly knew that the explosion of Rose would at most make Count Fritz embarrassed.
So he took advantage of people's psychology. People are often unwilling to take risks when they have an advantage.
Sequence 6 versus Sequence 7, if Count Fritz cannot escape, there is a high probability that he will counterattack and be killed.
Therefore, all his retreat routes were filled with space traps.
Count Fritz fell into the trap and was instantly teleported to the gallery maze where he was caught in a dilemma.
Count Fritz was well aware of how dangerous the Void Gallery was, and he immediately took out his treasured extraordinary artifact, the Horn of the Fire Demon.
This is a one-time extraordinary artifact of Sequence 5. By sacrificing one's own spiritual lower limit, one can summon a fire demon.
Count Fritz directly sacrificed 5 points of his spiritual lower limit, leaving him with only 35 points of spiritual strength, barely maintaining his Sequence 6 level. The 5 points of spiritual lower limit summoned two Sequence 6 peak fire demons, which boiled the sea water in the gallery maze.
The two Balrogs, brandishing fists dripping with lava, began to destroy the gallery maze under the command of Count Fritz.
Count Fritz did his best to use the screenwriter of fate, making himself and the Balrog the protagonist and supporting role, and using the gallery maze as the background of the stage play, to script a straight line for himself to the core of the gallery maze.
Although the gallery maze is a moving maze, it has lost its function of trapping enemies at this moment.
Because Count Fritz did not walk through the maze but directly demolished the wall in a straight line, he could reach the studio in at most ten minutes.
It was at this time that Rosen truly realized that a Sequence 6 noble and a Sequence 6 crypt demon leader were two completely different concepts.
He began to set up space traps in the middle of the straight-line distance between the two points.
In this way, as long as the two fire demons step into the space trap, they will immediately be transferred out of the void gallery.
However, Count Fritz was experienced and seemed to have considered this possibility in advance.
So he went straight into the fire element barrier and hid in the mouth of a fire demon.
In this way, if the fire demon encounters a space trap and is teleported away, Count Fritz will also leave with it.
"Evil Spirit No. 1 has Count Fritz in his mouth. It seems that we can only send away the evil spirit No. 2."
Rosen had no choice but to teleport the other fire demon away first.
However, just as Fire Demon No. 2 stepped on the space trap and was about to teleport, the gray mouse suddenly stopped Rosen.
"Space transfer No. 1 Flame Demon."
The gray mouse called out urgently.
Although Rosen didn't understand what it meant, he still changed the object of space transfer out of trust.
The Fire Demon No. 1 with Count Fritz in his mouth was instantly transferred out of the space after entering the coverage of the space trap.
At this time, Rosen looked outside the Void Gallery, but found that Fire Demon No. 1 did not spit out Count Fritz.
Rosen finally realized that he was almost fooled by Count Fritz.
On the surface, it seemed that Count Fritz was hiding in the mouth of Fire Demon No. 1 and was advancing and retreating together.
But why would he do this openly?
Count Fritz could have used some tricks to obscure his perception, and then randomly hide in the mouth of a Balrog so that he wouldn't see him.
In this way, he couldn't figure out which balrog was hiding inside of Count Fritz.
He did not dare to perform a random space transfer, because he did not know whether he would accidentally transfer away the fire demon where Count Fritz was hiding.
Count Fritz could not have failed to think of such a simple solution.
So there is only one truth, Count Fritz apparently hid in the mouth of Balrog No. 1.
However, in reality, he had used some means to quietly transfer himself into the mouth of Fire Demon No. 2.
If he had really teleported away Fire Demon No. 2, Count Fritz would have successfully escaped.
Fortunately, the gray mouse was experienced and saw through Count Fritz's plan, causing Count Fritz to lose a fire demon helper.
In the mouth of Fire Demon No. 2, Count Fritz looked at the script of fate in his hand and almost crushed the pen of fate.
According to the script he wrote, Rosen shouldn't have seen through his plan.
Now there is only one Balrog left, and the difficulty of reaching the core of the gallery maze has doubled.
After calculating the effective duration of the antidote, Count Fritz knew that he was truly forced into a desperate situation.
He burned his extraordinary blood of the Devil of Life without hesitation, preparing for a final fight.
The Devil of Playfulness is a higher-level devil that can give birth to many strange abilities.
Relying on this bloodline and his own extraordinary sequence as a playwright, the Devil of Drama was born with the special talent of gambling with his life.
Relying on the fate script to lock in two targets, both sides then put their chips on the line and gamble their lives.
Since the playwright is not very good at frontal combat, Count Fritz relies heavily on his ability to gamble his life.
He encountered danger several times, but he always turned defeat into victory by gambling his life.
[Destiny Script: Gambling with Life]
[Protagonists: Count Fritz, Count Rosen]
[Bet: Both parties' lives]
[Life-Gambling Method: Both Parties...]
Count Fritz had originally planned to write that both sides suffered equal damage to see who would die first, but his sense of fate gave him another warning.
If he chooses this way of gambling his life, he is likely to fail.
[Life-gambling method: Both parties receive equal spiritual damage and see who dies first.]
Count Fritz added the word "spiritual" in the middle. Even though Rosen has the means to quickly heal physical injuries, he absolutely cannot master the means to instantly heal spiritual injuries, because only demigods have the means to recover from spiritual injuries.
However, for Count Fritz, his spirituality was damaged, which meant that he would lose eight hundred of his own men for every one he killed.
However, he was confident of victory, as the spiritual strength of a Sequence 6 could not lose to that of a Sequence 7.
As the fateful gamble ended, Count Fritz committed suicide on the spot without hesitation.
He chopped off his own head, removed the fire elemental barrier and allowed himself to burn to death.
Count Fritz, who had died once, began to be reborn in the divine territory.
At the same time, Rosen's body was fine, but his spiritual lower limit was instantly erased and fell to Sequence 8.
He had no idea what was happening, but he felt that Fire Demon No. 2 seemed to have suddenly lost control.
Under what circumstances would the Flame Demon suddenly lose control.
The most likely possibility is that Count Fritz died suddenly.
Rely on rebirth in the divine territory to get rid of the threat of the rose virus.
However, this approach is normally not a smart one.
It is true that the Lord of the Divine Realm can be reborn in the Divine Realm, but each rebirth will lower the spiritual threshold.
Moreover, during the rebirth period, the divine territory will be anchored in place and cannot move, and the divine territory lord can only rely on the divine territory to protect himself.
At this time, Rosen could completely enter the spiritual world through the divine territory, and then directly attack Count Fritz's divine territory.
Count Fritz himself had already lost the best troops in his command, and his divine domain was in a weak state.
In this situation, two divine domains are engaged in a territorial war. Is Count Fritz crazy to do this?
However, sensing the forced reduction of the lower limit of spirituality, Rosen somewhat understood what Count Fritz did.
He seemed to have used some means to make his spirituality suffer the same damage.
Rosen opened the mysterious study without hesitation. After hiding inside, he immediately felt that the power that was continuously harming his spirituality had disappeared.
At the same time, he sent out his self-portrait clone to prepare for a territorial war with Count Fritz.
Rosen knew about territory wars, but he had only read about them in books.
When the Lord of the Divine Realm is in reality, the Divine Realm territory exists in both the Lord of the Divine Realm's sea of consciousness and the spiritual world.
There is a relationship of primary and secondary here, with the sea of consciousness being primary and the spiritual world being secondary.
Wherever the Lord of the Divine Realm moves in reality, the Divine Realm territory will move with the Lord of the Divine Realm.
However, if the Lord of the Divine Realm is not in reality, but enters the Divine Realm, the Divine Realm will then leave the sea of consciousness and enter the spiritual world.
Because even if he is the Lord of the Divine Realm, it is impossible for him to enter his sea of consciousness in person.
The principle is the same as God cannot create something he cannot lift.
If Count Fritz was being resurrected at this time, his divine domain must have left the sea of consciousness and entered the spiritual world.
And because the person was resurrected in the territory, his divine territory was anchored in place and could not move.
Rosen manipulated his self-portrait clone to enter the divine territory, and then looked through the divine territory to the surface of the spiritual world outside the territory.
Sure enough, he saw a white mist not far away.
This is the space barrier covering the divine territory. By destroying this layer of white fog, one can enter Count Fritz's divine territory.
Rosen instantly anchored the divine territory to his self-portrait clone. At this time, when the self-portrait clone took a step forward, his divine territory would also follow suit, always ensuring that the divine territory and the self-portrait clone advanced and retreated together.
Rosen walked a few hundred meters and he and Count Fritz's divine territory were already within reach.
The brilliant lighthouse at the edge of the territory was instantly charged, locking onto Count Fritz's divine territory and emitting a continuous stream of brilliant beams.
The white mist-like space barrier began to shake wildly and was soon pierced by the brilliant beam of light.
Rosen continued to move forward, and suddenly the territories of both sides began to border each other.
Count Fritz's divine domain was not as developed as his. He had many more subjects than him, but there were only three buildings in his territory: a castle, a wizard tower located on the castle, and a soldiers' nest that produced unknown types of soldiers.
Faced with the continuous sweep of brilliant light beams, the wizard in charge of the wizard tower began to fight back.
Under the protection of the elemental barrier deployed by the castle, the wizard tower began to release chain lightning to counterattack Rosen's divine territory.
While the buildings in the territories of both sides were bombarding each other, Rosen had already used Shadow Escape to sneak into Count Fritz's divine territory.
If Count Fritz were still alive, anyone who rashly entered his divine domain would be immediately detected.
However, Rosen kept lurking until he reached the elemental barrier, and no enemy leader showed up to intercept him.
The Holy Fire of Space burned in Rosen's hands, and when it touched the elemental barrier, it immediately began to forcibly decompose it.
A hole was quickly created and he immediately rushed in and headed towards Count Fritz's castle.
As long as we find the resurrected Count Fritz, this territory war can end early.
Otherwise, if the fight really comes to an end, he doesn't want to kill a thousand enemies and lose eight hundred of his own.
(End of this chapter)