Affinity: Chaos Chapter 1958: Unrealistic Situation

Chapter 1958: Unrealistic Situation

Grey and the others could not involve themselves with the battle with the Half God Plane experts’ battlefield, they were focused on the task at hand, which was surviving their current opponents. Grey’s act of moving around the battlefield might look very easy, in truth it was not. One mistake and he would not only lose his life, the others would be thrown into chaos as well. His presence is the only reason the Gnos were not making use of their Puppets, their greatest tool in battle. Without it, although they were still fierce, they were not as threatening as when their Puppets were present.

If Grey leaves the battlefield, these Gnos would all take out their Puppets and make the lives of those from True Dawn harder.

Grey was moving across the battlefield in shocking speed, helping whoever he could, while also making sure he was not caught by the Peak Sovereign Gno chasing after him.

It has been more than forty minutes since they ca here, and this Peak Sovereign Gno has been chasing him around half that ti. Any other Eighth stage Sovereign would have been captured by now. Grey’s space elent, lightning elent, and even wind elent has been key to escaping this Peak Sovereign Gno. He had been trapped in the Gno’s sealed range a couple of tis after the first ti. Each ti he gets caught in it, his lightning and wind elent would co into play, giving him the chance to escape the Gno’s attacks.

On the battlefield, there is no one who is as frustrated as this Gno. His job was relatively the easiest, yet he found it seemingly impossible to keep Grey in check. He was already getting looks of annoyance from so Ninth stage Sovereign Gnos Grey has interfered with their matches. The situation was even worse with the Peak Sovereigns who actively cursed out at him. If he had known this would be the case, he would have never taken the item that could seal space. He never even imagined he would have any use for it. The mont he laid his eyes on Grey, he was consud by greed and he told the others he would deal with Grey. The rewards promised by the Emperor of the Gno Race was enough for him to make an attempt at the Half God Plane.

Every Peak Sovereign’s dream was to naturally break through to the Half God Plane, especially those as old as he was. Now, he was starting to regret that decision. He had watched Grey kill three Ninth stage Sovereigns since he started the chase. This was excluding the ones Grey had killed before he started the hunt. He was blown away by Grey’s abilities and genuinely felt amazed by him. If not for the fact that they were enemies, he would not mind taking soone like this under his wings. It was a sha they were from opposing Races and Grey was not a Necromancer.

Grey felt annoyed by the chase, luckily, he was very fast. Although he was quite embarrassed by this, one of his abilities he felt confident in was his ability to run away. He could not even count how many tis he has been in this position, and every ti, he makes it out one way or the other. Having so many elents at his disposal made it convenient to escape most people with superior cultivation stages. Faced with a Gno whose primary elent was the darkness elent, he was even more confident he could escape from him.

Five more minutes went by with the Gno still chasing after him, only this ti, the Gno was not showing frustration, rather, his facial expression displayed worry. The reason for that was simple, his people were losing, quite bad to say the least.

When Grey and his group arrived, the Gnos could still fight back and it was generally one against one most of the ti. In fact, the Gnos still had the number advantage at the ti. The past ten minutes have changed that with Grey and his friends killing more Gnos in the Late stages. Furthermore, no Human has lost their lives during this ti period.

Realistically speaking, this should be impossible since both parties were fighting and there was no definitive stronger side. Yet, it was happening to the Gnos in a battle they previously had full control over.

How could sothing like this happen?

The Peak Sovereign Gno was not the only one asking this question, the Half God Plane Gnos as well as the few weaker ones in the Late stages who were still alive all had this question in their heads. There were no Venerables in this battlefield, only Sovereigns. At the start, the Gnos killed so Sovereigns, including two at the Peak and five Ninth stage Sovereigns. Now, they have lost at least five tis that number. Other than the four Peak Sovereigns the Half God Plane experts helped Grey kill, one more Peak Sovereign has fallen. The Ninth stage Sovereigns were even worse, falling like weeds under the hands of Chris in particular.

Chris’s light elent was a natural counter to the Gnos’ darkness elent, whenever he had the chance to deal a fatal strike to any unsuspecting Gno, he always took the chance. The only ti his golden flash is seen was when he was racing to save soone in a tight spot.

The Gnos could not understand how everything could change in a short ten minutes.

‘I need to escape.’

The Peak Sovereign Gno thought to himself. He could already see their defeat, if he stayed here any further, he would lose his life, along with his companions. There was no disgrace in escaping, as long as he left with his life. As he chased after Grey, he searched for the opportunity he needed to escape.

This opportunity ca in a matter of seconds when a large explosion rang out from deep within True Dawn’s main buildings which were over a hundred kiloters away.

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