740: Chapter 515 Six-ard Snake Demon Nightshadow_1 740: Chapter 515 Six-ard Snake Demon Nightshadow_1 This fully demonstrated that what General Kopofiel had said earlier was true—Lord Gaven and his allies had closed the Demon Portal, rendering the demons rootless and in disarray.
Following closely behind the Hobgoblins, the Flank Pioneer Army charged out without actually using the flank chariots but rather advancing on foot in the wake of the Hobgoblins.
Their casualty rate was only second to that of the Hobgoblins; they ford the second line of defense behind the chariot formations to stop the demons that broke through using unconventional ans—invisibility, leaping, teleportation, shape-shifting were all possibilities.
Although there weren’t many of these types of demons, not a single one was easy to deal with; before they were killed, they had already caused a certain degree of destruction.
At the sa ti, thunderous battle cries resonated from outside Blood Gorge.
The three Cavalry forces summoned by Veranika arrived, with the deafening sounds of explosions serving as their charge trumpets.
The Cavalry of the Nola Guards Corps lowered their visors, leveled their lances, and launched their most direct charge with a thunderous roar.
The Hobgoblin Blood Claw Wolf Cavalry, howling, swung their curved sabers, looping around to the side to charge in.
The Gnoll Ferocity Mink Cavalry, on the other hand, charged while frantically whirling their slings, smashing bottles of Blazing Gel at the enemy.
The attacking thods of the three cavalry units differed, but one thing they had in common—their weapons, like Golia’s, were all ignited, temporarily transford into fla weapons.
They mainly targeted Trolls on the outskirts and naturally had prepared sufficient attack thods for this.
All at once, the assaults launched, while Gaven, with a single “Fairy Step,” leapt straight from the pile of rubble, and as he madly rushed towards the direction where Kellysha and the Six-ard Snake Demon were, he commanded loudly, “Help each other out, first dig out your comrades from beneath the earth.
Kellysha, are you still alive?
Kellysha…”
“Cough cough…
not…
not yet…
dead…” Kellysha’s weak voice ca from under the pile of rocks; it was evident that every word she spoke cost her a trendous amount of energy and ca with endless pain, as if a huge rock was pressing on her chest, “The demon…
is also not…
fully dead…”
“Susie…
Susie…
bring people over for rescue, leave the rest to .” Gaven, holding Death Roar, rushed at top speed to where the voice ca from.
Massive amounts of earth and stone had buried Kellysha and the Six-ard Snake Demon, who were frozen in place at the edge of the Demolition site, with only parts of them still visible.
Their will to survive, more tenacious than that of a Giant Dragon, ant they were still hanging on to life despite such circumstances.
Kellysha’s situation was clearly better than that of the Six-ard Snake Demon.
Firstly, the Rock Sentinel’s abilities were devilishly potent, and when combined with Earth Body, her regenerative ability was at least 12 points, even more demonic than an ordinary Troll.
So long as she wasn’t killed instantly, she could recover continuously, and a damage reduction of twenty-five points ensured this.
Secondly, the explosion’s epicenter was directly towards her, using the Six-ard Snake Demon as a giant shield, with most debris from the explosion landing on the demon’s back.
Therefore, the Six-ard Snake Demon was in a dire state, its entire back mauled as if gnawed by a dog, with armor and skin all torn apart, revealing the flesh within.
At the worst spots, even the bones could be seen, with a large amount of dirt embedded in them, each movent causing teeth-grinding pain—she had essentially lost the ability to move.
Tons of earth and stone pressed down on her long green snake tail; although she was on the brink of death, her consciousness remained clear.
Seeing Gaven, her eyes were filled with unconcealable hatred and spite as she coldly said, “I didn’t expect to stumble here, but next ti, I will show you what fear is, what despair is, kid, I rember you, and I will co back…”
The Six-ard Snake Demon regarded the imminent death with detachnt.
It wasn’t that she wasn’t afraid of death, but many Otherworldly Creatures, especially those from the Abyssal and Hell Dinsions, have a trait: when they die on the Material Plane, they aren’t truly dead.
Their soul essence is pulled back to their respective Dinsions of the Abyss or Hell to be reborn, as those places are not only where they live but also their prisons—especially the Hell Dinsion.
To kill them for good, one must delve into the Hell Dinsion and destroy them in the place they call ho, only then will their soul essence be absorbed by the Hell Dinsion, and they truly die—assuming, of course, no one resurrects them.
Those high-ranking demons, particularly the Legendary Demon Lords, certainly arrange a series of contingencies to ensure they don’t et their end.
Hence, many families fight the sa demon or devil for generations, repeatedly banishing and killing it countless tis but finding it hard to eradicate, ultimately leading to their own ruin.
The Six-ard Snake Demon’s ssage was clear: kid, I’ve got my eye on you, and as soon as I have the chance to enter the Material Plane or you’re dragged into the Abyssal Plane, brace yourself for my endless revenge.
“Perfect, I’d like to conduct an experint.
Guess who has greater control over the soul: Undead Divine Office or the laws of Abyssal Hell?” Gaven asked with unrestrained enthusiasm.
To tell the long story short, from the Six-ard Snake Demon’s travel through the Dinsional Portal to their Detonation of the Demon Portal sending it skyward, it all took less than two minutes.
Gaven’s realm of Undead Vengeance was just entering the final sixty-second countdown.
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