Chapter 1635 My Enemy

Chapter 1635 My Enemy

The sky of purgatory was red since anyone could remember. But today, it cracked like a mirror and glowed with various lights.

Klynster and his divine peers looked up at the sky with a trembling gaze. Their dead eyes reflected the vibrant colors and for a moment, they all found themselves at a loss for words.

The might of purgatory was challenged today.

"Urgh."

A pained groan left Varian's throat as the sheer pressure eminating from the five beings put pressure on him.

They were confronting each other and weren't trying to hurt him. But it struck him as odd that his wives, who usually carefully controlled their aura to not affect him in such situations, let it flow.

That alone didn't amount to a substantial thought. But the bubbling emotions he could feel from the link and the common word in their minds 'Sugar Mommy' worried Varian.

"...Sarah?" Varian called out, hoping he's just overthinking it.

The blonde queen clenched her sword tighter and gave him that look which told him she was not in a great mood. "We'll talk."

"..." Varian nodded with a depressed expression.

Once she turned around, his expression changed into one of vengeance and he slapped his chest.

'Logos, you bastard! You brought that topic, provoked me, raised my emotions and guided them here!'

[That I did to save you. You're welcome.]

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[For achieving a big goal, small sacrifices are necessary.]

Varian shook his hand and yelled. "I'll take them out. See you out soon."

The flames of red and green spread out from Varian's hand as if they were trying to spread throughout the land.

Forming strings of flames, they enveloped the Undead and formed a boundary around them, seperating them from purgatory.

"I'll take them out first. Be safe!" Varian yelled before engulfing the entire region with his space-time powers.

"My child, don't go!"

Ignoring the crazy woman's desperate pleading, the space around Varian's group distorted.

"Noo!"

A flash of red blinded everyone and the next moment, they were pulled away from the location, appearing at the other end of the purgatory, just a few miles away from the barrier.

Boom!

Varian looked down at the ash-colored hand passing through his chest in disbelief.

"You..."

Klynster looked at him with an emotionless, no, with a dead expression.

"How dare a filthy living creature have those slivers? Unacceptable!"

Klynster's leg flashed and a powerful force struck Varian in the back, tearing his body into two.

As blood rained and organs ruptured, Varian used the power of life in a drop of blood that was blown away to draw distance from Klynster.

The power of death that drilled into his body from the Undead began to wreck havoc, attempting to devour him violently.

And unlike the usual parasite's infesting energy, this one seemed to understand his aura style very well.

Despite his best attempts, Varian was losing.

A light flashed and hundreds of Undead—elders, middle-aged, young and even children—surrounded him.

Klynster stood in the middle, looking at him with a plain expression.

Varian's eyes widened and he shook with anger at the betrayal.

Once the link between them and Purgatory was severed, he could feel their souls with accuracy.

Not a single one in front of him, neither the child undead nor Klynster himself had an announce of proper emotion.

Toward him, all they held was instinctive hatred.

"I was skeptical when that old man warned me not to try kill you right away." Klynster walked in the air, approaching him with absolute confidence.

It was as if a lightning flashed in his mind and illuminated the darkness. Varian grasped that Equilius bribed both of them to kill him.

"Now I get it. It wouldn't have worked on you. Those females would've been disastrous if I attempted to kill you without that stupid bug's intervention." With a flick of his wrist, beams of aura from one Undead reached another and formed a complex geometric shape.

"Give away the slivers. You're not qualified to control them."

The beams of aura that went through every Undead shot at Klynster and he trembled slightly.

The alarm in Varian's head went off, warning him of the enemy's increased strength.

Klynster's aura was thicker, darker and viscious. He was still weaker than the parasite queen but not by much.

Looking at the dead eyes of the man, Varian asked through gritted teeth. "So everything you told me, the dream of these people, their regrets...it's all a lie?"