Chapter 1884 Alert

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Chapter 1884 Alert

As Emery's thoughts raced, a continuous stream of notifications intruded upon his consciousness, a mechanical voice resonating from the depths of the ruins.

[Alert, Alert, Alert]

[System compromised]

These alarming messages were accompanied by a realization. Emery now understood how the dark elves had managed to bypass his formidable defenses and inflict harm upon the high elves who had been safeguarding the crystal. It had all been orchestrated by a shadowy group known as the Void Stalkers—eight magus adorned in distinctive grey uniforms, reminiscent of those Emery had faced at the Demons' Pit. These magus specialized in shadow and space magic, which allowed them to strike with deadly precision, exploiting weaknesses in the high elves' defenses.

Among the enigmatic Void Stalkers, one figure stood out—an unexpected human magus. His malevolent smile betrayed his malicious intent as he callously extinguished the life of yet another high elf before him.

"Cole!" Emery exclaimed, his voice a mixture of astonishment and outrage.

The swift and ruthless actions of the Void Stalkers had inflicted devastating casualties upon the high elves, cutting their numbers in half and shattering their once-impervious formations. In doing so, they had effectively thwarted whatever plan the high elves had been attempting to execute to safeguard the crystal.

Emery, who had been in close proximity to the crystal, could sense that the enigmatic being sealed within it had begun to stir. A palpable sense of dread hung heavy in the air as the chain reaction rippled through the chamber. The previously pristine crystal had taken on an ominous, foreboding darkness, while a profound transformation rapidly overcame not only the crystal itself but also the intricate runes that adorned every surface within the chamber.

[Alert, Alert, Alert]

[System compromised]

[Alert, Alert, Alert]

Emery couldn't fully comprehend the meaning behind this cryptic message delivered by the mechanical voice of the ruins. Yet, as he observe the monumental changes unfolding within the chamber, it became painfully evident that protecting the crystal was no longer a viable option and he harbored no desire to remain at the epicenter of the enigma. With a determined resolve, Emery prepared to take flight away from the crystal, still clutching the dark elf monarch securely in his grasp. However, a formidable obstacle lay in his path, as dozens of dark elves stood ready to impede his departure.

"You're not going anywhere!" shouted D'Mal, who seemed determined to prioritize Emery's demise above the chaotic circumstances.

"You're not escaping!!" shouted D'Mal as he directed a group of dark elves to pursue the elusive enemy. However, their pursuit was swiftly met with resistance, as the 50 newly arrived high elves, led by Nievan, clashed with the pursuing dark elves. A fierce battle erupted between the two elven factions, creating a temporary diversion that allowed Emery to approach Jinkan and urgently brief her on the dire situation unfolding within the chamber.

Emery's attempt to brief Jinkan on the situation was abruptly interrupted by the Nephilim princess. It appeared that Jinkan had managed to extract some information from one of the captured dark magus, providing her with a partial understanding of the unfolding crisis. However, due to the lockdown of the ruins, communication with the outside world was impossible.

Faced with the dire circumstances, Jinkan and her team of 60 found themselves at a crossroads. Their combined forces could potentially make a significant impact on the ongoing battle within the chamber, but the Nephilim princess hesitated to send them headlong into such a perilous situation.

Jinkan turned her gaze toward Olivier, the representative of the Arkaland faction, seeking his insight and counsel on the matter. Her inquiry was deliberate as she asked, "What do you think?"

Olivier's response was measured and reflective of the dire circumstances. He maintained his composure as he stated, "At this point, we don't even know how to stop it."

In contrast, Nael, the Nephilim Fate Child, held a different perspective. "I can sense great evil emerging, we must quickly help them," he asserted, ready to lead his group of twenty Azazel Magus into the battle.

However, Jinkan swiftly intervened, recognizing the need for caution. "Unless we have a better understanding of the situation, our priority should be to find a way to escape this battle, to find a means to lift the lockdown," she emphasized, her voice carrying a note of urgency.

[Alert, Alert, Alert]

[Alert, Alert, Alert]

At that critical moment, an unexpected figure emerged - the half-machine Magus, Atlas. "I may have a way," he declared confidently.

Utilizing his advanced technological enhancements, Atlas held hope that he could access the complex system governing the ruins. His cybernetic arm, pointed toward a small panel near the enigmatic crystal—a mainframe through which he believed he could find answers to their current predicament and, ideally, a means to lift the lockdown.

In this desperate moment, with their options dwindling, Jinkan wasted no time. She swiftly appointed Neo and Jai to lead the charge. The Nephilim princess's gaze, resolute and unwavering, fell upon the designated team, urging them onward into the heart of the enigma that had entrapped them.

As most of the dark elves were preoccupied battling the high elves, the dark magus remained the primary obstacle for the group heading towards the panel. Although their numbers had dwindled to just thirty after their fierce confrontation with Loriel Starwind in her supreme form, they were still a formidable and capable force.

Amidst the chaotic clash of spells and weaponry, a determined small group made their way towards the designated panel. At the forefront was Atlas, the half-machine Magus, supported by a resolute team of human magus: Olivier, Neo, Uria, and Emery. Their mission was to ensure the safety of Atlas as he attempted to interface with the intricate mainframe.