The fisherman druid is in another world

Chapter 763

Hamel exclaimed in surprise. As a legendary superhuman, he had worked his way up step by step, experiencing countless battles, both large and small, and life-threatening situations. He was by no means a man lacking courage.

However, courage is not the same as recklessness. Especially now that he is a commander, he must consider the casualties of the team, and the meaning and value of those casualties.

It's not that there can be no casualties, but rather that those who die are of low value and meaningless.

Judging from the strength displayed by the enemy before us, choosing violence would not result in any fighting, but only a one-sided massacre.

Unfortunately, Hamel could not make his own people understand his thoughts with just a single word, and even if they did understand, it did not mean they agreed with him.

Especially among Hoyer's men, there was no instinctive obedience to him.

"Awooo..." A deep roar that no human vocal cords could produce resounded like thunder in the arena.

The Cry of War!

Black Robo also intends to demonstrate the power of a genuine legend combined with a privileged user and a technical cheat.

This seemingly simple roar encompassed a superimposed resonance of sonic techniques and mental magic, easily surpassing the conventional limit of the 9th ring and reaching the level of a forbidden spell.

The effect is also quite obvious, which can be described in four words: cleared out instantly!
Hamel was left standing there all alone.

He looked around stiffly and mechanically, seeing corpses all over the ground, all bleeding from their seven orifices, their expressions ferocious and horrified, some even with their eyes bulging out, leaving only two bloody holes.

Hamel suddenly smiled bitterly. After truly witnessing the horrific scene, he realized that the other side had come with the intention of annihilation. Whether they recklessly charged or begged for mercy, the result would be the same!
"Die!" Hamel unleashed his emotions, instantly reaching a state of explosive power and delivering the most stunning attack of his life. Although it was just a normal sword strike, its power surpassed his past so-called ultimate moves.

However, this incredibly powerful attack only managed to cut through nothing.

Possessing a divine soul and being a high-level user, Black Robb's control of Oberon gives him an undisputed crushing advantage over Hamel in at least two major areas.

Such an advantage cannot be overcome simply by having a breakthrough in seeding.

Oberon's rank is Legend++, but his actual combat strength far surpasses that of a Legend.

He appeared behind Hamel with apparent ease, then punched Hamel in the back of the head...

The offense and defense in this move are naturally not as simple as they appear on the surface.

Putting everything else aside, Oberon's teleportation is unusual. If it were a regular teleportation, Hamel would lock him down, either causing the teleportation to fail or leaving him vulnerable to the sword strike.

After all, this seemingly ordinary sword strike, if it were only powerful, would not be enough to be considered 'amazing' from the perspective of a legendary rank.

It must be outstanding in every aspect, and its power is particularly remarkable, to deserve such praise.

But he still failed to hit the target.

Of course, at this level of competition, it's either life or death; there's rarely an intermediate state. If Oberon hadn't been able to dodge, it wouldn't have been as simple as just being injured. Instead, he would have had all his life force extinguished by a strike infused with the power of the laws, and Black Rob's soul would also have been damaged.

Although in the eyes of the gods, a legend is just a stronger ant, the upper limit of this ant is already at the level of an army ant. Its venom is enough to cause a swelling the size of a steamed bun after being bitten. If one also has certain problems such as allergies, causing complications, there is a possibility of death.

That's why it's said that those at the legendary rank already have the potential to kill gods.

Black Robb, who was a false god before and whose body had natural shortcomings, now has no such shortcomings in terms of either his status or his body.

Therefore, at least in the prime material plane, he is terrifyingly strong, and his true combat strength cannot be measured by legendary combat power.

Returning to the present, although Black Rob was deliberately slaughtering key priests in the secret society-like alternative church to disrupt the Night God's ascension to godhood, he still showed leniency towards high-ranking figures like Hamel.

Of course, showing leniency doesn't mean not killing them, but rather that they will be treated even worse.

The core priests could be said to have died cleanly and efficiently; even finding a less painful way to commit suicide would not have been as good as this. But the high-ranking priests suffered greatly; soul searching was no pleasant experience.

In particular, legendary-tier characters inevitably possess powerful souls that match their tier, making them more resilient and able to withstand repeated soul searches. Naturally, Black Rob would choose to slowly process them using specialized methods.

Like Abed, who is still suffering on the old Japanese warship.

Hamel met the same fate. Otherwise, Black Rob wouldn't have used Xun Ze's teleportation to close the distance and deliver a fatal punch to the head. He had many more efficient and safer ways to kill him.

Extract Hamel's soul, seal it directly, and use the Void Warehouse for teleportation (the Void Warehouses can be exchanged; as long as there is an entity with equal authority on the other end to control it, the warehouse locations can be swapped to complete the teleportation). The main goal is to be decisive and avoid any unforeseen complications.

Then, Oberon glanced eastward and a slight smile appeared on his lips.

Lemvee, the last legendary-ranked member of the Night God's Action Team, was primarily focused on technological research and development. He initially remained behind the scenes, but Oberon's arrival was too sudden. By the time Lemvee reached the central control hub of the stronghold's magic array, Oberon had already slaughtered countless enemies. Immediately afterward, the enlightened Hamel launched a desperate attack.

With the help of the magic circle, seeing that Hamel's amazing attacks were easily neutralized and killed by Oberon in one move, Lemve realized that continuing to fight was pointless, and that preserving his life was the most urgent task.

So he made a quick decision to use the energy supplied by the magic array for long-distance delivery.

The magic circle at the stronghold already had this function, and Lemve had the specialized technology and artifacts to further enhance it. Therefore, this time, he did not hesitate to damage the magic circle components and, at the same time, almost drained his current supernatural power reserves through overclocking operations, directly turning Lemve into a stream of light and sending him thousands of miles away.

More importantly, this delivery also crossed boundaries to some extent. By the time Lemve appeared, he was no longer in the prime material plane, but in the outer plane.

Unbeknownst to Lemve, even so, he was unable to break free from Black Rob's lock.

Black Robb may seem violent and reckless, but he is also quite shrewd and cunning.

His forbidden-spell-level howl, combined with the power of his soul, inherently possessed the characteristics of covering the entire area and leaving a mark. Although it did not do anything to Lemve, it still completed the tracking mark.

Of course, this level of marking alone is not enough for Black Rob to pinpoint its location thousands of miles away, and it is also beyond the boundaries.

Lemve was launched using a magic circle, making its trajectory traceable. Since the magic circle is now ownerless, hacking it shouldn't be too difficult for Black Robb with his advanced technology.

Moreover, even if they lose track of Lemve for the time being, with a high-level 'tongue' like Hamel, they will surely be able to obtain more information about the Night God Society's secret strongholds.

Black Robb had no grudge against Lemve, they were simply on opposing sides, enemies rather than friends. If he could obtain more valuable information about the target in time, he wouldn't mind letting Lemve live a few more days. After all, fallen leaves will eventually return to their roots, and as long as he insisted on causing trouble for the Night God Society, they would naturally meet again someday.

Black Rob was as efficient as ever, casually tossing out several standard magical artifacts to establish an independent barrier area within the magic circle. Then, he set up another set of magical equipment, and the teleportation portal was automatically constructed under the predetermined program.

About ten minutes later, the portal was completed and activated from the other end. Immediately afterwards, members of the Nightmare Death Society, who were closest to the site, filed out of the portal and began cleaning up the battlefield.

A few minutes later, Black Robb finished breaking the magic circle and handed the remaining work over to the Soul-Possessed Puppet. He then set off again, not to track down Lemve, but to a nearby city to harvest evil spirits.

Currently, it is quite cost-effective for Oberon to harvest evil spirits and absorb their energy.

This is because Black Robb has not had any major issues that require a significant drain on his spiritual energy lately, so he has a surplus of spiritual energy every day.

Even if it is not used, this surplus will not accumulate the next day. Therefore, apart from reserving it to deal with emergencies, using the rest to ride Oberon for evil harvesting is a more cost-effective option.

Black Rob also worried that after a while, the evil spirits in the city might not be as easy to kill as they are now.

His statement was naturally backed by a series of research analyses.

Simply put, life always finds a way.

Evil spirits are also a form of life. As human survivors adapt to the environment, they become increasingly difficult to capture. At the same time, hunting evil spirits gradually improve their experience and skills, thus monopolizing the activity of hunting human survivors. The large number of evil spirits living in cities will inevitably lead to a new level of infighting in order to absorb more evil energy, which means turning against their own kind.

This leads to the third stage: survival of the fittest, the strong preying on the weak. Like germs, unable to expand outwards, they devour each other.

In this way, the fighting and further accumulation of evil energy will put the evil group back on the fast track of increasing its strength.

At that time, it will be difficult for Black Robb to use the power of the divine soul and the benefits of the laws to harvest tens of thousands of evil beings as he is now.

Black Rob believes that the Chaotic Ladder and even the Night God Society should also be aware of this, hence their frequent actions, one of the purposes of which is to establish a harvesting model as soon as possible and harvest the evil with high cost-effectiveness.

Not too many are needed; there are over a hundred million globally. Once digested, that's enough to make our mouths water. We need to digest them as quickly as possible to keep up with the evil's 'version update' and have enough resources to develop a harvesting method suitable for the three stages of evil.

Otherwise, one wrong step leads to another, and you'll be given opportunities but fail to use them. In the end, you can only look at the rampant evil and lament, or even become part of the struggling to survive group instead of the group that profits by taking advantage of others.

For the same reason, if these forces can be dealt a heavy blow during this period, even if it is just disrupting their established rhythm, it will have a huge impact. From a macro perspective, it has extremely high strategic value.

Therefore, the forces under Black Robb's control can be described as moving at the slightest sound. The Reaper Oberon is merely a star unit, more focused on appearances and image projects. The real big move, which is to mobilize logistics and even a large puppet army, is like an iceberg hidden underwater.

For example, there are already scheduled attacks against known suspected Chaos Ladder outposts.

The key to this overall strategy lies in fully leveraging the strong manufacturing capabilities of the production base, using super-powerful rockets to bombard the enemy's territory, and employing saturation attacks primarily powered by elemental forces to attempt to overload the enemy's magic array defense field.

Once the magic circle, that turtle shell, is broken, the next step is the multi-purpose induced bomb, which can target the enemy's manpower and greatly increase the chance of the monsters going berserk, if the base happens to have a monster research project.

In short, it's all about shooting three times, whether there's a chance or not. Its unique features include long-range attacks, super-saturation attacks, technological concepts, and the use of elemental power.

(End of this chapter)