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Chapter 1884 Going Back in Time
Although [Bones of the Wrongly Dead] is a powerful anti-curse item, players are definitely not willing to use it as a mere rebound item when facing curse attacks.

So some players started looking for the BUG of this item, no, it should be said that it is a hidden gameplay.

What players are best at is to use tricks to trigger skills that have very high triggering requirements.

For example, Berserk, Bloodlust, etc. require a significant drop in health points, and some skills can only be triggered when the health points are in a red state. A normal person will not be beaten. If the blood loss is too low to trigger, a normal person should commit seppuku to trigger it actively.

The blood you lose yourself does not count as blood loss.

According to this principle, naturally some people would try to trigger the rebound curse mechanism of [Bones of the Unjustly Dead] by committing fraud.

But unfortunately, cursing yourself and then rebounding it to the enemy is not an option, because the rebound judgment of [Bones of the Unjustly Dead] is very strict and simple, and it will rebound to whoever curses you.

Even if the player curses himself, the [Bones of the Wrongfully Dead] won't even react, giving the impression that you can commit suicide and I won't stop you.

However, players are a group with great imagination, and they are best at finding loopholes, so the Cursed Doll prop was discovered.

The way this item is judged is very strange. As a cursed item, the maker will not be judged as the person who cast the curse. Only the one who attacks the cursed doll will be considered the person who cast the curse.

Logically, this makes sense. After all, if a curse is understood as causing harm, then making a cursed doll will not cause harm to anyone.

The relationship between the person who makes the cursed doll and the person who harms the cursed doll and thus achieves the purpose of the curse is like the relationship between the person who makes a gun and the person who uses the gun to commit murder.

Therefore, the Cursed Doll and the [Bones of the Unjustly Dead] form a perfect combination. As long as you take out the Cursed Doll and throw it into the enemy's attack during the battle, it will trigger the rebound effect of the [Bones of the Unjustly Dead] 100%, which is so strong that it is a bit abnormal.

The only pity is that this trick is of little use to players. After all, players understand players best. If the opponent takes out a strange thing and throws it at you, the first reaction will definitely be to roll away, but it is very effective against enemies other than players.

After this routine appeared, the Third Kingdom, a place rich in the "Bones of the Unjustly Dead", was once circulated with the beautiful saying "When strangers come, justice will come", and the curse masters who were like rats in the gutter turned their fortunes around overnight and became wealthy.

It’s a pity that these curse masters who used to smile sinisterly when making cursed props no longer have smiles on their faces, only dark circles and fatigue.

This is probably the result of a hobby turning into a day and night job.

Unfortunately, the [Bones of the Unjustly Dead] are disposable. When one is used, there is one less bone left. There is also only one way to obtain it, so the [Bones of the Unjustly Dead] are quite rare and will not be used unless it is absolutely necessary.

The tailor didn't care. He was an early player, born in the Third Kingdom. He didn't want to rely on the combination of [Cursed Doll x Bones of the Unjustly Dead], so he accumulated a bunch of [Bones of the Unjustly Dead].

Although this combination is powerful, it also has conditions for the target object in order to achieve the best effect.

For a super-large enemy like the Titan, a slap from it would be enough to cost the player ten lives, but for me it is just an ordinary slap, and I won’t feel anything even if it bounces back to me.

But when facing the Sun Chariot, or the Magic Emperor, the effect is maximized.

The Sorcerer Emperor is merely a figurehead, his only function being to drive the Sun Chariot. All the damage and special abilities originate from the Sun Chariot, yet it is not a living entity; even the four lifelike solar elemental horses are created by the Sun Chariot. Therefore, the Sun Chariot can be considered a weapon wielded by the Sorcerer Emperor. The Sorcerer Emperor used this weapon to stab the Cursed Doll, becoming the Cursed One. Naturally, the curse reflected from the [Bone of the Wrongfully Dead] is also directed at the Sorcerer Emperor.

The most noble thing about the curse series of damage is that it ignores defense. Unless the opponent has holy attributes or curse resistance, he will directly bear all the damage.

Of course, the curse is useless against the sun, nor against the sun gem, but the Magic Emperor is only the driver of the Sun Chariot, and thus controls the power of the sun through the Sun Chariot. The power of the sun does not really flow through the Magic Emperor's body.

The greatest effect of that magical armor was to act as a holy ointment, making it immune to the sun's heat.

The pitch-black death curse skull instantly engulfed the Sun Chariot and the Magic Emperor, and the incandescent light that illuminated the entire treasure land was swallowed up.

The Death Curse Skull transformed into a tornado that enveloped the Sun Chariot, then shrank to cover the magic armor and then dissipated.

There was no explosion, no flash, and it was completely silent. There was only the Magic Emperor sitting stiffly on the Sun Chariot, his magic armor covered with countless cracks, and tiny pieces of armor scattered down.

The majestic mask fell and shattered on the ground.

"Ah...ah...you, you actually dare..."

A hoarse voice like a broken bellows leaked out from the hole left by the Magic Emperor's fallen mask. He slowly raised his head, revealing a skinless, bloody face.

Blaze narrowed his eyes and whispered, "Chimeric armor... I see. It directly fuses the magic armor with the body, preventing anyone from taking it away and ensuring that his vitality doesn't deplete."

"You, how dare you hurt my body that will become the king of the world!" The Magic Emperor covered his face and roared hysterically.

"I almost beat you to death." The usually taciturn tailor couldn't help but complain. He only deflected back three times the damage of the Sun Chariot's normal attack, but the Magic Emperor already looked half dead.

He suspected that if he threw a few more, the Magic Emperor might be killed by the rebound.

"Besides, the one behind him is the King of Asgard and the King of Destiny. What does being the King of the World mean to him?"

"Ahhhh-"

The Magic Emperor looked at Blaze with great resentment. He pulled the reins and the four solar elemental horses dragged the solar chariot again.

But he did not charge towards Blaze. Instead, he turned around. It was not an escape, but simply a movement in the opposite direction.

When the Sun Chariot, which symbolizes the trajectory of the sun and the passage of time, moves in the opposite direction, it means that time begins to flow backwards.

The damaged site began to be repaired, the melted mountains of gold and silver returned to their original state, and the magic armor and the body of the Magic Emperor sitting on the Sun Chariot were completely restored.

(End of this chapter)