The Witcher: The Journey to Transcendence from Marvel.

Chapter 79 Roadblock

As the prayers continued to ring out, the originally violent hailstorm gradually slowed down until it stopped completely, leaving only a mess on the ground.

The blood gradually returned to its normal color. The originally disgusting blood-red color gradually faded, replaced by clear water.

The river water became transparent again, and people flocked to the riverside, scooping up the clear water with their hands, as if nothing had happened.

"It's the gods. They haven't abandoned us!!!"

People began to shout, many of them fell to their knees with tears in their eyes, praising the Egyptian gods and expressing their gratitude and loyalty to them.

It was to be expected that worship of the Egyptian gods would multiply because of the miracles they had performed.

In people's eyes, this is God's favor and protection to them, and the light of hope in their despair.

However, in Weiss's view, things are not that simple.

The Egyptian gods must have been tripped up by something, otherwise the disaster would not have lasted so short a time.

"Their influence on the human world is getting weaker and weaker, so they have to stage such a drama." He understood that this seemingly miraculous disaster and salvation was just a measure taken by the gods to maintain their authority.

The power of the gods may be gradually declining, and they need to use this method to reawaken people's faith and consolidate their position in the world.
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At this moment, Imhotep had sneaked into Evelyn's room quietly, his eyes fixed on the woman who woke him up from his long sleep.

In Imhotep's view, she was undoubtedly the perfect carrier for Ansuna's resurrection. He had already devoured four Americans, and was only one crucial step away from complete resurrection.

Just when he thought he was about to succeed, Weiss's voice broke the silence of the night.

"You're not going to make it."

He stood at the door, wand in hand, staring at Imhotep quietly.

"Wizard!" Imhotep turned around abruptly and glared at Weiss. "You again! Are you here to stop me?"

Wes quickly sat on the sofa in the room. He did not answer Imhotep's question, but just looked at Imhotep quietly.

Imhotep was completely enraged by Wes's attitude. Just as he was about to take action, O'Connor rushed into the room with a group of people.

Everyone held their weapons tightly in their hands, ready to deal with any situation that might occur.

Evelyn was also awakened by the sudden noise. When she saw Imhotep standing beside her bed, she jumped out of bed in fright and ran behind O'Connor in panic.

The people at the door saw Wes and Imhotep confronting each other and did not dare to act rashly. The atmosphere in the room was extremely tense.

When Imhotep saw the last American appear here, he immediately came up with a new plan. As long as he swallowed this person, he could be completely resurrected and realize his long-cherished wish.

He raised his hands, and a large amount of yellow sand appeared in the room instantly, surging wildly in the room and gathering into a small sandstorm.

The sandstorm swirled in the room, making a terrifying roar. The furniture was sucked into the vortex, debris flew everywhere, and the whole room became a mess.

The sandstorm swept towards the American, threatening to swallow him whole.

"Meow!!" A white cat appeared in the room without anyone noticing.

The cat was very cute and jumped lightly onto the piano, but it looked so scary in Imorton's eyes.

Imorton seemed to be extremely afraid of the cat. He immediately turned into a gust of yellow wind and escaped through the open window.

The whirlwind of yellow sand in the room dissipated instantly, and Immorton's figure disappeared with it. Weiss immediately used the 'levitation spell' to catch up.

His figure was like a light feather, floating quickly in the air, following closely behind Imhotep.

When O'Connor saw that the two had left, he quickly led everyone away from this place full of strange atmosphere.

"Go, it's not safe here!"

Wes and Immorton engage in a thrilling chase in the skies above Cairo.

Weiss followed closely behind, constantly reciting spells in an attempt to interfere with Imhotep's route. Imhotep used his speed advantage to constantly change direction in an attempt to get rid of Weiss's pursuit.

Imhotep suddenly stopped at the top of a temple and chanted a spell loudly. The nearby river surged up under his magic, raising huge waves that seemed to swallow Weiss.

Weiss reacted quickly, shooting a brilliant blue light from his wand that pierced the night sky like a sword.

The moment the light hits the river water, it freezes it, forming a spectacular wall of ice.

The ice wall was crystal clear and exuded a cold aura, blocking the attack of the river water.

"I didn't expect you to be so capable." Imhotep sneered.

Weiss did not respond, but continued to chant the spell. Under Weiss's control, several black balls shot towards Imhotep like meteors.

These balls drew black tracks in the air at an extremely fast speed.

Seeing this, Imhotep immediately summoned a swarm of locusts.

The locust swarms were so dark and dense that they covered the sky and almost blocked out the moonlight.

The black ball exploded as it approached the locust swarm, "Boom!" "Boom!" Balls of flames exploded, and the powerful impact caused more than half of the locusts to be burned to death by the flames, falling down in large numbers.

Weiss kept waving his wand, and ice knights appeared one after another. They quickly gathered around Weiss, ready to fight the creatures summoned by Imhotep.

These ice knights are tall and mighty, wearing ice armor and holding ice swords. They wave their ice swords and rush towards Imhotep nimbly.

Imhotep seemed to be prepared. He waved his hands and created a gust of wind.

The howling wind blew the knights into the sky, and then they fell heavily to the ground, smashing them to pieces.

These ice knights shattered in the air, and the debris fell to the ground with a "crackling" sound, turning into countless ice crystals and splashing everywhere.

Then, the temple beneath Imhotep began to desertify, and sand poured out from the cracks in the floor, covering the entire building.

The monks in the temple also turned into mummies under the cover of yellow sand, their skin withered, their muscles atrophied, leaving only a thin layer of skin and bones.

They staggered out of the temple with dull eyes. These mummies became Imhotep's soldiers like the walking dead.

Weiss saw this and launched a counterattack.

Under Weiss's control, the black flames rose up like the roar of a devil, burning the yellow sand and the mummies into ashes.

The flames danced in the air as if they had life, forming giant eagles. The eagles swooped down and pounced on Imhotep at an extremely fast speed.
(End of this chapter)