The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

The anger he had been building up since the beginning had probably already reached a terrifying level.

And now, the anger is rising at an unknown speed.

Fahim has always mocked Clay's [Raging Heart] as a disgrace to Tier 8 Epic cards because he has never seen Clay unleash his rage to the point of triggering true damage.

And if things continue like this, it seems that Clay is getting close to that critical point.

If all of Clay's attacks were to become true damage, the Corrupted Alchemist would no longer be able to withstand Clay's attacks!

Fahim was quite certain that Dekan, that bastard, was always up to no good.

He was starting to not want Dekan to continue making moves.

He even started to worry about how Dekan would "help" him next.

But Dekan seemed to adhere to the principle of seeing things through to the end, and threw out another card.

This is followed by a Q-version Dekan doll-shaped summon.

This surprised Fahim somewhat.

He felt that Dekan had finally become a human being.

As long as Dekan can use Captain Dekan to help him control Clay.

Fahim can then take the opportunity to unleash a barrage of attacks!

Even Klay would be brought to the brink of death by Fahim!

however.

When Fahim saw the sinister smile on Dekan's face, he sensed something was very wrong!

There's definitely something wrong with this "Captain De'erkan"!

Before he could even figure out what the problem was, Fahim knew something serious had happened.

Because he saw Clay after being affected by the Dekan doll.

Instead of being mocked, the lightning on his body became even more exaggerated!

His entire aura seemed to have been elevated, as if a god of war had descended upon the world!

Fahim discovered it very quickly.

This Dekan doll looks exactly like Captain Dekan.

However, it's a different card!

The [Derkan Squadron Leader] has no taunting effect!

[Derkan Squadron Leader] can inflict the "Enraged" status on the enemy.

This causes their aggression to increase and their rationality to decrease.

The deeper the enemy's hatred for Dekan, the stronger the effect!

After being affected by the effect of [Captain Derkan], Kree seemed to be able to create waves of air around him.

Now, Clay's anger has finally reached its peak!

Not only have their attributes increased significantly, but their attacks have also all become true damage.

The [Rotten Alchemy Beast] that could previously withstand Clay's attacks is now unable to withstand even a few punches from him.

"Dekan! I...!"

Fahim roared, his blood pressure finally exploding.

But still, no sound could be transmitted.

It was as if Dekan wouldn't even allow him to vent his anger.

Fahim, who was originally in a great advantage due to his complete card collection, suddenly showed signs of defeat after being dealt two blows by Dekan.

Dekan does seem to be helping him.

However, this series of actions, which resembled those of "pig teammates," proved particularly fatal when combined.

If Dekan were to operate the controls a couple more times, Fahim really felt he couldn't hold on any longer.

Although he constantly harbored thoughts of tearing Dekan to pieces.

But he kept telling himself that he absolutely could not hate Dekan!

We must find a way to escape now.

Let's set aside the pros and cons of the situation for now.

He didn't want to spend another second in jail arguing with that beast Dekan.

This person is utterly disgusting, whether on the opposing team or as a "teammate".

Just as Fahim was fighting off the war god Clay while trying his best to calm himself down.

With a serious expression, Dekan shouted righteously to Clay:

"Clay, don't even think about escaping! I've already set up Captain Derkan around here; you can't escape this trap!"

Upon hearing Dekan's words, Fahim almost lost his composure and caused the [Corrupted Alchemy Beast] to go out of control.

Although Dekan seemed to be threatening Clay.

However, Fahim completely understood Dekan's slang.

Who the hell are these "Captain De'erkan" titles for?!

Fahim was beaten by Kree and humiliated by Dekan, but he was still trying to turn the tide and find a chance to turn the tide or escape.

He has already tried to get rid of Clay and has started to run away.

However, not only did Clay not intend to run away, he also relentlessly pursued Fahim, preventing him from escaping.

Because Clay knew he couldn't escape from Captain Derkan's encirclement.

Since we're going to die anyway, we might as well drag Fahim down with us.

Anyway, barefoot people aren't afraid of people wearing shoes.

Fahim felt only resentment.

Clay may be stupid, but he can be exceptionally rigorous in his logical reasoning at times.

His meticulousness made Fahim want to kill him.

However, Fahim still has hope.

Because he could sense that Clay's anger was gradually dissipating.

If he can wait for Clay's anger to subside and he to return to normal, the scales of victory will tip in his favor once more.

However, Dekan seemed to see through Fahim's delusion and brought out [Solar Fist], [Poisonous Spikes], [Mental Interference], and [Cursed Soul Mask].

Dekan didn't use the cards yet; he just held two in each hand, stood behind Clay, and waved them at Fahim with a mocking expression.

If these cards were used directly, the match-fixing would be too obvious.

But Dekan wanted to tell Fahim that these cards had already been assigned to him.

They're just waiting for the perfect moment to surprise Fahim.

"Dekan!!!"

Fahim felt like even the King of Heaven himself had come, and no amount of persuasion could convince him to suppress his overwhelming hatred for Dekan!

He even had an impulse to risk being killed by Clay and bypass Clay to attack Dekan.

But once he does that, not to mention whether he can hit Dekan as he wishes, Dekan will immediately start using disgusting cards on Fahim without any scruples.

They were almost on the verge of collapse.

Originally, Fahim didn't have any particular feelings about Dekan.

Although he knew that Dekan was an enemy, he did not have any feelings of hatred towards Dekan before Dekan offended him.

At this moment, however, Fahim had never felt that there were any creatures in the world so hateful.

Fahim finally realized that by hating Dekan, Dekan's goal would be achieved.

If he doesn't give the key card [Called One of Purification] to [Captain Derkan], he will become Derkan's toy.

But once he hands over this card, who knows what other disgusting cards Dekan might have waiting for him!

Now, for Fahim, the worst part is not only having to deal with Klay's pursuit and Dekan's interference at the same time.

Because of the commotion caused by his battle with Clay, reinforcements from the Kingdom of Landil gradually arrived.

The patrol units nearby observed the battle and reported it immediately, but no one chose to rush into the battlefield.

Because they knew very well that in a battle of this level, their support was meaningless; they would only be cannon fodder if they entered the fray.

Even though the seventh-tier teams from the southern kingdoms had just arrived.

They didn't dare to step in easily.

They are just observing from afar.

On the one hand, they cannot resist the area-of-effect damage skills of the corrupted bishop, and on the other hand, they are worried about being targeted and killed instantly by the berserk bishop.

on the other hand.

They couldn't quite understand the current situation.

They were unable to formulate operational plans, and even their situation was unclear.

The two eighth-tier powerhouses in the capital are stationed at the palace. The situation in the suburbs has been reported, and one of them should be on his way.

The best strategy is to wait for the eighth-tier expert to arrive, and then follow the eighth-tier expert into battle.

"So... what exactly is going on now?"

"If I'm not mistaken, three... no, two bishops are fighting?"

Although Aili, the leader of the southern nations' team, knew that Dekan was an extraordinary man.

But the scene now was beyond her wildest imagination.

These two bishops definitely didn't look like they were acting; they were truly fighting to the death.