The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

Even more bizarrely...

Behind the two battered bishops on the battlefield, Dekan was overseeing the battle.

He acted like a harsh overseer, urging the two bishops to fight to the death.

Dekan even summoned his trump card, the Broken Bard, and occasionally used spell cards to disrupt the battlefield, adding to the suffering of the two cultists.

Surprisingly, neither of the two bishops chose to hit him!

From the spectator's perspective, the visual effect is that of three bishops in a chaotic melee.

It might even give people the illusion—

One of the most wicked and evil bishops is manipulating the other two bishops at will...

208 Clay's Great Wisdom

"Go for it! Big brother who plays forbidden magic! You must defeat the evil bishop of the Church of Resurrection!"

"Master Fa, try to flank him in the mid lane!"

Dekan strolled leisurely across the battlefield, occasionally cheering Fahim on and sometimes directing Fahim's operations like an instructor.

It seemed that Fahim's blood pressure was already high enough, so Dekan started messing with Kree's mentality again, increasing Kree's anger.

He shouted at Clay:

"I heard there's a bishop in the Church of Resurrection who always keeps his word and never loses a bet. Who is he?"

"Could it be the Mad Archbishop who just lost everything the day before and then killed his opponent the next day?"

"Regardless of what everyone thinks, I firmly believe that the Mad Archbishop's opponent committed suicide!"

Klay ignored Dekan and roared angrily as he chased after Fahim.

The three people at the center of the battlefield are now in a strange balance.

Or rather, it's a deadlock state.

After triggering the full rage state of Clay, Dekan recalled the Broken Bard.

After all, the [Ruined Poet] is too fragile and can easily be destroyed by Fahim or Clay.

Once the Broken Poet is destroyed and enters a prolonged cooldown period, Dekan will lose its greatest deterrent.

All of Dekan's inflicted suffering is predicated on the premise that it will enable the [Broken Poet] to take effect.

This is undoubtedly the core of the Dekan system, and also its weakness.

but.

Dekan had already considered the limitations of the "Broken Poet".

After completing the fourth-tier Dekan Gospel, Dekan focused on addressing the issue that his system relied too heavily on the Broken Poet.

Unfortunately, the trip to the Kingdom of Landil went too smoothly.

They were almost at the end of the game before he even had a chance to use any new trump cards.

All of this is thanks to Clay.

Upon closer reflection, perhaps it was because the cost of the "lucky agreement" signed with Chloeux that day—[Dekan's lifetime card service]—was greater than Dekan had imagined, thus making the effects particularly terrifying.

Thus, by some mysterious force of fate, Dekan happened to meet Clay, a great benefactor.

This caused the conspiracy between the Resurrected Church and the northern kingdoms to take a sharp turn for the worse and turn into a farce.

On the battlefield.

Despite being badly injured, Klay relentlessly pursued Fahim.

His anger has now dissipated, and the effect of the true damage has ended.

Because he has consumed his rage, Klay's current stats are much worse than when he was in his godlike state.

By enduring Fahim's high continuous damage, Kree's recovery speed became increasingly slower.

In addition, Dekan's interference created a large barrier in the arena that accelerated the battle, causing Clay's mana to run out for much longer.

Under normal circumstances, Clay would definitely take out that disgusting guy Dekan first.

However, without pain shielding, if he attacks Dekan, not only will he fail to kill Dekan who has defensive gear, but he will also be instantly killed by Dekan's 60x pain feedback!

So even if Dekan is wandering around the battlefield with his head in his hands, and even constantly taunting Klay, Klay has to be extra careful to avoid hurting Dekan.

In Clay's view, Dekan is deliberately trying to cause trouble on the battlefield!

However, Dekan continued to torment Clay relentlessly, shouting at him:

"Mollion was really resentful when we captured and interrogated him. Do you know what his expression was like when I told him that we were his comrades? You can't imagine it!"

"Enough!!!"

Clay roared.

He looked like he wanted to destroy his hearing.

Despite Clay's best efforts to ignore Dekan's verbal attacks.

But every word Dekan uttered seemed to cause Clay a agonizing, tearing pain in his heart.

"But unfortunately, Morion still chose to believe you. Clay, do you know what Morion looked like before he died? The way he struggled to escape and gradually decayed was so captivating. It seemed like he was still hoping you would appear in his final moments, right? Hahahaha!!"

Dekan's laughter grew increasingly unrestrained.

Even onlookers at a distance couldn't help but twitch at the corner of their eyes, beginning to doubt Dekan's positioning.

Although, in theory, Dekan miraculously managed to hold off both bishops.

However, judging from Dekan's behavior and performance...

It seems like it would be a disservice to the audience if this guy wasn't the final villain!

They were terrified that after Dekan dealt with the two bishops, he would walk over to them, point at them, and say, "You're next."

That's no different from a horror movie!

"Shut up!! You two are worse than pigs and dogs!!!"

Clay's anger was already making his nerves ache, but he could only vent his hatred for Dekan and Fahim on Fahim.

This made things increasingly difficult for Fahim.

Because of Clay's previous burst of true damage, the Corrupted Alchemist was severely damaged and is now less than half the size of a human.

While Fahim tried to shift the battlefield to find an opportunity for the [Rotten Alchemist Beast] to prey on it, he also had to personally hold off Clay to prevent Clay from completely killing the [Rotten Alchemist Beast].

Just when Clay's anger subsided and his attacks became less intense, Dekan's words seemed to give Clay a bunch of buffs.

"※※※!"

Fahim wanted to curse Dekan, but he was trembling all over, and his mouth opened tremblingly.

But Fahim was silenced again.

It could only utter angry but meaningless "woof woof!" sounds.

This led Klay to believe that Fahim intended to fight him to the death.

In fact, Fahim wants to escape now, but he can't.

It was Clay who, with the intention of taking Fahim down with him, clung to him, preventing him from escaping.

Fahim, a short-range mage skilled in killing, naturally couldn't escape the entanglement of Kree, the berserker.

Moreover, although Dekan appeared to be wandering around the battlefield, he was always extremely cautious in maintaining a safe distance from Fahim.

Dekan, also to prevent Fahim from making a desperate move, chose to ignore Kree's fierce attack and unleash all his spells on Dekan, opting to perish together with him.

And so, Klay and Fahim fought a desperate battle for several seconds.

at last.

Fahim, who was retreating in an attempt to protect the Corrupted Alchemist Beast, was caught off guard by Kree, who unleashed a barrage of attacks that shattered Fahim's shield, sending him flying backward and coughing up blood, completely dismantling Fahim's last line of defense.

Without hesitation, Klay stomped his feet and his fists shot out like cannonballs, their silver light dazzling, aiming straight for Fahim's chest in an attempt to kill him!

Fahim could have dodged it.

But then Dekan finally made his move!

Without warning, he used the [Solar Fist], drawing Fahim's attention.

Fahim didn't even have a chance to see Clay's movements before he heard the approaching whooshing sound. He was already exhausted, and could only grit his teeth instinctively and, unexpectedly, raise his hand to grab at Clay's attack...

The Corrupted Alchemy Beast also covered Fahim's hands like armor.

With a whooshing sound, it landed squarely on Clay's fist!

Fahim, severely injured, appeared far dimmer than the eerie glow of his corrosive magic, which paled in comparison to the lightning crackling around Kree's hands.

But Fahim's final, desperate strike, a dark green glow emanating from his palm, was the strongest human destruction magic he could unleash.

After making direct contact with the opponent's body, it can even damage the enemy's internal organs.

As the two sides collided, Fahim immediately heard the sound of his hand bones cracking! Several cracking sounds!

Fahim, however, paid no attention to anything else and gripped Clay's fist tightly, unleashing the full power of his human destruction magic!

All that could be heard from Clay's body was the sizzling sound of bones breaking and internal organs corroding.

In an instant, blood flowed continuously from Clay's mouth and nose, and he seemed to have lost all strength. He could no longer chase after Fahim and staggered two steps before falling to the ground.

However, Clay's fighting instincts as a warrior were not to be underestimated. As he felt his body being corroded from his palms along his arms, his feet slammed into Fahim's waist before he was also corroded!

With a "whoosh," Fahim flew away like a bird with broken wings.

The two bishops ended up suffering heavy losses.

but.

Dekan's crucial move just now finally revealed his intentions.

He's not Fahim's teammate at all!

At this moment, Clay was radiating steam as he worked his way up, and he stood up unsteadily.