The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

Lisette slammed her staff heavily on the ground, and a giant, shimmering hand materialized in the air, striking down towards Ain.

Once she defeats her opponent, she can naturally rescue Vina.

"Right, that is it!"

Seeing Lisette fully activating her emblem, Ain was secretly delighted.

This barrier was already his strongest trump card. Since Ruolisti turned and fled, he really didn't have a good way to stop her.

Activating the emblem like this, her body couldn't hold out for long. As long as she could stall until that time, she could retrieve this precious experimental subject.

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From Ain's perspective, Vina, who should be running around frantically and at risk of being devoured by monsters, is now sitting on the back of a rock-armored earth dragon.

For Vener, deceiving the senses of these magical beasts using illusions was an easy task.

He only needed an illusion to completely deceive this group of monsters.

Despite the fierce battle within the barrier, it was actually just Venerer manipulating illusions to lure the monsters into fighting each other.

But Ain's actions separated him from Lisette.

"There's some trouble."

Viner looked at Lisette, who was fighting outside the barrier, and felt very worried.

Without the help of the vanguard, Lisette has to single-handedly handle all of the black-robed men's arrangements.

How could Vena, who had promised to protect Lisette, accept this situation when she could only sit and watch?

But the more this is the case, the more we need to stay calm.

"Trust Lisette. They'll never guess that most of the curse on Lisette has been dispelled," Vena thought to herself.

Although the man in black robes claimed that killing all the magical beasts within the barrier would dispel it.

But to believe it would be truly foolish.

The rock-armored earth dragon under Vena's mount is an eighth-tier magical beast; looking around, there isn't a single one below the sixth tier.

Even the seven teleportation arrays were constantly summoning magical beasts.

Even if you cut Mimi Kirimaru to pieces, it's impossible to eliminate so many monsters.

Even using the Flame Blade Gun would be enough to exhaust him to death.

While luring monsters to fight each other is safe, it's not as efficient as using a magic circle to summon monsters.

Just as Viner was struggling with how to break the deadlock, he saw a wolf accidentally injure a griffin.

Before the demon wolf could even taste it, the griffin in its mouth had already turned into a pile of ashes.

The magical energy released when the griffin died also flowed back into the barrier's cycle.

"A summoner?" Vena was immediately surprised.

After spending more time with Lisette, he was no longer the ignorant man he once was.

Although he still couldn't cast spells, he already possessed some basic knowledge.

Summoners are a branch of spellcasters who can summon magical beasts from other worlds to assist them.

Since almost all of their strength lies in their summoned beasts, those who can reach a high level are extremely rare.

Since it's a monster summoned from another world—

Wiener silently pulled out her natural tooth.

"Then I won't be polite."

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Lisette's silver hair danced wildly in the torrent of magic, and ice crystals swirled around her like a blizzard.

The violent spell caused Ain to stagger backward, the beast core at the top of his staff now covered in cracks.

His pupils reflected the girl's cold face, the anger burning in her pink eyes, a stark contrast to the child who had huddled on the lab table seven years ago.

Clearly, he was stronger, had more magic power, and was fully prepared. How could he possibly lose to his opponent in a war of attrition?

Ain bit the tip of his tongue, and the sweet, metallic taste of blood cleared his mind slightly.

He comforted himself, thinking that this was just the other party's last gasp, and no one could ignore the burden of the dual emblems.

"boom--!"

Another wave of ice spears rained down, instantly riddling the shadow barrier that Aion had erected with holes.

He subconsciously glanced at the barrier, wanting to release the magical beasts inside to aid him in battle, but what he saw made him even more furious.

"Bye bye!"

In Ain's eyes, Vina should have become monster food long ago, but not only was she unharmed, she blocked the portal and used a blade that he considered devilish to destroy his trump card.

The next second, the bewildered Rock Armored Earth Dragon poked its head out of the teleportation array again.

No, this is not annihilation at all!

If a magical beast within the barrier dies, the dissipated magical energy will flow back to complete the cycle and restore its consumed magical energy.

What Vena did, however, was to repeatedly send the monsters back.

Because the portal was not closed, the Rock Armored Earth Dragon, which had been sent back to the other world, could be summoned again from the portal, causing him to pay the summoning cost of an eighth-tier magical beast again and again.

However, Lisette's attack continued, and the violent impact caused Ain to spit out a mouthful of black blood onto the bone staff.

He could accept that the explosive power gained from the dual emblems, achieved by sacrificing his life force, could overwhelm him as a summoner.

However, they cannot accept that soldiers from humble backgrounds would resort to such methods.

He knew that if the barrier wasn't lifted soon, he might not even have the strength to escape.

Ain struck the beast core atop the staff with his palm, and the core exploded, releasing dark red magic energy like a burst dam into the ground.

In an instant, the seven teleportation arrays beneath the riverbed shattered simultaneously.

The violent shaking caused Lisette's half-sung incantation to get stuck in her throat.

If it weren't for Little Ma's quick reaction in picking her up, she would have almost fallen into the crack in the ground.

As the beast core was crushed, the sealing barrier was also released. Ain no longer cared whether the berserk monster would kill his precious experimental subject; he simply summoned a griffin to escape.

"boom!"

A gunshot was hidden among the roars of beasts.

Ian's body plummeted to the ground like a broken wing.

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Chapter 506 Fei Qi Er 3 Ming Si Cu Ni (Part 3) Lix: Is it okay to kill them all?

These magical beasts were forced to obey orders, so they had no loyalty to speak of.

As soon as Aion died, they rushed back to the other world.

The one that ran away the fastest was the Rock Armored Earth Dragon; it was summoned more times in one day than in the past few years combined.

Even those who lingered in the world and had no intention of leaving were reluctantly sent back under the sword of Venerer.

The earthquake spell cast by Ain before she fled devastated the surrounding area.

Cracked earth, dried-up streams.

If it weren't for Crow's quick thinking in leaping across the crevice, he would probably be buried underground along with Ridley's mount.

Lisette stood on the cracked riverbed, with Ian's lifeless body beneath her feet.

The nightmare that once kept her awake at night was now nothing more than a corpse trampled beyond recognition.

Listy stared at the mutilated body that had once tormented her, but realized that her deepest hatred did not stem from her own ordeal, but from Ain's triumphant laughter when Vina was trapped among the beasts.

Lisette waved her hand, conjuring an ice coffin to seal the corpse.

After she finished doing all that, the conch shell at her waist suddenly glowed blue, and Xiumeiya's voice came from inside.

"Communications have been restored! How are things on your end?" Xiu Meiya's usually calm voice was unusually tense. "I've contacted your father, but he said he sensed a violent fluctuation of magical energy in the south, and there was even an earthquake."

“We’re fine, it was just a small problem, but it’s been resolved now.” Lisette held up the conch shell and reassured Shoea that we were safe. “Vina protected me very well.”

As if she had gleaned something from Lisette's words, Xiumeia sighed softly, "...Then I'm relieved. I hope you all come back safely."

"Okay, Mom, see you when you get back."

Lisette cut off the communication and put away the now dull conch shell.

"You don't look like you're alright."

Vina's voice came from behind. By the time Lisette turned around, he had already reached out and wiped the blood from the corner of her lips.

The final magical backlash inflicted considerable injuries on Lysette.

But more often than not, it's the aftereffects of operating the emblems at full capacity.

“If you don’t tell them, they won’t know,” Lisette said with a light laugh.

"This isn't right. It's clear that I failed in my duty as a guard. I can fool them, but I can't fool myself."

"Compared to this guy's guards, you've done a much better job."

Listy tilted her head back and rubbed her cheek against Vina's palm.

If it weren't for Venere helping to hold off the seven assassins, the initial surprise attack alone would have caused me considerable trouble.

He almost single-handedly broke through the elaborate barrier, and in doing so, he also consumed a large amount of Aion's magic power.

If such a guard is not considered competent, then what about the Rock Armored Earth Dragon, which was highly anticipated by Aion but only had a negative effect?

Lisette turned to face the ice coffin, as if making some kind of promise, "I will give everyone the truth."

Eighth-tier spellcasters are no ordinary commodity, especially summoners who consume the most resources.

Whether it's enhancing his strength or conducting human experiments, Draco Aion is inevitably supported by a powerful force.

Lisette's own vengeance ended the moment Ain fell from the sky.

But the lives of those children who were also taken away, just like hers, must ultimately be accounted for.

“Let me treat you first.” Venere pulled out the Natural Tooth.

Despite banishing numerous magical beasts, Tenseiga remained unstained by a single drop of blood, instead radiating a faint golden glow that gently enveloped its blade.

"Mmm." Lisette did not refuse and obediently closed her eyes.

The blade lightly touched her collarbone, and golden light seeped into her skin like a stream.

The previously disordered magic energy was also sorted out.

However, the next second, several strands of dark red chains quietly emerged from the edge of the emblem, coiling around the sword blade like the spitting tongue of a venomous snake.

Although the number and scale are far less than before, it is still a bad omen.

While this second emblem granted Lisette the ability to absorb and manipulate magic energy, it also allowed her to benefit from this power like a parasite.

"Humph!"

Vina's eyes turned cold, and the Heavenly Fang Sword shattered the remnants of the curse with a roar like a dragon's cry.

"I feel much better."

As if sensing something, Lisette opened her eyes and said.

"But it still failed to be completely eradicated."

Vena sheathed her sword and pinched Listy's cheeks, which had regained their rosy hue. "Even if I have to beg Felix for special training, I will break through to the Sword Saint realm as soon as possible and completely defeat it."

Even though the Tenseiga suppresses the hidden dangers in Lisette's body, we cannot be careless.

After all, he wasn't confident he could forge a second Tenseiga.

If Tenseiga were to be defeated before he could break through to the Sword Saint realm, wouldn't all his efforts be in vain?

Wiener secretly decided to minimize the use of natural teeth.

“It’s been with me longer than you have, so I’d be really upset if it suddenly disappeared,” Lisette joked.