The Lord of Hell

Chapter 3406 Beheading

"The purpose of the spatial distortion is not to attack me, but to trap me."

Immortal Kang was startled and struggled frantically, but even with his current power, he could not easily break free of the restraints.

The reason is simple: Andrew used his telekinesis to trap the Immortal Kang firmly inside the space. If He wanted to gain freedom, He had to break through the telekinetic blockade.

As the Immortal Kang struggled, Andrew raised his right hand toward Him, and countless lines of death gathered before him, gradually transforming into a scythe of death.

"Although I have a very high resistance to death, it is still the power of the rules, and I may not be able to completely block it. I must not let him hit me."

Immortal Kang had a sudden thought, and eight versions of Him jumped out of his body to help Him fight against the pull of space.

These eight Immortal Kangs are all real, formed from the Immortal Kang's own flesh and blood. In terms of strength, they are exactly the same as the original body, making them top-tier clone abilities. Only a perfect Doomsday could achieve such an effect.

With the help of his eight counterparts, the Immortal Kang quickly escaped, but at that moment, Andrew's Death Scythe was completed, and he slashed at the nine Immortal Kangs from afar.

All nine Immortals Kang simultaneously felt death approaching, their bodies rapidly decaying. Immortal Kang immediately used dark magic to transfer the damage to three of their clones, while the injuries of the others completely disappeared.

The three clones quickly perished, but the Immortal Kang didn't care. The Perfect Doomsday recovered its strength and energy very quickly, making it a perpetual motion machine. Before long, it would be able to create three clones again.

However, the Immortal Kang can currently only create eight clones. After reaching the limit, he cannot create any more clones unless the clones die. Only when he ascends to the position of God the Father can he break through this limit. Of course, there will be other limits at that time, so it is impossible to create infinitely many clones.

"Immortal Kang, you really disappoint me. As an intelligent person, your combat instincts are quite average."

Andrew shook his head and said, "You didn't notice my sneak attack before, and now you've made another mistake."

"A wrong move? Where did I go wrong?"

The Immortal Kang frowned. His combat instincts were naturally inferior to those of true warriors, after all, he was a completely rational type—he did not fight based on intuition, but on data analysis and probability deduction.

Simply put, the immortal Kang transformed his brain into a super quantum computer, using high-speed calculations to derive the most reasonable attack and response methods, much like a robot.

"If Hades can do it, why shouldn't I?"

Andrew smiled slightly, and the three immortal beings who had perished suddenly revived, staring at the immortal being Kang with utter indifference.

Death Ability: Reincarnation – He can revive those who died because of him, making them fight for him.

Although these resurrected Immortal Kang cannot use the ability to create clones, their strength in other aspects is in no way inferior to that of the original Immortal Kang.

Furthermore, these three resurrected puppets still occupy the slots of the Immortal Kang's clones, meaning that He cannot create three new clones.

"hateful."

Immortal Kang finally understood what the King of Abilities meant earlier. He felt a pang of regret, realizing he shouldn't have let three Immortal Kangs die. If all nine Immortal Kangs had shared the burden, they would have been weakened at most, and none of them would have died.

The reason why the Immortal Kang chose this method is because clones can regenerate. Under such circumstances, a smart person like the Immortal Kang would naturally choose to maximize his interests.

"It seems you can only have a maximum of eight clones. So, how many rounds of my attacks can you withstand?"

Andrew smiled slightly and condensed the Death Scythe once again. The previous Death Scythe had disappeared after the attack and needed to be reconstituted.

As Andrew condensed the Death Scythe, the three puppet Immortal Kang rushed towards them simultaneously, clearly intending to stop them.

“Block them.”

Immortal Kang immediately dispatched three clones to intercept the three puppets, while he himself, along with the remaining two clones, quickly condensed a spatial annihilation cannon.

Unlike before, this time, the speed at which Immortal Kang condensed the Space Annihilation Cannon was astonishing. This was partly due to the combined efforts of the three of them, and partly because the current Immortal Kang was different; he had evolved and had an extremely high degree of integration with space.

This change allowed the Space Annihilation Cannon to quickly recharge, and a jet-black beam of light shot straight at Andrew, causing the void in front of him to collapse.

"I refuse to believe that your interference rules can even interfere with an attack like this?"

As Immortal Kang shouted, he and his two remaining clones modified the Space Annihilation Cannon, turning it into another kind of device in preparation for dealing with Andrew.

According to Kang the Immortal's analysis, the Paranormal King will not block the Space Annihilation Cannon head-on; he will try to escape. At that time, this new device will be able to come into play and trap the Paranormal King.

But to the Immortal Kang's surprise, Andrew ignored the dark spatial pillar and continued to condense the Death Scythe. The next second, he was enveloped in black light.

Immortal Kang was somewhat taken aback, and then changed the instrument back to make the beam of light continuously emit, constantly causing damage to the King of Superpowers.

Kang the Immortal didn't believe that the King of Superpowers could really withstand the Space Annihilation Cannon. In fact, the Space Annihilation Cannon had been attacking continuously and was even capable of destroying a planet.

Just as Immortal Kang focused all his attention on the attack, a figure silently appeared behind him, and then the Death Scythe swung down.

"How is this possible? The King of Superpowers is still on the other side, so how could a new King of Superpowers suddenly appear? And how could he appear behind me so silently?"

The instant the scythe of death swung down, Immortal Kang sensed extreme danger, his soul trembling with fear. At the same time, he was filled with confusion. He had a psychic field around him, so why hadn't he detected the King of Abilities? Why did he only realize something was wrong when the King attacked? This didn't make sense.

Shocked as he was, and puzzled as he was, Immortal Kang reacted quickly. Thick white bone armor immediately grew on his neck. Unfortunately, it was useless. The scythe of death slashed down, and Immortal Kang's head flew off.

The head alone wouldn't kill Immortal Kang, but the death energy emanating from it caused Immortal Kang's head and body to rapidly lose their vitality, to the point of no return.

This time, Immortal Kang did not let his other avatars share the damage, allowing himself to die. Of course, he would not truly die; his main consciousness had already transferred to another Immortal Kang.

Kang the Immortal's clones are not ordinary; he has nine clones, and as long as any one of them survives, he will not truly die.

(End of this chapter)