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Chapter 846 The Suffering of the Blade

So a similar war actually happened many years ago, but it wasn't recorded like the expulsion of demons or the war of the stars.

Even in terrestrial history, some of the deceased who should have been judged as sinners have been glorified.

In the graveyard of the full moon, they were piled up in the valley, but the Temple of the Golden Law had to give the people a relatively reasonable story, so these apostates were also honored and engraved on the stone tablets of the Golden Kingdom.

For example, the rumored strongest blade, Isabel, is such a person.

She perished in that battle, but in the memories of future generations, she remains a child of the Golden Tree and a hero of this land.

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Where there is divine radiance, there is also darkness. The dark side of the Golden Tree has always existed, and it cannot completely erase this other side of itself, which is why the Full Moon Graveyard exists. The Abyss is like a distorted mirror; the Golden Tree's image in the Dream Realm is reflected in the Abyss, or its image in the Abyss is reflected in the Dream Realm—it's like it's hanging upside down.

The abyss twisted and amplified the inverted, profound will.

This is the magic of that chaotic space lock.

It will obliterate the will and cognition of any living being, causing it to become distorted, degenerate, and rot, just like the Wendigo that Milo first saw in the Abyss. At that time, it was still a lost Windrunner. If Milo had not given it a second life, it would have been corrupted forever. The Windrunner is to the Wendigo what the Deep Golden Tree is to the Holy Golden Tree.

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Therefore, it is not difficult to draw the following conclusion:

Did the Golden Tree enter the abyss in ancient times?
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Or, to be even bolder, the history of the Golden Kingdom records three battles: the expulsion of demons, the fight against extradimensional beings, and the battle against the stars.

The War of the Demons still retains countless historical facts and evidence for investigation, and the War of the Stars' impact on the entire Dream Realm is even more undeniable.

The battle against the other dimension remains shrouded in mystery, with no verifiable historical records or tangible historical artifacts like demon skulls.

So, is it possible that the vague term "alternate dimension" refers to the abyss?

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Well, that solves the case.

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Emerging from the abyss is a profound will, while buried upon the full moon is a shell of the past.

Dirashaw's words about abandoning everything and returning to the original state were actually a more drastic approach: to completely wipe out the Golden People, and from then on, the Deep Legion would be his only pasture of faith.

This is the coldest and most ruthless choice, and also the most "profound" approach, meaning a complete betrayal of the Golden Tree's mercy.

As this thought deepened, the hostility Milo felt emanating from the depths also intensified.

From an initially uncertain state, it transformed into an extreme hatred that was irreconcilable.

The realism of this hatred surprised Milo, because it was clear that as a troublemaker, he was "unworthy" of such deep hatred. What Deep showed was a kind of more unforgettable resentment, as if they had many unpleasant past experiences together.

A broken puppet emerged from the vast army.

As the doll and Dillasho's body became completely one, Milo was somewhat surprised to find that his heart rate suddenly began to rise.

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The fully formed, profound divine body probably looks like this.

Dirasha's body, with countless deep roots running through his torso.

It's actually a very uncreative design, somewhat resembling Milo's appearance when he was suffering under the blood moon.

However, it's worth mentioning that at this point, Dirasha's part of the divine body's will should have been completely replaced...

Milo clearly sensed this.

Cold raindrops began to fall from the night sky, their chill touching his face.

He lamented, "One more person from before the Blood Moon Era has been lost; it's a sad story."

The response from the profound divine body was: "Then you have many more sad stories to savor."

"Go to hell with your bad luck."

So Milo used a crowbar to flick half of the face of the Dark God's body.

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In the realm that has lost its holy light, the forces occupying the airspace and engaging in fierce battles are now dark and terrifying forces, shadows and the deep, all of which are the opposite of light.

It seems that the Golden People only have these two choices left. They are forced to choose between two dark and terrible options, which is both painful and ironic.

Of course, the Golden People only know that Milo killed the Blade of Law, but they don't know that he also threw the gods into the abyss, so they shouldn't be too desperate, right...?

But now is the weakest moment for Holy Radiance. The former darkness has returned to the surface, and this time, those on their side are neither gods nor the old days under the shade of trees. Even the Golden Clan has abandoned the people.

Ironically, it was the shadows of those who were defined as sinners in the past who supported the most crucial battles of this war.

Fortunately, they still had Joan Byrne.

That poor child who was the only one radiating holy light in that dark era.

The more disheveled and wounded she was, the more she ignited the proud fighting spirit deep within the souls of the Golden People.

After all, it is the vessel of the power of faith, and it remains the core of the Holy Radiance Blessing.

On the front lines of protecting the Golden Kingdom, Byrne stands at the forefront, shouldering responsibilities that extend far beyond the scope of her duties. Perhaps only a sufficiently tragic experience could nurture such a pure soul, but the war has only just begun, and her suffering has only just started.

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As the two armies clashed in close combat, in that meat grinder-like battle zone, the tall, thin figure of the leader of the Black Blade suddenly appeared behind Byrne amidst the chaos.

A golden knight desperately rushed between Black Knife and Byrne.

The hook-shaped black dagger pierced through the knight's torso, and the tip of the blade was pushed into Byrne's lower back. The leader of the black dagger even reached out and grabbed Byrne's neck, pulling her back, trying to push the tip of the dagger deeper.

The knight, who had been leaning against Byrne, was already dead.

More knights and Golden People rushed forward, but facing the leader of the Black Blade, they only managed to take a few steps before their bodies were silently torn apart and scattered into fragments.

"Help her..."

A golden-clad person cried out for help in the midst of battle, just before their body shattered.

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Byrne was firmly under control.

The holy radiance surrounding her surged wildly, shielding her from the daggers that kept piercing her body.

The other party grabbed her throat and pulled her backward. Byrne simply leaned back and thrust her longsword toward the head of the leader of the black knives behind her!
Dang! ! !
The sword's edge was stopped by an invisible force, its tip just an inch away from the black-clad helmet.

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Byrne truly embodied the "no-holds-barred" attitude to the fullest.

She would rather let the black dagger penetrate deeper into her body than risk a counterattack.

Unfortunately, the difference in their life sequence was stark; she was a fledgling blade, while her opponent was a superior being who had been following the Golden Tree since ancient times.

The frantic struggle only brought ever more terrifying pain and the needless deaths of countless golden people.

Countless people who rushed towards Bain were reduced to dust. The power of their blessing was so fragile that the force field around the Black Blade Master crushed thousands of people in an instant.

Not a single drop of blood was produced during this process...

With a single high-ranking figure freed from the upper echelons of the battle, the Golden Kingdom has already created such a terrifying situation. Do they really have a chance to win this war?
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The circular area centered on the head of the black blade instantly accumulated countless amounts of death energy.

This power gave the dagger in its hand the potential to pierce through the Holy Light Blessing.

But just as it was about to tear Byrne's body in two, a strange, burning totem suddenly appeared in the night sky behind it...

No, that's not a totem, it's an eye split into three parts.

Moreover, it wasn't hanging in the night sky; it was right next to us, almost touching its back.

Besides those burning pupils, there were also wings that, when unfolded, blotted out the sky; the black blade mistook those pitch-black wings for the night sky...

The newcomer was none other than the Night Demon.

A sense of oppression, like a mountain collapsing...

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An atmosphere of despair had already spread throughout the battle formations of the Golden Kingdom.

But the next second, the people of Gold saw the tall, thin figure of the leader of the Black Blade being lifted up by something...

In a moment of terror, Black Knife pulled out the dagger that was stuck in Byrne's waist and plunged it into Night Demon's chest.

Then, without dodging or avoiding, Night Demon merely glanced down at the menacing dagger covered in barbs before beginning his series of violent actions.

In full view of everyone, he dislocated the joints of the Black Knife Leader's limbs, and a series of cracking and popping sounds sent chills down everyone's spine.

He even pulled the dagger out of his chest and stabbed it into the kidney of the Black Blade Leader.

Along with gouging out their eyes and pulling out their tongues...

His combos were incredibly fluid, as if he had practiced them beforehand.

In the very end, he inexplicably turned around and slapped Byrne.

Then, as if nothing had happened, he began talking to himself:
"Wait, is that guy with lava flowing from his body dead? How come we couldn't even keep an eye on him?"

He was referring to the Flame Demon Knight who had previously fought the leader of the Black Blade...

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(End of this chapter)