Saint Seiya Evil Skull

As Alberich's power grew and his methods became more diverse, he gradually developed a contempt for all. Believing himself to be a match for no one in the world, he yearned for a true opponent to test his might. Consequently, the dozen or so remaining God Warriors in Asgard were unlucky. Each of them was challenged and severely punished by Alberich. No one could match Alberich's unpredictable skills, not even Sigmund stationed in Luleå. During that time, all the God Warriors, filled with hatred for Alberich, avoided him, fearing he would call them into battle.

The most unfortunate of all was Jegufri, for not only was he the second-most skilled warrior after Albelici, but he had also been repeatedly noted in Albelici's notebook. This entanglement was a tangle of old and new grudges. Albelici had long sought an opportunity to teach Jegufri a lesson, but the right opportunity had eluded him. More importantly, he still had to maintain his dignity. This time, however, Albelici disregarded all decency and directly addressed Jegufri, "You wounded me with your breath. Is that a challenge? Okay! I accept!" Before he had finished speaking, he swung a punch at Jegufri. Jegufri was stunned, thinking, "Is this even possible?" Although he had no desire to fight Albelici, he now had no choice. As the battle escalated, the two men began to lash out. Fortunately, the battle took place outside Asgard, and afterward, both sides consciously moved away from Asgard and towards a more secluded location.

"Look at me, the Snowstorm Double Dragon Fist!"

"Elf Demon Fist Meteor Shower!"

"Look at me, the Sword of Odin!"

"The meteorite from the Elf Demon Fist falls from the sky!"

"Snowstorm Double Dragon Fist!"

"The Doomsday Storm of the Elf Demon Fist!"

"Immortal! I'll block it!"

"Thunder Punishment of the Elf Demon Fist!"

"Fireball, Water Blade, Wind Blade..."

Under Alubelisi's series of attacks, Jegufriel could only use his immortal body to withstand round after round of critical hits. As the saying goes, if you defend for too long, you will lose. What's more, Alubelisi knew Jegufriel's weaknesses, and he was also proficient in the acupuncture points and organs of the human body. With the combination of range attack and precise strikes, Jegufriel was defeated miserably!

"Damn it! How did you know my weakness?" Jagufried's eyes widened, his face filled with anger and disbelief. He had never imagined that his secret would be known to someone else, let alone that the other party could hit his weak spot so accurately.

At the same time, Albelisi revealed a smug smile: "Haha, I'm Albelisi! I understand the human body better than anyone else! Do you think you're the only one who knows your weaknesses? How naive!"

After saying this, Albelisi launched another attack, this time aiming for Jagufri's heart, ready to deliver a fatal blow. Jagufri tried his best to block it, but the attack was too fierce, and he was eventually hit in the vitals.

Jegufri fell to the ground, spitting out a mouthful of blood. His immortal body was broken, and what awaited him was a brutal beating from Albelisi... Jegufri was defeated miserably!

Upon returning to Asgard, Jagufrik realized his weakness had been discovered. With the first one, there were likely to be a second and a third. Now that it had been discovered, he had no choice but to find a way to overcome it. He had previously neglected the Iron Shirt in his Asgard study, but now, things were different. Even if it could only improve his heart's defenses a little, he would try it. Jagufrik found the manual in his Asgard study. It detailed methods for enhancing the body's defenses, including a few tips on strengthening vital organs like the heart. While this level of defense might be insignificant for Albelisi, it would be a different story for others.

Overjoyed, Jegufried immediately began practicing the Iron Shirt. Following the instructions in the manual, he mobilized the energy of his inner universe, gradually converging it around his heart to form a solid protective layer. After a period of effort, he successfully mastered the Iron Shirt technique and felt his heart become even stronger.

Furthermore, Jagufried decided to pay more attention to protecting his vital points the next time he used the Snowstorm Double Dragon Fist. He knew that while his technique was incredibly powerful, it also carried certain risks. A single strike to the vitals could have disastrous consequences. Therefore, he decided to use this technique more cautiously in combat, ensuring his own safety until he could refine his stance and avoid any fatal flaws.

Alberich's battle with Jegufried required caution, but he proved less amiable against the God Warriors who hadn't yet reached the Seventh Sense. Although Alberich didn't exert his full strength in the fight, he still managed to crush them, forcing them to flee in all directions. After this brutal beating, several of the God Warriors, deeply humiliated, worked hard, and ultimately achieved breakthroughs. Among them, Miimei, Badu, and Hagen even reached the Seventh Sense, Manas. This wasn't surprising for Miimei and Badu, as they were already nearing the perfection of their Sixth Sense and possessed exceptional talent, earning them Alberich's respect.

But what's surprising is that Hagen, a man who's been working on his craft for years, has steadily improved his strength. If anyone among the God Warriors holds the strongest grudge against Alberich, it's undoubtedly Hagen. It's this resentment that drives him to bravely face Alberich, even though he knows he's no match. Perhaps it's this same obsession that propelled him to achieve a breakthrough in his seventh sense, manas, becoming the sixth powerful being in the Asgard to do so.

Hagen, who was originally very happy about the breakthrough, was immediately defeated by Albelisi's words, "You have broken through the seventh sense, manas. That's great. You will have more energy to forge iron in the future!" If it were not for the fact that he was really defeated and had just been beaten up, he would have fought Albelisi to the death. In the end, Hagen could only go back to the forge room in disappointment to continue forging iron, because he felt that he was about to succeed in forging the pseudo-god armor, and he would be able to escape from the sea of ​​suffering soon!

Through Alberich's challenge after challenge, even Sigmund of Lulea and Fafnir of Edmund were defeated. No one in Asgard could match him, truly solidifying his reputation as the supreme master of Asgard. Furthermore, with the successive breakthroughs of Miimei, Badu, and others to the seventh sense, the other God Warriors, unwilling to be outdone, had no choice but to learn from their mistakes and forge ahead. Each and every one of them put forth their utmost effort, hoping to reach the seventh sense as soon as possible.

Seeing that the realm had been broken through because of Alberich's challenge, the God Warriors who had not yet broken through also increased their battles with other God Warriors, and even challenged the Seven Senses Warriors above their level, in the hope of breaking through under pressure. Of course, no one went to find Alberich, and most of them went to find Miimei, Badu, and Hagen, who had just broken through.

Feeling invincible in Northern Europe, Alberich was suddenly filled with pride! He even considered challenging the Gold Saints in the Sanctuary, but decided against it. Ten Gold Saints remained in the Sanctuary's Twelve Zodiacs. Even if some hadn't yet reached their seventh sense, manas, the ants would bite the elephant. If they shamelessly attacked in droves, that would be troublesome. Furthermore, Dohko, the former Libra Gold Saint, was hiding in Wulao Peak. After all, the Sanctuary was their home base, so who knew what dangers lay within. With the mindset of a hero not wanting to suffer a loss, Alberich decisively gave up on poking at the hornet's nest of the Sanctuary.

At this time, Alberich suddenly thought of someone - his twin brother Kanon, who was imprisoned in the water prison by his own brother Saga. Now, Kanon is guarding the underwater temple in the North Atlantic, serving as the general of the sea and protecting the North Atlantic Pillar.

The number of Sea Admirals was already small, and they were scattered across the vast oceans, scattered across vast distances. Furthermore, Poseidon, the Sea King, had not yet awakened, and the Sea Admirals were not yet fully assembled and were still being recruited. Therefore, Albelis decided to journey alone to the North Atlantic Undersea Temple to challenge Garlon.

Alberich thought the other Sea Warriors probably wouldn't come to help. Firstly, the North Atlantic was too far away; by the time they arrived, the situation might already be over. Secondly, Garen was the leader of the Sea Admirals, the most powerful. If even he couldn't be defeated, then the others would be dead in vain. Better to defend their own territory. As for the rest, just pretend you didn't see it!

Recalling the grudges between Asgard and the Sea Realm in the original novel, Alberich felt it necessary to demonstrate Asgard's might in advance. He decided to travel to the Sea General's lair in advance to avenge Asgard's grievances in the original novel. This would show the Sea Realm that Asgard is not to be trifled with, lest they attempt to use Asgard as a pawn in their challenge to Sanctuary Athena.

In short, Alberich found countless reasons to challenge the Sea General. But the most crucial reason was a single one—he wanted to test his own strength, and the perfect opponent was none other than Kanon, the leader of the Sea Generals. After all, he was the leader of the God Warriors, while his opponent was the leader of the Sea Generals. Both sides wanted to know who was more powerful. As the saying goes: Men of letters look down on each other, while warriors compete for supremacy.

Therefore, Aluberisi embarked on the journey without hesitation, ready to face this peak showdown.