Translator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales

Abel kept flashing away to dodge the attacks, but suddenly Korlic waved his hand, and a cloud of curse appeared above him.

It was a huge one. The entire mountain peak was covered, so there was nowhere Abel could turn.

As the red cursed rain poured down, Abel sensed his defense dropped tremendously.

Abel’s face sank. He knew he could not counteract Talic’s fire enchantment. Yet, now with his defense low, he might even counteract the Korlic’s ghostly attack.

Without his summons, it was a huge hassle, and those ancients worked together perfectly.

What else did they have up their sleeves? Abel couldn’t tell, but his brain was already starting to hurt.

His spells couldn’t do much to them, and they clearly mastered the most powerful elemental resistance of hell.

All he could do now was to slowly wear them down with spells. He didn’t want to get close to them. Just a single strike would take his life.

He didn’t know what would happen if he summoned his angel body, it was his final card, and he didn’t want to risk it.

Even much rather use a scroll of the town portal to retreat if he was certain that he failed.

With his new tactic, he summoned the mud monster to distract Madawc’s flying ax.

Although it only lasted for a few seconds, the mud monster’s slow down ability was effective, and all the ancients were slowed down for a second.

It was at this moment, a deep white spell pattern appeared on Abel’s hand, and bone walls wrapped around the ancients.

Korlic and Talic could break a bone wall in a second, but Abel was replenishing the spell at the same speed.

Meanwhile, the 8 spirit guardian knights changed to a bow and started shooting. The damage was not much, but it was working.

The 12 spirit guardian wizards also cast their chain of lightning on the ancients, and Talic’s Hurricane came to a halt.

Korlic’s jumped to drag out his distance with Abel back. He was blocked by a bone wall once again and took the lightning strikes head-on.

Abel did not join in on the attack. Instead, he summoned the 5 immortal ravens. Their immortality came in handy once again.

With their blinding ability, it gave Abel the perfect opportunity to cast an aging curse on Tolic and Korlic when they were off guard.

At an instant, a white glow of curse appeared on the two ancients, and their movements immediately slowed down.

Afterward, Abel cast another 10 bone walls and appeared next to Madawc.

Throughout this time, his druid soul kept feeding the mud monster recovery potions, but due to his flash, it was immediately killed.

Therefore, Abel had no choice but to send out his grey bear to distract Madawc while he attracted the flying ax.

With the Grey bear’s defense, he could take a few strikes without problem as long as there were no fire enchantments.

Afterward, Abel changed his spot and cast a blizzard spell towards Talic and Korlic. With the immortal ravens distracting them, Abel’s spell landed perfectly.

“Those ancients are so skilled!” Normal hell creatures fought out of instinct, but not those ancients, so they knew how to support each other.

It was at this moment, Abel turned back to his grey bear, which was still going hand to hand with Madawc. Since it lost its long-range attack, its fighting ability had dropped drastically.

Just as he expected, Korlic jumped up again, but this time he was heading towards Madawc.

Abel did not set up too many bone walls from that direction since most of them were set to cast between the 2 close range ancients.

Korlic unleashed a hurricane, and the bone wars were immediately shattered.

“Not good!” Abel yelled. He wanted to save his grey beat since Korlic could kill it with a strike, but if he made a move, he too might be in trouble.

But before his full recovery potion could even work its magic, his grey bear was smashed into critical condition and returned to his monster ring in a beam.

Strength was the most important in a battle like this. Even his spirit guardian knights were taking a lot of damage.

As for his spirit guardian wizards, they couldn’t even distract the ancients.

Abel has gotten too arrogant ever since his summons got powerful. He almost forgot he was battling in the Dark World.

The only thing he could rely on at that moment was his own strength. He was not in the central continent. Suppression of the ranks meant nothing.

“I’m a wizard. Let’s do it like a wizard!” Abel said. He put away his spirit guardian knights and wizards. Afterward, he ignited the world stone and gave over his control.

He threw out a frozen ice ball towards Korlic and Talic before flashing away.

As the flying ax chased after him, he reappeared in front of Madawc and threw out a firewall.

In a gentle twitch, Abel dodged the flying ax again and cast a static field from each hand. All of a sudden, one-third of life was taken from Madawc.

At that moment, Korlic and Talic recovered, and they started to do their skills at an immense speed again.

Abel cast a meteoroid with his right and flashed away with his left. It looked like he was gambling with his life since those ancients could kill him in one strike, but Abel’s heart was at peak clamminess after his world stone was ignited. Everything slowed down around him, and he was confident enough to dodge all attacks.

He always played conservatively in the Dark World, but he knew he had to let go to let his true power shine.

When the ancients missed their strikes, the meteoroids landed from the sky right on time and smashed against their bodies.

They paused, and Abel used this time to cast a thunderstorm.

With a spell per second, Abel followed up with a frozen ice ball, but Talic and Korlic just took the hit and speeded forward.

The flying ax was also coming Abel’s way, but he flashed away just in time. Since Talic and Korlic were blocking the sight of Madawc, Abel appeared in front of Madawc and cast a chain of lighting with both hands. Unlike the spirit guardian knights, his bolts of Lightning were much more powerful and sent Madawc into a shiver.

When Talic and Korlic saw what was going on, they speeded back again..