Chapter 515: Origin of the Black Devil Blade! Level 2 Enslavement! 5

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi- Bo Studio

Why did Levi also have tentacles that resembled those of Blood Clan members?

Anduin had lots of doubts.

On the other side, the Nine Swords Asura slashed out repeatedly.

The Nine Swords Asura sliced up Schinn, and the latter’s blood mist gradually thinned.

At first, Levi deliberately showed weakness because his speed was not as fast as Schinn’s. He could only wait for the opportunity to counterattack while being beaten up by the latter.

However, Schinn stood no chance of survival once Levi caught him.

Lightning Strike!

Golden Cross Slash!

Gray Destruction Cross Slash!

Frost and Fire Double Dragon Fusion!

Levi unleashed a barrage of techniques.

In conjunction with his three forms, Levi completely suppressed Schinn instantly.

Bang!

Schinn could no longer maintain his blood mist form.

He crashed into the ground, and his body was broken. The black gas from the Inferno Dragon Breathing Technique covered his body, preventing him from healing himself. However, the effect of the technique was insignificant since Levi had yet to master the technique to a higher level.

Enduring the pain, Levi stabbed his hands into his chest and pulled out the two bloody Blood Imprisonment Awls. He then stabbed them into Schinn’s body instead.

The Blood Imprisonment Awls primarily served to restrict and imprison Blood Clan members.

To Levi, they served no other purpose aside from sealing two of his First-Ring Spells that he did not intend to use in the first place.

The Blood Imprisonment Awls were only useful against Blood Clan members. Wizards usually mastered 10 or even 20 spells, so the awls were useless against them.

Moreover, Levi mainly relied on his physical strength as a knight to fight in the human world.

Levi’s Gray Destruction Cross Slash hit Schinn again and again. Schinn healed himself repeatedly, but the speed of his recovery was gradually slowing down.

Coupled with the Blood Imprisonment Awl’s effect, the powerful level 2 Blood Clan member was finally subdued by Levi.

When the other Blood Clan members, who were fighting against Tyrant, saw this scene, they scattered in all directions and fled. They did not care about Schinn, who had just taken over as head of the alliance.

Levi did not give chase. He could not capture so many Blood Clan members at the same time. He could not lose sight of the bigger picture.

He had a bold idea in his mind. He chanted a spell and canceled his Blood Contract with Andrew.

He chanted the contract incantation!

He activated the Blood Contract!

Theoretically, Levi could enslave any Blood Clan member with the Blood Contract if the other party’s realm was lower than his and their level was lower than that of Levi’s Blood Beast. Of course, a prerequisite for forming the Blood Contract was that Levi had to be able to suppress the other party and prevent them from resisting fiercely.

Levi was now a Bloodthirst Knight, which was equivalent to a level 2 Blood Clan member.

Therefore, the Blood Contract between Levi and Schinn was completely feasible.

With a level 2 Blood Clan member as his slave, Levi’s strength would significantly increase. He could also use this as his trump card when he returned to the Wizard World!

Moreover, he would not need to worry about the secret medicine for the Blood Beast Breathing Technique for a long time.

Yasad was only a level 1 Blood Clan member. Unfortunately for him, he was fired after being on the job only for a few days.

Levi planned to use the Spirit Binding Ring that was currently bound to Yasad on Andrew.

Levi had already grown attached to Andrew, so he didn’t want to switch the latter out.

Moreover, although Andrew’s strength was lacking, he was reliable.

On the other hand, Levi could instruct Schinn to use the Blood Slave Curse on Yasad. Then, Levi would have the best of both worlds.

The Blood Beast Mark appeared between Schinn’s brows and then slowly disappeared.

The Blood Contract had succeeded!

“Master,” greeted Schinn as he stood up. For a moment, he was a little confused.

This was the aftereffect of the contract. Schinn would be fine in a while.

Levi heaved a sigh of relief.

Outside the castle, Andrew was also standing there in confusion.

Just a moment ago, he felt a force leave his body, making him think something inside of him was missing.

“Andrew? What’s wrong with you?” asked the Black Knight as he looked at Andrew, who was in a daze.

Andrew ignored him and stood there blankly, not knowing what to do.

After Schinn was defeated, more and more Blood Clan members fled in all directions.

Levi came before the unconscious Anderson and removed the Blood Imprisonment Awl that was stabbed into Anderson’s body. Then, Levi used brute force to destroy the cross that sealed Anderson’s power.

Anderson fell to the ground. He slowly woke up. The self-healing effect of the Blood Clan members began to take effect.

Not long after, Anderson had fully recovered.

As soon as Anderson woke up, he saw Schinn beside Levi. After seeing Schinn acting respectfully toward Levi, Anderson understood what was happening.

“Sigh. I won’t get involved in the affairs of the Blood Clan members anymore.

Let them wipe themselves out. I grow weary of them.”

Anderson was disappointed in himself. He did not like to cause trouble for others, but this time, he had caused trouble for Levi.

“Did you enslave Schinn?” asked Anduin, who was hung on the cross next to Anderson’s.

“That’s right,” Levi replied.

“It’s okay. For an unfilial son like him, being enslaved is better than being

killed by humans.” Anduin sighed.

“Please help remove the Blood Imprisonment Awls on me,” Anduin pleaded.

Levi ignored his request.

He had just experienced a great battle. How could he be so foolish as to set a level 2 Blood Clan member free?

Even though Anduin was a Blood Clan member who was relatively friendly to humans, Levi could not take the risk.

“Erm.. Anderson…” Anduin looked pleadingly at Anderson. Anderson shrugged and said, “He’s my boss. I can’t make the call..”