Reborn as a Supervisor

It is known that the emotional levels of both parties are currently level five, and both have triggered key effects, so what are the chances of winning this game?

Since "lweleth" used "Transformation-Paradise Lost" in the previous scene, he will enter the "Assimilation" state.

And because he got the "Transformation-Apostle", he will not be able to get rid of the "assimilation" state and face the guests with a completely new attitude.

Added new passive abilities: "Temptation of Naraku" and "Chief of the Abyss".

"Temptation of Naraku":

The power of all dice increases by the target's "Black Wing Level/2", and the damage and chaos damage caused increases by 10% of the target's "Black Wing Level".

"The Length of the Abyss":

At the beginning of each scene, for every guest in the "Fallen" state, an additional page of the book will be drawn and 1 point of light will be restored.

Added new special effects: "Black Wings" and "Fallen".

Black Wing:

The maximum and minimum values ​​of all dice are -1. If the number of layers is not less than 6 at the end of each scene, you will receive "5% of your maximum physical strength" as damage, enter the "Fallen" state, and clear the "Black Wing" layer.

"Fall of Heaven":

The maximum and minimum values ​​of all dice are -2, and you will receive 2 points of damage and chaos damage when rolling the dice or at the end of each scene.

Obviously, these two special effects are very powerful and are very lethal to ordinary guests, and they can still compete with some powerful mods.

It’s a pity…the enemies he has to face are much more “plain and simple” than him.

"Percentage damage" plus "percentage damage increase", the incredible "dice points" plus the incredible "book page mechanism".

Putting aside the numbers, facing the desperate resistance and shield, the "Wall of Sighs" is nothing more than that.

At this moment, "lweleth" is like a clown with a juggling ball, and he has to face a "tank" that can kill him in one second.

The match went from a 0.013% win rate at the start to a 100% loss rate, because he could no longer damage Archer with his regular attacks.

And with just that little bit of percentage damage, it's not as much as the other person's shield can restore...

But "lweleth" was overwhelmed by the power. He had not used this power for a long time and for a moment he forgot that he was still at an absolute disadvantage.

The moment Archer saw "lweleth" transform, he wanted to "interrupt the spell", but this was the stage of the library, and he occasionally needed to follow the rules.

But if the rules are not reliable, or she doesn't want to follow them, the biggest difference between those things and nothing is that they can restrict others.

After all, if I have the ability to ignore the rules, why should I follow the rules with you? It's just for fun~

She could sense the changes in "lweleth", so she wasn't panicked at all.

In her current state, any of her attacks can kill the opponent in seconds. She should use the remaining time to think about how to ask her supervisor for rewards/crossed out/, and how to tease her opponent.

The stage begins, and the librarian attacks first.

"Limbo"

The first layer of the Nine Hells, which is also the border of Hell, has a page effect of two defense counterattack dice.

Archer remained indifferent and watched the opponent put up a defense first. Since her side was empty, she wanted to see how many tricks the guy on the opposite side could come up with.

"Lussuriosi"

The second layer of Hell, dedicated to womanizers, has two thrust attack dice.

Because the points were too low, Archer's shield was successfully scratched, and the actual damage was negative.

"Golosi"

The third level of Hell refers to people who have committed the sin of gluttony, who also attack the pages of the book without causing any effective damage.

"Avari and prodighi"

The fourth layer of hell is for those who are stingy and spendthrift, and the effect is defense plus rotation.

After using four pages in a row, "lweleth" paused for a moment and re-examined the guests.

Is this guy's brain broken? He just stood there and let me hit him? He instantly became very alert. Is there some conspiracy waiting for him?

Seeing that he would not continue his demonstration, Archer urged him to continue, or she would.

After making sure that Archer would not suddenly give him a "fatal basic attack", "lweleth" suddenly became bolder, and special pages appeared one after another.

"Città di Dite"

It refers to the Diet City in the Divine Comedy. It is also an attack, but it can restore light by stacking burns, which can have a very strong effect on Shao.

As for the fact that "Shao" has been dead for several scenes...it's better not to tell "lweleth" and just let him fend for himself in his own "theme song".

"Palude Stigia"

After the attack hits, use it again on a random guest. Each target can only be triggered once.

Although I can't find a translation, based on the effect and the "Angry Servant" sticker it should be "Rage".

The attack successfully hits "Archer", and although neither axe caused damage, it triggered a special effect, allowing the page to be used again on another guest.

So he turned his attack to Benjamin, who was concentrating on watching the show, and the latter did not realize the seriousness of the problem at that time.

"Hmm...? Hmm! Why are you hitting me?"

He decisively placed Bai Ye in front of him to block the sudden attack.

The sharp axe did not leave any scratch on Bai Ye's clothes, and the force of the chop was inexplicably dissipated. Even Bai Ye did not wake up from his coma.

After waking up, the person involved has no idea that he or she has been used as a "shield", so a world where no one is hurt is achieved.

Archer could not help but marvel at the sight; the things given by the supervisor were very useful; the defensive power of this clothing was almost as good as that of "Paradise Lost", and it was far superior in terms of flexibility.

Suddenly I knew what kind of reward I wanted. I guess my supervisor wouldn’t refuse my request for a set of “pajamas that combine emotion and fun,” right?

Wearing this iron plate of "Paradise Lost" all day long makes me feel suffocated. It's all Bai Ye's fault... He never thought of designing the armor to be more humane. Just because he doesn't have it doesn't mean others don't have it!

After several consecutive attacks failed to cause any effective damage, "lweleth" began to get a little anxious. He really couldn't believe that he couldn't do any damage at all today.

"Girone - il prossimo"

The first circle of the seventh level of hell is violence against others.

"Girone-se stessi"

The second circle of the seven levels of hell: violence towards oneself.

"Girone-dio"

The third circle of the seven levels of hell, violence against God.

A series of "violent" and smooth combos caused up to 0 points of damage, scratching Archer's shield once again.

"Ughhhhhh! *indescribable roar*!"

"Why! Why! Why!"

"Drop your blood, bastard!"

"Shut up! Don't laugh! Can you please stop laughing?!"

"Can you please respect me, asshole!"

In a state of frustration, the yellow bar of "lweleth" gradually approached "White Night". The brain was about to go offline, and the cerebellum player came online.

The attacks are becoming more chaotic, the ideas are becoming more vague, but the goals are becoming clearer.

"Cocytus-Caina"

The ninth layer of hell, this page translates to "Styx-Cain Ring", the group attack series in the deck.

"Cocytus-Antenora"

The "Antenor Earring" in the ninth layer of hell is a small-valued reckoning page.

"Cocytus-Ptolomea"

The "Ptolemy Ring" of the ninth level of hell is still a group attack.

Archer didn't feel anything unusual, and neither did the old man hiding behind her, but her intuition told her that the other party was about to release the ultimate move.

"Cocytus-Judecca!"

The "Judas Ring" of the Ninth Layer of Hell is the last page in the Styx series and is also the final killer weapon of "lweleth".

Although he didn't understand why others had to shout out the name of each move every time they released an attack, Archer suddenly understood at this moment.

Because if the opponent didn't shout out the skill name, she really wouldn't know that the opponent was releasing a skill to attack instead of blowing air to her.