The Legend of Fatality

Several hours passed. The airship glanced over a flat plain in the shadows of the mountains, and under them there was an endless flow of people flowing. In the center of the plain, Bai En can see several huge boulders carved into a terrible imitation of a huge human form.

At first, he thought it was an illusion caused by light, an illusion caused by strange rocks and his own tired eyes, but after a while, he realized that it was true. Each huge stone was carved into the shape he thought was one of the evil gods.

As he approached, he began to have some ideas about the scale of these huge statues. Each one is taller than the mooring mast on the collapsed black tower. He heard that some of the peaks on the island of Teldrassil where the elves lived were carved into huge statues, but even such works would definitely dwarf them.

Bai En realizes that this is definitely not something that can be built by human power. It must be that some awesome magic is used to shape the bones of the earth into these mocking images. In the moment of surprise and fear, Bane has some understanding of the true power of evil forces.

The most striking is one of the statues with huge stag horns, with boils and ulcers on both sides of the body. He raised his long green claws to the sky, as if he intended to tear the sky. There are countless deformed statues under his feet, just like dense ants crawling up his body. Somewhere deep in his heart, a voice whispered to Bane the name of the plagued, corrupted, and deformed Antler King Rathar.

Then there was a huge squat in the statue. The huge double horns and the bat leather wings behind occupied a large space. Its slanted image portends millions of years of destruction and death. Bai En recognized that this was Nuger, the guardian **** belonging to the devil.

Another statue was shaped in the form of a majestic eagle-headed body, with huge feather-like wings surrounding its body, holding a huge purple scroll in his arms. The grotesque and unnatural light flashed on his head, like a crown cast by a mysterious energy, which conveyed the idea that this is a sacred thing belonging to Sasolion and a creator of destiny, It is the one who changes all the rules.

Bai En is very familiar with this evil deity. His solemn and wise image can't make people believe that it is an evil dark god, but in fact, he manipulates power and ambitions to play tricks. He lures the caster to seek and Understand the taboo knowledge, regardless of the cost of getting it, the thought, body, and soul.

The fourth statue was carved into a shape that was not exactly a man or a woman. It took a silver and mocking posture and licked the dagger in his hand with his tongue, making it impossible to associate the dagger with another. thing. Fortunately, the two huge caves in the head formed empty eye sockets to reduce this illusion. But Bane still shivered because he knew it was a description of one of the many aspects of Sravis. He was the unspeakable joyful master, both the most beautiful woman and the most handsome man. In the past, Bai En had encountered the believer of this evil **** many times. In fact, Bai En suspected that this dark **** might have the largest number of believers because he refused to come to the believers.

The fifth statue turned into a huge warrior, wearing heavy body plate armor, innumerable skulls engraved on the gorgeous armor, and even made the whole statue look like a huge fuzzy skull, holding a **** spear, The face was covered by a helmet that covered all facial features. His posture implied a creature, a staggering ape, but it had huge physical strength, but also had wings like bats behind. This must be Korhoun, Lord of Blood, Master of the Bloody Throne. Bai En shivered. The name Cohen had caused fear from the beginning. This may be related to what he is also called fear. But as Baine looked at it, she felt that there was some similarity between the statue and the statue of Marnus.

The other two statues are completely unknown to Bai En, one of them has a human form, but is covered with tentacles. The upper part of the head seems to have countless eye sockets, but each is just a pothole, chest The place is similar, which makes Bai En's scalp look numb. A huge mouth is full of sharp teeth, and the legs are stacked like flesh and blood.

Bai En tried to get his eyes off this ugly and disgusting deity, and looked at the last statue. The statue even made Bain wonder if it was misplaced. The statue was dressed in gorgeous armor with two huge pairs of horns on the shoulders, and the top of the full-face helmet was a huge inwardly curved horn. He was holding a heavy tower shield and a huge sword burning with flames. Behind is the blood-red cloak.

In addition to stepping on the bones and skeletons of countless races under his feet, Bai En failed to find any place representing his evil. But Bai En also never heard of this deity. This made Bai En feel very curious.

At the feet of these huge statues, some worshipers knelt down on the ground and offered sacrifices, but most people simply performed a ritual before moving on. Bai En has given up any attempt to count the number of these evil **** worshipers. They now have at least a few thousand people.

This is like a group of ants marching, and the motives of this group of ants seem to be equally puzzling and threatening. The only thing he was happy about was that they were moving away from the land of mankind, marching deeper into the wasteland, rather than heading towards Kaslov. Although he realized that perhaps with a single command, he could turn this huge army toward the south, if there was a sufficiently strong leader among them.

There was silence on the command deck behind Bai En, only the roar of the engine. Bai En knew that the dwarves present had the same thoughts as him. They were all deterred by the terrible and majestic army gathered under them.

The foothills climbed up at their feet, and the true peaks of the mountains were hidden in front of the airship. The ground beneath them looked almost normal, with streams and trees, and there seemed to be goats jumping on the ridge. Bai En didn't know why this happened, it was completely different from the waste soil he had experienced before.

Is it possible that some land has not been affected by the distortion after being eroded by evil forces? Some forces that can balance evil forces are still fighting against its influence. But after seeing those huge statues, it is difficult for Bai En to believe this. Someone nearby can use magic to build such a majestic statue, so it is difficult to say that there is something else to counter this power.

Or is this actually a scheming of the forces of darkness, like covering a secret thing with a harmless veil of humans and animals, and in fact that thing is darker and more terrible than anything they have seen? Unable to determine this.

Ma Kaisen blew a long, slow whistle. He pulled the lever and turned the steering wheel to let the airship soar in the lush narrow canyon between the cut black mountains. As he travels through the winding valley, he must constantly make small adjustments to the control system to combat crosswinds and turbulence in the sky.

The airship turned almost ninety degrees to the right, and in front of them was a long valley filled with evil followers. The smoke rises, forming a dark cloud, threatening their sight. Thousands of horned beasts looked up at them curiously. Thousands of evil spirit warriors were pulled into a crazy maze created by the earth. The airship flew smoothly down the valley, towards the deeper and deeper darkness at the end of the valley.

The huge chariot is pulled by an ugly mutant beast that is bigger than an elephant, and rises from the crowd. There, some people fell everywhere, some disappeared, some were just crushed by a powerful force ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ A huge cross was placed between the tent and the bunker, each on top There was a crucified person. Some of the carcasses above are still fresh; others are left with skeletons by scavengers.

Bai En had seen a similar scene on Fatalin Island, but it was far from such a horror. Perhaps it was related to the Goblin hanging on those crosses at that time. These crosses moved along the valley, just like a clear road sign guiding the crowd below.

There appeared a vaguely huge mountain among them. Its towering body blocked the end of the valley. On both sides of it are rows of fortified destruction. The low **** at the foot of the mountain was covered with a white corpse. Bai En has never seen so many corpses, and it is completely impossible to judge the number.

These fortifications followed the ridge all the way to a castle that stood on the top of the mountain. Obviously, there was a war here-recently, because the burning buildings still smoke, and those who belong to the **** of darkness Of the black armor soldiers shuttled between the bodies of the dead.

"Grenier's Will" was silent on the command deck, and the atmosphere was tense. All the dwarves seemed to hold their breath, surprised and frightened. Bai En is more confused, who is fighting this group of believers of the dark gods who are constantly here on this waste soil eroded by evil forces? Who can lead the army through this evil wasteland and come here?

Finally, Borek finally spoke, his voice hoarse and deep.

"Look at the mountain that belongs to Guntergrim," he said sadly and emotionally.