Chapter 595

He worried that Luo En, consumed by rage, might turn on him.

But at this moment, his condition made him no match for Luo En.

The next instant, Luo En seized him and violently charged toward their originally chosen destination.

Although the destination was now saturated with powerful energy.

But Luo En paid no heed, relying on the energy fueled by his rage, he had reached the weakness's front.

He swung a fierce punch, unleashing a massive force upon that weakness.

In response, an even stronger energy surged forth, instantly forcing Luo En back two steps.

Taiyiro immediately understood.

So Luo En had charged forward earlier to make himself even angrier.

When rage reached a certain level, power would also increase correspondingly.

Luo En probably believed this level of rage was sufficient to break through the opponent's defense.

That's why he had grabbed Taiyiro and rushed here.

But he never expected to fail—this level of attack could not pierce that layer of defense at all.

Luo En's expression subtly changed.

Because this failure slightly dampened his rage, his power weakened a little.

Knowing the reason, Taiyiro quickly spoke to Luo En.

"One failure means nothing; don't break your rhythm."

"I believe you can do it."

Luo En clenched his fists, once again igniting his rage.

He said.

"Clearly, I can kill them all."

With a thunderous boom, Luo En charged forward again.

He swung a punch, hoping this time he could break through the opponent's defense.

But to Luo En's shock, his full-power strike left not a single mark on it.

The energy the opponent summoned was far too powerful—it could completely cancel out his own.

"How is this possible? How strong is this thing?"

Luo En said, utterly incredulous.

During earlier battles, every time he thought that if he could just push himself a little further.

He could destroy this curse.

But now he had gained countless boosts.

Yet destroying this curse still seemed impossible.

Taiyiro said helplessly.

"No one has ever been able to accurately understand this curse."

No one has killed him, and every sorcerer who came here to destroy him.

Has died at his hands.

I never imagined this thing could be this terrifying."

Saying this, he shook his head helplessly.

"This time, the two of us ending up here is bad luck."

But Luo En said,

"If others can't kill him, I refuse to believe I can't either."

He clenched his fists once more and charged forward abruptly.

Precisely because of this mindset, his rage rose another level.

In this boundless rage, Luo En's fury burned like a flame, growing wildly.

Taiyiro understood Luo En's state.

He wouldn't disturb Luo En, but he also knew that even at this level of rage, they still couldn't break through the opponent's defense.

Surely the opponent had prepared even more behind the scenes to welcome them.

He knew breaking through here would be extremely difficult.

Suddenly, Taiyiro heard the sound of a blade nearby.

He was extremely sensitive to blades—he had spent his entire life with them.

In that instant, his nerves tightened instantly.

He said to Luo En.

"Someone has broken in—perhaps another sorcerer.

Let's hurry to meet them; maybe the three of us together can kill him."

Luo En also heard the sound from that direction, but he felt it was strangely familiar.

Yet he couldn't place it at once.

So he carried Taiyiro and charged toward that direction.

With Luo En's current mindset—killing gods and buddhas alike—the tentacles could not stop her.

Under his charge, they quickly reached the destination.

A flash of blade-light passed before his eyes, and Luo En's vision blurred.

Suddenly, a figure appeared before him.

Luo En and the shadow both shouted out.

"Is it you?"

He was surprised to find the person before him was Naizi.

Luo En asked, puzzled.

"How did you get here? Get out quickly."

Naizi said.

"An announcement was issued, and everyone was preparing to come and slay this curse."

But many refused at once."

So I thought, since no one else would come, I'd come myself to kill this curse."

Luo En looked behind Naizi and said in surprise.

"Did you come alone?"

Naizi nodded and said.

"That's right, no one wanted to come."

"I heard this curse is powerful, but I didn't believe it."

At this, she turned her gaze to Luo En.

"But I never expected you, kid, to get here faster than me."

Then she looked behind Luo En at Taiyilang, her expression turning astonished.

"Who is this person? Why does he look so familiar?"

Then she said in shock.

"Is it you, Senior?"

Taiyilang sighed and shook his head.

"I never expected you, little girl, to have entered the academy too."

Luo En asked in surprise.

"Do you two know each other?"

Both nodded.

Naizi said.

"Let's talk about this later, after we get out. Right now, the most important thing is to kill this thing."

Luo En sighed and shook his head.

"This thing isn't easy to deal with—we nearly died here."

It was clear Naizi had just endured a fierce battle too.