Chapter 643

The Lord Curse spoke.

"We never expected it to be you— we merely suddenly felt a building we'd never seen before appear before our eyes."

"We knew someone had tampered with this place, so we rushed here immediately."

Luo En said.

"Had there been no traitor who tore off those runes, you would never have discovered this place."

The Lord Curse nodded, offering no rebuttal to Luo En's words.

"That's true— these runes are indeed powerful, completely obscuring our vision."

"They made us utterly unaware of the building's existence."

He looked toward the building; now, the small structure stood lonely, surrounded by vast emptiness.

Perhaps the one who built it placed it here precisely to hide it from these curses' eyes.

But now it seemed the man's plan had failed.

The Lord Curse smiled warmly at Luo En.

"I never expected the person inside to be you."

Luo En struggled to his feet; he could feel intense pain in his ankle.

When they grabbed him, they had released poison right on his ankle.

Thus, he felt his movements were severely hindered— he could no longer possibly fight these curses.

Luo En knew this, so he stood calmly, gazing at the Lord Curse.

"So what are you planning to do with me now?"

Luo En asked.

The Lord Curse chuckled.

"Since you've caused me to lose many of my top generals, I will surely give you the harshest punishment."

As he spoke, he slowly approached Luo En.

Luo En wanted to resist, but he felt his curse energy was nearly depleted.

Taiyilang, watching this, struggled fiercely.

But a curse beside him punched him, and he collapsed to the ground.

The Lord Curse said.

"You've truly been a headache for me— I thought you'd be eliminated quickly."

"Yet here you still stand before me."

The Lord Curse seemed to admire Luo En, but his eyes already gleamed with murderous intent.

Luo En knew the man would never grant him a chance to live— if he wanted to survive, he had to seize it himself.

He smiled at the curse.

"Though I've indeed caused you great trouble, killing me won't be easy."

The curse smiled at Luo En.

"Killing you isn't hard at all— I need only give the order, and these curses around me will end your life instantly."

Luo En shook his head with a smile.

"I've already leaked all the information about this town to others."

"They will immediately form a team and swiftly infiltrate here."

"If I die, they'll arrive here at once."

"Given their knowledge of this place, I'm sure you'll find it very difficult to resist them."

The curse stared at Luo En in shock.

"Don't you understand? All the information you possess is false."

"In truth, we never revealed any secrets about this town to you."

Luo En shook his head.

"That's true— the information you revealed earlier was indeed false."

"We noticed it the moment we infiltrated here— but the information I've leaked now is real."

The Lord Curse shook his head.

"That's impossible. How could you have obtained real information? These details have always been hidden."

"Unless you have the strength to enter our information repository, you could never acquire all the knowledge here."

Only now did Luo En realize they had an information repository— holding every piece of news about this town.

It contained everything about the town, and all its weaknesses.

The Lord Curse did this because he intended to turn this town into his personal garden.

But the most crucial point was understanding the town— so he could govern it properly.

This information repository had always been hidden; no one could find it without his permission.

Once Luo En learned this, he began his plan— but now the most urgent thing was to escape.

Luo En looked at the Lord Curse and smiled.

"Do you really think such a repository is safe? As long as something exists there,"

"It will eventually be discovered."

The Lord Curse stared at Luo En with deep suspicion— he simply couldn't believe anyone had the strength to enter that secret place.

That place was guarded by countless curses.

Luo En smiled warmly at Taiyilang.

"Perhaps you still don't understand how terrifying he is, but now I can show you."

As he spoke, he slowly took two steps forward.

The curses watched Luo En with intense tension.

If Luo En made any move, they would strike him immediately.

Yet until now, Luo En had remained utterly calm.

He slowly walked to Taiyilang's side and helped him up.

The lord curse stared coldly at Luo En.

"If you plan to play any tricks, I advise you to stop now, or we will not spare you when the time comes."

Luo En nodded with a smile.

"At this point, what tricks could I possibly have? But the technique I'm about to show you isn't something just anyone can learn."

As he spoke, two round, plump objects appeared in his hand.

Taiyilang saw the objects and his face filled with shock.

"How do you have these?"

Luo En said.

"Though these things are rare, it doesn't mean I couldn't get my hands on them."

With that, he handed the two orbs to the curse.

The curse was just about to reach out to take them when Luo En suddenly threw the orbs onto the ground.

With a burst of explosion, thick smoke rose up.

Luo En grabbed Taiyilang and swiftly fled to one side.

"Damn it, this kid tricked us."

The lord curse, furious beyond words, shouted.

"Capture him immediately—kill on sight."

All the curses surged toward Luo En at once.

Behind Luo En, Taiyilang said with concern.

"Will this really work?"

Luo En said.

"This is the only option left now—let's try it. If it fails, we'll just have to accept our fate."

As he spoke, he suddenly stamped his foot hard, increasing his speed once more.

The two of them swiftly hid behind the back mountain, one behind the other.

They no longer sensed the curses' presence; Taiyilang patted his chest and laughed.