Chapter 606: No... Protected by the Undying God

Ounas wandered excitedly, running towards the place where lightning elements were most abundant amidst the earth and water vapor. Although this kind of wandering consumed a lot of power, the elements of the Main Material Plane were truly too abundant, and the consumed power could be replenished quickly.

When he wandered to a place without many enemies, Ounas would condense his body, stepping one footprint at a time, causing sparks to fly and the earth to shake.

A large area of farmland was ignited by the splashed electric arcs, and the plump rice ears turned into fire ears, burning fiercely.

Looking down from the sky, Ounas seemed to be running on a lake formed by rice, each step causing a ripple—a ripple composed of flames.

Just as he was running, a human farmer with red eyes rushed over carrying a hoe, wanting to give Ounas a hoe.

But in front of the nearly ten-meter-tall Jin Huang Titan, the human farmer was like a small insect. Before Ounas could even react, he was electrocuted into charcoal with a 'crackling' sound; he couldn't even charge through the electric field overflowing around the Titan.

But the farmer didn't care anymore; all his farmland and food were gone, and there was no point in living.

However, the farmer's heroism couldn't change anything, not even slowing Ounas's pace. The boundless farmland was ignited.

Sensing the gradually restless fire elements between the sky and the earth, Ounas roared excitedly and rushed into the forest in the distance.

At the end of the forest, a portal was torn open. An entire mage regiment led by Deity Diluni drilled through, and finally, Xiludi, who was supporting the portal, also drilled through.

As expected of a genius of spatial mysteries, she glanced at the portal at the elves' place, and based on Galad's sentence of 'don't let her use it', she forcefully cracked the spatial gate.

After a period of practice, she could already skillfully open portals, transporting a large number of personnel to a place with coordinates in one go, which was even more practical than Ang's hand-crafted teleportation arrays.

However, the consumption of tearing open a portal by hand was too great. After a mage regiment was transported over, her consumption was almost exhausted, and the remaining magic was only enough for her to escape.

But it didn't matter. Xiludi lifted her mage robe—ding ding ding ding! It was stuffed full of scrolls, magic crystals, and potions, which she could take and use at any time.

Xiludi used to have the habit of going out with a bag of scrolls and blank scrolls. At that time, the spatial bag was even picked up by Ang.

Later, she met a new friend, Misha, who told her this more convenient method. She didn't have to reach into the bag every time; it was indeed much more convenient.

Grabbing a handful of magic crystals in her hand to accelerate recovery, Xiludi watched as the seniors of the mage regiment dispersed under Deity Diluni's command.

The spatial mages used spatial tremors to shatter space at the first opportunity, preventing the enemy from using teleportation scrolls or spatial magic to escape. If Xiludi were to crash into such shattered space, she could only ride her big staff and escape.

The arcane mages quickly added air barriers to all their companions because the opponent was a Titan, and lightning elements would splash. Adding air barriers could prevent them from being hurt by the splashed electric arcs.

Deity Diluni held his staff horizontally, and the surrounding elements gathered towards him crazily, while his eyes stared fixedly at the running figure ahead—gaze locked.

However, the next moment, Ounas turned around and ran.

"I'll curse you! Chase!" Deity Diluni rarely cursed, leading the mage regiment to chase after him.

Ounas was running, his steps getting bigger and bigger. His right hand hung by his side, holding something in the void. A lightning bolt condensed in his hand. When the lightning bolt condensed to sufficient power, Ounas used the standard posture of throwing a javelin and threw the lightning bolt in his hand with all his might.

It was as if a javelin turned into lightning, piercing straight towards a dark cloud at the end of the horizon, and along with Ounas's body, it also turned into lightning, darting towards the end of the horizon.

Deity Diluni, who couldn't catch up, stopped, his face livid: "Damn it, these electric rats!"

This is troublesome. The Titans simply don't engage them head-on, wandering around and committing crimes with their weird movement abilities. Humans simply have no way to catch them, and in the end, they can only watch helplessly as they burn everything that can be burned.

Xiludi came over and asked distressingly: "Principal, what should we do? Is there any way to catch it?"

Deity Diluni took a few deep breaths, stabilized his emotions, and asked: "What about you? Do you have any way to catch him?"

Xiludi shook her head: "His movement ability is not spatial; I have no way. We have to ask the lightning-type mages."

Deity Diluni found a lightning-type mage, and the other party said: "I don't know if there's any way. Anyway, we humans have no way to transfer in this way. Thunder God should know, but no matter what, this movement method must consume a lot, equivalent to lightning piercing the air and then reorganizing. Let's chase tighter, chase a few more times, maybe it won't be able to run anymore."

This is a clumsy method, but it is also the only feasible method for the time being. Deity Diluni gritted his teeth: "Chase!" Then he looked at Xiludi.

Xiludi hurriedly shook her little head: "No, no, the consumption just now hasn't recovered yet. Let's teleport first."

Teleportation is a very dangerous movement method. If Xiludi can't hold on, and someone happens to walk in, half of their body is on the other side, but the portal suddenly collapses—crack, this person will be split into two halves.

Everyone had to rush to the nearest teleportation array and use the teleportation array to chase in the direction where Ounas disappeared.

Previously, in order to guard against the Titans, everyone had built a large number of observation stations in various parts of the plane, especially in places rich in lightning elements. Now, these observation stations have come in handy.

However, there are too many Titans. There are twelve Jin Huang Titans alone, and as many as fifty Thunder Titans. So many Titans are enough to launch a plane war, but they don't know what they were bewitched by; they only wander and don't engage head-on, setting fires everywhere, burning everything that can be burned, and then running away.

Various teams composed of humans, elves, and dragons chased wildly behind their butts. When there were many people, there were few teams, and they couldn't keep up with everything. When there were few people, it was even more troublesome. The Titans are not vegetarians; a lightning javelin thrown back can kill one or two pursuers.

In the dwarf territory, Dwarf King Copper Hammer had a bitter face, hesitant and indecisive.

His subordinates didn't care about this, and messages were reported one after another: "King, Deity Diluni hopes we can block the Black Stone Pass to prevent the Titans from using underground mineral veins to move."

Copper Hammer waved his hand, pretending not to hear.

After a while, another message came: "King, the Smelting Town at the foot of the mountain has been burned."

Copper Hammer still waved his hand, pretending not to hear.

The War God Guard beside him couldn't help but ask in a low voice: "King, are we just going to ignore it like this?"

Copper Hammer said with a bitter face: "How to manage? Manage whom? Help the Titans or help the humans? We claim to have the Titan bloodline. No matter who we help in this situation, it's very awkward."

The guard curled his lips disapprovingly: "We haven't made any moves. If the humans win, we will be even more awkward in the future."

"Humans can win? According to this trend, the food of the entire plane will be burned out. It is unquestionable that most people will starve to death. If we help the humans, the Titans will be angry and come over to burn our food too. That would be fatal," Copper Hammer said distressingly.

The guard curled his lips: "How could they starve to death? Have you forgotten 'that' lord? Even if all the food on the plane is burned out, that lord can still feed everyone."

Copper Hammer was startled, and suddenly remembered that scene where all things were competing and full of vitality. That's right, even if all the food was burned out, that lord could still feed everyone.

In other words, the Titans' plan to starve everyone to death simply wouldn't be realized. Instead, they would be gradually worn down by the humans and elves with their huge numerical advantage. As long as they don't die, they can always wear the Titans to death in a few years.

Not long after, another message came: "King, the coal mine of Black Mountain Stone has been ignited by the Titans."

Copper Hammer still waved his hand, hesitant.

Another message came, and the dwarf reporting the message roared with irrepressible grief and indignation: "King, our wine cellar has been blown up. It was full of distilled beet wine from Meishen City, and now it's all burning."

"What! The wine is all burned? Damn Titans, grab your weapons and fight them, these wine-burning thieves!" Copper Hammer was furious, his beard and hair standing on end, and he rushed out carrying his hammer.

The dwarves, who were originally hesitant because of the Titan bloodline, were immediately filled with righteous indignation when they heard that the wine cellar had been blown up. They mounted their griffins and searched for the traces of the Titans all over the mountains and plains.

Any bloodline is fake. If you dare to burn the dwarves' wine, even if it's their ancestors, they will flip you over.

Ounas transferred to a new place, re-condensed his body, and strode towards the farmland in the distance.

At the edge of the farmland, a strong farmer tremblingly carried a manure fork, aimed at the ten-meter-tall behemoth in the distance, and shouted tremblingly but firmly: "No... don't come over, no... protected by the Undying God, I won't let you step on my field even if I die!"

Ounas waved his hand impatiently, and an electric arc struck the farmer. He didn't even hear clearly what the farmer shouted. The sound was too small, smaller than the air explosion sound of his lightning strike, just like an annoying fly.

However, the next moment, he saw with horror that the farmer, who had been electrocuted into charcoal and skin-torn, lit up with holy light. Powerful strength quickly healed his flesh and skin, allowing the charred human body to recover and become fresh.

Then, this human body opened its golden eyes, and a terrifying aura descended.

Ounas stared with shock: "Descent? Why? Can such an ant withstand such great power?"

Descent is not something that can be done casually. First, it requires a body that can withstand powerful energy. Even a fanatic like Ou Ke, who had been tempered by divine power for a period of time, needed to use sacrifice to withstand Ang's power when facing the Insect God.

However, the fragile human body in front of him didn't explode because of the powerful strength. First, a shield mark descended on him—Guardian Shield.

Then, the Equal Holy Rack descended on him. The damage he received would be equally applied to Ang.

Then, he opened his golden eyes, took a step forward with a blank expression, a standard posture of throwing a javelin, and a long spear quickly condensed in his hand.

Ounas stared wide-eyed and screamed: "Lightning Spear?! Heavens, how can he know the Lightning Spear? Not good, God King save—"

The last sentence was shouted out, transmitted to the distance through the remote-sensing electric field. Unfortunately, before he could finish shouting, 'he' forcefully threw the Lightning Spear in his hand.

His arm exploded due to the huge force, flesh and blood splashed, revealing the bones underneath, but it was kneaded together again under the action of some kind of power. Holy light flickered, and it recovered to its original state.

The Lightning Spear disappeared instantly, and when it appeared again, it had already penetrated Ounas's body, stabbing him into an umbrella-shaped electric net. ===== CHAPTER 607 =====