Is That A Wisp? - Chapter 1538 Arriving at the Envoy’s Law World

Chapter 1538 Arriving at the Envoy’s Law World

“You’re…the God King’s daughter, right?” Krune stopped his attacks, asking as he held a Thundercloud Whale in his hands.

“Yes…” Mon-Tu-Casha nodded, panting a little as her Godly Energy flow was somewhat disorganized due to all the attacks. All the injuries riddling her vanished as she glared at Krune. “You’re… Krune, the Maggot God that killed my older brother.”

“I only needed the confirmation.” Krune snorted in response before asking solemnly, “Your dad… will he be sad upon your death?”

“What will you do upon finding that?” Mon-Tu-Casha glared at her opponent, tensing up in response.

“I guess I’ll find out after this,” Krune said, his figure flickering towards her in an effort to kill her when suddenly, a terrifying power washed over the Sub-Realm, disintegrating it into nothing.

“Keuk!” Mon-Tu-Casha had reacted in advance, already sensing the terrifying entity that was approaching them. “What the fuck?”

She instantly clenched the piece of flesh in her hand, one that belonged to the envoy, seeping her power into it. Using that, she created a medium to enter the envoy’s Law World to instantly escape the brutal power.

But right at this moment, followed by a bolt of lightning, Krune turned into a maggot and burrowed into her body in order to escape, being carried by her to the envoy’s Law World.

“Get lost!” Mon-Tu-Casha screamed, riling up her power to send the maggot flying out of her body, riddling it with injuries.

The maggot reverted back into Krune, whose injuries slowly healed as he crashed into the ground, getting up after a moment as he looked around in surprise. “Where is this place?”

‘This bastard actually managed to latch onto me in that short window of an instant.’ Mon-Tu-Casha was shocked, now nervous about the fact that the secret of the Law World’s existence was revealed to him.

‘No, I can kill him here,’ she thought to herself. ‘And then, I’ll enter his Law World and ensure he would never revive.’

“This place is pretty mystical,” Krune muttered, looking around when he saw a couple of maggots drilling out of what seemed to be the sky. They were familiar maggots under his control.

“I see,” Krune nodded after mulling over it for a bit. “So, this is that envoy’s Law. We’re inside it for some reason.”

He then gazed at Mon-Tu-Casha before continuing, “So, that’s how you cured the God King. It did feel strange that my power on him was destroyed pretty quickly. Is this what the power of the Keys entails when turned into the God Seat of a God?”

Upon seeing that Mon-Tu-Casha didn’t reply, silently glaring at him, Krune let out a smirk. “It seems I’ve hit the nail right on its head. So, the Mong Realm had been experimenting on all the Keys that they had stolen.”

Boom!

He was just about to fly towards Mon-Tu-Casha when he realized that he couldn’t fly anymore. Taking advantage of his momentary confusion, Mon-Tu-Casha reflected all the injuries that she had sustained until now onto him, riddling his body full of wounds.

“Guh!” Krune grunted in pain, for the wounds hurt more than before.

Even though his power was still the same, it was as if the foundation of the place itself was superior, the difference akin to what someone at the Godly Fusion Realm would experience in the Godly Path Realm and the God Realm.

Even though they contained the same power, they weren’t that terrifying in this place.

“Hmph! Die!” Mon-Tu-Casha bellowed as she sprinted through the place, slamming a punch into Krune, surprised to see him evade it easily.

“I’ve fought with my body longer than you,” Krune said, wielding the Thundercloud Whale like a knife that he plunged into the outstretched hand of Mon-Tu-Casha, injecting the Frozen Blood into her.

The Frozen Blood stilled her movements, making her prone to his attacks as a layer of frost began to cover her hand. But an instant later, all her injuries vanished while their surroundings were covered by a layer of frost.

And surprisingly, this layer of frost was effective even on Krune.

“I see…” Krune muttered, gazing at the frost that had the envoy’s aura in it. “So, you’re converting all the abilities targeting into the law where you send it, using that to attack the caster itself.”

‘Damn it!’ Mon-Tu-Casha grunted in anger, wondering how Krune was able to see through her abilities with a single glance, alarmed at his sheer intelligence and experience.

Indeed, that was how she fought. The Keys were originally created to create a doorway to enter and exit a Realm. And, the Mong Realm had used the Keys stolen from weaker Realms to open a doorway into stronger Realms, making their invasions easier this way.

And now, with them turned into her God Seat, Mon-Tu-Casha was able to travel to the Greater Universe Law World casually, treating it as her home.

And when inflicted with an injury, she first sent the attack to her Law World. As the bodies of the Gods were created using their representative Law, it meant that any attack on her would be shown in her Law World.

Her power then transferred this attack onto the Law World of another Mong Realm God. During this transfer, the attack would gradually lose its power and be assimilated into the respective Law World.

After all, this was the trait of the Law Worlds. Only things related to them can be in the Law Worlds. Anything external would be assimilated into it.

So, Mon-Tu-Casha typically dispersed the attacks through various Law Worlds, instantly causing these Law Worlds to assimilate the attacks into them. She then transferred them back to her world, instantly assimilating the dispersed attacks into hers before bringing them back to reality, sending them onto their attackers.

Within a certain range, she was somehow able to connect with their Law World, even though she couldn’t enter them without making physical contact properly. Though, she still used them to target her attacks at speeds beyond what they could react to.

Unfortunately, her opponent was Krune, wielding the Tribulation Lightning Law, able to move at terrifying speeds.

That’s how he managed to evade all her attacks until now. And now, he smiled, having grasped the situation at hand. “If I destroy this place, wouldn’t the Mong Realm lose this Law permanently?”