OBS Chapter 3323 Plan
Chapter 3323 Plan
Chapter 3323 Plan
Beings who control the rules of death are capable of creating evil spirits. Hades, as the former king of the underworld, also created evil spirits.
In fact, Hades not only created evil spirits, skeletons, ghosts, zombies, and the like, but He also created a branch of the rules of death: death life.
It sounds similar to Andrew's immortality ability, right? But in fact, they are different. The death of a creature created by the rules of life and death is irreversible.
For example, if you create a zombie, you can't turn it back into a living being; at most, you can only let it rest in peace.
To revive a zombie, you need to master the rules of life and purification. In addition, reviving a dead life is a very complicated matter and requires a lot of preparation. Simply put, it is a big deal.
Andrew's immortality ability can temporarily turn a person into an evil spirit, and when the ability ends, the evil spirit becomes a normal person again. This is really incredible, and can even be said to defy common sense, which is why Hades was so shocked.
"My immortality ability doesn't just utilize the rules of death."
Andrew smiled and said, "Besides the rules of death, there are many other rules mixed in. Only through their fusion can such an evil spirit be created."
For example, the rule of resentment is a catalyst for immortality; only under the influence of hatred can immortality advance, turning mortals into evil spirits.
"I see."
Hades nodded, but inwardly he was thinking, "After all that talk, you haven't gotten to the core part at all. Of course I know there are many other rules, and I know there's a rule of resentment among them, but that's not what I want to hear. I want to hear the core rules."
The core rule that allows ordinary people and evil spirits to transform into each other is the only way to work towards this goal. In the future, perhaps He too can master the power of immortality.
Unfortunately, the BOSS said a lot, but not a single word related to the core rules. The BOSS is already so powerful, why is he still so cautious? Is it necessary?
Andrew stated that it is absolutely necessary. What is the core rule of immortality? It is the rule of illusion, which is both real and illusory. What you think is fake is actually real, and what you think is real is actually fake. Only in this way can one switch between ordinary people and evil spirits.
Andrew will not tell anyone else about this, because once others find out, they will try to break the rules of the Illusion, which may then pose a threat to the immortality ability.
The ability to be immortal is not only useful in this war, but it is also one of Andrew's trump cards, and he certainly cannot allow others to easily crack it.
"The experimental legion can be arrogant for a while longer, but Sithon and the King of Negativity will certainly not sit idly by and wait for their doom. Therefore, the experimental legion can only be arrogant for a short time."
Andrew said, "Now, let's see when Sithon and the others will make their move?"
“Boss, Xisorn and the others are clearly stalling for time. Aren’t you afraid that the Immortal Kang will actually complete his transformation?”
Hades hesitated for a moment, then couldn't help but ask, "If He can see such an obvious truth, there's no reason why the King of Superpowers can't."
"Why should I be afraid of the Immortal Kang completing his transformation?"
Andrew said, "I'm waiting for Him to complete His transformation so I can have a proper fight with Him. The Immortal Kang's greatest strength is his mental power. If I lose again this time, He will be finished."
The Immortal Kang is arrogant. He believes himself to be superior to everyone else. He could make excuses for his previous defeat by underestimating his opponent, but this time, if he loses again, he will have no excuses.
After all, Kang the Immortal had made thorough preparations, even becoming the perfect Doomsday. Moreover, this time His opponent was only the King of the Superpowers. If He failed again, it would be enough to prove that He was not the best.
This kind of thing is irrelevant to others, after all, Western gods don't follow the Eastern mindset. But it's different for the immortal Kang. He possesses mental rules, and to unleash the full power of these rules, absolute confidence is required.
Once absolute self-confidence is shattered, the mental rules of the Immortal Kang will collapse on their own, and His power will be greatly reduced.
Of course, this is not the worst thing. The worst thing is the Immortal Kang himself. With His pride, He could never accept that He was inferior to others, much less fail again and again like Sithon and the others. He would rather die in battle than live a life of dishonor.
Therefore, Andrew allowed the Immortal Kang to develop, allowed Him to become the perfect Day of Destruction, and then, openly and fairly defeated Him, utterly destroying Him as a person.
At that time, there is a very high probability that Immortal Kang will choose to perish together with others. Even if He chooses to survive, it will not be a big problem. An Immortal Kang with a broken spine is not worth fearing. What is worth fearing is an Immortal Kang with absolute self-confidence.
What, is Andrew confident? Heh, only about 98%, not high.
"BOSS, that's the perfect Doomsday."
Hades couldn't help but say that even though He was just the fifth compound tree, having been allied with Sithon and the others for so long, He knew very well how terrifying the Perfect Doomsday was.
It's not the sheer power that's terrifying; the most terrifying thing about Perfect Doomsday is its ability to constantly evolve. Coupled with Kang the Immortal's mental rules, Perfect Doomsday will transform into an invincible super monster in a short period of time.
"so what?"
Andrew said calmly, "The Mechanical Demon King once defeated a perfect Doomsday, and he passed on a lot of experience to me. I am confident that I can defeat the Immortal Kang."
“BOSS, this isn’t a matter of whether you’re confident or not. With your strength, you could easily eliminate the Immortal Kang long ago, so why take the risk?”
Hades said, "Speaking of which, Boss, your personality is usually to resolve problems beforehand, so why are you being so... arrogant this time?"
Waiting for the enemy to fully transform before engaging in combat—isn't that arrogance? Besides, how many villains in movies and TV series die at the hands of the protagonist in this way?
"I've already explained the reasons, so I won't go into details again."
Andrew smiled and said, "Don't worry, Hades, I won't do anything I'm not sure I can do. Besides, if the Immortal Kang is getting stronger, so am I?"
My immortality ability is gradually being perfected, and its third power is no less impressive than the continuous evolution of the Perfect Doomsday.
"A third ability, no less powerful than the Perfect Doomsday's constant evolution?"
Hades looked astonished; he couldn't think of any ability that could resist constant evolution.
That's not just about constant evolution. If you hit someone with a fireball, their resistance to fire increases immediately, and they might even become immune to fire attacks next time. How can any other ability compare to that?
(End of this chapter)