Wrapped in thick burqas, Karn and his party rode two Skarash on the hot desert.

The air twisted from the scorching heat, and the burnt lips turned into a peel.

Taliyah couldn't stand the scorching sun, so she took refuge in the cabin hanging beside Scarash.

The two Skarash were brought by Nasus and a nomadic tribe, and when he revealed his identity as a god, the herdsmen all bowed respectfully before him and offered living totems.

Karn was all gone, and if no one would sell Skarash in normal times, only Nasus's prestige deserved their friendship.

Skarash's back was at least five meters high, so that only such a tall pack beast could carry Nasus's majestic body.

He sat on a flat spot at the back of Scarash's neck, while Sivir lay on his side on his towering back.

On the other Slash, Cassadine sat behind his neck and pulled the reins, while Karn stood at the highest point of his back, looking into the distance.

"I saw Amakla, five kilometers away."

He slid his way down Scarash's back to his neck and said to Nasus on the other side, "Your Excellency, the Prophet can tear through the bedrock of the earth, causing miles of rifts, and it is not wise for us to engage such an enemy head-on, so when the time comes, you go and get his attention, and we will blend into the crowd and try to assassinate him." ”

Nasus nodded: "I'll attack as soon as I meet, you take advantage of the chaos." ”

Sivir looked up and listened, then put his head down on his arm, basking in the sun and not knowing what he was thinking.

Cassadine touched his bracers, silent as always

Karn continued, "Be vigilant, the Prophet has the power of foreknowledge, and perhaps he already knows that we are coming for him." ”

To enter Amakrah, all you need to do is find someone to find out where the Prophet is. The group got off Skarash in the town and headed straight for the temple on the edge of the town.

Even though he was wrapped in a robe, Nasus's size was still conspicuous, and he gathered a lot of attention along the way. But he didn't need to hide this time, and he would do it the moment he saw the prophet.

He smelled the stench of the air that belonged to the void as it wafted from the temple with a strong smell of corrosion.

"We are eternal, we demand sacrifice!"

A group of cultists gathered in front of the temple and chanted restless prayers in unison, high and agitated like the opening words of the Fall.

Waves of sound reached Nasus's ears, and the priest who stood in front of the temple to receive worships caught his attention, his eyes glowing a vicious purple glow in the bright sun, his feet suspended in the air.

Obviously, this man was a prophet, and he seemed to be more depraved than anyone else.

It was a very different feeling from the void in Karn's body, which the Prophet's body and mind had embraced.

Though he had the appearance of a human, his essence was purer than any void creature he had ever seen before.

Nasus's killing intent skyrocketed, like a sandfall against the current.

In the same way, the other party also found him.

Nasus knew his time had come, and he removed his robes to reveal his towering body, ripping off the strips of cloth wrapped around his tomahawk.

The blade of the axe glistened with excitement, and the center set with an aquamarine gem drank the sun.

He strode toward the Prophet, the handle of his axe staggering to the ground as he walked, stirring up puffs of choking smoke.

"The heavens of Shurima... God! ”

"It's the Desert Reaper! Naser ......"

The crowd in front of him, too frightened to utter his name in full, retreated a way, and a group of warriors, commanded by the Prophet, came to intercept him and aimed their weapons at him.

"Get out of the way." Nasus warned.

He didn't want to kill these people, after all, they were all Shurima's heirs. They just happened to get in his way.

But if they can't see where they should stand, then he won't be polite.

Despite fear, the samurai held fast to the prophet's orders and did not move under their feet.

Nasus saw in the eyes of these people a frenzy beyond fear, and they were not afraid of death.

"Well, I will fulfill you."

Nasus let out a loud wolf howl, and the earth spewed out gravel and dust, and the desert winds felt his anger and came to him with it.

Obsidian's body was filled with the wrath of the sea of sand, and the sandstorm surrounded him, the whistling sand enough to strangle a man into a skeleton.

His form grew rapidly, and his body towered terribly, just like the legendary first Ascendant.

The cultists were forced back by the sandstorm, but the samurai shrouded their bodies in their armor and tried to fend off the wrath of the gods.

While everyone's eyes were focused on the jackal-headed god, the prophet stood in the temple and looked at all this calmly, but in fact secretly began to cast a spell.

An undercurrent swelled beneath the earth, and Taliya felt a shudder deep in the rocks, and Taliyah's brow was tangled.

The unknowable creeps through it, the rocks dissolve everywhere it goes, and the cavities beneath the ground widen.

Nasus made a move without warning, the sapphires set in the bronze tomahawk glowing, and he swung his axe and slammed it into the ground.

The earth was shattered by the blow, and the samurai were shaken into the air by the impact of the blow, and they fell to the ground after falling hard, and the temple in front of them shook and shook off the dust.

"Protect the Prophet."

The cultists were in confusion, and more samurai rushed towards him, trying to stop him. TV updates the fastest //

They rushed at him with swords and spears.

Nasus staggered and swept his axe in his hand, cutting off three of them. He threw a punch in the chest, only to break the man to pieces.

The samurai braved the sandstorm to approach from the flanks, spears snapping at steely skin, and no one was able to pierce the armor of the Celestial warriors.

Nasus raised his leg and trampled one of them to death, then opened his mouth to bite the last man's head.

As soon as his teeth closed, the samurai's head snapped open.

When Karn saw the three-element temple, he felt a strong hunger rush through his mind, causing him to nearly fall under his feet.

"What's wrong with you?" It was Kai'Sa who held him up in time.

"The earth beneath my feet is hollow, and the temple is full of void creatures, and I feel a vivid hunger in my mind."

Karn looked at the temple with his left eye of the abyss, and he could feel some kind of movement coming from inside, which was why the Prophet did not flee from Nasus, and it was also his reliance.

"We went around from the side, and there was something weird in there."

"Hmm." Kai'Sa nodded, and Karn blended into the rioting crowd.