In the frightened eyes of everyone, this little snake still has a tendency to become thicker and longer, and in a blink of an eye, the little snake has become the thickness of a thumb, and the length has even reached several meters, and it can no longer be described as a small snake. The wandering soul power in Serent's body has been like a long rope, tightly entwining Selent, and now Serente's body has "swelled" a lot more than before, becoming a giant "fat man" who is constantly oozing blood from top to bottom.

The terrifying coercion belonging to the soul god continued to emanate from Serent's body, unlike the previous soul divine power, which was only a wisp, this time Kauflon felt a sense of oppression that made people unable to produce any resistance as if the true god was in person.

Coughlon was completely speechless, and after he realized that Celent's faith in the Lord of Light had collapsed, he expected that without the protection of the Lord of Light, the God of Souls would not let go of this prey, but he didn't expect that Celent's final fate would be so miserable.

However, what puzzled Coughren was that although Celrent's body had been eroded by the divine power of the soul, Celent did not show the slightest pain, as if this unrecognizable body was not his.

Celrent's consciousness was completely immersed in magical and treacherous soul magic, one after another soul magic was displayed in his consciousness, among which the undead magic, which was regarded as forbidden by the entire continent, was only a small part of it, and the rest of the many soul magics that were completely incompatible with evil were completely different from the existing magic in the continent, and the unexpected magical effects made Celent feel amazed.

Celent vaguely felt that the inheritance of each of the main gods was vast and profound. In the past, it was recognized that soul magic often used people's negative emotions such as sadness, fear, anger, and hatred to directly exert itself on the soul, and these negative emotions amplified by soul magic were abominable to anyone, so almost no one had a good impression of soul magic, and even had a lot of complaints about the soul god who controlled emotions and souls among the twelve main gods.

The necromancy that is easier to develop and more powerful in soul magic is probably the most criticized part of soul magic. The final effect of necromancy is often inextricably linked to the god of the underworld, and when a necromancer conducts magical experiments, tens of thousands of living beings can easily die, and even ruin the reputation of the god of souls. This has caused all the creatures in the continent of Eliad, who have been full of fear of death since ancient times, to associate the god of souls with the god of the underworld, as the antagonist of the twelve main gods, and even to this day there are still people who insist that the two main gods are actually the same.

After looking at these demonstrations of soul magic, Celent discovered that the god of souls did not seem to be an evil god who did all kinds of evil as the Holy See proclaimed. There is no shortage of positive and bright magic in soul magic, after all, positive emotions such as joy, excitement, happiness, and hope are also under the control of the soul god.

After a series of soul magic demonstrations, a soul spell that felt familiar and familiar to Celent finally stuck in his mind, and it was the first magic "Soul Resurrection Spell" that Celent had learned from the parchment scroll.

There was a thrill in Serent's heart, how he had forgotten this magic. It was he who used the Soul Restoration Spell to resurrect Alfie, who had been frozen to death, and this was the beginning of the following series of adventures. Since he can resurrect Alfie once, he can resurrect Alfie a second time!

Unable to hide her excitement, Celent began to recite the long-lost reincarnation spell quickly. Once the spell was complete, Celent felt a familiar wave of magic spread out in all directions.

Even though it was the second time he had cast this spell, Celent still didn't have much certainty in his mind. It seems, as last time, there was no immediate effect, and there was still silence in the ruins, with no signs of life.

Only then did Slent remember that the Soul Resurrection Spell recorded on the parchment scroll had a set of accompanying actions, which he did not do this time. It seems that he needs to find Alfie's "body" as soon as possible.

What Sellant didn't sense was that the fluctuations of the Soul Resurrection Spell spread to some corner of the castle's depths, where it was completely absorbed by a massive body......

Serent's consciousness returned to his body, and he was shocked to find that his body had become unrecognizable and bloated. The parchment scroll transmitted information about the changes in his body to him in a timely manner, and he was in this state because when the soul divine power passed through the body washed by the light and holy light, although the two did not break out into conflict, but the two divine powers were incompatible with each other and the inevitable result of mutual exclusion. It's like running over a river on snow, even if the two don't clash, it's inevitable that the river will leave its mark on the snow.

Celent is now in this form and cannot make any movements for the time being, and everything will have to wait for Celent's body to completely integrate the two incompatible divine powers before he can return to normal. It was only after understanding this that Celent calmed down and did not panic because of the changes in his body.

It's just that the search for Alfie's body had to be backtracked...... Silent looked at the ruins of Alfie's "burial" not far away, and deeply experienced the feeling of being close to the end of the world.

Despite the drastic changes in Selent's body, the little bronze snake seemed to be unaware of it, and was still trying to penetrate the defensive barrier under the sheepskin scroll.

"You can't attack in the other direction, with that paladin's current state, there must be no time to respond in time!" 'As the bystanders cleared, Cross's mind became extremely bright, and he thought he had found a way to win.

He desperately wanted to pass on his thoughts to the little snake of fine copper, but found that the little snake was unmoved, and in a hurry, Cross couldn't help but want to go into battle in person. Yu Cross tried to manipulate the snake's body to attack in a different direction, but Kroos found that he could only make the snake's head twist slightly, and he could not make any further movements.

Why is this happening? Could it be that he has completely lost control of the little snake's body? Cross was a little dumbfounded, he couldn't imagine what he would be if he lost control of the little snake's body. A lonely soul imprisoned in a small bronze serpent?

Only then did he discover that after fusing the refined copper snake, there happened to be such a piece of relevant information, which was the most suitable punishment method for the soul god. This punishment, known as "soul imprisonment," involves removing the soul of the person being punished from the body and attaching it to an object. The soul of the victim can perceive everything around it, but it can do nothing but let the self-consciousness of the attached object wander around. Souls subjected to this punishment often have to wait until the death of the attachment to attain true liberation.