The emperor was angry, both because of himself and because of Him. The power of the gods has the power to change reality, and the spells he uses to twist Grimm are like snow in the spring, dissolving away.

"Those guys are liars! When you exchange your faith for blessings, you have fallen for their deception!" roared the Emperor angrily. But because his palm was stung by the divine power, he still threw the city mayor of Cuimu far away.

His eyes burst into flames—literally—wisps of flame rising from the corners of his eyes. The ancient king's muscles stirred all over his body, and he mobilized his mana to heal the wounds on his palms.

"Some people will never learn to fear the strong, just because they will not deceive you and call themselves vain gods. With his thighs as thick as stone pillars, the emperor walked step by step towards the knights in the arena, and the latter reined in his horse and retreated step by step.

Passing a knight who fell to the ground, clutching his broken thigh and screaming in pain, he stretched out his palm and shook it so hard that the knight's howl stopped abruptly as if he had been stuck in the neck.

At a speed visible to the naked eye, the knight's body quickly became shriveled. His skin cracked and cracked, and then a strange green light poured out of the cracks, scorching the knight into a puddle of ashes.

Black smoke poured up from the ashes, like a homing swallow, and flew into the palm of the emperor's hand. All of his life force and soul were taken by the terrible enemy, and became a helping hand for the other party's continued violence.

"Similar to the spell casting method of the Ash World," Quis, who hid his body in the crowd and made up to become an armored knight, looked at the emperor's hand operation, and secretly thought: "But at the same time, it can also absorb soul energy, no wonder the emperor will not be tolerated by the gods." ”

Drawing soul energy for one's own use is, in a way, a taboo for all spellcasters in the multiverse. Even some outrageously powerful spellcasters most likely don't choose to use their souls as their casting energy.

Because, in doing so, it is suspected of infecting the gods and the source of many demonic powers. Once exposed, the caster will probably be hunted down by many gods and demons.

There were a few soul casters in the world of ashes in ancient times, but there was a reason for that:

First, there is something wrong with that world itself (the gods have cursed that world, and that plane is a no-go zone for all gods);

Second, those soul mages in the ash world, although they can manipulate souls, they use the Soul Devouring Tower to attract geistes, and then use the purified soul energy as their own spell casting energy, they are not like the emperor who directly absorbs soul energy.

Acting like an emperor is simply touching the forbidden territory of the gods, and it is no wonder that the gods will help Ramsay's humans in ancient times to fight against him, a strongman who has unified the entire plane, and finally seal him in the Great Tomb.

It's just that Quith still doesn't understand one thing: why many gods have been involved, but instead of solving the hidden danger of the emperor in a hundred ways, they have chosen a less safe sealing method.

"Aside from what Shay said, this emperor may have mastered the method of creating a new phantom snake, there must be some other secret hidden in him. Quest pondered as he carefully observed the emperor's every move.

If you are in a main material plane such as Faeron, the spells that ordinary mages can use have an upper limit on their energy levels. It was a set of rules set by the gods to prevent mortals from using spells that could threaten them.

However, in the world of ashes, or by drawing the life force of other creatures to cast spells like Ramsay's Emperor, it is easier to use some powerful spells without limiting the energy level.

Theoretically, it is not impossible for such a caster to cast a spell that can kill gods if they can absorb enough energy. It's just that the mages of the Ash World are limited in the amount of obsidian orbs they can carry. At the same time, because most of the Ash World is covered by deserts, the ecological resources and population are not so sufficient. Therefore, the casters there have natural ability limitations, and the secular society is not swayed by the casters.

However, the emperor will not be subject to these shackles. Although the Ramsay plane is not a large main material plane, it is still an abundant and rich material plane, and the natural resources and population here are enough to "squander" it. And, judging from the skills he had shown so far, it didn't seem that he needed an obsidian orb at all. He is a powerful magical creature in his own right, and his massive body is a natural "battery" that can be used to store the energy he absorbs.

In addition, what he absorbed was not just the life force of a creature, the emperor also absorbed the soul energy of the other party. One operation, two harvests. The energy he draws from a knight is even greater than the energy stored in half a dozen obsidian orbs carried by a spellcaster in the world of ashes.

So, here comes the problem again. Why didn't the emperor absorb these energies in the first place, could he only do so when the victim was unable to resist? Also, why did he only extract the life force and soul of one knight, and the knights who fell beside him now numbered as many as a dozen people, could he also be subject to some restrictions?

The more he knew about the emperor, the more doubts in Quest's heart increased. The secret hidden in the ancient slave owner of Ramsay aroused his curiosity more and more.

"Since the lamb in the lead has refused the honor of becoming a robber, then I will divide this honor equally and give all of you the opportunity to serve the king!" The bright light burst out from the palm of the emperor's hand, reflecting into the eyes of everyone in the arena.

Unlike before, when he wanted to transform Grimm into a raider, he wanted to transform the knights into monsters on a large scale. He didn't believe that everyone present was like Mayor Emerald Wood, who could possess the treasures given by the gods.

Just like an iron heart, the emperor wants to transform a wave of his servants in this arena. Once again, however, his plan fell into thin air.

It was still the power of the gods that neutralized his efforts. It's just that this time it wasn't the sudden explosion of the holy relics on a certain person, but the power of those few electric monks.

They were Stiem's priests. At the same time as the Emperor cast the Transformation Spell, they immediately began to summon the virtual game god they worshipped, and launched a counterattack against the Emperor's spell.

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