The "King of the Five Seas" is the most famous pirate on this sea, and is recognized as the king of pirates, and this "Black Emperor" has the highest reputation and recognition in the five seas.

Roman recognized it at a glance.

It is rumored that the "Hell General" was once a subordinate of the "King of the Five Seas" before becoming independent.

This was the first thought that crossed Roman's mind.

So the "King of the Five Seas" Nast came to rescue the "Hell Admiral" for this reason?

Again, this is somewhat unlikely.

The "Hell General" is a famous murderer in the Five Seas, but the "King of the Five Seas" adheres to the virtue of not killing captives, and can only plunder, not kill people who do not resist, and even stipulate that women cannot be insulted at will.

The "Hell Admiral" is more like an exiled man, and Nast probably wouldn't come to the rescue.

Is that......

Roman glanced at Emilius the Weaver.

Some kind of extraordinary level of aggregation?

With the blessing of the law, he struggled against the surging army of undead creatures, while keeping an eye on the situation on the battlefield over there.

Yes, the battlefield.

As soon as the Black Emperor appeared, it began to attack the ghost ship that Roman named the "Cursed".

And the ghost ship didn't seem to take the "Black Falcon" and the "Weaver" in its eyes at all, and launched an attack on the "Black Emperor".

Roman has no backup for the army of the undead, which is the key reason why Roman is able to withstand their attacks at the moment.

However, before Roman could be a little happy, he found that the undead who were about to rush towards the "Black Emperor" seemed to have lost their way and charged towards the "Black Falcon".

"Distorted"?

Roman began to feel the pressure rise suddenly.

However, it was not only Roman himself who felt the pressure, but also Emilius the "weaver".

The "King of the Five Seas" Nast didn't even show up, just being in the "Black Emperor", relying on the special way of the "Black Emperor" to control the situation on the field.

The extraordinary person of the "Black Emperor" sequence has always been a destroyer of order, and is good at finding and exploiting loopholes in the rules.

This reminded Roman of a description in the original book, saying that the "Black Emperor" lost a lot of crew members under the attack of the ironclad.

With the consistent style of the Rune military, it is impossible for the "Black Emperor" to ambush a single ironclad ship, but must have several warships, and even the fleet is assisted.

I'm afraid there is more than one demigod involved in the battle, and there should be a suitable seal to carry.

Referring to Admiral Emilius's ambush of a "Hell Admiral" requires three fleets to shoot together, and the demigods are overwhelmed, then in the face of a king above the five seas, they may be more prepared.

However, it was in this situation that in the original book, the "Black Emperor" still withdrew from the battlefield, only losing some crew, and the frigate of the ironclad ship lost two in the legend.

It can be known that the "King of the Five Seas" Nast is not in vain, and in the case of his own outstanding strength, he must also have a powerful seal.

So at this moment, when his own warship had not completed its combat mission and could not assist him, in the face of the "King of the Five Seas" Nast, the "Weaver" Emilius did not rush to attack the "Black Emperor", but turned his head to demarcate the order and assist Roman in defense.

Emilius. Levitt has always acted conservatively, and his previous preparations were all aimed at the "Hell General", and at this time, an accident happened, and it was not his character to directly fight against a strong opponent without preparing in advance.

At this time, Nast, the "King of the Five Seas", seems to be paying attention to the ghost ship named "Cursed" by Roman.

Although Roman was concentrating on resisting the undead army in front of him at the moment, he had no time to be distracted, but he also felt a strong fluctuation in that sea area.

And the extraordinary ones of the "Black Emperor" path and the "Inquisitor" path, although they have good abilities, seem to be better at it

Long Hit Assist.

At this moment, Roman, who has been assisted by a "Law Mage", feels stronger than ever, and the effect of the Dawn that he has released with the power of purification is better than ever.

In the aftermath of this demigod-level battle, only Sequence 6, Roman, who has the ability of Sequence 5, actually survived.

Although there were several dangers, Roman, who couldn't move, triggered several lightning strikes and actually survived.

To use an old saying, the glorious barrier formed by the dawn in front of Roman is like a line of defense against the attack of the undead army.

Crumbling, but not falling.

Roman, who resisted the aftermath, finally had time to observe the situation on the battlefield over there, but as soon as Roman was about to turn his head, he felt the crazy warning of his spiritual intuition.

Roman didn't even dare to make any moves, and quickly closed his eyes.

His intuition told him that he couldn't look at the situation on the battlefield over there at the moment, and he shouldn't look at it.

Emilius. As a demigod, Levitt is not as fragile as Roman.

He saw the illusory black river flowing above the sky and the sea that suddenly appeared on the battlefield over there, and there seemed to be phantom shadows in the river, and there were eyes and pale arms, constantly gushing out of the river.

And in the middle of the wave in the middle of the river stood a delicate puppet of blue-black, each joint seemed to be covered with rust, and every crevice was filled with pitch-black "mud".

The pitch-black puppet's eye sockets were filled with flames that blended black, pale, and crimson and danced.

Incomplete mythical biomorphism?

Emilius. Leavitt was thoughtful, but not merciful.

At this moment, the incomplete mythical creature form has had an effect on many soldiers and extraordinaries of the Royal Navy of Rune.

He took out a golden and ornate signet ring made of gold and placed it on his right hand.

Then, golden arcs began to condense in front of his right hand, and silver-white thunder and lightning appeared in the sky in the distance, like a heavy rain, falling on the dark illusory river.

"1-072, Elven Fury!"

This is Emilius. A powerful seal specially requested by Levitt for this operation, this belongs to a relic of a high-ranking elf!

And in Emilius. Levitt's shot of soda ash, the "King of the Five Seas" Nast seems to have a tacit understanding:

"Use!"

"Enlarge!"

Originally, there was a law of "purification and enhancement" on the battlefield near here, but at this moment, that law was used by Nast to enhance and amplify the purifying power carried by the roaring thunder in the sky.

Thunder fell like rain, falling into the black river, splashing silver-white arcs like splashes.

Emilius. There are two main reasons why Levitt chose to attack the incomplete mythical creature.

One is that the current incomplete mythical creature form has too much influence on the soldiers and extraordinary people on several battlefields, which will seriously weaken his superiority in battleships and firepower at this time, and must be interrupted.

On the other hand, the attack with a powerful seal is also to warn the "King of the Five Seas" that although it is an unprepared encounter, he still has powerful means.

It's also a way to brighten your muscles.

What's more, for the "Weaver" Emilius, for the Royal Navy of Rune, although the "King of the Five Seas" is powerful, it is still a controllable force on the sea and a part of the "order".

However, the ghost ship, the "Tier 1" seal that carries the curse and death, is a completely uncontrollable existence.

It threatens not only the passenger ships, merchant ships, and official officials of the seas, but also the pirates who are active in the seas, and they are the targets that both sides want to fight.

For these reasons, as a practitioner of order, Emilius the "Weaver" does not mind a brief interaction with the "King of the Five Seas".