Darkness was naturally the domain of the Nightfall Crowd, yet when it descended, Priest Kannan's grasp of this space became somewhat chaotic and blurred.
At the same time, a muted cracking sound rang out, and he naturally made a judgment: Vajello's outer Stone Soul Armor had shattered.
Yet he immediately realized that this very judgment represented a kind of misdirection.
At that moment, Priest Kannan lost his precise sense of Vajello—Vajello was still within his range of perception, but his position had become uncertain, as though three or five possibilities existed at once, each showing a different tendency.
Some remained where they were, some accelerated away, some charged at the utterly defenseless Farul, while others attacked Tai Yu and himself.
Darkness surged like a tide, but its direction was not unified. It formed complex waves that made it difficult to react accurately in a short time.
Priest Kannan realized that Vajello had most likely done this deliberately, using the Spine World Scape to accelerate the changes in the Rule Environment here. He might even have drawn upon the Light-Dark Domain already present in this area to swiftly shift into an environment of utter darkness.
The domain of darkness did not belong solely to the Nightfall Crowd. Vajello was particularly skilled in it as well, and he had added something extra.
The power of the Phantom Nightmare System.
Though he knew that most of it was illusion, Priest Kannan still responded, inevitably giving Vajello more room to maneuver.
Priest Kannan manipulated the darkness and extinguished three phantoms in succession, yet he never managed to seize the real one. He could not help but sigh.
No wonder the Nightfall King had absorbed authority over this domain—darkness and Phantom Nightmare truly were a perfect match.
Of course, that was not all. Upon further