No matter who it was, anyone who wanted to kill the chess player had to step over Xia Ji's corpse!
Xia Ji was the younger brother of the enforcer, Xia Heng. One name represented eternity, while the other represented extremity.
His elder brother was willing to remain trapped in darkness forever, sealing the Entropy Beast for his entire life.
And he was also willing to uphold his duty until death.
However, Kelon did not need to kill Xia Ji, because his attacks were completely formless and intangible.
Kelon suddenly waved his hand, and Xia Ji was sent flying by a powerful Air Wall.
Then he glanced at the chess player from close by, and at the same time, everyone heard the chess player cry out in even greater agony.
"Ugh—ahhh!"
A red line connected Xia Ji and the chess player. It pulled Xia Ji back again.
He wrapped an arm around the chess player, not knowing what had happened.
The chess player said in pain, "Hot! I'm burning! I'm burning up!"
He was not actually burning. Holy Shield should have blocked some kind of attack for him, but the pain corresponding to that attack had still been inflicted.
Was this another experience of a fatal blow? If so, that meant three remained.
"What did you do?" Adams asked.
Emperor Yan's daughter Sang could not be bothered to waste words with Kelon. She quickly carried Chisong over, swung him like a weapon, and smashed him into Kelon. Chisong's fleshly body blocked Kelon, and he clung tightly to him.
At the same time, Consort Mi released her ribbons. One wrapped around Kelon, while the other wrapped around the distant Steel Fortress, trying to pull it to a stop.
The rebel Bing Yi took advantage of the opportunity and stabbed his sword through