"Philosopher's Stone?"
Voldemort looked at the red stone constantly jumping up and down in Anduin's hand, his eyes filled with astonishment. He never expected the other party to place such a treasure so casually on Doom.
Only now did he finally understand why, no matter how he scanned Doom's body, he couldn't detect anything unusual.
It was because Doom's body indeed had no traps. The Philosopher's Stone providing energy was not in Doom's body at all, but was located within the armor he was wearing.
As the Philosopher's Stone was taken away by Anduin, Voldemort also felt the changes happening to his body!
The magic power stored within him was still surging, but it had become like water without a source. Now, with almost every breath, he consumed a part of the energy within his body, but there was no channel for replenishment.
Simultaneously, Voldemort could clearly sense that Doom's physical body was slowly but continuously shrinking. Clearly, the Philosopher's Stone, besides providing energy to this demonic body, also served to maintain its vitality.
After all, this physical body was not a true living being, but an artificially created flesh construct. Without the sustenance of life energy, it would only gradually decay.
At this point, Voldemort gradually realized that Anduin had probably intentionally made Doom's body so large.
The larger the physical body, the more life force it required. Once the energy source was cut off, even if Anduin did nothing, this body wouldn't last long.
Upon realizing this, Voldemort's first thought was to escape. With the uniqueness of his soul, even if he were completely exposed to Anduin, the other party would likely be unable to do anything to him.
But when he prepared to extract his soul from Doom's body, he suddenly found that his soul could no