This Man Was Also Someone Driven Mad by Art

The God of Games also devoted a portion of his mental power to the battlefield.

The two priests worked in close coordination—one enhancing, the other fighting—and forcibly held Bai Zuo back.

Even when Heart Gu split into countless spiders and attacked alongside its main body, it could only barely fight the opponent to a standstill.

But the situation did not remain deadlocked. After reaching a certain point, it suddenly took a sharp turn for the worse.

This situation had not been easy to break.

Yuki's enhancement ability as a priest was far too powerful. Moreover, there seemed to be no upper limit to its amplification. As long as the singing continued, the Song Tide would keep spreading outward.

Merely submerging half the island had granted such tremendous power.

If the Song Tide were allowed to continue spreading and devour the other half of the island, the amplified power would likely be enough for Jin Junxi, this priest, to overwhelm Bai Zuo.

And once Bai Zuo was suppressed, he would have even less chance to interrupt Yuki.

The gap would only continue to widen. Once that disparity opened up, it would become even harder for Bai Zuo to suppress them.

Yet Bai Zuo had relied on himself to tear apart the situation created by the two priests working together.

As the God of Games watched, he let out a soft sound of surprise.

Naturally, he had seen through Bai Zuo's scheme.

He had undoubtedly exploited Jin Junxi's lingering selfish instincts, creating a flaw in the cooperation between the two priests. He dealt with Yuki first, then turned to Jin Junxi.

Of course, it was easy to say but difficult to accomplish.

Seeing how practiced Bai Zuo's methods were, the God of Games gave him a meaningful look. He was probably not