Fel Energy Battle

Projectiles bounced by magical power and arrows blessed by the power of Elune could not cause any damage to the giant eye. However, under the attack of weapons burning with green flames, the giant eye collapsed and shattered like jelly. It was scorched by the green flames on the weapons and then split into pieces.💜😲 . cᵒ Claw 🍧😎

With a deafening roar, the entire underground stone hall trembled the moment the giant eye was completely dismantled, as if it were about to collapse at any moment. Just as everyone was anxiously wondering whether to retreat, Bolvar shouted for the soldiers to calm down and find shelter. Suddenly, countless cracks appeared in the floor of the entire stone hall, and rocks began to flip over.

Between the crevices of the twisted rocks, centipede-like beetles emerged, writhing wildly. Zul'ra looked down and gasped in shock. Beneath the beetles and the rocks lay a massive mass of flesh and blood.

If it were just a piece of flesh, that would be fine, but what Zul'ra saw was a fleshy object shaped like a toad's back, covered with countless bumps, and on those bumps were eyes of varying sizes.

When you look at a single pair of eyes, some resemble pitiful women, some resemble wronged children, and some resemble fierce demons, which is not unacceptable. However, when countless eyes are on one piece of flesh, each showing a different expression, it makes you feel chills all over.

"Fight! Prepare for battle! The time has come for us to sacrifice ourselves, for the Light!" Bolvar's roar echoed through the shaking hall. He saw the monster beneath the rock and pounced on it from his hiding place, raising his Fel Fire- infused sword to pierce one of the monster's eyes.

"Lok'tar ogar!" With Bolvar charging forward first, the Orcs followed suit, risking their lives. Human soldiers also leaped down one after another, the Warrior imitating Bolvar as they hacked at the fleshy creature covered in eyes. They were all afraid, but faced with this life-or-death situation, they could not back down.

"We don't have Fel weapons." Shandris stood near Zul'ra, looking down at the fleshy monster below, and asked Zul'ra for help in great surprise. Due to personal reasons and the use of weapons, she, Brann, and most of the Priest did not have any weapons. Shaman could use Fel, but there was no Fel available here.

"Priest, go down and help everyone. Shaman, gather around." Zul'ra was maintaining the effect of the Banner of Many Spirits. This fleshy monster hadn't unleashed its death ray yet, but he couldn't let his guard down.

Zul'ra maintained the Banner of Many Spirits, calling upon the Shaman as he took out the Fel'dan's Skull. A skull, enveloped in green flames, with an incredibly wide lower jaw and chattering teeth, flew out.

Feldan, a warlock of the Shadow Council, was made into a living magical artifact by Sanra using the method of converting liches because his name was similar to Gul'dan's. He once used the ferocity of fel energy to devour the source of the curse deep in the polluted waterways of Felwood.

Besides being a living thing, the Fel'dan's Skull is also a source of magic. However, since Fel is not usually needed in combat, Zul'ra has not used it. But this thing has a surprising effect here.

Zul'ra gathered the Shaman together and had them draw Fel from the Fel'dan's Skull. While the Warrior enchanted the skull, they went down to plant Fel totems. As for the teachings of the elements and ancestors, those were to be disregarded for the time being.

As it turned out, Fel was indeed incredibly effective. The evil god C'Thun below, that fleshy creature covered in countless eyes, was impervious to any attack. Even the Priest's the Light had no effect on it; the Priest could only provide support. The Warrior ' Fel- infused swords and axes did some damage, but it was negligible.

Although the damage from over a thousand Warrior was negligible, it still had a significant impact when combined, and C'Thun was not without countermeasures.

The enormous, fleshy, evil god's eyes blinked incessantly, and then some of the fleshy, toad-like eyes began to rise from its body. Its flesh separated into individual entities covered in tentacles, which then began to divide and fight.

In the course of the battle, the Fel Fire on some of the Warrior' swords and battleaxes were consumed by the flesh and blood individuals, since it was only a temporary enchantment.

Just as the battle reached a stalemate, the Shaman who had taken over the Fel jumped down and inserted makeshift totems into C'Thun's body, while also imbuing the Warrior ' weapons with Fel. Of course, this Fel wouldn't affect them, as they possessed divine power and had Priest assisting them.

The Shaman ' totem dealt a heavy blow to C'Thun, but the palm-width Fel totem, once embedded in its body, began to char and burn large sections of its flesh. The individual pieces of flesh were also slaughtered by the soldiers. They tried to destroy the totem, but were burned by the Fel on it before they could even get close.

"Protect the totem!" At Bolvar's call, the Warrior began to fight around the totem, but a sudden anomaly stunned everyone: a totem exploded.

Compared to the Fel'dan's Skull, the Fel totem is an independent energy source. Because Fel is extremely polluting, Shaman can maintain the Fel on the totem by infusing it with elemental power. Although it may seem a bit sacrilegious, they can't care about that.

Faced with the Shaman who achieved significant victories in an instant, the Priest, who had not played a significant role in the battle, naturally followed suit after seeing what the Shaman did. They began to pour the Light into their totems, discovering that when the Light was sprinkled onto Fel, the two energies would react violently, thereby unleashing a destructive power.

The reaction between Fel and the Light is like fire and gunpowder; the two spark when they come into contact. These destructive sparks are more effective against flesh and blood than Fel alone. So the Priest poured the Light into a Fel totem, even pouring the Light into it, which instantly ignited the Fel totem.

The energy released by the exploding Fel totem instantly blew away six nearby Warrior and one other Warrior, even tearing away a layer of charred flesh below and creating a large hole in C'Thun's body. This situation startled everyone present, including Zul'ra.

Zul'ra was observing the battlefield when he noticed that the centipede-like worms that helped C'Thun burrow through the rocks were not C'Thun's helpers. At first, he even thought that the worms were also part of C'Thun's body, but he soon realized that this was not the case; the worms were individuals.

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