To Become a Heroic Spirit, I Have to Make Waves in History
Chapter 1044

King Yama's Death Judgment

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Xiang An heard Fujimaru Ritsuka's instruction. He said nothing, merely nodded in silence.

He removed his Noble Phantasm, [Great Majesty King Yama Mask], from his waist and put it on. In an instant, the Noble Phantasm activated, and an incomparably chilling aura spread outward from Xiang An.

This time, Xiang An had not designated the others from Chaldea as targets of the Noble Phantasm, so Fujimaru Ritsuka and the others did not once again feel as though their bones were freezing solid.

The aura did not cover an especially large area. Its effective range extended roughly five thousand meters from Xiang An, and the closer one was to him, the stronger its effect became. Within a thousand meters, the effect reached its peak.

The Thousand-Pace Bow manifested behind his back, the Life-Slaughter Bronze Sword hung at his waist, and Xiang An seized Surging Wave Gallop's reins before mounting the horse. Raising Yama's Great Pi in his hand, he pointed it toward Green River.

"Master, everyone, come closer to me." Xiang An turned his savage, demon-like face toward the people of Chaldea.

They gathered into a tighter formation, all standing beside Xiang An.

After their discussions over the past few days, they knew that this was Xiang An's final Noble Phantasm—the activation of his eighth Noble Phantasm, [King Yama's Death Judgment].

It was a Noble Phantasm activated through other Noble Phantasms. Xiang An had to use five Noble Phantasms at once—[Yama's Great Pi], [Great Majesty King Yama Mask], [Famous Steed: Surging Wave Gallop], [Thousand-Pace Bow], and [Life-Slaughter Bronze Sword]—to unleash this eighth Noble Phantasm.

And the Noble Phantasm's effect—

A thin grayish-blue veil shrouded the heavens, while dense blue-black fog rose from the earth, eerie enough to make one's blood run cold.

"So this is King Yama..." Lawrence muttered solemnly.

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