They're Here! The Zhongzhou Team's Members Unleash Their Unique Skills

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Zheng Zha's "Blades of Chaos" truly opened Wang Zhen's eyes as he watched from the rear!

All along, Wang Zhen's attitude toward Zheng Zha had gone from initial wariness to disillusionment, and finally to treating him as nothing out of the ordinary. As such, he no longer paid much attention to Zheng Zha's strength. But this time, when Zheng Zha brought out Kratos's "Blades of Chaos," he did not infuse them with Tartarus's hellfire as the original Blades of Chaos did. Instead, he infused them with his own "Bloodflame Balefire." Though it was merely a substitute, whether intentional or not, it showed Wang Zhen that Zheng Zha was no longer methodically following the Main God's enhancement options. He had begun walking a path of enhancement uniquely his own.

Just like this time, when he infused his own "Bloodflame Balefire" into the replica Blades of Chaos. In terms of power, it was certainly weaker than the ever-burning infernal flames at the deepest reaches of Tartarus, flames that incinerated all things. Yet Kratos had the support of multiple deities and ultimately slew Ares, the God of War, ascending to godhood himself. He could therefore wield those infernal flames through his own will and make them serve him. But Zheng Zha was not Kratos; freely controlling Tartarus's hellfire was extraordinarily difficult for him. To control it, he needed the Main God's intervention. Even if he could ultimately wield Tartarus's hellfire, its precision and power would still fall short of Kratos's.

Thus, Zheng Zha chose to infuse the Blades of Chaos with his own innate ability—"Bloodflame Balefire." This special flame had been born from the collision between his mutated vampire bloodline and his Gene Lock, an