But with its level 40 standing there, the Soul Judge Demon Lord truly did not dare take the Dragon of Death's Death Dragon Breath head-on.
Dodging the Avatar of Death's destruction-laden Death Dragon Breath, Zephyr let out an earth-shaking roar.
"Don't think this can stop me!"
Demonic power surged around him, and a blood-red Spell Shield rose with it.
Just as Zephyr prepared to launch another offensive, Moros's voice drifted over from afar, carrying a trace of mockery and deep contempt.
"Zephyr, your movements are truly clumsy. You can't even handle a summoned dragon."
Upon hearing those words, Zephyr's fury was instantly ignited.
He naturally understood that this was merely a scheme by the necromancer to provoke his emotions and make him lose his composure.
But realizing it was one thing; restraining his impulses was another.
In truth, demons were not devoid of intelligence, nor were they incapable of assessing circumstances from an objective and rational perspective.
Their real problem was that they found it difficult to restrain the sudden emotional urges that struck like a raging storm.
At this moment, under the necromancer's verbal provocation, Zephyr could no longer suppress the indignation in his heart, and the defenses of his reason completely crumbled.
The Fall of the Soul Judge Demon Lord and the End of the Battle
Having lost his reason, Soul Judge Demon Lord Zephyr was naturally no match for Necromancer Moros.
Although, in his mindless state of acting solely on instinct, this Demigod Rank Soul Judge Demon Lord's physical attributes, spell power, and other hard strengths had miraculously improved to a certain degree compared to when he was rational.
When facing a spellcaster of the same Demigod Rank, however, this brief enhancement gained by abandoning reason ultimately could not reverse the fate destined for a fool who