Yes, curses were the strongest. Even if he couldn't use an Origin curse, as long as he landed a hit, he could even wager his [Fate Dice] against him. If he rolled a "4," given that he had already bribed Eye Vine, he might even be able to kill him in a single strike.
But the same problem remained: first, he had to land a hit.
But if he used machines...
Lynn instantly recalled the shipping container full of blueprints he had swindled out of the God of Ten Thousand Machines using the god's daughter, along with the huge number of mechanical devices he had dismantled from his warship.
He immediately grinned.
Exactly. If anyone was the Flesh God Cult's true nemesis, wasn't it their great Mechanical Church?
Boom-
Boom-
Using the white fog's ability to weaken mental attacks, Lynn darted and dodged like a fish swimming underground, keeping his enemy from locking onto him or catching him in the blasts. At the same time, he swiftly opened his system space and rummaged through it, soon finding a large number of devices from the Mechanical Church.
[Mind Shocker (small)] [Geological Shocker (small)] [Mind Suppression Device (medium)]
He sorted out the pieces of mechanical equipment, each shimmering with flowing blue light, and the grin on his face grew increasingly vile.
If flesh won't work, I'll wage a mechanical war against you! These are all the latest devices the Mechanical Church used in Curse City. Nightmare Demon, even if you have some yourself, can you really keep up with the Mechanical Church's unparalleled pace of development after spending so long away from Hell?
Rustle-
Lynn quickly pulled a puppet out of his system space and dressed the Flesh Puppet in the Tails and Plague Doctor Mask, letting him continue spreading