Hooked

In order to lead out Agalito to a greater extent, Iron Anchor started from Deserted Island, which is east of the Southern Continent, and drove all the way towards the North Sea.

An extremely long route can give Agalito the greatest opportunity.

Kronos, on the other hand, continued to reminisce about his Material Structure comfortably on the boat, and worked hard to digest Scholar of Yore's Potion.

Three days later, when Iron Anchor was traveling between the Beluga Whale Sea and War of the Gods Ruins, everyone on the ship clearly heard the sound of murmuring.

The moment the gibbering appeared, Kronos looked directly in the direction from which the sound came.

The big fish took the bait.

On the entire Iron Anchor, only Kronos, Todd, Gner, and Roel know about Kronos's phishing plan, in order to prevent Agalito from feeling this malicious intent, Kronos also deliberately used Time Barrier to cover them.

So the moment the gibbering appeared, the whole Iron Anchor became tense.

Iron Anchor has also experienced several attacks from Death Announcer, so they have very standardized actions.

Without anyone's orders, Iron Anchor ran away in the opposite direction from where Death Announcer came.

The gap between Iron Anchor and Death Announcer is still very big, because Iron Anchor itself is just an ordinary ship, and it is definitely not as fast as Death Announcer.

As for the method of diving underwater, Iron Anchor has tried it before.

Agalito can sense malice and pursue Iron Anchor all the way on the sea.

That time, Golden Dream and Future came to the rescue in time, and everyone worked together to fight off Agalito, and finally made it to safety.

So when he met Death Announcer later, Iron Anchor no longer chose to hide in the sea, but tried his best to escape.

Although Iron Anchor himself is not very fast, there is Sequence 5's Ocean Songster on board.

Tyrant Pathway can do anything on the sea with ease. Although it cannot beat Agalito, it can still distance itself by using the power of the sea.

Therefore, Hal, the mascot on Iron Anchor, became the biggest contributor to Iron Anchor's avoidance of Death Announcer.

This time, the crew worked together to turn the bow of Iron Anchor and began to escape quickly, waiting for Hal to appear.

However, Hal never showed up. Instead, Todd stood directly on the deck to calm everyone's minds.

Logically speaking, if Hal did not show up, then Iron Anchor would have to face Death Announcer, and the crew should be very panicked.

But at this time, the crew members on Iron Anchor were basically members of the team formed by Todd at that time, so they didn't panic when Todd was there.

This is what Todd applied to Kronos. Although he may not be able to beat Agalito, he still wants to give it a try.

Kronos understands this kind of reaction very well.

It's normal for your hands to feel itchy after your strength suddenly increases. It's also normal for you to want to find someone to test your strength. Kronos has no reason to stop you.

So Kronos just told him to pay attention to safety and didn't say anything else.

Todd stood on the deck, holding a big flag in his hand, with a red flame on it.

Todd already knew about the transaction between him and Nast from Kronos, so he already knew that after dealing with Agalito, he would go out independently.

This flag was designed by him for himself.

Todd stared at Death Announcer who was slowly approaching not far away, and suddenly took action.

This big flag was like a deadly javelin, projected directly towards the mast of Death Announcer.

In the hands of Iron-Blooded Knight, anything Western Capital can become a terrifying murder weapon.

Coupled with Reaper's precise attack, this flag was directly planted on the mast of Death Announcer, just in time to shoot off Death Announcer's black tombstone flag.

If it weren't for the fact that Death Announcer is a Beyonder Item from Sequence 3, the mast of Death Announcer could be shot off at once.

The flag of Death Announcer fell down, but the flag of Todd was nailed to the mast of Death Announcer. This is a very insulting declaration of war.

Faced with such a big insult, Agalito was not that angry, but showed great caution in his eyes.

The reason for being cautious is not because of anything else, the main reason is that I don't feel the malice at all.

The person who just made the move is obviously a Demigod. Looking at the abilities used and the pattern on the flag, there is a high chance that he is a Iron-Blooded Knight.

But where is the malice of this Iron-Blooded Knight?

How could such a direct declaration of war be without malicious intent?

What's the problem?

The main reason is that Todd and Kronos didn't have a good chat in advance, so Kronos didn't know that Todd was going to pretend like this, so naturally he didn't take Time Barrier back in advance.

Seeing that Todd has already finished his action, it's already too late, so I hope Agalito won't be scared away.

After Kronos took back Time Barrier from Todd, Agalito sensed the malice in Todd.

But he really didn't want to continue.

Todd can hide his malicious intentions. Who knows how many people on this Iron Anchor are hiding their malicious intentions.

Just when Agalito wanted to stop, Death Announcer disagreed.

Death Announcer and Agalito have a cooperative relationship. It doesn't care how Agalito vents his desire to kill, but Death Announcer has to accept sacrifices every month.

Due to strong malicious reasons, Death Announcer has not accepted sacrifices for almost two months, and it can no longer hold back.

This is because it has always cooperated smoothly with Agalito, so it tolerates this behavior.

But when faced with such a big meal as Iron Anchor, Agalito actually wanted to back down. It definitely couldn't agree to it.

I heard the babble coming from Death Announcer getting louder and louder, but this babble was not directed at Iron Anchor, but at the members on Death Announcer.

For a moment, even Agalito was affected. He completely gave up the idea of retreating and waved his hand. "Charge!"

Every one of the crew members on Death Announcer screamed with excitement, filled with the desire to kill.

This charge was originally led by Death Announcer, so its own speed naturally accelerated quickly, and it quickly approached Iron Anchor.

When the positions of the two ships were almost even, Death Announcer directly launched a boarding battle.

This is definitely because Death Announcer deceived Agalito's reason, otherwise Agalito would never have started the boarding battle.

Invading the opponent's territory and facing a Iron-Blooded Knight is too easy to overturn.

But by the time Agalito reacted, he was already standing on the deck of Iron Anchor.

It was too late to regret, Agalito had no choice but to take action.

Without considering Kronos and Death Announcer themselves, the strength between Death Announcer and Iron Anchor is very close.

There is one Sequence 4 and two Sequence 5 on the ship.

But after the actual battle began, the gap between the two sides became apparent.

Facing the veteran Demigod, Todd's strength is indeed a bit inferior. Basically, he is being beaten by Agalito.

In fact, surrounded by members of the Todd team, he can gather the strength of the entire team to fight back.

But the person who boarded the ship and fought was not alone. If he gathered the strength of the whole team, then these team members would not have the strength to face their respective opponents.

So Todd has been relying on its own steel to fight against Agalito of Devil Transformation.

As for other people, their situations may be different.

Gner has rich combat experience, so he can still gain the upper hand against Death Announcer's first mate.

But Hal cannot. Vice Admiral Deep Sea was originally experienced and experienced, but those memories were washed away by Kronos.

After completely completing Parasitism, Kronos thought about helping Hal recover part of his memory. Anyway, he was unable to resist, but there was really nothing he could do.

So when facing Second Mate from Death Announcer, Hal is still full of dangers.

Kronos can actually choose Consciousness, which directly replaces Hal, for the next battle.

But Kronos didn't do that.

The reason why Kronos was replaced by Parasitism by Hal was because there was really no other way to control him safely.

But now, Kronos has the strength to completely control Hal, so he hopes that Hal can get more experience.

Kronos needs solid and powerful subordinates, just like Gner and Todd, and Hal is a very good choice.

But experience has its limits. Obviously Second Mate of Death Announcer is much stronger, so Kronos used means to limit him.

Kronos has inadvertently covered the entire deck of Iron Anchor with Fallen Domain.

Because Fallen Domain was not prompted to corrode anyone, no one felt anything was wrong, including Agalito.

For Hal, Kronos sent a trace of Corruption's meaning into Death Announcer's Second Mate's body through Fallen Domain.

In this way, Second Mate will not be able to exert his due strength, and naturally he will not put too much pressure on Hal.

This boarding battle ended with Agalito completely suppressing Todd.

Todd's steeling was still very effective in front of Agalito, and Abyss Pathway's various abilities were blocked.

But Demon of Sequence 4 is not only Demon of the body, but also Demon of the heart. Agalito's ability to control people's hearts is even stronger.

Even though Todd had courage comparable to steel, in the end Agalito successfully broke through his defenses.

Just when Agalito was about to take action, Kronos took action.

The Fallen Domain on the deck quickly swept upwards, directly covering all the people in Death Announcer, and Agalito was no exception.

Otherwise, Agalito was indeed very cautious. He had been on guard against other people hiding on the ship, so at the moment when there was a change, Agalito jumped up with force on his legs.

This jump was originally intended to quickly return to Death Announcer, but it ended up escaping the restrictions of Fallen Domain.

But Kronos definitely can't let Agalito leave. As soon as he reaches out his hand, the direction of Agalito is confused.

Agalito, which originally jumped towards Death Announcer, jumped directly towards the sea on the other side.

As soon as he was born like this, Agalito felt a chill in his heart.

To be able to influence him so easily, this person's Sequence should be higher than his, so today's situation is dangerous.

In this case, you have to fight hard.

Agalito is very cautious, but is also brave enough to fight at the right moment.

I saw a Ring in his hand flashing with light, and then the Agalito that had already deflected appeared directly on the deck of Death Announcer.

But it is obvious that one of Agalito's legs is missing.

This is a piece of Sealed Artifact in the hands of Agalito, which corresponds to Secrets Sorcerer of Sequence 4. It has the ability to teleport, but the negative effects are very serious, and one of the things on the body will disappear randomly.

If you're lucky, it's clothes or items you're carrying that disappear, so there's no harm done.

But if it is the hands, feet or internal organs that disappear, then whether you survive or not depends on your fate.

This time it's not particularly serious, but one leg is missing. If you are really unlucky and the head is missing, it will be really difficult to live.

Kronos didn't expect Agalito to come up and fight like crazy.

But in Agalito's opinion, without Death Announcer's help, he probably wouldn't even have the ability to fight back, so he might as well give it a try.

So after Agalito returned to Death Announcer, he directly activated the power of Death Announcer without any hesitation.

This ship has no other abilities, but it does allow Agalito to temporarily possess the power of Sequence 3.

Since this would not last long, Agalito launched the attack directly.

Chaotic murmurs came from Agalito's mouth, and after being amplified by Death Announcer, they resounded in the surrounding sea area.

If it were just Kronos himself, he might still be curious about the power of this nonsense and choose to try it by himself.

But Iron Anchor is here, and these nonsense are obviously not directed at Kronos alone.

If he allows these nonsense to spread, it's not certain how many normal people will be left in Iron Anchor.

So Kronos directly activated the ability he just acquired.

He used Lightning Storm from Sea King.

Silver-white electric snakes jumped out one after another, carrying a violent and destructive aura that was as strong as the real thing. They struck the surroundings densely, shrouding an area of several hundred meters in the Thunder Forest, and the shrouded creatures shattered and evaporated and disappeared.

This attack does not distinguish between friend and foe, so if Iron Anchor is enveloped in it, it will also be directly attacked.

So Kronos raised the attack twenty or thirty meters upward, and exploded above everyone's heads.

Such an attack will not hit Iron Anchor, but it will also not hit Agalito.

And Kronos had no intention of hitting Agalito, but to interfere with his raving.