The Elden Lord's Brother Is a Master of Discipline
Chapter 351

If: Brothers killing each other was love, too

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The player judged the boss to be Morgott by sight and dug [Mohg's Heart] out of their inventory. According to its description, this thing was particularly effective against Morgott?

[Not as a king, but as one of the Omen children. Mohg's last wish lies within; perhaps it can only be released upon seeing his brother. Use to briefly suppress Morgott, the Grace King.]

Might as well equip it first.

The player equipped the heart in an item slot and stepped through the golden fog gate.

Beyond the fog gate lay scorched earth burning with dusky yellow flames. The yellow firelight stained the sky a dark yellow, and the clouds hung low, as though they might press down at any moment.

Morgott stood in the center of the scorched earth.

He clutched his head, both hands pressed hard against his temples, his fingers already digging into his skin.

He was doing everything he could to suppress himself, striving to let the Tarnished kill him. A health bar appeared on the screen: [Morgott, the Grace King].

Almost instinctively, the player summoned Tracker and Millicent the moment they saw the golden signs.

Then they attacked without hesitation.

At first, Morgott did not fight back at all. He simply clutched his head and took the beating, letting his health bar slowly shrink.

Only after losing about a fifth of his health did he lose control and begin attacking.

He drew the Cursed Blade, but his movements were slow and stiff, as though he were sleepwalking. Each slash still dealt considerable damage, though. A late-game boss, all right-the stats were certainly generous!

Moreover, the lower Morgott's health fell, the more frequently he attacked, and the harder he hit.

Morgott's movements only grew faster, and his mix of fast and delayed strikes became more

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