Hey, I Wasn't Finished With My Lines Yet
Pisces Chamber is the name of this prison. Like other prisons, it is exceptionally large. Stepping into the prison, the interior of this Bilingual Chamber is completely different from that of his Aquarius Chamber. It is a huge study-like place.
The walls were lined with bookshelves, filled with books. Inside the room were a desk, a crystal chandelier, and other amenities. An elderly man with a full head of white hair, dressed in a plain linen robe, was engrossed in reading a thick book.
Wow, the difference in treatment is huge! Xiao Yu thought to himself as he looked at the old man.
This is Sage of Wisdom? I can't tell at all.
The old man looked very ordinary, not at all like an evil big boss. On the contrary, he gave people a very kind feeling. As if he noticed someone coming in, the old man looked up from the pages of the book.
He looked at Xiao Yu for an explanation.
"Good afternoon, Master Alodi," Xiao Yu said as he sat down at the other end of the desk.
"Who are you? How can I help you?" Alodi asked calmly and politely.
"I am Azathoth, Elemental King, the new master of this prison. I've come to discuss a deal with you," Xiao Yu said in his distorted voice, hoping to see surprise on the other's face, but Alodi seemed completely unsurprised.
"A trade? What kind of trade?"
"Regarding your trade for freedom, since you claim to be Sage of Wisdom, you must know many things that others don't. Tell me all the answers to what you know and what interests me, and I will grant you your freedom. What do you think of this proposal?"
That's right, that's exactly what Xiao Yu wanted to achieve. For a professional gamer, the secret information in the game is the most valuable thing. If he could collect some secret information while playing the game, that would be a great thing.
Alodi laughed, "Freedom? You talk to me about freedom, haha, I'm flattered. But are you sure you can really give me freedom?"
Xiao Yu thought to himself, "What does this guy mean?" "As the owner of this prison, of course I can let you leave."
"Let me leave? Then where should I go?"
Xiao Yu was speechless for a moment, "Go wherever you want."
"You and I both know that this is simply impossible," Alodi said meaningfully.
(Impossible? What does that mean? Does he know he's in a projection space and can't leave?)
Before Xiao Yu could figure out how to respond, Alodi continued speaking.
"I have a better suggestion. How about this: I can answer three questions for you, and then, when you can really give me my freedom, I'll tell you the rest of what you want to know. Consider the answers to these three questions my deposit to you. Now, ask away." Alodi stretched out his hand, giving off an air of "Do whatever you want, I know everything."
Xiao Yu was somewhat bewildered. He understood the hidden meaning in Alodi's words. It seemed that in the real game world, there truly was a prison of the gods, and he was indeed imprisoned within it. Even more absurdly, he seemed to know that this world was merely a projection of the real game world. How could that be?
But judging from Alodi's tone, he really wanted him to return to the game world before releasing him.
Although it seemed incredible, the Council of Sages had already given him too many surprises. Since Medivh could realize he was an NPC, what difference would it make if there were another Alodi who could realize he was just a clone?
Xiao Yu nodded, thinking about this. "Alright, the first question is, how did you know the truth about this world?"
Alodi said, "It's simple. When I tried to contact other people and found that I couldn't reach them at all, I became suspicious. Then I did some experiments, and after eliminating all the impossible options, the answer became obvious—although I still don't understand who is so powerful as to create a perfect mirror world."
Xiao Yu thought to himself that it seemed this Alodi didn't know anything about the game world; he only knew that this was a mirror world.
"So the second question is, why are you in the gods' prison?"
Alodi smiled slightly. "Because this is the safest place. In the entire multiverse, there is probably no safer place than here. Of course, it seems a bit too safe now. When I wanted to protect myself, this prison saved my life, but when I wanted to leave, I found that there was a problem."
Xiao Yu nodded; he could accept this answer.
"So the third question is, who is in cell number thirteen?"
Alodi looked utterly bewildered. "The Thirteenth Prison? There's no Thirteenth Prison here. The Prison of the Gods only has twelve cells. As an old fellow who's been imprisoned for hundreds of years, believe me, there's absolutely no Thirteenth Prison. If you really see a Thirteenth Prison, then I guess you're probably hallucinating."
Xiao Yu was speechless. Could it be that the NPC was right and he was hallucinating?
Alodi waved his hand. "Alright, Mr. Azathoth, I think there's no need for us to continue this conversation. If you want more answers from me, then come and rescue me from the real Prison of the Gods. I will answer your questions then. Now, please leave. Although I don't know how long I can exist as a projection, I don't want to waste such a precious opportunity to experience this."
After saying that, he buried his face in the pile of books again.
Xiao Yu turned and left cell number twelve. He had basically obtained the information he wanted to gather, but unfortunately, he could only ask three questions. Next, he needed to deal with the Necromancer Lord Cybertron. He wondered where they were now.
Meanwhile—outside the prison of the gods.
"Hahaha, this is what happens when you oppose me, Cybertron!" The Undead Lord looked down at Leah Bloodmoon, who Bone Prison, and said triumphantly.
Leah Bloodmoon gritted her teeth, looking around. The elemental army had been almost completely wiped out. It was already a 3-on-2 fight, but then Ragnaros was suddenly summoned away. Without her strongest fighter, the defeat of her and her elemental army was inevitable. Damn it, she had been completely betrayed.
Even if she had to leave the stage, she couldn't lose popularity. She knew countless viewers were watching the match, so she brushed some hair from her forehead and smiled slightly, "You think you've won? You think I'm at your mercy now? You're too naive. Burn, flames, burn, my soul!"
Elemental Form - Flame Spirit Incarnation!
As she spoke, her body suddenly burst into flames, releasing magic wildly. In the blink of an eye, she transformed into a humanoid creature of fire, possessing a graceful female figure, except that her entire body was composed of flames.
Leah Bloodmoon (Spirit of Flame), a 5-skull level boss with 8.73 million HP.
This is an advanced skill for the Great Elementalist. It burns all mana to transform the character into an elemental creature, raising their rank and granting them the creature's template and corresponding skills for a short period. This skill is extremely powerful, but the price is also very high—it requires sacrificing one's life.
But since we're already doomed anyway, what's the harm in making a final stand?
The flames destroyed the Bone Prison, and the battle began once again.
However, despite the significant increase in strength, he was still quickly overtaken due to the vast difference in power.
Leah Bloodmoon (Spirit of Flame): "My death means nothing. My master has escaped. I can feel his immense power will surely burn you and all your filthy Undead to Ashes. Burn, my soul! Burn, for Azathoth!"
A sudden burst of intense light erupted from her body, and several BOSSes immediately retreated. Boom! In the violent explosion, flames engulfed dozens of Undead units around them.
"Damn it, I hate these elemental creatures the most. They're always going to self-destruct at the drop of a hat," Cybertron said, looking disheveled.
When Ambush this elemental army before, the fire elementals self-destructed before they died, taking a lot of Undead troops with them.
Looking back, the three bosses were still there, but the Undead army had suffered heavy losses. There was nothing they could do; fire elementals were natural Undead of the undead, and with all the self-destruction attacks, it was a miracle they weren't completely wiped out.
However, with three bosses and an army of 300, Cybertron still has a significant advantage in dealing with the two bosses of the Immortals. Cybertron's only concern now is whether the enemy has already killed the Jailer.
He voiced his concerns, but his bone dragon knight reassured him, "It's probably unlikely. The Jailer is an eight-skull-level boss, a divine creature template, and has the assistance of the guards. He shouldn't be so easily defeated."
Cybertron nodded. "But just to be safe, let's get going! We'll head straight to the palace. If Azathoth is fighting the Jailer, we can capture him. If he's not there yet, we'll just take care of the Jailer."
However, as the saying goes, what you fear most is what happens. When Cybertron led his Undead army to the palace gates, he was surprised to find Azathoth already waiting there, along with twelve Overseers, all of whom were powerful bosses at the level of six skeletons.
Azathoth (Elemental King): "Looks like you're late, Cybertron Lord of the Undead. So, will you surrender, or should I use force?"
Cybertron (Lord of the Undead): "Don't be too smug, Elemental King. As one of the dead, I understand the meaning of death better than you do. Now, let us understand it all."
The battle began instantly, and despite Cybertron and his two henchmen's valiant efforts, the fight ended in a one-sided and predictable defeat.
Cybertron (Lord of the Undead): "Dust to dust, ashes to ashes, death is but the beginning, Elemental King, we will meet again—hey, don't attack, let me finish!"
Xiao Yu thought to himself, "Who has time to waste words with you? You're just cannon Luren Jia, what's the point of saying so many lines?"
He took down the Undead Lord with a single Hammer of Chaos.
System notification: You have won the match and will be teleported away shortly. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
With a flash of white light, Xiao Yu returned to the competition preparation space once again.