Catastrophe Card King-Chapter 1005 - 309 Recognition from Top Immortal Aegis
Chapter 1005: Chapter 309: Recognition from Top Immortal Aegis Animals_3
Chapter 1005 -309: Recognition from Top Immortal Aegis Animals_3
It was only a matter of two or three breaths into the standoff when something huge seemed to charge through the mist of the swamp.
Leonard Churchill knew the four from the Southern Continent were also waiting for Aragon to arrive.
And Aragon was bound to come to help.
So, a battle was inevitable.
The six people locked in the standoff all cast sidelong glances at the giant figure leaping through the mist.
Yet, as Leonard watched, he had a bad feeling about it all.
Because this was not quite what they had agreed on before.
Aragon had said clearly that once the Anti-Magic Slave Collar was removed, he would be able to suppress the curse on his body and revert to human form.
Why remained he in his Toad State?
Before long, a colossal Warts Toad leaped into view.
On the face of the toad, Aragon showed a very anthropomorphic expression of apologetic intent.
While he stared at the four from the other side, Hester included, he also explained to Leonard Churchill, “There’s been a problem. I had an unseen hand from the Holy Church on me that I previously did not notice… Now my strength, it can only wield less than twenty percent.”
Long story short.
He felt it necessary to speak up about the situation beforehand.
The middle-aged man transformed into a Black Dragon across from them showed a mocking look, as if he had expected as much.
After all, those were methods left by the high echelon of their Holy See.
Otherwise, how could they possibly feel at ease sending this guy to the Old Continent!
“…”
Listening, Leonard’s eye twitched.
An Aragon with only twenty percent of his combat power was unlikely to be stronger than Sophia Jones.
Not to mention he was still in a Beast Transformed shape.
This made things difficult.
The previously evenly matched battle suddenly seemed devoid of any hope for survival.
Nevertheless, even knowing he might die with only twenty percent of his power recovered, Aragon still came without hesitation.
Seeing this, Leonard exhaled a turbid breath and had nothing more to say.
There was nothing left but to fight to the death.
With this thought in mind, Leonard almost instinctively turned and dashed out.
In such an intense battle, he was of little help.
Now, the only plan Leonard could think of that might break the deadlock was to take a turn in the dangerous areas deep within the swamp.
To see if he could find any swamp monsters above the Seventh Grade or any potent battle environment.
Otherwise, the three of them were destined to die today.
No sooner had he taken off than the sounds of fierce combat erupted behind him.
Sophia Jones and Aragon tacitly understood why Leonard had turned and run.
They knew Leonard wasn’t trying to flee but to seek a glimmer of hope.
Therefore, they had to resist with all their might.
If they could hold on, perhaps they would see that glimmer of hope.
…
Leonard had all the information collected by adventurers these days in his head.
He also knew well the distribution of those “high-ranking areas.”
Leonard ran towards those areas.
The four from the Southern Continent didn’t seem to have any intention of pursuing.
Even though he had run several kilometers in the blink of an eye, Leonard still felt death’s shadow relentlessly accompanying him.
He knew there was a mark on him, and no matter how far he ran, he couldn’t escape.
The tangible press of looming death made his brain plunge into a state of absolute calm and rapid thought.
Under this immense terror of death, his “I Am the World” deductive abilities were operating at their peak.
In his head, various pieces of fragmented information flashed like slides in a presentation.
About everything related to the Plague Marsh, about the enemy’s Transcendent abilities…
Then piecing together, deducing, finding errors, overturning, and deducing again…
In an instant, dozens of lines of thought were deduced concurrently.
Leonard had considered countless plans.
But no matter how he deduced, Leonard felt they were doomed today.
Sophia and Aragon would not last long.
But not necessarily Leonard himself could find that slim chance of survival alive.
Even though he was still alive now, never before had he felt the cold touch of the Death God’s Scythe against his neck as clearly as in this moment.
“Am I truly going to die this time…?”
Leonard felt his brain surge into extreme excitement once again at the advent of death.
This state made him feel great.
He was not afraid of death, but he did not wish to die in this way.
With that belief, it seemed as though everything revolved around the thought of surviving.
However, suddenly, a flash of inspiration vanished from his mind.
Leonard Churchill unexpectedly felt the looming threat of death disappear into thin air.
As if he had thought of something, he stood still in his place.
After deducing once more, a smile stretched to his ears, “Oh, so that’s how it is…”
….
On the other side, Sophia Jones and Aragon were fiercely battling the “Black Widow” Hester and her three companions.
Both of them had used desperate measures to tap into their potential, only managing to hold out for a moment against two Seventh Grade enemies.
They both knew what Leonard Churchill was attempting, yet they didn’t hold much hope.
Because they couldn’t hold on for much longer.
The Black Dragon with mastery over the Space Law had overwhelmingly powerful tactics, leaving no glimmer of hope in sight.
The two of them could only think to delay the enemy, maybe allowing Leonard Churchill to escape far enough away.
It was at that moment.
With a loud “boom,” Sophia Jones was caught off guard by the Black Dragon’s blink, a punch landing on her God Armor.
The Seventh Grade Space Law directly shattered her Domain, and she couldn’t help spitting out blood, sent flying a hundred meters.
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Aragon was too busy to look after himself; his huge Toad body was also being beaten back.
Just as the two of them thought they were about to be defeated.
A figure leisurely walked out from the mist.
Sophia Jones recognized the newcomer, her pale face suddenly changing: How did this guy come back!
Even Aragon and the four enemies opposite were collectively taken aback.
They couldn’t understand what Leonard Churchill’s return at this time meant.
Did he know there was no chance of victory, returning only to die?
But when Sophia Jones saw the calm expression on Leonard Churchill’s face, an unbelievable thought flashed through her mind: Could it be that this guy found a way?
Leonard Churchill walked to Sophia Jones’s side and calmly helped up the seriously wounded Sophia Jones.
Sophia Jones was both shocked and bewildered, “You…”
If it was truly time to die, dying together didn’t matter much.
But Leonard Churchill’s expression seemingly held no realization of facing death.
Instead, he murmured to the air, “It’s about time. That senior should be making an appearance…
Clearly, those words weren’t meant for himself; Sophia Jones initially thought Leonard Churchill was spouting nonsense.
But as her thoughts shifted, she suddenly realized something, “You mean…!!!”
Leonard Churchill looked up at the fog in the sky as if he was certain something was there: “I carefully reconsidered all the details. I discovered… perhaps, Aunt Jones, your sacrifice wasn’t a failure. It may have succeeded, only that senior had some… intentions…”
“This…”
Sophia Jones’s bright eyes trembled.
Her feeling was growing stronger, that of a Contract being formed.
The Immortal Spirit Contract was always bidirectional.
The host offers sacrifices in hopes of receiving the Immortal Aegis Animals’ recognition and acceptance.
Similarly, the Immortal Aegis Animals also test the host.
Especially certain Top Tier Immortal Aegis Animals that have their own pride. Not just because of the White Family bloodline and contract, they would respond favorably.
If the host’s conditions fail to satisfy them, being unresponsive is normal.
Clearly, Sophia Jones’s qualifications were likely not a problem; at least, they could elicit some response from ordinary Immortal Aegis Animals.
But the reality was, she received no response at all.
If it wasn’t a problem with some part of the sacrificial procedure,
Then it meant a Top Tier Immortal Aegis Animal took interest in this host, wanting to test and see if the host’s character was worthy to become its vessel.
Leonard Churchill just stood there, ignoring the several enemies with murderous intent opposite him.
This crazy self-confidence not only drew the curiosity of everyone present.
Even from the Void, a voice transmitted, “Kid, did you recognize me?”
“???”
Upon hearing these words, Leonard Churchill was taken aback.
He was not surprised to receive a response.
For this was the nearly certain result deduced by “I Am the World.”
But… what surprised him was the use of the word “recognize.”
Since that immensely powerful Immortal Aegis Animal uttered these words, it implied…
They had met before?
Leonard Churchill sifted through his mind for potential candidates.
The next instant, he immediately realized who was speaking.
He had indeed met numerous Immortal Aegis Animals of the White Family, but had only encountered one Top Tier Immortal Aegis Animal.
It was the Dragon-Scaled King Serpent that had lived for several thousand years, which he met at the Mithril Vein sealing site two hundred years ago!
Leonard Churchill also hadn’t expected that serpent to be here.
And moreover, Sophia Jones had attained its approval!
