Chapter 1626
Chapter 1626: 447 Soul Projection and Kunlan Blood Book_3
A desire unlike any other surged within himâ
Invasion!
Invasion!
Right now, immediately!
That overwhelming desire nearly drowned Matthewâs sanity, but he managed to suppress the impulse of authority through his will!
Matthew composed himself.
...
First, he calmed the restless Tauren Authority, then he poured a massive amount of mental power into it!
The next second.
The Tauren Domain unfolded automatically, resonating with the Tauren Sovereign Authority.
Thin blue lines appeared before Matthewâs eyes.
The ends of the blue lines connected to red dots, representing the Black Dragons that had been instigated to defect.
And now.
Those red dots were flashing violently.
It was Audacia using her mental power to awaken the Black Dragonsâ autonomous consciousness!
Matthew took a deep breath and then completely released the suppression on the Tauren Authority!
He then quietly initiated a characteristic unique to Advanced Necromancersâ
Soul Projection!
âInvasion!â
As his body progressively became lighter.
Angry roars exploded in Matthewâs mind.
In a trance.
He saw an endless Dark Space.
This space was composed of countless transparent grids.
Under the manipulation of a powerful force.
All the grids opened one by one, then clearly displayed themselves before Matthew.
âFound you!â
In a greyish grid.
Matthew found his targetâ
It was Audaciaâs audacious soul!
Almost simultaneously.
Audacia, sensing something, looked over in a panic after sensing Matthewâs mental power, then tried to leave the grid.
But it was already too late.
A powerful force locked her soul.
Pinning her tightly to the gridâs ceiling!
âNo, no, let me go, let me go!â
Audacia struggled violently.
But just a few seconds later.
She saw a pair of cold, merciless eyes, and in that moment, her heart chilled to its core.
She felt an indescribable fear.
That fear was not of death.
But ofâŠ
Eternal darkness!
âNoâŠ!â
âI was wrong, I was wrong!â
Audaciaâs soul tried desperately to make a sound.
But found her voice swallowed by the surrounding darkness.
The mental power that had locked her body turned into an unstoppable pushing force, pushing her out from the infinite transparent grids toward the boundless dark worldâ
That was the unknown region of the Multiverse!
That was the indescribable void of all things!
That was an infinite Abyss where once fallen, one could never return!
Audacia looked desperately at those merciless eyes gradually moving away from her.
In the last moment.
All light disappeared without a trace.
The final door closed on her.
She,
succumbed to the endless deep space!
âŠ
âHint: You have used âSoul Banishmentâ on âAudaciaâs soul!ââ
âŠ
Matthewâs gaze gradually cleared.
Opposite.
Little Ingram clearly sensed something and eagerly questioned:
âWhat did you do to Audacia?â
Matthew didnât answer.
He was still indulging in the brief pleasure of his recent soul projection.
âNo wonder some say soul projection is addictive, the pleasure of consciousness leaving the body is so delightful, that unrestrained feeling is just too wonderfulâŠâ
Matthew quietly savored the moment, yet Audaciaâs desperate and stunning face emerged in his mind.
This girl really panicked.
Daring to play the trick of soul projection in front of a necromancer, not realizing that doing so would only harm herself!
Matthew hadnât actually done anything earth-shattering just now.
He simply found Audaciaâs soul, which was awakening the memory of the Black Dragons, through soul projection, and then just âpushedâ her outside the spatial realm of the spell contract.
The contest of mental powers is just as plain and simple.
Matthew was strong enough to pin her against the wall, pushing her back and forth.
Of course, that would waste a lot of time.
Directly pushing her soul outside the projection space was akin to a banishment on the soul level.
She would never be able to return to her body and would be plunged into great fear.
UnlessâŠ
Someone was willing to help.
With this thought,
Matthewâs lips couldnât help but curl into a smile.
âHey, Matthew, can you stop smiling like a villain?â
Peggy, who was dealing with the Fire Element Elder, couldnât help but voice her complaint.
Matthew pursed his lips:
âDonât you like the villain role anymore?â
Peggy replied discontentedly:
âItâs not that, I donât mind playing the villain occasionally, but I have to be the boss.â
âBut your current aura makes it look like youâre the main villain, and weâre just your underlings!â
âYouâre kind of stealing the show here!â
Matthew coughed softly:
âDidnât I say earlier that Iâd give you a raise?â
Peggy paused:
âOkay, as long as you give the raise, you can always be the BOSS.â
While they were talking,
Little Ingram unexpectedly ripped open two scrolls, summoning two Chimeras!
The two chimeras appeared to be of not low rank, and upon joining the battlefield, the situation was immediately reversed significantly.
Matthew then ordered the Black Dragon Army to press forward completely.
But he and Peggy exchanged a signal and he closed his eyes again.
The smile was still on his lips.
Only this time,
it no longer looked like that of a villain.
âŠ
Cold.
Dark.
The eternal loneliness.