Chapter 633: Passionate Fight Between Spartans and Barbarians

I am only the weakest of the seven demon kings, and there are still Balabala above me...

Looking at the notes, Luke seemed to see a confession that Lilithmon should have said before her death but didn't.

It can be said to be a very classic.

However, Luke, who is used to reviewing battles, has long realized what the notes remind him of.

The lustful charm restraint of the barbarian battle pattern, the immunity to the poisonous curse with super high toxin resistance, the opening damage of Nazar's claws, the full suppression of Shenlongmon, and the closed space of the broken sea realm.

These conditions are indispensable, and if any one is missing, the current result will not be the case.

If these conditions are abandoned, even if the two sides have the same level, Lilithmon may still not have much advantage over Luke, who has complicated skills and full logistics, but running away is absolutely no problem, and Luke can't restrict her at all.

It can only be said that Lilithmon, the unlucky guy, happened to fall into Luke's hands and was crazily squeezed by the riding position of Luke.

But for other Sin Lords, Luke's tricks may not work.

If you want to "execute justice", it is impossible without power.

Power = justice... Power is justice! (Pinch fist.jpg)

Oh, Luke is not so righteous, he is just pure, coveting the emblems and soul gems that the Sin Lords will drop, that's all.

But Luke is also very curious at this time. The hidden special items mentioned in this additional clue can actually help him defeat the Sin Lord?

It seems that he really needs to find an opportunity to explore the lust realm to see if Lilithmon has left any treasures.

Luke, who finally counted and received all the spoils of this battle, finally had time to pay attention to his surroundings. At this time, Luke's six shadow warriors started fighting when he started counting the spoils and have been fighting until now.

No. 123, piloted by three barbarian warriors, was on one side, while No. 456, who was equipped with the God of War series of weapons, was obviously on the same team. The 3v3 fight was quite intense, sometimes single-handedly, sometimes in a melee.

However, because the attributes of the shadow warriors were all based on Luke's body, the attribute strengths were all the same. The two sides only differed in the weapons and tactical skills in their hands. And because they were both summoned units of Luke, they had a natural damage reduction between each other. Although they were fighting to death, both sides almost maintained their full health.

Could it be that the shadow warrior No. 456 was possessed by Kratos?

Originally, when Luke saw the Hammer of the Wilderness, the Spartan Armor, and the Chaos Twin Blades, he was guessing whether Kratos was using the lead to come and be the pilot of the shadow warrior. After all, with the three barbarian brothers in front, this situation was not unacceptable.

The actual result was, yes and no.

To be precise, the will of Kratos in a singularity timeline really descended upon Shadow Warrior No. 6, the one holding the Chaos Blade, while No. 4 and No. 5 were controlled by Kratos's brother "Demos" and the most loyal Spartan lieutenant "Atreus" respectively.

Luke's battle pattern, which combines the characteristics of Sparta and barbarians, did attract the attention of Kratos in the singularity timeline, but unlike the three brothers of the original family, Kratos' attitude towards Luke is actually neutral and hostile.

You read it right, it is indeed neutral and hostile.

Although the skill description says "preliminary recognition by the symbol of the Spartan clan", this does not conflict with hostility, because sometimes, some powerful and skilled enemies will indeed make you maintain your fighting will and hostility, while giving birth to some thoughts of recognition.

It's probably similar to the idea of ​​"the timing and strength of the opponent's knife to yourself are really beautiful!"

Kratos admires Luke because he is really planning to kill the gods.

But Kratos also hates Luke because Luke is a barbarian and is of the same race as the leader of the Eastern barbarians who killed all his soldiers on the battlefield.

At least Kratos thinks so.

This Kratos is obviously not the old guy who has experienced all kinds of life, faded away, and has a new child as an emotional sustenance. He is not only much more relaxed, but also can take the initiative to apologize.

Instead, he is a young individual who is still so tyrannical that he will not leave a whole body for any enemy, and is proficient in cutting legs, disembowelment, and pulling heads.

Although he does not hate the house and the dog, he is not happy when he sees the barbarian's "arrogance and domineering". Then he seized the temporary control of No. 456 and fought with the three barbarian brothers.

However, it can be seen here that even if they can seize the control of the shadow warriors, Kratos and his team are already restricted by the dark rule template, which means that even if No. 456 is not controlled, it still maintains Luke's summoned identity, and the icon is always green, representing friendly forces.

The three brothers did not enjoy the previous fight to give Shenlongmon the assault space, but this time they had a long-lost pleasure.

There was no magic to mess with, just the purest collision between the body, strength, and weapons.

Coincidentally, the Spartans also thought so.

If there is no conflict in the camp, the compatibility of the Spartans and the barbarians should be very good, at least there is no problem in getting along.

Perhaps the battle pattern on Luke's body that integrates the characteristics of the two races is a beginning.

After confirming the current situation, Luke silently took a step back, gave up his position, and buffed them all, preparing for a happy fight between the Barbarian Shadow Warriors and the Spartan Shadow Warriors.

Anyway, we won't really lose anything, so just let them fight.

Kui Ye's attitude towards Luke is neither salty nor cold, but such a wise choice also makes his neutral to hostile position, and slightly backtracks in the direction of neutrality.

As for the problem of the Temple of Poseidon... a sealed god is really not worthy of Kratos's undue attention now.

The barbarian warriors and the Spartan warriors fought again.

Luke was preparing to take another look at the condition of the trident in the temple before returning.

The water that spurted out before and pushed everyone out of the temple still made Luke a little concerned.

This usually represents two possibilities.

One is to simply trigger the self-protection mechanism of the temple, avoiding the possibility of the Divine Dragon Beast exploding the temple.

The other is Poseidon's will, which may have awakened part of it and can directly control what the trident does.

It's a pity that Luke didn't see any fame. In other words, with his current strength and attribute adaptation, it's normal that he doesn't see any fame.

However, just when Luke had stepped out of the temple door, a strange phenomenon suddenly appeared in the sky of the sea world!

A huge ocean whirlpool was generated right above the temple!

Luke's body trembled, because this was clearly what he had experienced not long ago. The seal token of Poseidon was triggered by the barrier, and the sea boundary was pulling people into the space!

The corresponding holders of the other eight tokens flashed in his mind. Luke was already mentally connected to other dark crystal towers and was ready to run away.

But when he saw the individual slowly descending from the sky, Luke suddenly stopped.

Because as the whirlpool disappeared, what slowly descended was a petite and adorable little guy with a sacred ring around his neck and a pink heart on his chest——

Sea Angelmon.