Chapter 849 - 522: The Might of Storm Fury
Chapter 849 -522: The Might of Storm Fury
Ely Hills, above the battlefield,
Under the boundless blue sky, a figure floated leisurely in mid-air, his silhouette not prominent, yet it exuded an unquestionable majesty and strength.
With Lis’s exceptional eyesight, he could see that this was a middle-aged man with an unremarkable face. Time seemed not to have etched many lines on his face, leaving only a pair of deep and wise eyes, as if they could discern the mysteries of the world.
Surrounding him was a circle of faint azure Magic Light. This light was gentle and non-dazzling, like the first ray of dawn, warm yet mysterious, adding a few degrees of transcendence to his aura. The light vibrated gently with his breathing, appearing as a silent conversation between him and the Wind Elf, showcasing his profound control of the Wind Element.
Grasped firmly in his right hand was a blue-gold Eagle Magic Wand, ancient and dignified, with intricate eagle feather patterns engraved on its shaft, seemingly imbued with the power of the Wind Elf.
He was dressed in a deep Magic Robe, its hem fluttering lightly in the wind like the heavens, concealing his figure while exuding an indescribable nobility and dignity, seemingly garnering the homage of all things in the world.
With the fervent support of the Wind Element, this figure seemed to merge with the sky.
His presence became the unshakable symbol of the ruler of the sky, with the Wind Elements seemingly holding endless reverence for him, surrounding him gently, occasionally lifting him or wildly whistling, showcasing the authority and power of this crown.
When the warriors below looked up at this sky ruler, an indescribable sense of submission arose in their hearts. The silent yet intense majesty seemed like an invisible force, penetrating the clouds, reaching straight to their hearts.
Lis slightly lowered his body, tensing as he stared intently at the figure suddenly appearing in mid-air.
Though hard to believe, the oppressive feeling from the Extraordinary Domain, along with that faint but exalted majesty, assured him that this was a Legendary Crown.
Moreover, a Legendary Mage!
Why was a Legendary Mage appearing here?
It seemed like the legend of the Archibald Kingdom?
No, since when did the Archibald Kingdom have a legend?
In the game’s previous life storyline, Lis remembered there were two legends within the Gordon Kingdom and one legend in the Paluo Federation.
The legendary warrior Iron Hand in the Gordon Kingdom was a supporter of the Royal Family and also the mentor of Prince Gerard.
The second one, Frost Blade, was a Legendary Assassin, elusive, rarely found, serving as an important hidden NPC for players.
The legend in the Paluo Federation was the City Lord of Neutral City Yurgan, Legendary Monk Supreme Fist Willie Davidson.
His status was even more special; as long as his city wasn’t threatened, he wouldn’t care even if the Paluo Federation faced destruction.
Among the nations involved in this war, only the Archibald Kingdom did not have its own Legendary Strongman.
Before this, Lis hadn’t considered the Legendary Strongman, as there was no significant necessity.
Each legend is unique, a moving catastrophe; after their life ascension, they are almost completely different from those not legends.
In the minstrels’ sung poetry, the Legendary Strongman is often depicted as transcendent, nearly divine, with their power not only reflected in unmatched combat and magic but also permeating their wisdom, will, and profound understanding and control over world rules.
After the Extraordinary Domain transforms into the Legendary Domain through ascension, the Legendary Strongman could initially use the Legendary Domain to manipulate specific world rules, invoking the world’s power.
This is why the gap between legends is so stark and exaggerated.
Because the power of a legend’s actions is too terrifying, there’s a mutual understanding among legends; unless someone provokes a legend, they wouldn’t act against beings below the legendary level, especially in cities, battlefields, and other special environments.
Given time, one legendary figure could completely crush and kill the armies of the Gordon Kingdom, Feis Kingdom, and Paluo Federation.
Even a legend loyal to the Royal Family, despite their kingdom’s destruction, wouldn’t kill ordinary people and soldiers wholesale.
Especially they wouldn’t specifically target leaders like kings and generals.
This is actively supervised by the Church of the Gods, or else the unrestricted destruction and chaos caused by the Legendary Strongman would be unbearable for ordinary people.
No matter the race, while top-tier strongmen are undoubtedly important, the most crucial are the ordinary people in the greatest numbers.
This is the soil from which strongmen emerge, and it is the foundation for a race’s survival and continuation.
Thus, for the sake of the race’s continuation, many legends still care and voluntarily uphold this mutual understanding.
Moreover, most of the Legendary Crown do not concern themselves with the distinctions of the Human Kingdom; it’s a trivial matter to them as they are more inclined towards exploring realms beyond the legendary level.
This is also why, despite the considerable number of human legends, they rarely stay in the Human Kingdom or remain loyal to the Royal Family.
Of course, there are always legends who go mad due to the destruction of their homeland, disregarding these rules, even if it leads to their joint elimination by other legends.