Lord Protector Novel

The statues were already tainted by the blood in the soil, and they lost all sanctity. In fact, they looked like demons that came straight out of hell.

Judging from their looks, Zeke guessed that they must have been buried there for many years.

The old monk said, “This is what I call Commander of the Bodhisattvas. It's something I had set up fifty years ago. I was going to save this for Pietro, but I guess I had no choice. Take this, you sh*tty brat! Arise!”

The moment the old monk gave his command, all the statues started shining brightly, and pillars of light shot up into the heavens. Eventually, the pillars of light manifested into fifty bodhisattvas. It was as if the gods themselves were covering the skies as they looked upon the earth.

Zeke suddenly felt a heavy pressure on his shoulders. This is not going to be easy. After all, it's a plan which has spanned five decades in the making by a strong warrior like him.

“Flatten him!” the monk roared, and the bodhisattvas in the sky came plunging down on Zeke.

Shocked, Zeke released his energy to clash against the incoming attack. However, once they came into contact, Zeke's energy stopped advancing, and it even bounced back a little.

The recoil caused Zeke to start spewing blood. At the same time, the pillars of light started weighing down on him, burying his legs into the earth.

Zeke couldn't pull himself out, but even so, he held on and refused to give in to such an absolute power.

The old monk said, “Surrender, Zeke. Surrender and acquiesce. It'll be a great loss for mankind if someone like you were to perish here.”

Zeke hissed, “But if I come out alive, you will be the one to perish.”

The old monk shook his head. “As stubborn as your master. Continue!”

The pillars of light kept pushing downward, burying Zeke deeper into the ground. Eventually, it reached his chest, and even breathing became a difficult thing to do. Zeke's face turned as white as a sheet of paper, and he was drenched in cold sweats.

The pillars of light weighed like a mountain on his shoulders. It was a miracle he managed to hold on for as long as he did. Any other Ultimate Class warrior would have become mincemeat under the pressure.

The old monk looked at him with great interest. “You've lasted far longer than I thought you would. Honestly, I really don't want to kill you, but it's a pity you're a rebel at heart, so I can't let you live. However, I can grant you your dying wish. Speak up, child.”

Zeke spat blood. “You're the one who should be coming up with your last words. Do you really think I've fought at my full strength?”

The old monk shrugged. “Whatever you say. If you're still not using your full power at this point, then when will you? When you're dead?”

He laughed and went on, “I know you're out of options now. That was just your final struggle, wasn't it? Now, die!”

The pillars of light pushed down again, and this time, they buried Zeke fully into the ground. Not a single strand of hair of him was seen, and his energy slowly faded into the air, eventually disappearing altogether.