Supremacy Games

1482 The Blood Array. II

Duke Humphrey floated to the tormented spirits and removed the machine tubes and the chains from their bodies.

Weak and helpless, even when freed, the spirits couldn't muster an ounce of strength to defend themselves.

Their eyes were the only thing moving, watching him pick them up and meticulously arrange them at pivotal points marked on the extensive, intricately designed blood array.

To avoid them ruining his array, he kept suppressing them with his telekinesis pressure, affixing them to their positions.

After he was done with the spirits, he collected all the sinister dark gemstones and used them to decorate the entire array.

The various gemstones scattered around the place gave the blood array a morbid glow, casting eerie shadows on the suffering spirits.

Yet, he hadn't finished.

Duke Humphrey removed the celestial pendant from his neck and placed it carefully at the center of the blood array.

Its celestial brilliance was a stark contrast to the macabre scene around it.

The Duke folded his hands and began to utter words in the Universal Codex Language, the very words that carried the whispers of the cosmos, resonating with the primal energies that wove the fabric of existence.

His voice wasn't loud, yet every word uttered echoed across the entire dungeon.

Once the incarnation reached its celestial crescendo, the pendant's core forged an unseen connection with the blood array, threads of celestial energy weaving through the intricate patterns.

The blood array, now pulsating with forbidden life, slowly began draining the negative energies from the suffering spirits, pulling the essence from every gemstone in its vicinity.

Arghh....Ugh....Sob...Sob...

The air was charged with the silent screams and sorrowful whimpers of the spirits, their essence being pulled into the blood array against their will.

'This is going to take a couple of days at least.'

Duke Humphrey wasn't too pleased with the speed of the array's absorption...But, he knew that he couldn't be complaining at the moment.

possible.' Duke Humphrey praised with an envious tone, 'Even a trash item

array. I have to return at all

using a new type of energy called, Celestial Energy...It existed only in that place and a tiny bit of it was enough to

remains in his meditation session

wished in his mind as he watched the blood array continue getting brighter and brighter at a steady

out, he wouldn't be hidden anymore from his all-seeing

an instant checkmate if

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it notified

no family to act as her guardian, he

be back

to Sekiro and Karra before taking off

room and approached Carbuncle's wife with a

Carbuncle's wife bowed her

her shoulder

and if she felt

was fine and pain-free, he proceeded to orchestrate her discharge from the hospital, wanting to

her

...

this situation will seem quite peculiar to you, but I have to let you on something.' Felix mentioned calmly after helping Carbuncle's

there would never be a perfect time to lay down on her the truth, so, he might as well

listening...' Carbuncle's wife

quite beautiful...But not to Felix since she was

his eyes looking upward and then narrated the mission that was assigned to

and that he had entered the

and was watching her from a distance, wanting to save her every day, but he couldn't without jeopardizing

to share their knowledge or act on it, the divine punishment befell them almost immediately like they

he placed his hopes on Nebula, teaching and preparing her for the mission...But, eventually, Felix appeared and handled the

to his story, she didn't know whether to believe him or call

scribes were infamous for knowing their previous lives made her somewhat inclined

nothing much to earn from lying to her...Especially, when

me to tell you that you have two choices and he will respect both of them equally.' Felix shared, 'The first one, you will receive your old life memories and carry on the rest of your life with him as a couple. The second one, you will

third option, which is living here as a servant until the day

him about this, but he understood that both decisions were considered permanent and tough to pick