Chapter 512: The Saint was captured, the tall dark priest exposed himself, and the crisis in the cit
It is said that Kashen calmly watched the female shadow priest being taken away, and his mood became happy. The crisis in the city was resolved.
The woman's limbs were all broken, and she looked miserable. The three mercenaries who were responsible for carrying her were merciless and rough.
During this rough carrying process, the female shadow priest had fainted and lost consciousness. However, what awaited her was a cruel punishment like a "journey to hell".
It is said that this punishment would last for a full seven days, each day bringing the prisoner the most unbearable pain until he eventually died.
Kashin gritted his teeth when he thought of this, thinking that such a punishment was too light for this extremely evil person!
He fully expected that the mercenary brothers would be able to extract some valuable clues from her, so that they could use them to deal a heavy blow to the hateful church and avenge the heavy damage to Shadowmoon City.
Today, Shadowmoon City is in a state of disaster and danger. The population of the city has dropped dramatically, and the losses have reached a critical level.
And all these troubles were caused by the trap carefully set up by Tan Aili - she actually massacred the branch altar of Shadowmoon City Cathedral!
Since then, this once prosperous city has fallen into endless darkness and suffering.
Although he successfully resolved the difficult situation of Sheldon Castle succumbing to the powerful power of the church.
But at the same time, this incident, like a butterfly effect, triggered a series of unexpected consequences - the entire country of Pumasai suffered a huge disaster and the whole country fell into difficulties.
Tan Aili's bold move undoubtedly created a huge hole and added fuel to the already complicated situation.
What she did was simply a disaster that could not be rectified. It would probably be a long time before the damage done to this huge empire, which was already riddled with holes, could be repaired.
However, in this chaotic turmoil, only Kashin could see the truth and the ins and outs behind the turmoil in the church.
He knew clearly that it was the letter sent by Tan Aili that became the fuse that ignited the fierce and bloody battle between the mercenary headquarters and the church.
Because of her action, the whole world was dragged into deeper turmoil and chaos.
Countless innocent mercenaries were forced to join this brutal battle without knowing the truth, and eventually lost their lives without knowing why...
It seemed as if history was playing an absurd joke on people. Tan Aili, whom Kashin regarded as a troublemaker, unexpectedly rose to a high position and was named marshal.
Faced with such an outcome, even Kashin, who knew the inside story, could not help but shake his head and sigh, his heart full of emotion and helplessness.
At this moment, Kashin was riding on a silver wolf and rushed to where Kabaeva was. What he saw shocked him:
I saw the sturdy shadow priest being surrounded by a group of magicians, who were teasing him as if they were a ferocious wild boar.
Seeing this scene, Kashin couldn't help but sigh:
"I really have no place to use my energy! Rather than suffer such humiliation, it would be better to simply surrender or end my life. How can a true warrior endure such a great humiliation?"
It was just a sudden thought on his part, but he didn't expect that the burly dark priest would suddenly create a thick black fog that showed signs of extending outward. The mages didn't want to be covered by it, so they fought and retreated, and even gave up casting spells.
"Retreat! Don't fight to the end! Safety must be the top priority! Be more relaxed, he can't run away, this black fog is too strange..." Kabaeva looked anxious and shouted in a hurried voice.
Hearing her shout, the mages who were casting spells stopped what they were doing, turned around without hesitation and began to evacuate quickly.
However, despite their quick reaction, they were still a step too slow. Suddenly, there was a deafening sound, like a landslide, catching everyone present off guard.
At this critical moment, Kabaeva showed amazing decisiveness and reaction speed.
She waved her hands rapidly, and instantly cast an extremely solid ice wall, decisively blocking the dark priest who was rushing towards her.
Unfortunately, the impact force of the explosion was too strong. Even with the ice wall blocking her, Kabaeva was still blown dozens of meters away.
Fortunately, thanks to everyone's decisiveness in retreating, although all the mages were injured to varying degrees by the explosion, their injuries were not serious and did not endanger their lives.
Looking at the burly dark priest at this time, his flesh and blood had been flying all over the place, and his limbs were broken. It was a horrible sight.
It was not until this moment that everyone realized, as if awakened from a dream, that what had just happened was actually the Dark Priest's self-destruction!
Moreover, the power caused by this self-explosion was far beyond any explosion they had ever seen before.
If Kabaeva had not used the ice wall in time to block it, the consequences would have been disastrous, and would have caused extremely heavy casualties.
Thinking of this, everyone couldn't help but feel a sense of fear.
Kabaeva's magic shield, which was originally crystal clear and emitting a mysterious light, instantly became fragmented after enduring the enemy's powerful attack, as if countless shining fragments were flying in the air.
Kabaeva rolled swiftly and got up from the ground, but her condition looked very bad.
Her face was as pale as paper, with bright red blood constantly flowing out of the corners of her mouth. She was coughing violently, and every cough seemed to be coughing out her internal organs.
At this critical moment, she was able to barely withstand the opponent's shocking full-strength attack thanks to the emergency measures she took promptly.
However, despite this, she herself was also severely traumatized by it...
Seeing Kabaeva fall to the ground injured, other magicians immediately rushed over to start first aid.
About twenty magicians were involved, and the scene was in chaos. Due to the suddenness of the incident and the critical situation, each magician involved in the rescue suffered some minor injuries, but fortunately, no one was in danger of death.
With the concerted care of many magicians, the situation was quickly brought under control and gradually stabilized.
The strength of the three dark priests encountered this time should not be underestimated. If the dark element detectors had not been prepared in advance to be able to see their movements and attack intentions in advance, I am afraid it would have been very difficult for everyone to deal with them.
Kashin also hurriedly jumped off the wolf he was riding, walked quickly to Master Kabaeva, and said with concern and admiration on his face:
"Thank you for your hard work, senior! I was watching the battle just now and it was really an eye-opener..."
Before Kashin could finish his words, the impatient old lady could not help but yelled:
"You seem to be quite relaxed! You were actually meditating leisurely in the snow. Why didn't you help when it was so dangerous just now? Were you just standing there and watching the fun?"
"Misunderstanding. As a junior, I see that the overall situation is under control, so how can I interfere? The magician comes here to make merit. If I try to take credit for it, wouldn't I offend my colleagues? We have won a great victory this time. Now that you all come home with me, you will be well taken care of. Don't worry, I have first-class food and drink..."
Kabaeva observed the situation and immediately realized that there was still one shadow priest who should be dealt with, otherwise there would be no such thing as a great victory.
"Okay! Let me take a breath, then I'll go to your house to rest. My colleagues suffered a setback this time, and six of them were killed. Sigh! This master feels very sad..."
As she spoke, her eyes were filled with tears, and I felt pity for her...
Kashin sighed. This old lady, at her age, actually acted like a young girl. Damn, it was a bit weird and unbearable to look at.