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616 Primordial Darkness

Valerius's ruptured chest trembled as tendrils of radiant light gently weaved through the air, swiftly reconstructing the damaged fragments of a wounded heart. The pulsating glow intensified, as the already insane healing speed increased. In a mere second, the reconstruction of the heart was completed and the hole in his chest was halfway done.

Watching Valerius's wound healing at a rapid rate, Blake couldn't help but raise an eyebrow in shock. "Hmmm." Blake's shock died as fast as it came, replaced with realisation.

"That explains what gave you two the confidence to face me." Blake chuckled.

Blake figured out that the light element must have been an inheritance from the God of light, who just showed himself a few minutes ago.

"You have become cockier than I remembered." Valerius sneered with a look of disdain as his body hovered backwards, illuminating with intense life. Follow current ɴᴏᴠᴇʟs on novelenglish.net . Fɪre.ɴet

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Valerius turned into a beam of light and charged in Blake's direction with blinding speed.

"Fast!" Blake muttered with a frown as he jerked back and tapped into the speed of lightning reinforcement & foresight ability.

Lightning crackled around Blake's body while countless possibilities of Valerius's next attack flashed through his eyes.

Without hesitation Blake tilted his head to the right and just then Valerius appeared, stabbing to the left with his fiery black spear. "Ha!" Valerius screamed in rage as he realized his attack missed. He swung his spear horizontally, aiming to decapitate Blake in one swoop but he was a tad bit slow. Blake ducked, feeling a scorching breeze sweep over him with strings of his white hair cut by the attack falling.

Suddenly a spatial tear opened behind Valerius and the hand of Blake's clone emerged, racing towards Valerius's exposed head.

"I told you already, tricks like this won't work on me!" Valerius sneered disdainfully as a solid firewall spiralled into existence.

"Hmph!" Blake snorted disdainfully at his words and a second spatial tear opened just before the clone's hand could meet the solid firewall. The hand emerged from a new spatial tear at the other side of the solid firewall, at this point even Valerius was forced to dodge.

Drifting to the left in a bid to avoid the hand coming from behind, Valerius left himself exposed and Blake had no intentions of letting this opportunity slip.

The duo tried to escape in different directions but Blake's clones were a step ahead, moving in to block their path.

Not daring to waste even a second, Valerius transformed into a beam of light and shot in another direction; however, Blake had expected this as well.

A spatial tear appeared in the path of his retreat. From it, darkness began pouring out.

"Primordial darkness! How?" Valerius was taken aback by the discovery.

Primordial darkness was unlike normal darkness that just drained its targets of their vitality and energy. Instead, it consumed everything that made contact with it, not even leaving behind a trace.

With no other choice, Valerius was forced to halt his retreat abruptly, returning to his tangible form. However, upon stopping Valerius noticed the presence of two Blake's flanking him from two sides.

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Immediately, one Blake conjured twelve darkness tendrils, sending them flying at Valerius, while the second clone dove in, slashing at him with the Emberforge.

With the primordial darkness behind him, Valerius frowned since he knew he had no other choice but to take them in a direct confrontation.

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