Swear Fealty To Me, My Subjects! Chapter 187: Alice's Defeat, New Image Unlocked

The headless apostle brought Lynn to the battlefield of Caldera.

How terrible.

Right now, 90% of the entire battlefield had already fallen into the hands of the evil dragon.

The last faction, the Gospel Blood Cavalry, was still resisting stubbornly under the bombardment of the flame forbidden curses.

The headless apostle raised his head and looked at the sky.

The strange chosen with a blurry outline was still hanging high in the sky, spreading doomsday and destruction continuously.

What was that monster…

That level of firepower far exceeded the level of a demigod. It shouldn't have appeared on this battlefield at all!

The headless apostle looked at Lynn. "Can we win?"

"Yes."

Lynn observed the distorted strange shadow in the sky and nodded, her words concise.

Could they really win…?

The apostle did not believe it.

He glanced at the black-haired woman beside him.

Although she was a chosen...

She was merely a mortal after all.

Lynn asked with a smile, "Can you help me open a teleportation gate?"

The headless apostle asked, "Where?"

Lynn said, "As long as it's under her feet."

"Her…?! You can actually make out what that monster is?"

The headless apostle was stunned for a moment, but he did not probe further. A teleportation gate opened in front of Lynn.

The next moment.

Lynn took a deep breath and walked into the dimensional rift.

The battle had begun.

The next moment, Lynn appeared at Alice's feet.

Naturally, Alice noticed Lynn.

Although they were both from the Nether Realm factions, chosens and fiends were different—chosens only had one life.

Alice did not want to kill this acquaintance.

She reduced her power but increased her firing speed. A series of explosive spells transformed from combustion formulas turned into a torrential rain that smashed down from the skies.

Alice believed that as long as Lynn was severely injured, as long as the latter was still alive, demigod-level healing spells could save her.

However, Alice was thinking too much.

She was truly thinking too much!

She did

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