Abe the Wizard

Chapter 534 Demon Queen Anderial

Abel stood in front of the giant curved shape door and mumbled, “Demon Queen Andariel!”

As soon as he spoke those words, the atmosphere around him began shaking. He felt like the entire world was pressing on him.

He never thought a name would have such a strong effect. The only time he felt like the world was pressing on him was when he was about to become an official wizard. If not for the dragon core, he might have died already.

Luckily, the pressure this time only lasted for a few seconds. The name was forbidden in this world.

Abel let out a long breath of relief. He would definitely lose if he was to battle with this pressure.

He had worked so hard for this. He had fought all the way from Blood Moor in the Rogue Encampment to here. He would not give up just because of a name.

Abel thought to himself if he doesn’t man up now, he might never be able to man up again. Time would only make his enemy seem even scarier. It might even traumatize him.

“Fight!” Abel gently said.

The spirit guardian knight captain then struck down the door with its big sword. The door blast open with immense force.

As soon as the door opened, a group of greed skin Suffer monsters with grey horns dashed out with a depressing scream. The spirit guardian knights flashed forward, and the battle began.

The leaf magic staff on Abel’s hand also began to ruthlessly throw fire balls.

Abel realized these hell creatures were not stronger than the other ones. “How come they are so weak?”

As he was still thinking, a group of Dark Demons rushed forward, and Abel could see some Dark Sharman under the flickering flame of hell not far away.

“Kill it!” Abel roared.

A spirit guardian knight immediately flashed next to it and killed it with a few strikes.

The sound of battle quickly attracted a large number of hell creatures. Although there were a lot of them, none of them were elites. They were not much stronger than the one in the Forgotten Tower, where Bartoli used to live.

Something’s not right. Abel thought to himself, increasing his attack power. Although this decent size hall could fit quite a lot of hell creatures, their numbers kept decreasing under Abel’s attack.

When the last hell creature dropped dead, it’s soul was directly sucked into the Horadric Cube. Still, Andariel was nowhere to be seen.

Abel examined the condition. He put away his Leaf magic staff and took out the Pelta Lunata and Jade Tan Do.

Abel’s Poison resistance had reached 120%, just the Jade Tan Do alone had given him 95%, and that Jade Ring he got from the 4th floor gave him another 25%.

He was shaken up a little by the pressure, but now he had regained his confidence. He heard that Demon Queen Andariel could only do Poison attacks.

Abel carefully followed behind the spirit guardian knights and moved forward. He slowly looked around the hall, and soon he spotted a giant chair made out of bones beside the endless flame of hell. Andariel was sitting right there.

Andariel’s hair glowed in red, and she looked almost dead. The only thing that made Abel doubt was her 4 stings slowly moving from behind.

Then he saw a red-colored dragon claw looking hand placed on top of the 2 skulls on the chair handle. Her body leaned back on the spine of the chair. Her eyes were shut, but a small crack could be seen if you look closely.

The spirit guardian knight captain also knew what it was about to face. It gently lifted up its hand, stopping its team on the spot. It then turned its head back, waiting for Abel’s command.

“Careful!” Abel gently said. The spirit guardian knight captain understood Abel, so it gently moved forward with its spirit wolf.

Before it even moved for 2 meters, it had entered the Andariel’s territory. A crystal glow emerged from her eyes. Soon, her eyes were wide open.

Andariel stared at the spirit guardian knights and Abel, but the Oak Sage had already been sent far away by Abel.

Afterward, she slowly stood up. It was like she hadn’t moved for countless years, bones cracking from her joints.

Andariel was very tall, more than 3 meters. Even though Abel had reached 2 meters tall, he was like a child in comparison.

Her joints continued to crack as she gazed around. Then she fixed on Abel and began to attack.

Abel felt very weird. He did not feel any emotion of anger, pain, greed, violence, and the desire for blood like a normal hell creature should have from Andariel. Instead, Andariel was completely blank.

He felt like he was facing a puppet. Normally, when he fought against hell creatures, he could still feel their life force even though that life force was engulfed by the death qi of hell.

“Die!” Andariel said. Her voice sounded extremely raspy, like she hadn’t spoken for years.

Although this word should sound very threatening from the 3 meters tall Andariel, Abel felt like it was just another normal task to her–like picking up an object or taking a walk.

Suddenly, Abel felt his heart beat increasing, so he commanded Black Wind to dodge through the soul chain before even thinking. Black Wind had reacted very quickly after gaining the ‘extra fast’, and it had almost immediately disappeared into lightning.

As soon as Abel disappeared, the hard stone floor he was originally standing on began to crack. It was a dimensionless crack Andariel’s emotion did not move a single bit after Abel had dodged her attack. Instead, she began to look around again.

Abel was stunned. He did not expect Andariel to have the ability to control dimensions. All she said was the word “die.”

If he didn’t trust his intuition, if he wasn’t a head commander with a powerful sense, he would definitely be dead already.

He understood how powerful the force of dimension was better than anybody in the world. In the past, Abel had used a dimension force to kill Elite Wizard Cliff. Although the amount he used was a lot smaller than Andariel, it still had the power to kill an elite Wizard in full defense mode.

“Fixed!” By this point, the gaze of Andariel had locked down on Abel again, but her voice was still very raspy.

Abel immediately commanded Black Wind to move as soon as he heard Andariel’s voice, but despite how fast Black Wind had reacted, it was locked down by a strange force in the atmosphere.

Abel felt like the whole world was against him again; in fact, this world hated him. Just a single world from Andariel had tightened all the space around Abel. It was almost like he had been drenched in glue, and Black Wind was like a little bug stuck in a spider web–unable to escape no matter what.