1000 Years Later, Even My Weakest Follower Has Become A Demon King

229 Legion (3)

When it saw Carnage charge over, it originally thought that countless magic traps would be waiting for the other party. It expected the Calamity’s body to be filled with status spells meant to counter Carnage.

All of this would teach Carnage a lesson it would remember and allow them to discover the Calamity’s flaws.

But from the looks of it, the other party didn’t make any preparations in advance?

If Carnage hadn’t been the only one charging forward, but the seven Demon Generals attacking together, the legendary Moon Realm Calamity might have died!

“Maybe he’s… really out of his mind?” Erosion replied hesitantly.

The Thousand-faced Dancer shouted to the others, sensing a perfect opportunity,

“Attack now! He is vulnerable. Don’t give him time to cast spells. Without a legion to back him up, he can’t win against us alone!”

The Thousand-faced Dancer’s words caused the Lunar Monsters behind it to howl with excitement as they unsheathed their weapons, sparking lightning, and rubbing their claws together.

William turned his gaze to the Thousand-faced Dancer, sneering at the words. “A legion to back me up?”

Carnage sensed the other party’s attention shifting and immediately seized the opportunity to charge forward again. This time, the battle ax in its hand was aimed straight at the other party’s head.

Unlike the previous strike, which was only a probe using 60-70% of its strength, this strike was a full-powered attack.

The blood-red color on the ax burned intensely and the smell of blood around it turned into the unique smell of gunpowder on the battlefield.

If the other party maintained his previous attitude and tried to take it head-on, he would definitely die.

It wasn’t just Carnage’s lethal battle ax that posed a threat, but also the Lunar Monsters in the Moon Realm Legion, who were good at long-range attacks. They attacked William in their own styles, and although they weren’t that powerful individually, when combined, they were an ocean of despair that could drown out an individual’s strength.

William didn’t even raise Judgment 2.

He simply looked straight at Carnage, who was about to split open his head, with a calm gaze.

Clang!

The sound of Carnage’s battle ax being stopped in midair was loud enough to silence the entire battlefield.

Long-range attacks—arrows, spikes, venom, elemental energy blasts—from the Lunar Monster legion were being intercepted by various spells that countered them midway.

It was impossible for an individual to block so many spells at the same time, no matter who it was.

Carnage widened its eyes as it looked at the thing that had stopped its ax—a brass battle ax similar to its own, but more ancient and weathered.

The person holding the ax was clad in black iron armor and wore a tyrant mask with a frown. A silver Eighth Holy Spirit figurine hung on their chest, and his silver eyes, filled with magic power, could be seen near the eyes on the mask.

Is this… the Moon Realm Calamity?

Tyrant Armor, Brass Ax, those eyes.

There was no doubt. The person blocking its strike was the Moon Realm Calamity.

But how was this possible? Could there be another Moon Realm Calamity?

The other Lunar Monsters behind Carnage saw it more clearly.

Black, distorted space constantly appeared beside William. Every time space was distorted, a Moon Realm Calamity wearing different equipment walked out.

They were armed with magical mediums, swords, or weapons, or wielding bows and arrows. Some were even wearing huge boxing gloves and holding clubs. Despite the variety of their equipment, each of them had a silver Eighth Holy Spirit figurine hanging in front of their chests.

They had stopped the tidal wave of long-range attacks.

“Of course I have a legion,” William said calmly, with a fanatical expression, as he looked at the mixed Moon Realm Legion not far away.

From a few initial Calamities wearing top-grade equipment, more than ten appeared around William. The number finally stopped at three digits as they all gathered around William, raising their weapons to point at the seemingly endless Lunar Monsters.

Then, in the same voice, they said, “I am Legion, for we are many.”