Chapter 726 Fearless
A flash of lightning pierced the night sky, and a huge figure loomed in front of the two of them, taller than a mammoth.
The bolt of lightning landed on the giant shadow impartially, and the burst of energy caused the hairs to separate from each other. Lightning crackled on its back, and it jumped between the rusty knives and guns. A pair of eyes suddenly opened, filled with infinite lightning, and stared at the two oppressively.
The avatar of Spirit Bear spoke first, and Volibear's questions almost flooded his mind.
"Human, why did you break into my hunting ground?"
An avalanche of sound came from the giant bear's mouth, like a thunderstorm speaking its own language.
Kahn came back to his senses and responded loudly with a voice that could be heard a hundred meters away. "If you're not prey, why are you afraid of entering the hunting ground?"
Boom!
Volibear's fists slammed down on their sides, and the earth cracked, and lightning flashed, accompanied by his terrible growl.
"Everything on this land is up to me."
The gravel was lifted into the air, and it was unknown whether it was struck by lightning or detonated by sound waves. It exploded into balls of powder in the air, scattered and splashed, and drenched the two of them.
Hundreds of miles away, where the sun never rises, a spirit walker wakes up screaming, scratching his face. His hands twisted and deformed into giant claws.
In the other direction, across the large ice floes, a group of frost-toothed wolves raised their heads to the sky and howled, echoing the call of the demigod.
In another place far, far away, people of a certain tribe sat around the fire, suddenly fell silent, and their hearts began to beat wildly.
In front of Volibear, under the helmet, Kahn squinted his eyes. Volibear's desire to control the Freljord was extremely strong, and perhaps he could use this as a breakthrough to achieve the goal of letting him play.
"The incarnation of the spirit bear, the bear of the storm and the savage, the unstoppable Volibear, the bear who has suffered thousands of swords. If a group of powerful enemies is about to invade your land, what are you going to do?"
"Kill!" He bared his teeth, and lightning burst out. A thunderclap fell on the shattered square, and the blood tribute, which was nailed to the spikes and placed as a symbol of his rune, was suddenly blasted into charred remains and collapsed in all directions.
Kahn stretched out his hand to block a severed arm flying towards him, and when the thunder subsided, he continued: "Now there is such a group of enemies waiting for you to deal with, they are invaders from other worlds, and they have secret plans for this world. Evil desires. They want to devour everything, including your tribute. They will wipe out all human beings, and when the time comes, the war you seek will disappear."
"I won't do it for nothing, who will you sacrifice?" Volibear said.
Without humans, there would be no wars. Humanity is the source of war, and Volibear feeds on it, and every sacrifice made in his name or warrior killed in battle makes him stronger.
Similarly, summoning him to descend also requires paying a price, which must be fought and killed.
In fact, he can become stronger as long as people fight with his beliefs, but only blood and death can deeply imprint his image in people's minds, and they feel awe of him from the bottom of their hearts and worship the wildness he possesses. strength.
"I don't dedicate anyone, this is not a request, if you don't do it, they will take away your tribute. Even if you are immortal, when human beings are extinct, who will remember you?"
Karn would not promise anyone's life, but to Volibear, oblivion was worse than death, and what he could not tolerate was oblivion. He wants to be awed by everyone, but only if people remember him.
The giant bear, which had been cut and shot thousands of times, let out a hot breath from its nostrils: "I'll deal with it after I win the battle between Winter's Claw and Avarosa."
"It's too late. This is the most powerful enemy the Freljord has ever faced. Ornn dare not fight. Even Anivia can't hurt him by sacrificing herself. As long as you can kill him, then It is enough to prove that you are the most powerful existence."
"I don't need proof, I am." Volibear resumed the bloody work, reassembling the scrambled patterns.
Under the influence of some evil force, black branches and roots grew from the scattered corpses, like worms burrowing from the ground.
He nailed the corpse to the top of the spike, forming some unknown pattern. He felt the power of worship pouring into his limbs.
Every time a settlement was breached, Volibear would use the corpses to leave his mark, letting others know that he had been there.
Seeing that the giant bear ignored them, Kahn decided to make a more passionate choice. Volibear is not as tolerant as Ornn. He has a violent temper and will not tolerate anyone who provokes his dignity.
"Are you afraid?" So Kahn pushed himself to his huge bear's paw, and asked next to the pile of corpses: "Are you afraid? Valhal."
Volibear growled angrily, his sound waves pushing Karn to Kai'Sa, who had her hands on his back.
They looked up at the terrifying existence that enveloped their heads, and only then did they know its horror.
Its hair stood on end, and lightning raged through its flesh. Its scars are glowing. Thunderbolts poured out of its mouth, as if it was about to explode in the next moment. They angered Spirit Bear, and the consequences no one dared to imagine.
But this horror, compared with the real horror they have seen, is nothing more than a little more powerful, far less than the staring of the void.
"Are you afraid of our war, spirit of the giant bear!?" Kahn yelled at the monster again. His voice was transformed by the skin armor and became strangely frightening, as if some creature made a sound by quickly rubbing the carapace.
Enraged, the huge creature roared again, and became less and less bear-like. In its face, more than a dozen new eyes popped up, each as dark and cold as a spider's eyes, It looked unimaginably old, strange, and cold. Half of the face's flesh and blood disappeared, revealing glistening white bones, teeth and horns, and strange black blood dripped from its mouth.
This didn't scare Kahn. If he wanted to fight over who had more eyes, he could completely crush Volibear.
Lightning pierced back and forth in the dark clouds, and then a thunderclap struck him. In an instant, he changed back to his original appearance, his whole body was like a muscular city, covered by thick milky white fur, with countless knives, guns, swords and halberds stuck on his back.
The lightning continued to hit the giant bear, and his flesh and blood seemed to start to scatter. Muscles, hair, tendons and bones all began to separate, only the endless lightning within them connected them.
After a long time, the monster of thunder and lightning gave an answer.
"We have nothing to fear!"