Extra's Death: I Am the Son of Hades novel Chapter 410

It helped his not waste his own World Energy reserves.

Thanks to Infinite Mana, he could use both buffs infinitely without worrying about running out of juice.

"How many blessings do you have?" Kane muttered from the side, slightly surprised.

His eyes narrowed as he studied Neo’s figure.

"And is that okay? Even if Artemis’ blessing can help you activate the blessings infinitely, it doesn’t remove the burden on your body."

Kane leaned back and crossed his arms.

"Your body will break slowly from the inside."

"I have a way," Neo replied.

He triggered the third stage of his blessing—[Springbloom].

The sudden surge from previous buffs was immense.

They were so strong they tore his body apart from insides.

But the Springbloom healed him.

His wounds stitched themselves back together instantly.

The pain barely had time to register before it faded away.

His muscles, his bones, even his internal organs—everything was healing at a pace that defied reason.

Activating so many abilities placed an unbearable strain on his soul and mind.

A normal demigod, even if Exalted, would have collapsed under the pressure.

But it didn’t matter to Neo.

[Springbloom] could heal his soul.

And his mind was incredibly powerful.

As a Heavenbreaker, there were only a few who could rival him in his specialty. His mental resilience bordered on monstrous.

He could maintain this state for days, if not weeks.

In other words, right now, Neo had effectively become an unkillable, undying machine—four times stronger than his base state.

Neo cracked his knuckles.

"You look hyped up," Kane observed.

"Yeah, I’ve never felt better."

Until now, Neo had never kept his blessings active due to the immense cost of World Energy.

[Infinite Mana] solved that problem for him.

His body shot forward.

The space around him twisted violently, torn apart by the sheer force of his movement. The wind howled in protest, forming a sonic boom in his wake.

Neo sensed two attacks from different directions—both aimed at his head.

He ducked and kept moving.

The ostriches suddenly appeared out of thin air.

Their attacks missed, taken by surprise by Neo’s impossible speed.

Their beady eyes widened in shock.

Only 300 meters remained until the Golden Apple Tree.

Without warning, an ostrich leg appeared out of thin air—directly in his path.

Neo’s eyes widened.

Before he could react, his foot collided with it.

Being caught off guard surprised him.

His focus broke, and for a brief moment, the blessings stopped.

The collision broke his momentum.

Neo crashed.

His body rolled violently across the ground, dirt and grass flying up in his wake.

He gritted his teeth as he finally slammed into something hard, forcing him to stop.

A low, mocking whistle rang in his ears.

"Fweeeet!"

Neo groaned.

His vision cleared, and he turned his head.

The damned birdbrain was grinning.

It stood before him, smug and victorious, one foot planted firmly on Neo’s chest.

Neo’s eye twitched.

"Fweeeet! Fweeeet!"

’I think I’m starting to hate ostriches.’

Neo re-triggered his blessings, allowing his injuries to heal.

He walked back to the starting point.

His steps were heavy with frustration beneath his calm expression.

There, Percival seemed to be… getting dragged by an ostrich.

"...?"

Neo’s brows twitched as he watched the absurd sight.

Percival’s limp body left a trail on the dirt.