Supreme Magus novel Chapter 3056

Chapter 3056 Engine Starts (Part 2)

3056 Engine Starts (Part 2)

'If something goes wrong, no one will recognize the Prime Engine from its description, but Surtr and the others are hard to miss. This must look like a squabble between cursed objects so that no one will suspect their involvement.' Lith thought.

<"Then I'll tear you apart until your core is exposed and throw you to the gods-damned Council. I can't kill you but they can seal you for a very long time.?Do yourself a favor and get lost."> The Elemental Lord said.

<"Make me."> Tendrils of gold-veined white stone erupted from the Engine's right hand and took the form of a scaled-up version of the Fury.

A blade was pointless against an enemy with no vitals and whose body was made of solid stone. Lith and Solus knew that and had reshaped Double Edge to host the Fury instead of Ragnar?k.

<"You are not worthy of my spells!"> Argantyr infused himself with all the elements, charging at the Engine like an angry bull.

The difference in size was enormous, the tower's battle form barely reached the hips of the 100 meters (328') tall lost city. Lith stood his ground, activating the Hands of Menadion, the Heart, and the Watchtower.

He conjured a gravity field with himself at its center and reversed the direction and acceleration of the gravitational pull. Everything now fell away from the Engine, Argantyr included. _{ƒreewebηoveℓ.com}

The Elemental Lord felt like a tall wave had crashed against him and now he was walking against a violent current that became stronger as he got closer to the Engine. He used earth magic to lock his steps and not lose his footing but his charge slowed down in a jog.

When he reached the geyser, it took the Engine one hand to bring Argantyr's fist to a halt. The other hand rotated the Fury so that when Lith swung the hammer at the lost city's chest, it struck with the pick side.

The curved point of the Fury lodged itself inside the stone buildings, giving Lith the leverage he needed to lift Argantyr in an overhead throw with the help of the gravity field.

The Elemental Lord slammed against the ground with a boom of thunder, quickly followed by many others. Lith freed the Fury from the enemy's body and rained blows from above after switching to a two-handed grip.

Argantyr raised his arms, trying to catch the hammer with his right hand and blocking it with his left arm when he failed. What looked like a crude exchange of blows was actually a clash of spells and enchantments.

The lost city conjured multiple layers of defensive barrier to keep the Fury away while Lith and Solus used the Firing Range to cast dozens of spells at a time and carve a path for the enchanted hammer.

Only a few blows reached the stone walls behind the barriers but they all left ruins in their wake.

The problem was that the defensive system of the Elemental Lord repaired the holes in the arrays the moment the Fury moved back and the damage healed at a speed visible to the naked eye.

'The geyser is under our full control but this Argantyr can access the energy that exceeds the capacity of the tower and the Hands.' Solus took care of organizing the readings of the Eyes while Lith took care of the physical aspect of the combat.