He Comes From the Void

From Nasus's point of view, this imitation of the sun disc was completely incomparable with the sun disc he worshiped when he took the form of ascension. A little bronze mirror.

From the hands of the people, but ends in the human realm.

The temple under the sun disc was not built by him, and the buildings designed by the skilled craftsmen can be seen as deceitful imitations of Shurima's former glory.

New materials and eccentric forms wantonly transform the familiar surroundings, and the original appearance of all things has been deliberately distorted. It seems that the purpose of the design is to make people restless.

In his opinion, this temple is not as good as those ancient dwellings that survived the wind and sand of the previous year.

He thought of the colossal temple that used to be at the heart of the Shurima Empire. The Great Temple used to be an existence that was envied and envied by the entire Valoran continent.

Once upon a time, the kings from far away traveled thousands of miles just to see its style. And the so-called engraving of later generations is this pile of shameless stones right now?

Nasus wanted to throw a fit. He and countless soldiers fought bloody battles for the empire, but today's people only use such ugly ways to commemorate their homeland.

Although people who know here still adhere to the tradition, commemorating their ancestors and ascended.

However, the heart of a scholar he carries makes him treat with dignity the history that his ancestors exchanged for with desperate bloody battles.

Bowing his head, Nasus' anger seemed to subside a bit.

The large library he built to prevent this situation was also buried deep under the yellow sand with the fall of the ancient capital.

People had no way of understanding the past as he knew it, and he couldn't make them understand it.

Thinking of this, only deep helplessness remained in his heart.

He continued to walk towards the location of the big library in his memory. The big library had turned into a residential area called the library area, and the buildings here had been refurbished into houses made of wood and rough-hewn stones.

Perhaps the people who live here don't know why it is called the library area.

The nearby antique street made him feel uncomfortable. When will those poor imitations sell for a high price? Even the most valuable of these curiosities, in his opinion, are less useful than scraps broken by children for fun.

He strode through an archway, contemplating the pile of hard-laid ashlar overhead. When he came to a secluded small square, he sensed that the owner of a certain Ascension Bloodline was close at hand.

The blood of Ascension may have given him a little kindness in the past.

But the real sun disc has fallen, and Shurima has a future, and even the ascended person can't survive, what use is he for the ascended blood?

What he came here to find were his possibly fallen brothers and sisters. At the same time, it is also to retrieve Chalikar and bring it back to Setaka.

He thought the light two weeks ago was a signal from his siblings before they were dying.

Maybe the other party has some last words to pass on to him, but in the end he will bring Chalikar back to its owner to rest in peace.

Just as he was thinking this way, a man walked into the square, staring at him vigilantly with a pair of purple eyes.

...

In the training ground, Taliyah used her own power to raise stone pillars one after another in the field.

These are the targets that Kahn uses for training, but it also happens to let her practice the control of her abilities.

On the field, Kahn was leading Kai'Sa to test the power of the void magic he had just researched.

Yes, after discovering the law of the void, he really developed a magic formula that uses the energy of the void.

But is this spell feasible? How powerful is it? It takes experimentation to know.

He let Kai'Sa go first, destroying a stone pillar as quickly as possible.

Kai'Sa stepped forward, lowered her upper body, her shoulder pods slid to raise the angle, and the pod's mouth was aimed at the stone pillar, emitting a slight light.

With a low growl, she released a round of hovering missiles. The plasma bombs brought burning destruction and hit the stone pillars one after another to detonate.

The air was immediately filled with an unpleasant smell, and the surface of the stone pillar was pitted with black smoke of material dissolution, but it was not completely destroyed, but it was damaged everywhere and turned into extremely distorted and weird shapes.

Afterwards, Kai'Sa threw out her fist blade immediately, and blue-purple flames spewed out from the crossed blade tips of both fists. After a meal of roasting, the remaining part of the stone pillar turned into nothingness, and the burnt smell in the air became more serious, making Taliyah felt sick.

"Taliyah, you go away first, there are enough targets for us," Kahn said.

"Yes." Taliyah did not refuse, and immediately left the training ground.

"It's your turn." Kai'Sa slid her shoulder pods against her back, looking at Kahn's hands expectantly.

Not disappointing her, Kahn's arm exploded with a purple arc, dancing on the skin armor non-stop.

This is the manifestation of void triadism, as long as its laws are mastered, void energy can also be used to release spells.

Kahn clasped his little finger with his thumb, and straightened the other three fingers, gathering all the energy to the fingertips.

The energy was bursting and throbbing at the fingertips, and when Kahn felt that he was about to be overwhelmed, he pointed it at a stone pillar in front of him and released it all.

I saw the thick electric arc tearing the air and bursting out dazzling glare. The leaping forward electric arc instantly penetrated the stone pillar, and the white-hot light shot out from the crack. After a short delay, it was blown to pieces from the inside out.

Splashing and burning gravel covered the entire site, and black smoke of material dissolution came out one after another, like molten acid, blocked by the skin armor.

Kahn was stunned when he saw this scene, and then suddenly thanked himself for having the foresight to let Taliyah leave first. Otherwise, the aftermath of the explosion alone would be enough to make her unforgettable in this life.

"Is it that strong?" Kai'Sa covered her lips, the shock on her face hard to hide.

"Try a regular Lightning Bolt!" she urged.

Kahn nodded and used the spell, and as he quickly drew the spell in the air, a palpitating electric arc instantly hit the stone pillar.

But after the light faded, the two noticed that the damage it caused was just a scorched hole in the stone pillar, the size of a bowl, and it was impossible to even penetrate the stone pillar, let alone break it.

"The gap is huge." Kai'Sa frowned, never expecting such a result: "The same spell, but the energy used has been changed, and the result is such a big difference in power."

"It's not the same." Kahn shook his head: "I modified the lightning bolt technique, which is more complicated than before, otherwise the purple lightning would not be released at all. But even so, the power of the void magic is far beyond my expectations. "

"What caused this?"