Shepherd Tantra

Chapter 937: Strategy against the Fallen Angels
After that, Aiwass also specially tested the properties of the wind attribute of the King of the Wild Hunt integrated into the wings.

It turned into a pair of green wings.

[Lost Paradise·Wet and Warm Air: After using "Lost Paradise", you will gain the "Light of Judgment" state. The Light of Judgment effect lasts for up to six minutes]

[Light of Judgment: When attacking with a weapon, gain an additional 9% light attribute damage and leave a judgment mark; each different "mark" on the opponent will cause the Light of Judgment to take effect once again]

[Judgement Brand: The judged cannot use teleportation abilities, and neither the judge nor the judged can dodge, immunize, or resist damage from each other]

——This move can basically be said to be specifically aimed at tattoos.

Compared with the gains of the dark and fire attributes, the gain of the wind attribute emphasizes more on "the strength after using Paradise Lost". Obviously, it takes into account the problem of "what to do if the opponent is not dead after Paradise Lost followed by Redemption of Sins resets the cooldown and then the second shot of Paradise Lost".

If the opponent is not dead after two shots of Paradise Lost, he will most likely want to run away at this time.

Then you can rush over and stab the opponent with a sword or a gun, marking the opponent and preventing him from escaping. Then you can prepare to finish him off.

The characteristic of the "Brand" type of ability is that a tattoo-like mark will appear on the body. This is not a particularly common ability. Generally, extraordinary people who devote themselves to the path are more likely to obtain brand-type abilities.

But the Fallen Angel happens to have seven deadly sins brands... plus the Judgment Brand himself, this one strike can produce eight 9% additional damage, which is equivalent to a 72% increase in damage.

——These numbers are simply outrageous.

Although the enhanced Paradise Lost can only be used once a week... this is already an outrageous value that only a difficult raid boss can have.

Aiwass even thought of the process of "Aiwas's Crusade" - in the first stage, he is in human form, pretending to play with you for a while, then he switches to the stage and fires a cannon at Paradise Lost, in the second stage, he changes into a deer and starts to summon minions. After all the minions are defeated, he changes back to human form in the third stage, eats all the minions, strengthens Paradise Lost, and then starts to attack at a high frequency with a bunch of amazing buffs...

...That makes sense, only a BOSS can defeat a BOSS!

The only problem is that [Light of Judgment] requires the use of weapons to attack, but Aiwass is not good at close combat. Even if he urgently trains now, it will be difficult to reach the level of close combat with the Fallen Angels in a short period of time. The most useful part of it for Aiwas is probably the prohibition of teleportation.

With these three gains, Aiwass finally felt a little more confident.

With the "Snake of Transcendence" and "Wings of Gospel", the priority of the two characteristics of Aiwass has been broken through to the level where he can compete with the Fallen Angels. At least at this level, he may be able to break the defense of the Fallen Angels - otherwise he would not even be qualified to stand in front of the Fallen Angels.

The level of the Fallen Angel is the sixth energy level, and as a high-level phantom demon, his priority is increased by half a level. Even if he does not use any spells or equipment, he must be at least at the seventh energy level to break his defense and cause effective damage.

And this is impossible.

When the Fallen Angel is in the wizard state, the Taurus armor has a terrifying effect of +1 to all priorities. After he breaks the armor, he will pick up two more divine weapons... Although the priority of the defense level will be reduced by one level, the offensiveness and desire to attack will be greatly increased.

Aiwass is currently at the fifth energy level, and he must challenge the Fallen Angel at this stage because when he is promoted to the sixth energy level, the Transcendence Snake cannot be triggered.

[Snake of Transcendence (Gold): When you fight against an enemy with a higher energy level than yourself and fail, you will gain an additional +2 priority (divinity) for the next judgment.]

Because Aiwass was not sure whether the Fallen Angel was considered an "oathbreaker", nor whether "Silver Scale" could be triggered. However, "Silver Scale" and "Serpent of Transcendence" were both divine-type buffs, so only the strongest one could be effective at the same time.

Coupled with the "Wings of Gospel"'s special killing power of +1 priority for winged beings, Aiwass can exert a penetrating ability equivalent to the eighth energy level under extreme conditions!
In this way, fighting the Fallen Angels head-on is no longer a foolish dream!

As long as there is a way to put Aiwass in the center of the battlefield and prepare him for the battle against the Fallen Angels in full condition... he now has a chance of winning!
At the fifth level, defeating the Heavenly Master - is this really possible? Can this really be accomplished?
Originally, Aiwass thought that this would be a matter of life and death.

He was already prepared to use his resurrection armor here - but even Aiwass himself knew that once he used the resurrection armor, his chances of winning would be greatly weakened.

Because the Fallen Angel's brain is very useful, but he is just too lazy to use it. As soon as he realizes that Aiwass may kill him, he will immediately become serious and think seriously. At that time, Aiwass will be forced to fight the Fallen Angel's Serious Form next time.

Therefore, if you want to kill him, it is best to take advantage of the fact that the Fallen Angels underestimate you and take him away in one go!
After all, the Fallen Angel only got one sixth of the power of the complete form of Paradise Lost. Previously, Aiwass relied on the "unburnable power" to fight the Fallen Angel's Paradise Lost on equal terms, but now the Fallen Angel has been weakened after the incarnation... Aiwass's three-wing enhanced version of Paradise Lost has the potential to overwhelm the opponent!

As long as he has this move, and can be sure that the Fallen Angels will not dodge and cannot be blocked, Aiwass will have the possibility of killing the Fallen Angels!
He already had such a knife in his hand. The only problem was how to stab it into the heart of the Fallen Angel!

If the Fallen Angel is in its full state, even if it takes a full attack from the enhanced version of Paradise Lost, it will most likely be fine. Therefore, they first need to wear down the Fallen Angel's state... It would be best if they could show weakness first to allow the Fallen Angel to break its armor!
It is said that "Taurus" is the armor made for him by Flame Heaven, and the material is one eighth of the darkness of the entire Taurus era. It has a strong benefit to the Fallen Heaven, but it will also restrain his power - but this restraint itself is also a protection for him, allowing him to retain as much humanity as possible.

In order to create this armor, Fallen Angel gave one third of the high-quality souls he had collected to Flame Angel.

This is also the origin of the Fire Demon - the bonus of this deal is a little bit of original power.

Back then, the relationship between the Fallen Angels and the All Heavens was pretty good.

He would trade the complete high-quality souls he had collected through the devil's soul contract, as well as the noble souls of the winged race that were not suitable for transformation into devils, to other celestial officials or apostles.

It's a pity that these souls are transformed into demons, because most of them are good people, and they don't have much resentment and hatred in their hearts, so even if they are transformed into demons, they won't be very strong. Just like Bayard - she was originally from a witch family, but after getting the Sin Mark and turning into a powerful demon like Shadow Demon, she is only at the fourth level. If it were a sin-ridden villain, he might have already reached the sixth level after transformation.

However, these souls can become apostles of other celestial officials or even apostles. According to the rule of each source river, "the pillar gods pick the souls, the celestial officials pick the souls, and the rest is thrown into the crusher", the apostles are not qualified to pick the souls, and the celestial officials can only pick the garbage that the pillar gods don't want.

Under such circumstances, it is not surprising that the Fallen Angels, as a smuggler of high-quality souls, have a better reputation in the dream world.

He was able to create these demons with the power of various paths by trading souls with other celestial beings and apostles.

Later, the reputation of the Fallen Angels became worse because he stopped doing this job - on the one hand, it was because the Mark of Sloth had a strong erosion on him, and he had not traded souls to create new demons for a long time; on the other hand, it was because he had almost sold out all the winged beings in the material world.

The stigma of arrogance, greed and rage that gradually took effect gradually made him fall out with his old friends.

——After all, the Fallen Angels didn’t turn bad right away.

Even if Lucifer's pure goodness was cut off, he would not have immediately fallen into the evil state he is today.

In order to prevent himself from falling too far from his previous path after falling into depravity, he even prepared shackles for himself. That is the Taurus Armor.

He is the one who binds himself.

But now, "Taurus" has become a completely unnecessary restraint for the completely corrupted Fallen Angels.

He just needs to find an excuse and he can give it up naturally.

"Facing siege by powerful enemies" is a good excuse.

As long as he takes off this armor and is not in good condition, Aiwass's enhanced version of Paradise Lost may kill him with one blow!

For this purpose, Aiwass had to form a team.

After all, Paradise Lost consumes too much mana.

He needs to try his best to wear down the power of the Fallen Angels without wasting his own mana...

The Tail Ring Ritual will make the Star Antimony the "land" of the Fallen Angels. The power of the other pillar gods and their apostles cannot penetrate it... Just like the knights who followed Aiwass's prayer to save people, they had to quickly grab the souls and run away. Their strength will be reduced to the same level as other high-level phantom demons, and they will become miscellaneous soldiers, so naturally they can't exert much strength.

Since the illusion demon is not good, Merlin definitely can't shake it.

However, Master of Amber or the First Generation Black Phase is a good choice.

Ligia was also a teammate that Aiwass had prepared for a long time.

Master Janice...it's hard to say whether she can come, or how much she can do if she comes.

Zhu Tang and Mu's strength is slightly weaker, but both have a chance to be rescued.

The current Pope Pure White is definitely not able to come, so the other cardinals can see who is willing to come.

After all, this is a duel with Tiansi... Even Aiwass can't say that everyone will survive.

The cardinals all have their own missions, and some cannot leave the Church at all. In addition, some strong men must be left in the battlefield to deal with those upper demons, otherwise the casualties will be too heavy.

Even with the Theocracy's warships and the Holy Griffin Legion, it was still difficult to engage in close combat with the upper demon legion...

Aiwass fell into thought.

He thought of another idea.

——Is there a possibility that the Child of the Moon can also make use of it?

He has the Phantom Card of "Light of Paradise", which is the power sealed from the perfect man.

This spell can unfold the realm of "The Paradise of Perfect Man", allowing the Children of the Moon to lose all their weaknesses and allowing humans to gain regenerative abilities... Isn't this a perfect venue for the decisive battle?

The only question is, how can he mobilize a legion-sized number of Moon Children?

(End of this chapter)