Kryptonians: Man of Steel

Chapter 883: The Tile Thrower

Nero reacted extremely quickly. Almost driven by instinct, he held the magic sword Apophis across his chest, trying to block the fatal blow.

However, when the Dimension Slash actually touched the sword, the force that tore through space still made him involuntarily take a few steps back, his face as pale as paper.

Only then did he truly realize that the gap between himself and Virgil was much greater than he had imagined.

At this point, Dante also found the opportunity to intervene.

He flashed and appeared between Nero and Vergil, using the magic sword Dante to block Vergil's next attack.

"That's enough, Virgil, he still needs to grow up."

Dante said.

"You should get some rest, Dante."

Virgil looked at Dante, who was panting heavily. He thought his body was too weak and he didn't know who took it from.

He had no intention of continuing to fight Dante.

After pulling out the Yama Sword, he swung the sword to split the space.

The cross-shaped space crack quickly expanded into a passage and Virgil walked in.

Dante wanted to follow, but the passage had disappeared.

"What the hell is going on, Dante?"

Nero was confused, wondering where such a powerful person came from.

What about Yuri Zeng?

Dante looked extremely tired, and every breath was accompanied by a heavy gasp, as if his body was bearing an unspeakable burden.

Virgil's sudden appearance was like a thunderbolt across the night sky, which not only shocked Dante, but also made Nero feel unprecedented confusion and tension.

Nero's eyes wandered between Dante and Virgil who had disappeared into the space crack, his heart full of doubts and uneasiness.

"He still chose this path..."

Dante whispered to himself, with both helplessness and relief in his voice.

He turned to Nero, his eyes flashing with complex emotions, and slowly told the story between him and Virgil - a long chapter about brotherhood, strength and sacrifice.

"He disappeared in pursuit of power, but now he is back with even greater power and an obsession that has never changed."

Dante paused and looked into the distance, as if there were words he hadn't finished saying.

What is different from the original plot is that there is no plot of father and son recognizing each other. Now Dante mainly feels that he has to deal with his brother and get back the Yama Sword to avoid causing any trouble to Luther and Nero, the cousins ​​and uncle and nephew.

"In that case, Dante, you alone are no match for him!"

After hearing this, Nero was shocked to find such a messy thing happening, but he quickly realized the problem.

"I'll call Luther over. If he joins forces with you, we can definitely deal with Virgil. Then we may not need to kill your brother."

Nero persuaded rationally.

The original plot was that without Luther, Nero himself was the third strongest person in the world, so he was anxious and at a loss.

It’s different now. My father Luther must be very strong and unfathomable. It’s impossible to tell how strong Luther is.

"Luther?"

"Perhaps, he can really be the key to this battle."

Dante was also a little hesitant. If possible, he didn't want to kill his brother. After all, he had finally come back.

It was only because Virgil was so stubborn that Dante had to kill him.

Frankly speaking, Dante was not very confident in this battle. He could feel that Virgil's strength was almost the same as his own, or even a little stronger.

You have to know that he evolved and awakened the "true demon" by integrating the demonic power accumulated by his father, the magic swordsman Sparta, for two thousand years. How could Virgil fill such a huge gap in demonic power?

Is the fruit of the magic tree that produces the Anti-Kabbalah really that powerful?
Can it even surpass the demonic power accumulated by the magic swordsman Sparta for two thousand years?

Luther's strength is unfathomable, perhaps even surpassing himself.

Dante has never really fought alongside Luther, and isn't sure if he wants to get involved in this brotherly feud. However, he's willing to try anything to stop Virgil. "Luther, he has similar powers to mine, maybe even more powerful. If we can join forces, maybe we can settle this dispute without hurting Virgil."

Dante's voice was full of anticipation and worry. He hoped to find a solution to the problem, but he was also afraid that this action would open up more family rifts.

"Okay, I'll go find Luther! We have to stop Virgil!"

There was a gleam of determination in Nero's eyes. He turned around and was about to leave, but was stopped by Dante.

"Nero, be careful. Luther may have his own ideas and plans."

Dante's words were full of tenderness and helplessness. He knew very well that this family dispute was far more complicated and cruel than any battle in the outside world.

"Don't worry, I will definitely be able to convince Luther."

Nero walked away quickly.

It's not like he really wanted to run back to Fortuna to find Luther. There was a roadside telephone booth right there.

I don’t know why the phone booth can still be connected even though it has been rolled up into the magic tree.

Nero quickly made a call and it was Credo who answered the phone.

"Crado, where's Luther?"

Nero said quickly.

"The team leader has already left. He said that he would be here soon when you called."

Credo didn't know why Luther said that, and he was so accurate in his predictions.

"really?"

Nero didn't expect that Luther had already set off, which made him feel surprised and happy.

Then Nero quickly saw Luther.

"Nero."

Luther fell to the ground.

"Luther!"

Nero was very excited and said quickly.

"Come on, let's sort everything out."

Luther intervened at this time naturally to complete the last step.

Defeat Virgil and keep this man on the path of pursuing throwing tiles!

V's humanity isn't as strong now as it was in the original plot, so Virgil's personality now is probably only slightly better than before.

This is what Luther wanted.

"Hey, Luther, long time no see."

Dante greeted Luther when he saw him.

"Long time no see. It seems that you have condensed your own magic sword."

Luther said, looking at Dante.

"Yes."

Dante summoned the Demon Sword Dante.

"Luther, it seems that you have been able to become a real demon many years ago?"

Dante asked next, he remembered that when they were in Fortuna, Luther told him and Nero about the magic swordsman Apophis and that they had all condensed their own magic swords.

Dante knew that he was taking a shortcut when using the weapon condensed from his own demonic power, but he could see how strong Luther was.

He guessed that the magic sword Apophis was probably the magic power left by the magic swordsman Apophis!

(End of this chapter)