eurekapd Chapter 398, Let's Die!
Chapter 398, Let's Die!
Chapter 398 Let's Die Together
"Ha, Sauron, what a clever scheme. Has Einhorn already been killed by you?"
Medici's actions were partly to test Sauron and Tudor. Although he didn't believe Einhorn had been killed—otherwise Sauron could have used the Conqueror's trait to consume it and then digest it through the battle—it didn't stop him from trying to sow discord between the two.
Einhorn is, after all, an off-field factor.
Are you so sure, Sauron, that after we fight to the death, Einhorn won't come out and take advantage of the situation?
You and Tudor have some basis for cooperation, but isn't Einhorn the same?
"I didn't have time, after all, I hadn't even laid an ambush on Him yet, and you already had one."
"I can take care of Einhorn after I've dealt with you. I'll enjoy the pleasure of tormenting him then."
Soren didn't hide anything; she simply remained silent, evasive, or implied that Einhorn had been killed by her, which wouldn't have made much difference. After all, she couldn't extract Einhorn's characteristics, and too many details didn't match up, so she couldn't fool the cunning Medici.
Soren was well aware of Medici's attempts to sow discord, and while he was wary of Tudor and Einhorn, he was not so easily divided by Medici.
This is a fundamental question about human nature.
Sauron knew that, in Tudor's eyes, he and Einhorn were actually quite similar. If Tudor truly cooperated with Him and lent him power to help Sleeve kill Medici, then there was no need to trick Einhorn and let him reap the rewards of victory; that would be pointless.
Tudor has done such a great favor, Sauron will definitely remember it. Even if he turns around and betrays her to help Einhorn, the favor won't become greater; instead, it will only make things awkward for her.
If we consider their allegiance and historical context, Sauron and Einhorn are dukes under the White Emperor, while Tudor is now bound to turn against the Black Emperor and lean more towards the White Emperor's side. The three of them have a long-standing foundation of acquaintance and cooperation.
Medici, due to his association with the Fallen God, remained a staunch supporter of the Black Emperor's faction throughout.
Admittedly, Einhorn's threat is far less than that of Medici in front of him.
We absolutely cannot let this guy get away with it this time, otherwise he'll learn his lesson and it will be hard for him to have another chance next time.
Soren hardened her heart. When a woman gets ruthless, she can be truly ruthless. She began to abandon some of her defenses, and her methods became increasingly fierce, giving Medici no time to recover or catch her breath.
To be fair, after all, they had known each other for many years, and Soren didn't really want to fight Einhorn head-on. They were both women who had embarked on the path of the Red Priests and still considered themselves women. In addition, they had maintained a balance of power and harmony under Shael for a long time, so they still had some mutual respect for each other.
Rather than fighting one-on-one to kill Einhorn, Sauron wanted to take down Medici, then use his overwhelming advantage of 2+1 Angel Kings to give Einhorn a sound beating, then have the Hermits arbitrate, and finally arrogantly demote Einhorn to save his life, making him obediently serve as an angel to her from now on.
Seeing Sauron begin to fight fiercely, Thudor silently provided support from the other side, taking on some of the defense for Sauron. As for rushing forward and risking injury to help Sauron?
Of course He wouldn't do that.
On one hand, Sauron needs Medici's characteristics, and Thudor is just a helper, not someone who can charge forward with his own provisions. On the other hand, most of the power of the Sleeves has been absorbed by Sauron's authority, and with the current forces focused on Sauron, they don't have the ability to charge forward.
He can just play a support role. After all, it's hard for Medici to get rid of this state of Sauron. The Black Emperor pathway brings not only a surge in power, but also various restrictive abilities. In the hands of Sauron, who is also on the Red Priest pathway, every step Medici takes can be weakened and restricted.
Even if Medici paid a price to rush to Tuldor's side, Tuldor's power could be directly transmitted through the connection, perhaps even along with Sauron's power. Medici simply wouldn't be able to instantly kill an experienced archangel.
And so, Alistair Tudor, feeling somewhat guilty, watched Sauron and Medici locked in a fierce battle.
Tudor truly felt he had let his two sisters down.
But that's how the adult world is, and what he chose was a crazy path. He gained support from many sides, which is why he now has the opportunity to hunt Medici. Otherwise, even if Sauron and Einhorn had a decisive battle, they would hardly have had the chance to fight Medici to the death.
If this final window of opportunity isn't seized, the Black Emperor will be resurrected and join forces with the Fallen God once again, making it even less likely that he will have a chance to kill Medici.
"Hate me if you want."
"At least we don't have to fight each other."
Tudor remained composed, showing no emotional fluctuations, and calmly observed the battlefield.
If she had a choice, she wouldn't want to follow the path of ritual sacrifice; she quite liked her identity as a woman.
"It's all that wretched Trensust's fault. First, he insisted on coming up to her and making things difficult for her on the Black Emperor path. Then, he stole her chance to transition to the Judge path. Finally, he forced her to risk crossing to a non-adjacent path, losing her female identity and killing her two sisters."
You just wait... Trensost!
Tudor will remember this grudge. Although Trensost is quite innocent, since the Black Emperor Path and the Judge Path do not belong to the Tudor family, that does not stop Tudor from holding a grudge. Don't expect Tudor to reason with you in this kind of matter.
The Tudor-Trensost United Empire proved that two tigers cannot share the same mountain; even if one is male and the other female, they will inevitably fight sooner or later.
Thudor's personality would certainly be competitive, while Trenshorst's personality is more gentle. If He had given up His right to be a prince of the order of succession and chosen to marry Thudor, perhaps Solomon would not have had the chance to be resurrected. But unfortunately, the Black Emperor did a good job of balancing the situation.
When the First Solomon Empire still existed, Tudor was assigned to Trier to help the White Emperor handle affairs on the western side of the North Continent, while Terensost was responsible for helping the Black Emperor manage affairs on the eastern side of the North Continent. Their main activities were in Backlund and the surrounding areas. Solomon never gave the two families a chance to merge from the beginning.
Seeing that the battle between Sauron and Medici was becoming increasingly fierce, Tudor couldn't bear it any longer and rushed in to join the close combat. This even moved Sauron, who hadn't expected Tudor to go to such lengths.
Whether it was to prevent the investment from going down the drain or to prevent Medici from retaliating if he escaped this time, in any case, after this battle, Sauron truly regarded Tudor as one of his own, and his cooperation with Tudor became increasingly seamless.
The interplay of their spirituality and power, and the suppression of each other in combat skills, finally pushed Medici to the brink of destruction. As the angel of war, the red angel Medici, even if he was to perish, he would not choose to live a life of dishonor.
Let's die together!
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