Chapter 775: Chapter 207 - The Battle between Father and Son_4
With the forces escalating, the Sword of Hades shone with a brilliant blue light. The short, azure blade exhibited markings like cursed runes akin to demonic faces. Hades lifted the Sword of Hades right in front of his eyes. The radiating blue light from the blade intensified, wrapping his body instantly. As the true power of the Sword of Hades was invoked, Hades Vincent’s eyes transformed into a dark red hue. His eyes flared red as he stared intently at the blade, whispering as if in a dream, "Hades Domain — Initiate — Manifest." A surge of resentment shot from his eyes, illuminating the blue blade which started to throb with life. The bizarre patterns on the blade let out elusive, mournful roars, and the shared realm of the Divine and Demon Clans suddenly plunged into darkness. Swirls of chilling wind drifted about, and a vast dark blue light enveloped Ah Dai and Hades together. Whether they were Sky Gods or demons, they felt an overwhelming sense of fear. The tortured souls encompassed in the Sword of Hades seemed to beckon them as the lead-up to the decisive fight, the fifth move of the Hades Sword Technique, the Netherworld had arrived.
Ah Dai was aware that the Netherworld was the foundation for the final five moves of the Hades Nine Resolutions. As Hades Vincent began to channel the massive Evil Power of the Sword of Hades, Ah Dai made his move. The Grim Reaper Scythe swung dreamily under his control, constantly drawing dark green trails of light in the air. The light blossomed like flowers, shielding his body. The dark Divine Power began to shift, the dark green light illuminating Ah Dai’s face, making it uncanny.
The Ultimate Evil Energy emanating from the Sword of Hades continuously assailed Ah Dai’s defenses from all directions, but it melted like snow upon encountering the dark green light, thus, causing Ah Dai no harm. Ah Dai continued to brandish his colossal scythe, the dark green radiance always remaining within a five-meter radius around his body. This was the unique skill he created in the Divine Realm during his earlier years - the Dance of Grim Reaper. It had the power to instantly elevate his abilities and prevent any Evil from invading, a technique on par with the Netherworld. As Hades Vincent witnessed Ah Dai effortlessly defending against his Ultimate Evil Energy, he felt a strange sensation rising within him. He saw in Ah Dai’s calm disposition a reflection of his younger self when he was newly born. Back then, he was just like Ah Dai, cool-headed and possessed unrivaled Divine Power. With his calmness and formidable strength, he had managed to unify the entire Demon Clan, and no one could disobey his commands. Indeed, this Divine adolescent standing before him carried the qualities of a leader!
With both their energies intertwined, Hades’ moment of distraction was quickly detected by Ah Dai. Suddenly he halted the swinging of his scythe, lifting it high above his head, his body phantasmally charged towards Hades. He coldly pronounced, "Now it’s my turn, Grim Reaper’s Final Echo - Judgment - Scythe" Under the effect of the dark green energy, the Grim Reaper Scythe appeared to be expanding infinitely, brandishing a massive Light Blade as it struck towards Hades Vincent. It was this very move that had claimed the lives of countless experts of the Demon Realm under Ah Dai’s hand. After eight hundred years, the Judgement Scythe had emerged once again.
The moment Ah Dai lunged forward, Vincent snapped out of his reverie, cursing himself inwardly. How could he be distracted at this crucial moment? Especially when he was up against a powerful foe, whose strength nearly matched his own. But the advantage of the offensive was now lost. With no time for regrets, he let go of the Sword of Hades, and it floated before him. His hands rapidly molded a phantom-like gesture, and the Sword of Hades started shaking violently. One split into two, two into four, and four into eight. In an instant, countless blue shadows floated in front of him, and Hades Domain filled with an intensified surge of Evil Aura. The countless Swords of Hades charged towards Ah Dai with an exceptional shrieking noise. Vincent still maintained his phantom gesture, coldly announcing, "Hades’ ultimate killing move - Nether - Thousand - Slash." It was the sixth move of the Hades Sword Techniques and the starting move of the last four ultimate killing techniques of Hades - Nether Thousand Slash.
Ah Dai, unflinching from the looming countless blue sword shadows, firmly held the hilt of the Grim Reaper Scythe. With an unstoppable force, the Judgement Scythe finally descended. The enormous dark green energy seemed to possess vortex-like suction power. As the countless Swords of Hades arrived within three meters of Ah Dai’s body, they surged towards the dark green Light Blade as if being absorbed by a giant whirlpool. Dazzling glows lit up in various groups, cacophonous booms trembled the brink, making both Ah Dai and Hades Vincent furrow their brows. Each time the Judgement Scythe smashed a Sword of Hades, it jolted slightly. A striking contrast was formed between the dark green and blue colors in the sky.
A fierce glint flashed through Ah Dai’s eyes, and he roared, "Ah—" Suddenly the numerous symbols on the Grim Reaper Scythe sparkled with dazzling golden light. This dyed the dark green Light Blade with a golden gleam, significantly amplifying the might of the Judgement Scythe and easily penetrating Nether Thousand Slash, striking towards Hades Vincent.
Hades Vincent was deeply shocked. It was this very Nether Thousand Slash that he used to shatter the Judgement Scythe. Moreover, he had inflicted a minor injury on Ah Dai back then. But now, Ah Dai managed to break the Nether Thousand Slash with the Judgement Scythe. It was simply incredible. Amid the crisis, the Brahman Devil Armor on Vincent suddenly lit up, a deep purple glow fully encompassing him. The black wings behind Vincent suddenly folded forward, wrapping him entirely and making him disappear into the Netherworld like a drifting leaf.
