Global Game: Ten Billion Spirit Energy Coins From The Start
Chapter 1553 - 1441, The Blade of Light Shows Its Might

Chapter 1553: 1441, The Blade of Light Shows Its Might

The golden blade of light was so eerie and swift that even though Jared subconsciously cast a protective spell, the golden blade had already arrived!

The golden blade first split the massive "book" he had just summoned into two, then reached his side, pierced through his protective spell, and finally his body.

Jared had no time to react before his body was severed in two, cut clean at the waist!

With this, the danger Su Yu faced was instantly resolved. If not for that golden blade, he wouldn’t have been able to withstand Jared’s full-force attack.

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"What on earth is this?!" Jared’s pupils contracted rapidly.

He felt an emptiness in his lower body—this was the first time in his life that he had experienced being "severed in two."

Yet, Jared wasn’t dead.

This golden blade was a reward Su Yu had received from the hymn for his exceptional performance at the Fegg Hub last time.

The blade was of the same type as the one that had instantly killed the Dark Thunder Dragon Darak, capable of obliterating cultivators below Planet Level 5.

However, the golden blade that struck Jared had been slightly weakened after it first tore through the gigantic "book." Thus, it failed to immediately kill Jared.

Although Jared’s body was split in two, his soul wasn’t significantly impacted. His condition could be described as gravely injured, but not dead.

At this moment, Jared remained utterly shocked.

What exactly was that golden blade?

How could such a level of attack capability fall into Su Yu’s hands?!

Not only was he stunned, but Delgek and Montley, who had been watching the battle from afar, also trembled in disbelief.

What’s going on?!

All they saw was Jared unleashing a full-strength attack, only for Su Yu to counter with a single strike, instantly neutralizing him and taking him out?!

What kind of retaliatory power was this? Wasn’t Su Yu supposed to be a Planet-level rookie?

Delgek and Montley exchanged a quick glance, their eyes filled with nothing but fear.

Su Yu’s "reputation" was something they had heard of as well. Though they were part of the rebel organization, they knew very well about major events happening in the Hub.

They knew Su Yu was just a Planet-level rookie.

But was this person in front of them really Su Yu?

To casually deliver a strike that could take down Jared—this kind of power belonged to Stellar-level beings!

The "Su Yu" standing before them—could it be a Stellar-level powerhouse in disguise?!

As this thought crossed their minds, Delgek and Montley’s fear reached its peak.

How could they dare linger any longer?

Delgek made a quick movement and darted into the Teleportation Gate, disappearing instantly.

Montley’s original mission was to upload the destructive data stored in the blue crystal into the hymn tower, then return with the crystal.

The crystal was an extremely valuable artifact, worth no less than the corpse of the Dark Thunder Dragon Darak.

Even within the Crystal Blue Community, such crystals were rare and irreplaceable. Before Montley set out, the Intelligent Machines of Crystal Blue had specifically emphasized the importance of bringing the crystal back.

But now, how could he possibly care about that?

Should he keep the crystal and face death, or save his own life? No—rather, was it worth dying alongside the crystal?

The answer to that question was obvious.

Without hesitation, Montley darted swiftly into the Teleportation Gate, fleeing just like Delgek.

"Wait for me!" Jared cried out desperately, his fear overwhelming his will to fight.

He also suspected that the figure before him wasn’t really Su Yu, but a Stellar-level being in disguise.

Right now, all he wanted to do was escape.

Despite losing his lower body, Jared mustered all his strength to cast a teleportation spell and prepared to run.

But how could Su Yu possibly let him escape?

"Space Lock!" Su Yu shot out of the headquarters building and used his mana to firmly lock down the space around Jared, preventing him from teleporting away.

Even though Su Yu hadn’t yet mastered Planet-level spells for space locking, as a Space Mage, sealing off space came effortlessly to him—a mere flick of the wrist.

And his spell’s effect was remarkable.

After Su Yu’s casting, the space around Jared immediately became exceptionally solid and impenetrable, causing Jared’s teleportation spell to fail.

Feeling the spatial distortions around him, Jared’s nerves tightened to an extreme!

The reason was simple—he was approximately fifty to sixty kilometers away from the Teleportation Gate. Without teleportation, his only choice was to fly, and he had only ten seconds left!

Fortunately, ten seconds would be enough for him to reach the gate. However, Su Yu—the damned fly—was something he could no longer deal with.

From the moment Su Yu cast Space Lock, Jared finally understood that this was truly Su Yu, not a Stellar-level entity in disguise.

Although he couldn’t fathom how Su Yu had released such a powerful attack, forcing him into such a miserable state, he had undeniably lost—and lost catastrophically.

"Su Yu, mark my words! One day, you’ll regret what you’ve done today!"

Jared spat out these bitter words as he sped towards the Teleportation Gate.

He tapped into his last resort, transforming his upper body into a lightning-fast streak, a blue flash hurtling toward the gate.

As for his severed lower body, it crashed to the ground, sinking deep into the earth beneath.

But how could Su Yu let him escape? Letting a tiger return to the mountains would only invite disaster later!

Su Yu cast the Planet-level spell [Space Shift], instantly teleporting himself to the front of the Teleportation Gate.

Standing with his back to the gate, Su Yu pulled out a purple crystal and hurled it toward the onrushing Jared.

The purple crystal erupted into a dazzling light, akin to a violet sun.

From within the crystal, a voice reverberated: "Ah, the omens were indeed correct. Jared, you have disappointed us far too much!"