Chapter 1245 ck pir


    The shift was far from subtle. The eleven immortals had been working together to resist Lex''s assault, keeping him from doing any significant damage. Their strategy, while defense oriented, was not bad. n/?/vel/b//jn dot c//om


    They did not need to harm Lex themselves. After all, they''d already learnt that if they took out overpowered treasures, so could he. So instead of pushing him, they were just holding him at bay, and letting the tribtion do the damage.


    The tribtion was already at the level where Lex could no longer simply ignore it. The energy within the lightning bolts could nourish Lex, evolving his body further, but thews within were purely harmful.


    The n was sound, but it could no longer work. Not only was Lex limatizing to his new realm a lot faster than any of them anticipated, he had enough brute power to kill them.


    His application of his strength to overwhelm an immortal''s ts was actually one of the hardest ways to kill another immortal. There were many, much more efficient and effective ways to kill them, but they were not things one would easily stumble upon.


    Immortals, in general, did not spread the ways in which other immortals could be killed. It was not enough to be a secret, but it was at the level where a new immortal without sufficient connections or background would have trouble finding out.


    That was not a problem for Lex. In fact, he already had a very thick document he''d purchased from the Emporium with this information, but he hadn''t read it yet. If things became critical, he''d peak into it. For now, he was satisfied with slowly building up the pressure.


    Lex teleported towards Jeffrey as if intending to take him down with the same power, yet the others acted as well. They couldn''t let Lex take the initiative anymore, and so preemptively attacked him.


    But with each passing moment, Lex was bing stronger. A sh of lightning struck down at him, but with his right eye he created a barrier right above him which blocked only thews within the bolt. Itsted for a split second, but that was long enough to eliminate thews from the bolt.


    This way, Lex didn''t need to actually put effort into blocking the lightning bolt. It was more convenient to just bear the damage to his body.


    Nine of the immortals suddenly surrounded Lex, and instead of attacking him, or blocking his assault, joined hands together.


    Lex felt the hair on his body suddenly stand up as he sensed danger. He tried to teleport away, but encountered an obstacle he had never faced before. Instead of space being blocked or affected, thews governing space all around him suddenly felt out of reach, as if they had suddenly be muted.


    Without them, regardless of how powerful his space affinity was, he could not use it at all.


    But it was not just spacews that disappeared around Lex. Almost everyw he was familiar with changed, reced instead by this foreign sense of oppression.


    Lex immediately felt a strain on his t. His t, which was Supremacy, was what Lex used to influencews. That meant that despite his spiritual energy having an affinity forws itself, the part of him that was the most sensitive tows with his t.


    Conversely, if his t could influencews, thenws could then also be used to influence his t. That was why when the unusual change happened his body, spirit and soul were fine, but his t felt like an immense weight had been dropped on it.


    The sudden, unexpected impact caught Lex unaware. As if to take advantage of his weakness, a lightning bolt struck him at that exact moment, breaking the pattern of striking after a set number of seconds.


    WIth absolutely no defense in ce, the lightning bolt burned through Lex''s suit, which had so far survived with Lex''s help, revealing his chiseled body.


    The immortals fighting Lex suddenly felt immensely intimidated when they saw the state of his body! After having gone through a Fire tribtion just a short while ago, being struck by countless lightning strikes and suffering through all their attacks, Lex''s body was in pristine condition. It was as if it hadpletely healed from all its injuries long ago, and even with the burns from thetest lightning strike, it hardly looked like Lex was weakened at all.


    They redoubled their focus, increasing the pressure Lex was feeling. Lex, in turn, tried to attack the immortals. But whether it was his physical strength or his techniques, they seemed immensely weakened.


    It was as if whateverws were involved for each of his actions were suddenly muted, or separated from him by an invisible veil. The feeling of danger increased, and Lex for the first time encountered something Domination could not affect at all. It could bend thews of the universe to its will, but it could do nothing if those veryws were out of reach.


    A part of Lex''s mind found this situation very interesting. This was a very innovative way to attack other immortals'' ts, and reinforced Lex''s beliefs that attacking ts was one of the most effective ways to kill an immortal - though he was certain there had to be other ways to do it as well.


    Lex coughed again as the pressure on his t increased. He wasn''t able to easily discover a way to resolve his predicament. There were a few techniques he had not used yet - but he wanted to keep those secret for as long as possible. After all, the fight had just begun.


    Lex activated his left eye, trying to gain deeper insight into what it was that was oppressing him and hiding all the otherws.


    He saw a massive, ck pir covering the area all around him, pushing away all the otherws in the region it upied. The pir did not actually exist, but was only a manifestation of whatever it was that was keeping him suppressed.


    He could not understand what it was, but he could see what it was doing to his t.