Chapter 338: Complete Form

Bron lay trembling on the ground, feeling utterly trapped by Helag’s gaze.

He had once felt the presence of his god during communion, but Helag’s aura was even more overwhelming.

Bron couldn’t muster any thought of resistance.

Helag looked at the quivering creature before him, initially considering using Bron.

But he quickly dismissed the idea.

The risks outweighed the benefits.

Even if he controlled Bron, the rewards were uncertain.

If Seranthiel captured Bron and interrogated his soul, everything would be exposed.

Helag’s information had to remain secret, so Bron had to die.

And quickly, before the unstable space returned them.

Once back, too many variables could arise.

Helag, hovering above, felt the explosive power within him.

He gathered his strength and descended, aiming a punch at Bron.

Boom!

A thunderous noise echoed, with shockwaves radiating from Helag.

His punch stirred a sandstorm, obscuring visibility, as if a dust storm had erupted.

Amidst the wind and sand, Helag floated, observing the crater below.

Sand battered his eyes, but Helag didn’t blink, unaffected.

The punch’s power exceeded Helag’s expectations.

A massive crater marred the ground, like a meteor’s impact.

Bron was gone, completely obliterated.

This suited Helag’s plan to leave no trace.

However, the commotion was greater than intended, potentially attracting trouble.

Scanning the area, Helag saw only fleeing creatures, no approaching threats.

He hoped to encounter the toad, needing answers.

But the toad was likely far away, unable to reach him soon.

“Deep Blue, check my current body data.”

Helag seized the moment to assess his strength.

He felt stronger but needed specifics.

“Helag Merlin: Strength 312, Agility 296, Constitution 301, Spirit 176.”

Helag was stunned by the numbers.

Previously, his normal stats were around twenty or thirty.

Spirit was the highest at sixty-two.

But now, in the Abyssal Plane with his bloodline mark activated, his stats were astonishing.

At this level, strength couldn’t be measured by simple multiples.

Helag knew strength growth slowed over time.

Normally, three hundred strength was beyond human limits.

Such power could easily tear a human body apart.

Helag’s control was due to his activated bloodline, harnessing his ancestral power.

He examined his dark golden skin.

This wasn’t the Titan’s Strength effect; Helag hadn’t used any enhancement spells, only his bloodline mark.

Spirit had increased to 176.

Without this boost, Helag might have been overwhelmed.

The activated bloodline revealed previously hidden aspects.

Helag didn’t fully understand them, only sensing them instinctively.

Like a child seeing the world for the first time, unable to comprehend.

Helag’s mind held new knowledge, but it was sealed, inaccessible.

He sensed it came from his bloodline.

It was sealed because his current level couldn’t comprehend it.

His body, protecting itself, locked the knowledge away.

Helag struggled to store the knowledge.

Without increased spirit, he couldn’t handle the information.

He wasn’t Deep Blue, just a liquefied wizard, still too weak.

Helag considered testing Titan’s Strength in this form to see his limits.

But he decided against it, fearing self-destruction from excessive power.

He didn’t know his form’s capacity.

Exceeding it with Titan’s Strength could be fatal.

Helag controlled his desire for power.

He craved strength, but remained rational, knowing it was temporary.

Back in the wizard plane, he’d still be a liquefied wizard, insignificant.

He couldn’t be consumed by current power; advancing his level was key.

Helag felt his bloodline’s power wasn’t fully unleashed.

His original strength was too weak to fully harness it.

The sealed knowledge confirmed this.

Helag recalled Shatia; elves were similar.

Elven bloodlines held knowledge, unlocking with age and strength, not all at birth.

Helag’s situation mirrored this.

To unlock more abilities, he needed to grow stronger.

“Deep Blue, what wizard level am I equivalent to now?” Helag asked.