I Ascend to the Divine Throne through Arcane Means

Chapter 1932 - 1040: Controlling Blood Wolf and Countermeasures

Chapter 1932: Chapter 1040: Controlling Blood Wolf and Countermeasures

In the Abyss Battlefield,

after Lis used the soul silk thread to control the Blood Wolf transformed from the Beastman Race divine artifact, he indeed temporarily subdued all the demigods present.

However, the demigods quickly noticed that Lis’s status seemed somewhat off.

In their eyes, after using that bizarre thread, the aura Lis exuded weakened significantly.

At this moment, both Beastman Demigods and Demon Demigods realized that the strange thread Lis wielded must be his trump card.

Moreover, to use such a thread, Lis had to pay a considerable price.

In fact, after controlling the Blood Wolf, Lis did not proceed with any further movements but instead stalemated with the Blood Wolf.

Although the entire battle process happened in a short span, the battle-experienced demigods quickly deduced this point.

And the Beastman Demigods instantly made a decision to temporarily give up on the Demon Demigods in front of them and instead focus on targeting Lis.

After all, for the Beastman Race, the artifact [Aston’s Blood Wolf Battle Banner] transformed into a Blood Wolf, despite not being the most powerful artifact of the Beastman Race, was the most effective against Abyss Demons.

Even though this artifact contained Abyss Rules requiring the Beastman Demigods to pay a considerable price to use, its suppression of the Demon Demigods was the strongest.

The Beastman Race could not afford to lose this artifact.

It was precisely because of the existence of this artifact that the Beastman Race could maintain some advantage in the demigod battlefield.

Reluctantly acknowledging it, on the demigod level, the Beastman Race’s demigods were not overwhelmingly powerful and were generally not opponents for the Demon Demigods.

Also, it was because of [Aston’s Blood Wolf Battle Banner] that the Beastman Demigods could reach this unspoken understanding with the Demon Demigods.

But they really didn’t expect this newly appeared Demon Demigod to be so bizarre.

He could actually control the Blood Wolf with that strange thread.

This was something that had never happened before.

However, after noticing Lis’s poor status, the Beastman Demigods also breathed a sigh of relief.

To them, this indicated that the opponent might be suppressing the Blood Wolf due to some special ability rather than genuine strength.

This realization made the Beastman Demigods feel much more at ease.

The Demon Demigods also experienced a change in mindset.

From their perspective, having this new demon, Musaer, face the Blood Wolf was an unspoken agreement with the Beastmen.

If the new Demon Demigod was killed by the Blood Wolf, then there would be one less competitor for the power granted by the Abyss Will.

After all, after reaching the demigod rank, death meant little as the Abyss Will could resurrect them.

So, the Demon Demigods decisively betrayed their ally.

In their view, the final outcome of this battlefield had little to do with them, as it was ultimately up to the Divine beings’ strategies.

They also wanted to maintain the current situation.

However, what they didn’t anticipate was that Lis, or Musaer, managed to control the Blood Wolf.

Now, two choices lay before them.

One was to continue observing, allowing the Beastmen to continue targeting Musaer.

The other was to assist Musaer in seizing the greatest Beastman threat—the Blood Wolf Divine Artifact.

The first choice meant maintaining the status quo and continuing to receive free strength from the Abyss Will.

But since Musaer had already accomplished this, continuing to watch would be too obvious, likely incurring punishment from the Abyss Will.

That would be a lose-lose situation.

The second choice was troublesome as well, as it meant Musaer would certainly become one of them, adding another demon to share the spoils.

However, seizing the Blood Wolf Divine Artifact would eliminate a significant threat for them and possibly earn more power from the Abyss Will.

For a moment, the Demon Demigods hesitated.

Nonetheless, at this moment, they actively held back their respective opponents, preventing them from assisting the Blood Wolf.

But uncoordinatedly, a Beastman Demigod slipped through and made its way toward Lis.

The Beastmen had one more demigod than the Demon Demigods to begin with, and the Old Beastman had already left the battlefield earlier.

Now, the originally one-on-two Demon Demigod Noxiu held back only one Beastman Demigod, letting another head towards Lis.

This was the Demon Demigods’ plan, to have Lis face one more demigod.

On the surface, it was justifiable; if Musaer couldn’t hold it, that was his problem.

Lis noticed this situation and wasn’t surprised.

This was all too normal.

In fact, he felt some regret that no Demon Demigod actively attacked him.

Lis was certainly not going to falter just because he controlled the Blood Wolf.

All of this was part of his deception to lure a Demon Demigod into a trap.

Even with the Abyss Will present, there would be no problem if he killed a Demon Demigod.

Nothing proves oneself better than killing an equivalent rank.

No, further provocation was needed!

Lis thought to himself and then looked at the Blood Wolf before him.

This extremely powerful Blood Wolf had at this point completely lost its ability to act autonomously.

Its massive body trembled slightly, and its scarlet beast eyes were filled with intense unwillingness and struggle, but it was utterly unable to break free from the slightest restraint.

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