Card Apprentice Daily Log

Chapter 2141 Turning Tides

Chapter 2141  Turning Tides

Date- 18 April 2321

Time- 22:56

Location- Card World, Southern Region, Blossom District, Sky Blossom City, Celestial Mystic Dimension

Wyatt who was worried that the blood rule slave core might not be attractive for the Card world's blood rule stream to act and help him, felt a sudden rush of blood rule power within his spiritual channel from the spiritual plane. Feeling the abundant blood rule power flowing into him Wyatt understood that the blood rule stream was pleased with his offering. Knowing this Wyatt felt a little bit of regret, had he known that the blood rule slave cores would be valued by the blood rule stream he would have asked the Elder Anesthesia Dragon to collect a few more of these cores for him. Well, he still could visit the blood rule source anytime he wanted. He only hoped that regardless of who won between the deviant devil and celestial blood rule slave they left behind the blood rule slave cores of the blood rule slaves that were unfortunate enough to be caught in their battle and die a vain death. The battle between Elder Anesthesia Dragon and the Devian devil attracted a lot of blood rule slaves and killed a lot in the process. The same went for the battle of Deviant Devil vs Celestial Blood rule slave. If the winner of the battle was generous enough not to spare attention to the core of the blood rules slaves kill during their battle, then Wyatt would make a killing as such he was more enthused about returning to the blood rule source. He was looking forward to see if he could hit the jackpot. With that amount of blood rule slave cores at this disposal, Wyatt would become invincible in the Card world. He would be able to use them to gain protection and cooperation from the blood rule stream. But the most important thing he could gain here was not the protection and cooperation of the blood rule stream but its help in forming his own blood rule stream. After all, he was one blood rule meaning away from forming his own blood rule stream. Normally, a card apprentice who has achieved ultimate mastery and understanding of a rule would not be able to create a rule stream because they would not have the necessary synchronous rate or the required affinity with the rule and would have to depend on external means to achieve it. However, Wyatt was different from the other card apprentice. Though he was not sure if his high synchronous rate was enough to create a blood rule stream, he could be considered a newborn celestial, and if that did not help he had Dredre's pixie dust. So Wyatt had great hope about creating his own blood rule stream. However, he did not have a teacher to teach about. Even the Infinity Library did not have many books on creating a rule stream. Those limited books on creating rule streams in the Infinity library required the highest privilege level to access them. However, if Wyatt were to access them, then he would definitely gain the attention of Librarian Jr. After all, he was the one who made it possible for Dredre to follow him. So, he would immediately relate Wyatt's borrowing these books with Dredre's pixie dust. No that would be a trouble that Wyatt did not want to kick. Therefore, he did not bother to raise his privilege level just to access those books. That would be suspicious as hell and might become the death of him. Unlike Belphegor, Lirarian Jr belonged to a Ruler Class faction, the means at his disposal were numerous and each one was unfathomable. Even the Devil Marchant Code catered to their needs. If they wanted to, they would not have a hard time erasing Wyatt from the past, present, and future of the Myriad Realms just like they did with the World Calamity Trees. So, he really did not want to kick up this unnecessary trouble. Therefore, he was excited that he finally found a tone at which he get the Card World's blood rune stream to dance to his will. With the cooperation of the blood rule stream, Wyatt's lack of blood rule power was finally resolved. This newfound ability was a significant breakthrough for him. Now, he could generate enough flames to efficiently feed the network of natural nodes beyond their limits, which was crucial for his game plan to kill the undead. Additionally, he was able to create more flames to gain the upper hand against the toxic mists produced by the two-and-a-half undead. Rather than just holding them at bay, Wyatt could now overpower these noxious mists, ensuring that the undead threat was kept under control. This development marked a turning point in Wyatt's struggle, providing him with a much-needed advantage.

Soon, the orb of toxic mist, which had been shrinking as it extinguished the flames trapped within it, began to show red cracks. This was because the flames were growing faster than the mist could extinguish them. The undead, realizing their predicament, had no choice but to increase the amount of toxic mist they produced in an attempt to counter Wyatt's flames. They poured their energy into generating more mist, trying to overwhelm the relentless fire. Eventually, they succeeded in creating enough toxic mist to match the intensity of Wyatt's flames, returning the battle to a stalemate. The air was thick with the struggle, as neither side could gain the upper hand. Wyatt and the undead were locked in a fierce and unyielding conflict, each pushing their limits to maintain their ground. The equilibrium of power was delicate, and the outcome remained uncertain as both forces continued their relentless assault.

The two and a half dozen undead were exhausting themselves trying to produce enough toxic mist to counter Wyatt's flames. They had reached their limits, much like Wyatt had earlier. However, unlike Wyatt, they didn't have a powerful ally to turn the situation around. Wyatt had found support and gained an inexhaustible source of power, but the undead had no such advantage. As they strained to keep up with his relentless flames, it became clear that their efforts were unsustainable. Without a backer or any other contingency, the undead would soon be on the brink of collapse, unable to maintain the stalemate much longer.

Unfortunately for the undead, their collapse came sooner than they could realize. Their suppressed sentience delayed their ability to register and process the unfolding situation. Wyatt, however, had no intention of giving them that time. With the backing of the Card World's blood rule stream, he now had an abundant supply of blood rule power. This newfound strength enabled him to produce limitless cursed blood flames, or at least enough to overwhelm the undead completely. As the undead struggled to comprehend their dire predicament, Wyatt unleashed a relentless torrent of flames. These cursed blood flames surged forth, consuming the toxic mist and pushing the undead to their limits. The imbalance in power became glaringly evident; the undead had no powerful ally to turn the tide in their favor. Wyatt's strategic advantage and unyielding assault left the undead no room to recover. With their suppressed sentience and lack of support, they were swiftly overpowered by Wyatt's unending onslaught of flames.

Slowly, the entire celestial blood curse domain became filled with cursed blood flames. The toxic mist that had previously overpowered the flames was now confined to the immediate surroundings of the undead, forming a shroud of mist to protect them from the relentless torrent of cursed blood flames. The once-dominant toxic mist could no longer spread and dominate the battlefield. Instead, it was reduced to a desperate defense mechanism. The cursed blood flames surged through the domain, overwhelming everything in their path. The undead were left struggling to maintain their protective shroud, as the flames threatened to consume them entirely. The balance of power had decisively shifted in favor of Wyatt and his newfound strength.

With the support of the Card World's blood rule stream, it didn't take long for Wyatt to dominate the battlefield. His newfound power allowed him to generate an overwhelming torrent of cursed blood flames. However, despite their intensity and sheer quantity, his flames couldn't completely defeat the toxic mist of the undead. Instead, they managed to confine the toxic mist to the immediate vicinity of the undead, limiting its spread and influence. The flames created a barrier that kept the undead's toxic mist from spreading further but couldn't entirely eradicate it. Wyatt's strategic advantage was clear, yet the strength of the toxic mist over his cursed blood flames was obvious which meant the battle wasn't fully won.

Knowing that his flames were not a threat to the undeads' toxic mist regardless of their quantity, Wyatt realized he could only rely on the network of natural nodes to defeat them. Despite his ability to confine the mist, only the explosion of the network of natural nodes held the potential to truly end the undead threat. Wyatt turned his focus to leveraging this powerful array formation and winning the battle.