Demon Hunter and His Cabin-Chapter 1076 - 765: Destruction

Above the sea of clouds.

Beneath his feet lay a desolate land, while before Roger stood a pillar of light connecting heaven and earth.

"The Soul Realm we control falls under Master Heinris’s jurisdiction. Every living being in this world must pass through the Soul Gathering Tower."

"But we only have a portion of the permissions; most of them are held by Master Heinris."

Yumit explained.

"Now that both of them have been killed by you, if I voluntarily hand over this portion of permissions, you can gain control here."

Yumit stepped to the left, and a blurry figure separated from his body, step by step, until Roger’s view was filled with Yumit’s multiple shadows.

In the next second, all bodies returned to their original position, leaving only one shadow.

"I excel in creating illusions and am the sole Immortal who can project myself into the physical world."

"Though not powerful, I can act as an observer, watching this world."

"And the more I do this, the less I can endure this monotonous world; a long life is no longer a blessing but a torment."

"In such an environment, only by quickly going mad can one survive long, which is what they’ve been striving for."

"I’m not mad, but I don’t have a choice either."

Though Yumit’s power might not be strong, compared to Gusman and others, he was the most normal.

Many of his previous insane actions were just disguises.

But such an environment is excruciating torture for a normal person.

"Now my power is yours!"

Yumit reached into his chest, extracting a cracked goblet from the fractured Soul Shards.

"At least it can serve as a powerful weapon."

Upon taking out the goblet, Yumit’s body became extremely insubstantial, seemingly unable to maintain form.

At the same time, the light pillar stirred, and Roger saw its internal composition.

A blend of illusion and reality.

Murkiness and clarity.

Seemingly corresponding to two worlds.

"You are now the strongest here, and I’ve handed over control permissions. Just let go of your mind and imprint your soul within."

"Back then, to seize control here, we underwent a long war; even now, the whole Soul Realm hasn’t recovered."

"Now it’s all yours."

The shattered goblet floated in mid-air, but Roger didn’t immediately seize it.

"What do you want me to do?"

He seemed intent on fulfilling his promise made earlier.

"Control here, then banish me. I’ll re-enter the Soul Gathering Tower, having my memories and powers erased, starting anew."

At this time, Roger also sensed the call from the so-called Soul Gathering Tower, suggesting that he could completely control this world by imprinting his soul.

He slowly approached, then reached out his right hand. novelbuddy-cσ๓

But just as the two were about to touch, Roger’s movements slightly stalled, then stopped.

"If you’re lying..."

He slowly turned his head to Yumit’s ethereal figure.

"How could I?"

"Now I have nothing."

Yumit explained.

"Do you plan to back out?"

"I only promised to banish you but did not say I would definitely accept the administration of the Soul Gathering Tower."

Roger responded calmly.

"But both are equivalent; without obtaining control permissions, you can’t banish me from a higher identity level, which the rules don’t allow!"

Yumit’s voice rose, seemingly disregarding the power Roger was displaying.

"Who said so?"

Roger chuckled softly.

"I have other methods!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a shadow emerged from within him.

"What are you going to do?" Yumit showed a look of terror, seemingly guessing what was about to happen.

In the next moment, boundless darkness engulfed his vision entirely. Upon regaining control over his body, he heard a shattering sound behind him.

The sound was not loud, yet it nearly shattered Yumit’s soul.

Suddenly turning his head, the frenzied energy obliterated the Soul Gathering Tower stretching from heaven to earth.

The surrounding space caved inward, with the breach expanding, seeping from the Soul Realm into reality.

"Ah... ah!"

"Stop it, stop it!!"

Yumit let out heart-wrenching screams as he lunged forward, trying to grab the goblet floating mid-air and seemingly intending to stop Roger.

"Our agreement still stands, but if you step forward any further..."

Roger’s eyes narrowed; his face expressionless as he spoke.

Yumit then realized the chasm between their strengths.

"Stop it, do you know what you’ve done? You’ve ruined this world!"

"The chaotic souls wandering in the Soul Realm will surge into reality, releasing more Transcendent forces..."

"Then restoring everything to normal." Roger added afterward.

Yumit’s expression turned somewhat stiff.

"That’s not important!"

"You’re free now, start anew, no longer worry about repeating old mistakes. Without the Soul Realm, there’s no immortality."

"Isn’t this what you’ve always hoped for?"

Roger smirked slightly.

"Or do you have other intentions?"

"I... I..."

Yumit opened his mouth but couldn’t utter a single word.

"Go down, before everything is truly destroyed, you have a chance to start again."

"Or..."

Roger glanced at Yumit, then stepped forward.

"I can help you!"

"You...!" Yumit looked conflicted, glanced at the goblet floating mid-air, then reluctantly shook his head and leapt into the vortex behind him.

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