Reborn with Infinity Skill Points, I Enslaved All Universes-Chapter 112 --Death of Karsas

In the blink of an eye, Karsas’s HP dropped by a full sixth!

So what if he had a massive health pool?

Under the relentless control effects raining down on him, all he could do was stand there and take the hits.

Against Sarko’s flurry of attacks, Karsas was forced into pure defense. Counterattacking was utterly out of the question.

And if this continued—if he took a few more solid hits from Sarko’s skills—even his monstrous HP wouldn’t be enough to keep him alive.

It was at this moment that Karsas realized something terrifying:

He had to escape. Now.

A vague, primal sense of impending death gripped his heart. Without hesitation, he chugged down a large stockpile of high-grade HP recovery potions.

But it was no use. His MP was completely depleted—a result of a lost wager. If he still had mana, maybe he could’ve turned things around.

Determined, Karsas began attacking the Abyss Binder monsters like a mad beast.

After a flurry of brutal strikes, he finally broke free of their entanglement.

And the very moment he regained his freedom, he bolted—racing in the direction of the Anygate.

But he didn’t make it far.

Sarko caught up with him quickly and reengaged him in melee, dragging him into another vicious entanglement. Meanwhile, the Abyss Binders reappeared, once again binding Karsas with layers of vines.

"Damn it! Will you never give up?!"

At this point, Karsas couldn’t be more frustrated.

After all, every Abyss Kingdom was vast in size. Even for someone like Karsas, a King of the Abyss, getting from the battlefield to the Anygate wasn’t easy.

"Sarko! Do you even understand what the consequences will be if you kill me?!"

Karsas bellowed, his voice filled with fury and the pressure of a monarch.

But Sarko didn’t even blink. As though he hadn’t heard a single word, he kept firing off skill after skill, relentlessly hammering away.

Five more minutes passed.

Karsas’s HP had now dropped below 50%.

Earlier, Sarko may have only had 70 or 80 percent confidence that he could take Karsas down.

But now, with Daniel aiding him, and a group of summoned abyss monsters backing him up, Sarko was certain—100% confident—he could kill Karsas.

At this point, Karsas’s death was just a matter of time.

As the unending barrage continued, Karsas’s health dropped at a terrifying speed.

Then, all of a sudden, Daniel’s voice echoed inside Sarko’s mind:

"Stop hesitating. Use your ultimate.

You should know by now—he has a life-saving skill."

Sarko hesitated for a heartbeat.

But then he nodded silently. Daniel had proven himself more than once. His plans were always precise, and his power was terrifying.

Fine. It’s time.

Time to unleash his strongest ability.

No point holding back anymore. Sooner or later, he would need to use it.

Sarko emerged from his phantom-like state, fully solidifying his form. At the same time, the dagger in his hand transformed into a massive, obsidian scythe.

[Reaper’s Descent]

Effect 1: Become a scythe-wielding incarnation of Death. Your attacks bypass all forms of defense. Duration: 5 seconds.

Effect 2: Each of your attacks is blessed by the Reaper. Before every strike, a dice is rolled. Your damage is multiplied by the number shown.

This was Sarko’s trump card, his Talent Skill, his deadliest technique.

The moment he activated it, Karsas was gripped by an overwhelming sense of danger.

He could feel it—if this continued, he might actually die here.

"No! I refuse to die here!!"

Heart pounding with desperation, Karsas raised his head to the sky and let out a furious roar:

"You want to kill me? YOU?! You’re not even worthy!"

[Indomitable Will]

Effect: Regardless of incoming damage, you lose no HP. Duration: 1 second. Cooldown: 1 hour. (Only effective against non-divine-level attacks.)

As the skill activated, Karsas gained a single second of invulnerability.

He finally had a sliver of breathing room.

But just as he was about to calm himself and plan his escape...

Suddenly, a brilliant constellation of starlight burst open in front of him.

[Stellar Charge+]

Enhanced by [Starlight Flurry].

The devastating barrage of starlight engulfed everything around Karsas. A massive wave of celestial energy, cascading like a meteor shower.

This time, Daniel had charged his power far longer than usual.

With the help of his Talent Specialization – [Divine Unshackling], Daniel’s charge time had far surpassed the standard limit, and the damage multiplier had stacked up to an unimaginably terrifying level.

The very instant Karsas’s one-second invulnerability ended—

Daniel’s devastating blow struck.

Everything had been calculated to perfection.

For the first time in ages, Karsas truly faced the specter of death.

He burned through every last ounce of strength, every contingency plan, every flicker of survival instinct.

But under that vast sky of starfire, his struggle was like a bad joke.

—285.3 Billion!

BOOM.

A deafening explosion roared out.

Karsas’s enormous body was instantly consumed by the celestial light, reduced to ash within moments.

Elsewhere, on the Communications Network...

Daniel had been completely silent for nearly nine hours.

The last trace of his activity was related to the so-called "ghost rumors."

Some claimed that the Human Emperor himself had shown up at Castle Mington and taken Daniel away.

"With things as they are now, the Human Emperor must’ve brought Daniel to the Northern Frontier to prepare for his coronation ceremony, right?"

"I remember that Winterhold Castle doesn’t have a teleportation array. Even with an airship, it would take at least a week to reach it."

"Come on, it’s the Human Emperor we’re talking about. He must have some special method. He’s the strongest among all humans, after all."

"Even so, it’s incredibly far. Reaching the Northern Frontier is no easy feat."

"Aren’t you all relieved though? At least for now, Daniel’s gone quiet."

This world was vast, and the human territories alone stretched across a massive span.

For an ordinary person, reaching the Northern Frontier in their entire lifetime would be a miracle.

Even flying on gnome-made airships would take a considerable amount of time.

"I saw it with my own eyes. That day when His Majesty the Human Emperor left, he summoned a Snowdragon Beast. You all know what that means."

"Based on the latest research, Snowdragon Beasts are among the top three fastest known creatures. And the one His Majesty rides? It’s probably even faster."

"I bet they’ll reach their destination in just a dozen or so hours... though that’s just speculation."

"Wait, doesn’t anyone care about the World Rank Bosses in the Northern Frontier? If Daniel’s heading there, doesn’t that mean we’ll miss out again?"

"Even if Daniel didn’t go, could you beat a World Rank Boss? What a joke."

"I’m telling you, this is a good thing. At least while he’s on the road, Daniel can’t stir up any new chaos."

"So that’s why he’s been so quiet..."

"Makes perfect sense."