Catastrophe Card King - Chapter 1538

Chapter 1538: Chapter 469: I Originally Wanted to Interact with You All as an Ordinary Person_4 Chapter 1538: Chapter 469: I Originally Wanted to Interact with You All as an Ordinary Person_4 That is to say, they now had to obey the command, to stop the people of the Red Dragon Royal Family.

Whether they could stop them or not, if they succeeded, they would be killed by the vampires; if they did not succeed, they would be killed by the people of the Red Dragon Royal Family.

Either way, death was certain.

This “Jessica” who issued the order clearly never considered their lives.

Serli and David both looked extremely ugly.

However, Leonard Churchill listened without showing any change of expression, pretending to be shocked, but acted quickly, shouting, “David, Serli, follow me!”

David and Serli, their minds buzzing, instinctively moved closer upon hearing this.

And Jessica remained in place, continuing to accumulate Curse Power for something.

…

Now Leonard and his three men stood opposite the Red Dragon Royal Family and the vampires.

No need to distinguish targets anymore, anyway, all were enemies.

While calling out to David and the others, Leonard sent several Curse Cards flying towards the pyramid.

“Whoosh” “Whoosh” “Whoosh”…

[Smoke Technique], [Sand Explosion Technique], [Color Distortion], [Sound Interference], [Elemental Chaos]…

He sent various control Spells flying over.

Although they were low-level Spells, Leonard had carefully studied the combination of these cards, and once he scattered them, the battlefield instantly turned chaotic.

The perception of friend and foe was completely disrupted at once.

The tactic had no faults.

But since they were teammates, David and Serli had a tacit understanding. Once they saw Leonard use this approach, they immediately moved closer.

In the smoke, Leonard looked at the two men, muttering with pointed intention, “David, Serli, whether we can survive now… is up to luck!”

Serli was extremely smart; he immediately understood what Leonard meant: find a chance to play dead!

Given the situation, even if they fought all out, it would merely delay for a bit, without any real advantage.

Their only chance of survival was to “fight” and then feign death with serious injuries.

Whether they could survive or not was up to luck.

They exchanged a glance, and Leonard knew that Serli had understood his intention.

He hadn’t made it too clear, not only because he wanted to ensure their survival as much as possible but also because he was wary of potential future complications.

If they were fortunate enough to survive, even if subjected to a Soul Search, the utterance wouldn’t bring trouble to him or his teammates in the future.

The fact his teammates understood him counted as cooperation.

David hadn’t understood immediately; he thought they were really meant to fight desperately, so he guarded Leonard and Serli, who were more fragile, and charged fiercely.

The three of them weren’t foolish enough to provoke the Third-order Vampire, who also showed no interest in these inferior opponents.

The three rushed toward the pyramid, choosing weaker opponents as much as possible.

After a fierce battle, Serli found his opportunity, being smashed away by a Second-tier Vampire. He spat blood and crashed a hundred meters away against a wall, his life and death unknown.

Leonard didn’t look back at Serli’s situation.

This playing dead tactic wasn’t guaranteed to succeed; as he had hinted before, they really had to “bet on luck.”

No one could assure a hit from the enemy would just happen to be at the brink of lethality.

Serli was now “dead,” and whether or not he could come back to life could only rely on luck.

In such a melee, it was easy for Leonard to die as well.

But there was another problem at his side.

Seeing Serli “die” in battle, David looked even more angry, truly appearing ready to fight to the death.

The guy was too strong and bad at acting, growing fiercer as he fought.

Leonard hinted several times at this muscle-brained fighter, but he failed to understand.

Finally, he had no choice but to transmit a message during the battle, “Stop fighting and play dead!”

Upon hearing this, David, nervously stiff, was still stunned.

But Leonard Churchill had already seized the opportunity, deliberately exposing a flaw. As the enemy attacked and David came to his rescue, he was accurately hit by the enemy’s spell.

“Boom!”

David was blasted away by a fireball, feeling intense pain searing through his entire body, about to faint.

It was the perfect timing.

Yet, the fool clenched his teeth, wanting to withstand it through sheer force of will.

But Churchill gave him no further chance.

He used a “Blast Card” to perish together with the enemy, inadvertently knocking David out as well.

Both men were thrown to the ground, blood spewing from their mouths, breathless.

Hmm.

Everything was calculated just right.

Thus, the three of them were “annihilated.”

…

Leonard Churchill and his team were annihilated.

Given their strength, to have lasted this long on such a battlefield was already quite convincing.

However, their participation indeed bought some time for Jessica.

Just as Princess Sophia of the Red Dragon Royal Family was gaining stronger control over the “Sun Wheel” and the vampires were about to be incinerated by the Holy Light,
Suddenly, Jessica’s long-prepared spell was released: “Secret Skill * Corrupt Blood!”

Without a pre-prepared Curse Card, she could only gather Curse Power on the spot.

Her throat swelled up like a toad’s and then, as if under great pressure, she spurted black blood like a geyser towards the Sun Disc on the distant pyramid.

The members of the Red Dragon Royal Family, already struggling to deal with a group of vampires, had never expected one so unique in the Landon team.

This unexpected spell disrupted everyone’s rhythm.

Sophia watched helplessly as the black blood burst forth like a volcanic eruption, reaching the Sun Disc in a flash.

In an instant, the high temperature scorched the black blood, generating a cloud of foul black smoke.

The disc, previously radiant with Holy Light, seemed obscured by dark clouds, and the light darkened immediately.

With that, the vampires, previously suppressed,
watched Sophia’s face turn ashen.

She looked at Jessica in the corner, her vitality fading but still smiling wryly, and her expression was extremely ugly.

Could she have ever imagined that all her preparations would be sabotaged at the last moment?

…

Jessica, of course, did not care if the plot would fail, nor did she care if the trialists would survive.

All she considered was just to keep the “Sun Disc” from being used.

Now, she had achieved her goal.

After casting the technique, “Jessica” looked as if all her vitality and blood were drained, collapsing like a deflated balloon.

Lying on the ground, Churchill also felt very helpless.

With this, it seemed difficult to continue the story.

From “Jessica’s” tone before, her soul might have been an archbishop.

A spell that cost her nearly half her life couldn’t be simple.

Given the current situation… this S-tier plot seemed doomed to fail.