Give Me the Name of God

Seraph Madesa transformed into flame and jumped out of the bamboo slips. Manda observed the beating trajectory of the flame and retreated step by step.

There is no better way besides retreating. Madesa has not yet appeared physically, just a bunch of flames. Although he cannot attack, he can move around at will.

Manda had no way to deal with the flames. She couldn't take off her pants in time, and she couldn't put out the fire with just a mouthful of spit.

When he reached the right position, Madesa suddenly appeared from the flames, and launched a killing move called Flowing Flame. Sparks fell from the sky, leaving no buffer time for Manda.

Manda was still looking for the gap in Mars, and Madesa directly blocked the gap in Liuyan with holy light. Manda then looked for the gap in holy light, and the gap in holy light was blocked by the golden light sealed by the divine sword.

Manda admired Odysseus because although he died at the hands of Madesa, he at least managed to escape many times.

This is the second time Manda faces Madesa alone. The first time he was almost beaten to death, but was saved by Hermes' clone Julian. This time he has not been beaten to death yet, but his current situation is very uncomfortable. optimism.

He activated the barrier directly. Manda did not want to use the barrier easily unless necessary. Firstly, he did not want too many people to know that he had obtained the bracelet. Secondly, this skill consumed too much divine power.

But the current situation is that if the barrier is not opened, Manda may die at any time. Madesa's sneak attack is successful, and he has an absolute advantage. The chance of a comeback is very slim. Rather than expending divine power to fight with it, it is better to open the barrier and run away as soon as possible. .

Seeing Manda's barrier, Madesa hurriedly withdrew all his skills. He was familiar with this barrier and knew that all skills were meaningless in front of the barrier.

But he didn't understand why the barrier appeared on Manda.

"Did you steal Odysseus' skills?"

Manda did not answer Madesa's question. The barrier consumed a lot of energy, and Manda's divine power was decreasing crazily at a perceptible speed.

He jumped directly out of the window and ran wildly on the street. Many pedestrians were knocked down by the invisible force.

Madesa turned into flames and continued the chase, while Manda rampaged through the streets.

This is the first time Manda has used the barrier for a long time, and it is also the first time that he has some understanding of the characteristics of the barrier.

First of all, this barrier will deform and actively avoid buildings. Manda passed a wooden house and there was an obvious depression on the right side of the barrier, and he automatically avoided the pillars of the wooden house.

But this barrier will not avoid pedestrians, and a pedestrian running towards him was pushed dozens of meters away by the barrier.

How does it distinguish between buildings and people? Could he sense human breath?

While thinking, a ferocious rooster hit the barrier and continued to be pushed by Manda. It seemed that the barrier could not only sense humans, but also life.

Block living objects and bypass inanimate objects, this is the conclusion Manda came to.

But this conclusion was quickly overturned. A drunkard was knocked to the ground by Manda's barrier. The barrier did not continue to push him, but bypassed him.

The barrier bypassed living objects, inconsistent with Manda's conclusion.

The drunkard threw the wine can at Manda, which shattered against the barrier.

The barrier blocked inanimate objects, which was still inconsistent with Manda's conclusion.

While running wildly, Manda almost collided with the oncoming carriage. The carriage was directly overturned by Manda's barrier, including the living horse and the inanimate car.

The characteristics of the barrier have nothing to do with life. It can sense attacks and threats and adopt different response strategies.

This barrier is smart! Why did Odysseus die at Madesa's hands when he had such a wonderful treasure?

Manda looked up and saw Madesa still hovering overhead in the form of flames.

Before walking in a hurry, Manda didn't wear flying shoes. He was not very familiar with Blue Bay City. The roads in the city were complicated and stumbling along the way, making it impossible for him to get away from Madesa easily.

Odysseus may have encountered a similar dilemma at that time. It was difficult for Manda to escape. Odysseus may not have been able to escape at all because he was on the ship at the time.

The barrier requires too much divine power, and Odysseus should have been consumed alive by Madesa.

But doesn’t he still have a static barrier? The static barrier should not require divine power to maintain...

I thought about this problem for a while, and the top priority was to find an open place as soon as possible and use speed to get rid of Madesa as soon as possible, otherwise Manda would repeat the tragedy of Odysseus.

Manda rushed all the way to the city gate, but without wanting to, he walked on the only way to the port. Blue Bay is the largest port in Romulu Country. There is an endless stream of cars and horses coming and going, so it is obviously not suitable for escaping.

Manda ran around the city wall for another half circle. Two-thirds of his power had been exhausted. In front of him was an empty beach. Some fishermen were repairing fishing boats and drying their nets. Manda quickly crossed the beach with flying feet. , got into a forest, Madesa turned into a human form and gave up the pursuit.

In the open area, do not compete with Manda in any form, not to mention that Manda also has a barrier. Madesa has completely missed the opportunity.

It's a pity that this layout took a lot of effort on his part, and Manda was fooled as expected. The tactics were very sophisticated, and he could directly kill Manda under a wave of fire suppression. The only omission was that Manda suddenly used a barrier.

Where does his barrier come from? This is the key question.

Since Madesa served as Seraph, he has received a total of nine execution orders from the Lord of Divine Punishment. He has completed six of them, and there are still three left to complete. One is Franes, a seventh-level disciple of Zeus, and now he has become He has reached the sixth level, but he is still alive.

One is Odysseus, who is dead but not completely gone.

Another one is Manda Claudesay.

Franes is nothing to worry about. Without the protection of Claude Sai, it would be easier for Madesa to kill him than to crush an ant.

But both Claudesseus and Odysseus are difficult to deal with, and the most important reason is the barrier.

If the barrier skill is unique and cannot be copied, and now it has been transferred from Odysseus to Claude Sai, does it mean that Odysseus has no barrier?

Of course, this is just a hypothesis, but it’s a hypothesis worth a look at Madesa.

"What a pity, what a pity!" Madesa was still regretting this battle, but suddenly realized that she had forgotten something.

He forgot to take the bamboo slips, which cost him sixteen gold coins. When he returned to the tavern, he found that the bamboo slips were missing, and Manda must have taken them away.

"This battle was such a loss!" Madesa felt pain in her heart, and it took a long time to calm down before she recovered.

He knew where Odysseus was hiding, but this was the Blue Bay. Walking from the Blue Bay to the Kingdom of Dire, he was afraid that he would not be able to see Odysseus before the New Year.

Madesa has its own means of traveling far. Although it is not as efficient as Manda, it is enough to travel across a kingdom in one day.

He first transformed into flames and got into the fireplace.

Then he jumped from the tavern's fireplace to the craftsman's stove in an instant.

Jumping out of the stove, he jumped onto the candlestick in the lord's castle.

This jump was a bit far, and Madesa had to take a breath. The candle was very thick, and there was a hot wax around the wick.

The lord held the candlestick and walked towards the guard captain with a smile...

Madesa remembered that when he was pope, he had been as wild as this!

Forget it, stop reading, the memories are so beautiful.

He continued jumping and jumped to the beacon tower at the top of the city. After three jumps, he jumped out of the Blue Bay City.

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Odysseus was still where he was, and as usual, at dawn, he came to the river to drink water.

A figure appeared behind him. Odysseus did not look back and sighed: "I have said many times that you have to resurrect me first, otherwise there is no need to discuss this matter."

"Let's discuss it. The Lord doesn't want you to be resurrected. This makes me very embarrassed!"

After dancing in the flames for a day and a night, Madesa came up behind Odysseus.

Odysseus pushed forward, crossing the stream, trying to get back to his own barrier.

Madesa took the lead and stepped on Odysseus' back. He raised his right hand and delivered the Seraph's verdict: "Odysseus - the devil who has lived in the world for two thousand two hundred and thirty-one years." , your life has finally come to an end. In the name of the Lord, I end your sinful life. May the Lord show mercy and forgive you for your numerous sins throughout your life!"

The holy light swirled on Madesa's fingertips, about to cut Odysseus's body into pieces. Madesa suddenly felt a chill running down her spine. When she lowered her head, she saw five fingers coming out of her chest.

"Lord Seraph, we meet again."