The Legendary Man

The Legendary Man Chapter 914-Charleigh felt a sense of relief when he saw Hell’s Violet Ghost succeed. As I expected, Jonathan’s technique cannot be used limitlessly.

The capabilities of Hell’s Violet Ghost were actually greater than Charleigh’s.

Charleigh’s family was the largest Summoner wizard clan in Western Epea.

In ancient times, they had used their Pryncyp to establish summoning contracts with numerous demon beasts and devilish creatures.

Although their bloodline had become increasingly diluted over time, they still had a chance to summon powerful beasts, and Charleigh was one of the few with that ability.

Precisely because of that, his family had had high hopes for him since childhood.

However, Charleigh wasn’t interested in cultivation. He believed that cultivation was merely a method to dominate others.

What he sought was true perfection.

He yearned to create a flawless human by relying on scientific means.

That was also why Charleigh’s father was so angry about his biological son’s interest.

Although Charleigh wasn’t obsessed with cultivation, he was still able to summon Hell’s Violet Ghost, a creature two levels higher than him, thanks to his talent.

However, he didn’t dare summon Violet Ghost unless faced with a life-or-death situation.

After all, if Violet Ghost went berserk, his survival as the creature’s Summoner would be questionable.

Nevertheless, Violet Ghost truly made a significant contribution in suppressing Jonathan right after it was summoned.

“Violet Ghost, kill that woman over there too!” Charleigh said while pointing at Ksana in the distance.

However, Violet Ghost remained unmoving at that instant. Charleigh looked up and saw Violet Ghost staring intently at the ice below.

“What are you looking at?”

A sense of foreboding surged within Charleigh’s chest as he took in Violet Ghost’s serious expression.

that moment, Violet Ghost suddenly grabbed Charleigh and leaped high into

Boom! Boom! Boom!

muffled noises came from beneath Charleigh’s

spikes shot out from under

Ksana shattered, and Jonathan slowly emerged from the

Ksana shouted happily

Ghost descend from mid-air.

Boom!

a hundred meters away with a

forward. And as Violet Ghost moved, a thought flashed through Jonathan’s mind. What the hell? This isn’t some damn Violet Ghost. Isn’t this a member of the Devil race I met on the Divine Chessboard? How dare an advanced phase God Realm Devil stir a commotion here? I’ve even

chessboard to several dozen meters in size and held it in his hand to strike Violet

contemptuous smile spread across Charleigh’s face when he noticed Jonathan’s

one of the strongest creatures Charleigh had seen. He would even go as far as stating Violet Ghost’s contribution was essential in enabling him to travel from

attacks would be futile no matter how much brute force he exerted to swing the chessboard at Violet Ghost, even if

when he was ready to watch how Jonathan would be sent flying, Violet

Violet Ghost turning around and fleeing

He rubbed his eyes and refocused his attention

that moment, Jonathan grabbed the nape of Violet Ghost’s neck and brought down

Thump!

Roar!

latter covered its head with

Bang! Bang! Bang!

swinging the chessboard until Violet Ghost ultimately lay on the ice surface on its stomach. It covered its head with both hands,

Violet Ghost!” Charleigh gaped at the

cards. When he arrived in Remdik and negotiated terms with the tsar, the tsar had nearly killed him, but

Violet Ghost for

panting heavily while standing

was equipped with restrictions specifically designed to suppress God and Devil. Hence, the chessboard had a natural subjugating effect on Violet

the three-headed God and Devil wasn’t a power a descendant of the Devil race

he could turn dozens or hundreds of creatures like Violet Ghost against their Summoner in an instant while wielding the Divine Chessboard,

Jonathan stretched lazily and looked at Charleigh. “Charleigh, the creature you summoned isn’t putting up much of a fight. What’s the matter? Do

in the distance, Charleigh sneered. Although he didn’t know what happened to