Chapter 030: Mutation

Wang Bo witnessed this scene and couldn't help but sigh. Saints are indeed Saints, damn powerful.

Wang Bo had actually anticipated this.

Those who awaken their Cosmo can shatter atoms, and their bodies are protected by Cosmo, making any non-Cosmo attack unable to harm them.

In Saint Seiya Episode G, a Saint candidate expelled from the Sanctuary once dismantled a nuclear reactor barehanded, blew up a nuclear bomb, was immune to nuclear explosions, and pierced the Earth. So to harm a Saint, one needs the power to shatter atoms.

And the frustrating thing is that the purpose of the Cloth is to protect Saints from attacks capable of shattering atoms.

In other words, defeating a Saint with sheer brute force is no easy task.

A force of a million tons is not enough to do this.

However, Wang Bo didn't care at all because he still had a trump card. His gaze locked onto the Scorpion King, and he pulled out a replicated and enhanced Gungnir from his fourth-dimensional pocket.

One-hit kill!

The next second, Wang Bo hurled Gungnir with all his might.

The spear's ability was simple yet powerful: 'Once thrown, it will surely hit its target.' It was a sure-hit divine spear that could pierce anything it struck.

Even the Gold Cloth was no exception.

Wang Bo knew that the Gold Cloth was made of a special metal that could resonate with Cosmo, but his Gungnir was even more powerful than the Gold Cloth.

The thrown Gungnir, like a fleeting meteor across the sky, pierced the atmosphere and directly struck the Scorpion King, who had just stood up.

Then, a tremendous roar followed, and a roaring air wave swept out like a tsunami, destroying all obstacles in Gungnir's path.

Under Gungnir's attack, the hard Gold Cloth lasted less than a second before collapsing into hundreds of pieces. Gungnir drove straight in, easily piercing the Scorpion King's body and shattering his heart.

Its residual momentum carried it thousands of meters further, crashing into a large mountain.

With a thunderous explosion, the mountain instantly collapsed, raising a sky-full of dust that swept across the desert.

Hela emerged from the tomb and happened to witness this scene, her eyes flickering several times.

Gungnir. As Odin's daughter, she knew Gungnir's power better than anyone. This was just a small demonstration; if Gungnir were truly unleashed, its power would be a hundred times more terrifying.

The Scorpion King looked at the large hole in his chest, where his heart should have been beating was now gone. He stared at Wang Bo, opened his mouth as if to speak, but instead spat out mouthfuls of blood and fell to the ground with a thud.

Then, blood instantly stained the sand around him.

The countless Anubis warriors turned into black dust and vanished from the world.

Although Saints are powerful enough to shatter the earth and destroy stars, this does not change their essence; they are ultimately mere mortals.

Lose their head and they die, bleed too much and they die, lose their heart and they die.

Admittedly, Cosmo can regenerate limbs disassembled at the atomic level by reconnecting them with Cosmo, and can also heal others with Cosmo. But the problem is that what killed the Scorpion King was not an ordinary attack.

It was Gungnir.

It is the sure-hit spear, and also the sure-kill spear.

Few gods struck by it have survived, let alone Saints.

Wang Bo used Gungnir for a one-hit kill, and Gungnir did not disappoint, directly slaying the Scorpion King.

After the Scorpion King died, his soul detached from his body and stood up.

Before he could react, a chariot filled with deathly aura rushed out of the void, sucked the Scorpion King's soul in, and then sped away, disappearing before Wang Bo and the others.

That should be the chariot of the Underworld, specially used to take away the souls of the dead.

Of course, only those of high status in life would have a dedicated chariot, such as pharaohs, Imhotep, and the Scorpion King.

Ordinary people do not receive such treatment.

Wang Bo watched the chariot disappear, then turned back to Ahm Shere.

But at that moment, a earth-shattering mutation occurred in Ahm Shere. The Scorpion King's tomb shook violently and slowly sank, as if a huge force was sucking it in.

Run!

Evelyn saw this, shouted, and led the others to flee frantically.

If they didn't run, they would be sucked in too.

Wang Bo returned to Ahm Shere and happened to see the others desperately fleeing. He quickly waved his hand, cast a spell, pulled everyone over, and suspended them before him.

Evelyn breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing Wang Bo. "You're finally back."

If he hadn't returned, they might not have been able to escape the oasis.

Jonathan patted his chest in lingering fear, looked down at the oasis, and exclaimed, "My God, what is happening?"

Everyone looked down and saw that after the Scorpion King's tomb sank, the mutation did not end. Large amounts of sand flowed downward, and the entire Ahm Shere was being sucked in, with vegetation and trees being pulled underground.

The undead scattered throughout Ahm Shere did not escape either, struggling and wailing as they were sucked in.

Evelyn said, "The Scorpion King is dead, and the entire Ahm Shere has been reclaimed by the god Anubis. From today on, Ahm Shere no longer exists in this world."

Wang Bo looked around and his gaze sharpened as he saw a familiar face.

Imhotep.

After being blown apart by Wang Bo and the Scorpion King, this guy had finally used his powerful magic to piece together half his body, but the earth-shattering mutation below had also caught him.

At this moment, Imhotep was frantically crawling outward, but it was futile.

In the end, Imhotep roared, filled with unwillingness, and was sucked into the Underworld.

Not only him, but his followers were also sucked in, never to return.

O'Connell also noticed Imhotep. Watching Imhotep being sucked in, he couldn't help but glance at his wife, finding her expressionless but with sadness in her eyes.

This made him resolve to have Wang Bo seal his wife's past life memories later.

She was not Anck-su-namun, but his wife, Karen.

Throughout the entire mutation, the only one who could stand unaffected by the suction in Ahm Shere was one person.

The Goddess of Death, Hela.