"Boom~!"

The invisible hand slapped a group of monsters away.

"Bang~!"

The hammer crushed skulls. Even those low- and middle-level monsters equipped with sophisticated armor could not withstand the heavy blows controlled by Mu Hua.

"Swish~swish~swish~swish~~" Five spears picked up from the ground shuttled through the void, like powerful bows and arrows shooting at the vital points of the monsters.

When these spears were blocked by some defensive magic from time to time, they were discarded at will, probably because their efficiency in killing the enemy was too low. Five corpses on the battlefield were lifted into the air in front of Mu Hua's horse.

The soul fire ignited, and the five corpses turned into dust, which drifted away with the bloody wind on the battlefield.

Monster. Compared to the monsters on the battlefield, Mu Hua at this moment is more like a real monster.

He did not make any movement, just sat firmly on his infernal warhorse and let the horse go slowly. All the monsters he targeted died under his 'tentacles of jealousy'.

The touch of jealousy, the alienated hand of the mage.

In addition to its main trunk that is capable of exerting tremendous force, it also has five tentacles that Mu Hua can control through mental power.

Just like moving objects with the mind, when the Mage's Hand was transformed into the Touch of Jealousy, in addition to its main body, Mu Hua was also able to control five mental tentacles, as if he had six Mage's Hands.

These five spiritual tentacles come from Mu Hua’s spiritual attributes of over 500, and one tentacle is added for every 100 spiritual attributes.

However, they are much weaker than the main body of the Touch of Jealousy, because the power they can exert depends only on Mu Hua's spiritual attributes.

In other words, Mu Hua's spiritual attribute is 500+, and the power they can exert is also 500+. The soul strength is directly linked to the combat power that these tentacles can exert, but they cannot convert Mu Hua's intelligence into power.

However, they are more hidden than the main body of the Touch of Jealousy. Only those with spiritual attributes higher than Mu Hua can vaguely see the tracks they trace out from Mu Hua's body.

If the Touch of Jealousy that Mu Hua displayed was fully revealed, then, how should we put it, there are many monsters with tentacles, just like Mu Hua himself said, he... also has tentacles...

They can be understood as telekinesis, or the interference of spirits with reality after they have been materialized.

You know, in this world, telekinesis is a very high-end ability. Mu Hua's initial control of several weapons almost made his teammates think he was a cultivator.

Well, well, okay, in this world full of magic and wizards, there really are cultivators.

However, this is different from Mu Hua’s understanding in his previous life. To put it simply, the cultivators in this world are actually a group of alternative priest believers.

The only difference is that the believers of ordinary churches all believe in gods, play with the power of faith, and the source of power is also the gift of gods.

As for those cultivators, what they believe in is Tao, or spiritual energy, true energy, etc. In short, what they essentially believe in is themselves, and then they produce and sell it by themselves, using their own beliefs to create energies such as true energy and spiritual energy out of nothing.

This energy is then used to perform various Taoist magics. It can’t be said to be abstract, but it is quite strange.

Mu Hua had also done some research on cultivators in his early years, but those guys' distortion of reality was even more exaggerated than that of the church's believers.

They usually don't come into contact with people outside the cultivation world, because it's easy to go astray...

That's right, they are possessed by demons. In essence, their true energy needs to be transformed by faith, and their faith comes from their alternative understanding of Tao and the world.

Regardless of whether this kind of cognition is distorted or not, if someone breaks their inherent cognition, then they question their way and naturally they cannot have faith.

Without faith, there is no true energy. Without true energy, haha... you will become possessed and lose everything.

The power of faith is magical. It can achieve powers that cannot be achieved by magic or sorcery. The same is true for cultivation.

But Mu Hua couldn't even handle the church's faith, let alone distort his understanding of everything.

If it was a world without any mysterious power like in the previous life, it would be fine, but this world has magic, elements, magic, magic, and the power of faith. How can Mu Hua, who was born with an adult's mind, distort his cognition?
Regardless of whether it is priests or cultivators, the reason why they are judged as belief systems is because both require "kneeling" to something, and both require a completely unreasonable fanaticism. Without worship, firmness, and recognition of some sacred and inviolable links, it won't work!
This is also the biggest difference between faith and magic.

Moreover, compared with priests, cultivators have a key shortcoming that makes Mu Hua frown, that is, they are too fragile.

That’s right, they are fragile. It doesn’t mean that they have poor resistance to attacks, but that they are extremely afraid of talking nonsense.

Yes, it’s all talk and no action. This is also the reason why cultivators don’t like to communicate with people outside the same cultivation system.

For cultivators, apart from "like-minded" people, this world is simply full of extraterritorial demons. Going out for a trip, eating some barbecue, or just listening to some gossip may break their defenses and disperse their powers.

Although the cultivator's signature flying sword is pretty cool, Mu Hua doesn't have the wisdom or spiritual roots to make it, so he can't really get started with this profession, let alone the high-end and classy part of becoming possessed. . .

Walking in the chaotic battlefield, Lao Liu and his group followed Mu Hua. They felt that Mu Hua was improving his killing efficiency on the battlefield at a speed visible to the naked eye.

There was no need for them to cooperate in the charge at this time. The efficiency of killing enemies by Mu Hua's team of summoned terror riders was getting higher and higher, and the frequency of fatal blows in their hands was frighteningly high.

However, Mu Hua discovered that Tuesday's death misfortune seemed to be very compatible with the Headless Horseman's fatal blow.

Yes, death doom.

Since the war broke out, Tuesday has harvested a huge amount of "death". If Tuesday were to spread the death it had collected now, it would be no exaggeration to say that more than 80% of the humans and monsters on the battlefield would be dead.

Of course, although there is a certain coverage area, the death delivery without a designated target is random. Mu Hua naturally did not dare to let Tuesday carry out an indiscriminate attack that would bring disaster to the human coalition.

After casting the doom of death on each monster one by one on Tuesday, although the monsters cannot be killed instantly, the death points on their bodies will become more obvious and the number of death points will increase.

When this situation is coupled with the Dullahan's fatal blow, the Dullahan's efficiency in killing enemies rises suddenly, especially when multiple Terror Riders form a formation to fight the enemy.

An attack that would normally cause minor injuries would cause the enemy to lose balance and suffer fatal injuries. Instead of engaging in a grudge match, the enemy might end up hitting the fatal spot of another Terror Rider while dodging.

Horrible and bizarre battles took place one after another around Mu Hua. The summoned terror riders under Mu Hua were like a group of well-coordinated killing machines.

They cooperate with each other and echo each other. All monsters that can confront them head-on will often die at the hands of another Terror Rider within a few moves.

Tactics, to outsiders, this is a team of headless knights who have taken "cooperation" and "tactics" to the extreme. . .

Tuesday had an evil smile on his face, flying behind Mu Hua like a guardian who was doing his job without putting in any effort.

This situation seemed so natural in the eyes of the accompanying team members. After all, you can't expect a demon to always do his job conscientiously, especially a big demon.

The long fight also made Mu Hua a little tired, and the sword in his hand was replaced with Jam Sweetheart.

There were specially dispatched Terror Cavalry guards nearby, and many adventurers in the city-building team also took out sniper weapons to cooperate with Mu Hua in shooting and killing monsters they encountered along the way.

Lao Liu followed Mu Hua, and three or four enhanced bone souls kept attacking the enemy under his command. These enhanced bone souls had poor resistance to attacks and were fragile, yet deadly.

While the Terror Riders and Blind Ravens were creating chaos, the efficiency of these Bone Souls in killing the enemies was surprisingly high.

After finding the designated location, a teammate handed Mu Hua a few magic storage crystals.

"Boom~Boom~" The mage's position rose again.

The mage's position consumes a lot of magic power. Although he has the Death Breath to quickly restore magic power, Mu Hua and Lao Liu have also learned to be extravagant. As long as his body can bear it, he will not use his magic power lightly unless it is necessary.

When his own magic power is full, Mu Hua will also throw a very unorthodox fireball at the place where there are many monsters, but when setting up the mage position, he is also used to using magic storage crystals.

Well, the key point is that these magic storage crystals are not his.

When the mage position is built, Mu Hua and his team will take a short break. Compared with before, the human coalition is coming faster and faster. When the garrison arrives, the city-building team will set off again and rush to the preset coordinates of the next position. (End of this chapter)