Sivir chased Cassiopeia to the darker realm.

No one should go deep underground in the Immortal Fortress when it gets dark, and few people dare to walk the streets after dark without guards, and this has become a sort of conventional forbidden place.

And just as she was feeling uneasy, a tall figure suddenly appeared from the darkness ahead, startling her to a sudden stop.

Large, armed with a mace, silent, and incomparably well hidden in the darkness, it was not until you got closer that you could notice its prominence.

Cassiopeia's helper? Such a thought subconsciously popped into Sivir's mind.

Sivir noticed that Cassiopeia did not attack the figure, and carefully walked over to take a look, only to find that the figure she was afraid of turned out to be a headless statue.

"Damn, how can there be a statue standing here?" Sivir cursed and chased after Cassiopeia.

If you stay with monsters in the dark for a long time, anyone will have a nervous breakdown and make a fuss.

But she had no doubt that the statue would have hammered itself to death with a single hammer if it could move, so she had no regrets and sailed carefully on the ship of ten thousand years.

As time went on, the chase gradually drew to an end.

After another corner, Sivir saw that the person she was chasing was no longer running—Cassiopeia was facing away from her, and in front of the former were two mysterious men hidden under black robes, who were blocking Cassiopeia's path and forming a trap with Sivir.

"Enemies?" Sivir asked cautiously, ready to flee at the same time.

"Sivir, it's me." The black-robed man took off his hat, revealing a face that Sivir was all too familiar to see.

"Jano?!" Sivir was so surprised that he almost screamed, he didn't expect to meet Jeno in the Immortal Fortress.

She saw that the swordsman beside Jeno had also taken off his hat, and it was a short-haired woman.

"What's going on?" Jeno asked knowingly.

"Don't worry about it so much, help me catch this monster." Sivir sneered and sharpened his knife towards the snake girl.

Although it was quite surprising for her to meet Jeno at such a time in such a place, now she can announce in a high-profile voice: "Cassiopeia, you are dying!" ”

Jeno looked at the overly excited Sivir and was a little speechless, but the play still had to be played, so he nodded to Rui Wen, and the two of them wrapped up.

The scene may have come to an abrupt end, as he discovers that Caterina is also coming to their side, and will soon find out that his sister is being besieged.

If she is allowed to join it, there will definitely be a lot of variables.

Cassiopeia looked left and right, and after finding that she was trapped, she immediately decided to break through to the less crowded side.

She spun around and lunged at Sivir, her sharp claws grabbing at Sivir's throat, much faster than when she had escaped Sivir's pursuit!

Sivir was so startled that he went into cardiac arrest and subconsciously rolled to avoid it.

Only a terrible roar could be heard echoing through the dark tunnels, and Cassiopeia's tail was grabbed by Jeno, causing her claws to clutch at air only in front of Xavier.

The sound of the tearing wind stirred in front of him, and Sivir secretly said that it was dangerous, panting and looking at Cassiopeia with teeth and claws.

The chase had taken a lot of her physical strength, and now her whole body was a little weak.

But now, it's all going to be over.

"Catch her, I'll kill her right away!" Sivir said coldly, grabbing Calikar towards the frantic Cassiopeia.

When she really had the opportunity to kill an enemy, she would say a few fewer words, because talking would only distract her.

Sivir raised her weapon, and Calicar picked it up at high speed in her hand, slashing at Cassiopeia's head with a wave of her arm.

When she was really facing death, Cassiopeia couldn't keep her calm anymore, she couldn't trust Jeno, so she added drama to herself without permission, and used a petrified gaze in the back of the water!

Boundless power flowed through her veins, and she poured her gaze into Sivir's pupils, high-frequency piercing screams coming out of her mouth, pouring out all her anger, and a burst of hot emerald green light burst from the golden snake pupils, illuminating the pitch-black underground street in front of her!

Sivir felt his body stiffen, his blood began to clot, and his outstretched arm became stagnant and laborious.

Calikar had swung onto Cassiopeia's shoulder, but deep fear crept up on her face, and everything seemed to freeze the moment before she killed her foe.

No! She couldn't accept such a result!

It's death! Let her finish off the enemy and then die!

The power in her veins was awakened by her will, and a magic from the ancients, more powerful than the petrified curse, poured out of the artifact Calikar, forming a clear shield on Sivir's body, blocking the petrification curse.

At this moment, the ancient power that had finally awakened flowed through her veins, and Sivir felt the stiffness in her body slowly unraveling, and she twisted her neck and made a gurgling sound, while Cassiopeia turned around and ran like a snake seeing an eagle.

But Sivir didn't leave the other party any more chances, pouring the power of the artifact into her feet, bursting at an unprecedented speed, and she could see visible magic fluctuations spreading under her feet without taking a single step.

She caught up with Cassiopeia and stabbed Calikar in the back when she was unsuspecting, just as he had done to her.

The sharp blade stabbed into Cassiopeia's body, infusing her with the Moonlight Key.

Two ancient forces clashed in her body, like a deformation pain infused with a curse by fangs.

Cassiopeia roared in pain, twisting into a ball, viciously cursing everything around her. A white but bright moon fire erupted around her, burning her delicate skin and hard scales to the ground!

Jeno expected that the Savior's Blade would save Sivir from petrification, but he did not expect that Sivir would awaken the power of the bloodline with the support of strong conviction and strengthen his control over Calikar.

So he didn't have time to replace the clone for Cassiopeia, so he let the raging Sivir stab the blade burning with white flames into Cassiopeia's body!

He had no choice but to let go of Cassiopeia's tail, for the moonfire had spread to the end of the tail.

He wanted to put out the flames with the Fountain of Life, but Sivir was watching Cassiopeia burn coldly, and Jeno couldn't save her from her cold eyes.

He lamented the accident that had happened to Cassiopeia, and began to approach Sivir to prepare for a move, if she hadn't panicked and cast a petrified stare at Sivir, things wouldn't have turned out to be like this.

Just as she was scorched, Cassiopeia let out a desperate scream, and a huge ring of magical fire surged out of her body, knocking everyone to the ground!