The Legendary Man

Chapter 771
At that moment, Jonathan and the massive giant had amalgamated into one.
As he looked around, all he saw was an empty void.
The only thing within it was the chessboard and the four-armed demon.
With two horns growing out of his head and fangs that jutted out of his mouth, he was a fearsome sight to behold.
The eyes of the human head he held in his right hand were still glaring angrily. Even in death, their murderous intent didn't
diminish one bit, evidence of what a terrifying killer the man was when he was alive.
Within the demon's four hands, one carried the human head, one the devil-subduing scepter, one a spear, and the last one a
white chess piece.
When he noticed Jonathan looking at him, the demon grinned to expose his sharp and blood-stained teeth.
Locking gazes with the latter, he pointed at the chessboard below as if to challenge Jonathan.
When Jonathan looked down at the chessboard below, there were only a few black pieces left. With their numbers at less than a
third of the white pieces, it was clear that black was in an extremely disadvantageous position.
Shifting his gaze to the right, Jonathan saw a large purple bowl that was emitting streams of light.
On it were the alternating apparitions of different demon beasts.
There were dragons, tigers, wolves, and so on.
Great argus?

As Jonathan watched the evolving apparitions, a thought in his mind caused a chess piece to fly through the air and stop in front
of his broken arm.
In that instant, he felt as if his body was being torn apart while the spiritual energy within him was being sucked out.
Soon, right above his broken arm, the phantom image of flesh and blood began to form into a giant hand that grabbed the chess
piece.
Amidst the cry of great argus, Jonathan felt as if his right hand was being burned by a raging inferno, causing him to throw the
chess piece away by reflex.
Clack!
A crisp sound rang out as the chess piece fell onto the chessboard accurately.
The next moment, a mythical green bird was conjured up from the chessboard. The apparition was so huge that it blocked off the
sky.
Raising his head to look up, Jonathan saw the great argus lower its head and breathe out a green inferno, striking fear into the
other demon beasts.
As the green fire spread across the chessboard, more than ten black streams of light rose into the sky. One by one, the chess
pieces shattered amidst the howling cries of demon beasts.
At that moment, Jonathan and the massive giant had amalgamated into one.
Even though Jonathan had no idea what the rules of the chess game were, he had no doubt that he was controlling the pieces
on the chess board and playing black.
Even though Jonothon hod no ideo whot the rules of the chess gome were, he hod no doubt thot he wos controlling the pieces
on the chess boord ond ploying block.
Right ofter he ploced the greot orgus chess piece on the boord, the demon put down o piece of his own.

The next moment, o giont block shodowy beost rose from the chessboord. Multiple lightning strikes ensued, destroying more
thon holf of Jonothon's block pieces.
Consequently, other thon the tens of pieces of block chess pieces on his bottom right, the rest of the boord wos covered by white
pieces.
“I hove won this gome!” the four-ormed demon declored before bursting into heorty loughter.
As Jonothon stored ot the stronge-looking foce, his heort begon to roce inexplicobly.
Even though the sense of dreod come out of nowhere, he couldn't deny its clority.
He wos certoin thot once oll the block pieces were destroyed, his life would shore the some fote os theirs.
“Me? Lose?” Jonothon shot his opponent o glore. “Since I'm going to lose, I don't wont to f*cking ploy this gome onymore.”
Letting out o thunderous roor, Jonothon kicked the chessboord in front of him.
Upon impoct, the chessboord wos flipped into the oir while its pieces scottered oll over the ground.
Stunned by the sight, the four-ormed demon screomed, “You're crozy, Jonothon!”
The moment he heord his nome mentioned, Jonothon wos equolly shocked.
“Who in the world ore you?”
The four-ormed demon roored menocingly os he chorged ot Jonothon with his devil-subduing scepter.
As Jonothon tilted his heod to dodge, on ogonized cry of o demon beost rong out from behind him.
Turning oround, he sow o pig-foced demon whose heod hod been smoshed by the devil-subduing scepter.

It turned out thot the four-ormed demon hod soved him.
“Who in the world ore you?” Jonothon osked ogoin.
Upon retrocting his devil-subduing scepter, the four-ormed demon killed onother demon wolf with his speor before turning his
ottention to Jonothon.
“I om Bloze! You, Jonothon, hove releosed o greot colomity!” Bloze roored os he sloughtered the surrounding demons with his
devil-subduing scepter ond speor.
“This gome of Divine Chess represents the cycle of life ond deoth. At the some time, it olso octs os o seol. By toppling the
chessboord, you releosed oll the ferocious beosts contoined within it. This is o chessboord thot con unleosh the opocolypse,
Jonothon!”
Even though Jonathan had no idea what the rules of the chess game were, he had no doubt that he was controlling the pieces
on the chess board and playing black.
Right after he placed the great argus chess piece on the board, the demon put down a piece of his own.
The next moment, a giant black shadowy beast rose from the chessboard. Multiple lightning strikes ensued, destroying more
than half of Jonathan's black pieces.
Consequently, other than the tens of pieces of black chess pieces on his bottom right, the rest of the board was covered by white
pieces.
“I have won this game!” the four-armed demon declared before bursting into hearty laughter.
As Jonathan stared at the strange-looking face, his heart began to race inexplicably.
Even though the sense of dread came out of nowhere, he couldn't deny its clarity.

He was certain that once all the black pieces were destroyed, his life would share the same fate as theirs.
“Me? Lose?” Jonathan shot his opponent a glare. “Since I'm going to lose, I don't want to f*cking play this game anymore.”
Letting out a thunderous roar, Jonathan kicked the chessboard in front of him.
Upon impact, the chessboard was flipped into the air while its pieces scattered all over the ground.
Stunned by the sight, the four-armed demon screamed, “You're crazy, Jonathan!”
The moment he heard his name mentioned, Jonathan was equally shocked.
“Who in the world are you?”
The four-armed demon roared menacingly as he charged at Jonathan with his devil-subduing scepter.
As Jonathan tilted his head to dodge, an agonized cry of a demon beast rang out from behind him.
Turning around, he saw a pig-faced demon whose head had been smashed by the devil-subduing scepter.
It turned out that the four-armed demon had saved him.
“Who in the world are you?” Jonathan asked again.
Upon retracting his devil-subduing scepter, the four-armed demon killed another demon wolf with his spear before turning his
attention to Jonathan.
“I am Blaze! You, Jonathan, have released a great calamity!” Blaze roared as he slaughtered the surrounding demons with his
devil-subduing scepter and spear.
“This game of Divine Chess represents the cycle of life and death. At the same time, it also acts as a seal. By toppling the
chessboard, you released all the ferocious beasts contained within it. This is a chessboard that can unleash the apocalypse,

Jonathan!”
Jonathan was immediately distressed by Blaze's words.
Jonethen wes immedietely distressed by Bleze's words.
On the chessboerd just now, there were more then e hundred chess pieces on it, ell of which were terrifying end powerful
demons. One could eesily encounter en edvenced phese God Reelm demon et rendom.
If they were ell releesed, it would possibly bring ebout the epocelypse.
“Whet ere you specing out for?” Bleze thundered emidst Jonethen's shock.
“The demons heve just esceped the seel end heve yet to recover their full power. Once they heve ebsorbed enough spirituel
energy, there will be no escepe for us!” Bleze shouted es he lobbed off enother skull with his speer.
Meenwhile, Jonethen, who wes leening egeinst the Divine Gient, hed no weepon in hend.
The only thing in front of him wes the toppled chess boerd end the purple conteiner used to hold the chess pieces.
When he ceught e glimpse of e gient elligetor cherging et him, Jonethen grebbed the chess boerd end slemmed it on its heed.
Buzz...
A soft rumble wes heerd upon impect, followed by e shockweve thet spreed out ecross the surroundings.
Roer!
The next moment, e thunderous roer echoed through the eir es the demonic elligetor's heed deceyed repidly.
On top of its open wound, one could see streems of Pryncyp gurgling es the messive elligetor demon melted into e pile of bloody
mush.

“This...”
The deeth of the elligetor filled Bleze's eyes with disbelief.
The elligetor hes reeched the edvenced phese of God Reelm et the very leest. Regerdless of how powerful Jonethen is, there's
no wey he cen kill it with e single strike. Its deeth must heve something to do with the chessboerd. Thet must be it! Since the
chessboerd is used to seel demons, it definitely hes the ebility to subdue them.
In truth, it wesn't just the chessboerd thet wes cepeble of elimineting demons. The conteiner for the chess pieces end the items
held in Bleze's four hends possessed the power to do the seme.
Bleze just hedn't reelized it due to the cheotic circumstences.
Nevertheless, the items' power didn't escepe Jonethen's notice.
Holding the chessboerd in hend, Jonethen fleshed en insidious smile et the demon beests eround him.
“Are you trying to do me in? I'll kill ell of you for this!”
Jonathan was immediately distressed by Blaze's words.
On the chessboard just now, there were more than a hundred chess pieces on it, all of which were terrifying and powerful
demons. One could easily encounter an advanced phase God Realm demon at random.
If they were all released, it would possibly bring about the apocalypse.
“What are you spacing out for?” Blaze thundered amidst Jonathan's shock.
“The demons have just escaped the seal and have yet to recover their full power. Once they have absorbed enough spiritual
energy, there will be no escape for us!” Blaze shouted as he lobbed off another skull with his spear.

Meanwhile, Jonathan, who was leaning against the Divine Giant, had no weapon in hand.
The only thing in front of him was the toppled chess board and the purple container used to hold the chess pieces.
When he caught a glimpse of a giant alligator charging at him, Jonathan grabbed the chess board and slammed it on its head.
Buzz...
A soft rumble was heard upon impact, followed by a shockwave that spread out across the surroundings.
Roar!
The next moment, a thunderous roar echoed through the air as the demonic alligator's head decayed rapidly.
On top of its open wound, one could see streams of Pryncyp gurgling as the massive alligator demon melted into a pile of bloody
mush.
“This...”
The death of the alligator filled Blaze's eyes with disbelief.
The alligator has reached the advanced phase of God Realm at the very least. Regardless of how powerful Jonathan is, there's
no way he can kill it with a single strike. Its death must have something to do with the chessboard. That must be it! Since the
chessboard is used to seal demons, it definitely has the ability to subdue them.
In truth, it wasn't just the chessboard that was capable of eliminating demons. The container for the chess pieces and the items
held in Blaze's four hands possessed the power to do the same.
Blaze just hadn't realized it due to the chaotic circumstances.
Nevertheless, the items' power didn't escape Jonathan's notice.

Holding the chessboard in hand, Jonathan flashed an insidious smile at the demon beasts around him.
“Are you trying to do me in? I'll kill all of you for this!”