Chapter 1425: Retaliation

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

It was not until 10 minutes later that the sandworm finally stopped struggling. A lot of thorny vines where bloody flowers were blossoming crawled out of its mouth, and then withered quickly.

The sandworm looked exactly the same as before, but its body had been emptied. Its blood and everything had been transformed into the Bloodsucking Vines nutrients. After the nutrients were exhausted, the vines would wither and disperse, turning into ashes in only a few seconds.

Lin Yun passed the sandworms body, and moved even faster. It was already getting dark.

The weather was not bad. Only several tornadoes were visible during the day. It would be fine to avoid them. The only dangerous factors were the quicksand and the sandworms.

But nothing except sandworms could survive in the desert at night. Their thick rocky skin was exactly meant to resist the harsh environment at night.

To move faster, Lin Yun cast an acceleration spell, which consumed one-fourth of his mana. He then cast Keen Senses in case of possible dangers around him.

After rushing for half an hour, he could already see the light and the tip of the Shelter Tower in the distance. The Shelter Tower was emitting dim light, just like a lighthouse on a dark night.

However dim it was, it was still the last hope in the apocalyptic world.

The night fell extremely fast. The spicy smell in the air quickly dispersed. It seemed that the air was back to normal, but it became so cold that one seemed to be breathing ice only three minutes later.

As time went by, the air became more and more gloomy and chilly. Lin Yun knew that it would be impossible to stay outside Heiss City in 15 minutes. Everyone who hadnt returned to Heiss City in 15 minutes would either be killed by sandworms or frozen.

In the apocalyptic world, even an official mage would be a top-tier expert. In particular, Lin Yun was at the last phase of the apocalyptic world. Very few people became Magic Apprentices these days. The population in Heiss City had plummeted too.

When the doomsday finally arrived, Heiss City had few living residents. Even those who were alive had lost their desire to live.

In the age where a real mage counted as one of the top experts, the terrifying coldness outside would surely kill anyone easily. When it was midnight, the outside would be as freezing as some of the ice planes.

Such coldness was too much