Hero of Darkness

While Jugram was done with killing Tamak, a second stage saint, on the exact opposite side of his battlefield that was still burning as an aftermath of Hell Domain activated by the Hellblazer general… was an ongoing clash between a mage and a tank. 

Strong gales of visible high pressured windblades and spears spread over a 3 kilometers radius bombarded against a shield held by a 3 meter tall human hybrid who had two large bull-like brown horns coming out of the sides of his head. 

Blackwall was now facing a Dark Elf mage from the hero's party. Whether it was Rakos or the Vulcan empire… Dark Elves were extremely rare and even rarer among the saints. 

However, the one faced by the Abyss Knight general was a Wind elemental saint magician and he was currently being suppressed by the barrage of the windblades and spears launched by this opponent. 

"I, Rodan Wisdokaar will not lose to a mere tank who can't even touch me." spoke this dark elf with pride. 

Although Blackwall managed to push him to this end of the battlefield by making a surprise attack previously… now that he had collected himself, Rodan had taken command of the battle. 

In actuality… Blackwall was an Earth elemental primordial titan. This mage named Rodan excelled in using Wind magic skills and spells. 

Even the massive maelstrom that had surrounded and also secluded their battle from the outside world was no different than a dome of wind elemental spells and constructs that incessantly attacked Blackwall, forcing him to retreat from time to time. 

Based on his characteristics and elemental affinity… Blackwall was only weak against 3 elements. Darkness, Lightning and Wind. On top of it, the opponent also was a long-range attacker with excellent speed and maneuverability in a battle. So in simple words… Rodan was his natural nemesis. 

But as soon as Kahn gave the order to the system to let all the subordinates have access to detailed information about their new armors and weapons… 

"System, give me details." he ordered. 

[Following are the Stats of the general Blackwall : 

Name : Blackwall 

Species : Kronos (Variant Titan) 

Job : Abyss Knight (Ancient Rank) 

Rank : Legendary Rank

Level : 297

Strength : 29204

Agility : 21894

Dexterity : 17327

Defense : 41985

Mana : 22628

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Following are the skills and abilities : 

Titan Physique (SSS Rank) 

Elemental Durability (SSS Rank) 

Titan's Rage (SSS Rank) 

Marauder King (SSS Rank) 

Wrath of Vajra (SSS Rank)

Terrain Manipulation (SSS Rank) 

Titan Descent (SSS Rank) 

Accelerated Regeneration (SS Rank) 

Earth Sense (SS Rank) 

Mineral Control (SSS Rank)

Transmute Minerals (SS Rank) 

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Bloodline : Primordial Titan

Current Bloodline purity : 32%] reported the system. 

"Good. Now let's see the effects of my new gear." he said. 

Blackwall also instantly changed into his new Atlas Armor set while he equipped Aegis shield and Heracles battleaxe just with a simple thought. 

BOOM!! 

A massive burst of brown aura shook the flow of the maelstrom and pushed back Rodan who flew higher than his enemy in the air. 

And as the aura subsided, Blackwall was revealed in a completely different armor and weapons that gave exuded overbearing and highly dense pressure. 

After Blackwall infused his bloodline similar to how Jugram did after summoning his gear… the appearance took a drastic turn. 

When Throk presented the Atlas Armor back then, it was only a dark gray armor but now when infused with Blackwall's titan bloodline, the changes become very noticeable. 

A 3 meter tall massive and ripped man was covered in a thick layer of armor from head to toe. On his head, was a golden-brown helmet that had two horns coming out from the top, belonging to the titan subordinate himself. 

This helmet had only openings for his eyes and mouth while it appeared to be made of very sturdy material. 

Blackwall's entire torso was covered in the thick dark gray and golden yellow patterned armor that not only looked sturdy but also made him look like a murder machine on its way to destroy an entire army. The gauntlets, the shoulder pads and the chest area had golden-brown design outlines while the rest was made of dragon's claws and hide with the hint of red glowing patterns as if a volcano was moving underneath. 

The waist had a reinforced yellow belt and his legs were covered with greaves and sabatons that would help him cement his standing on the ground. 

Compared to his previous appearance, Blackwall now looked like the endgame boss of a video game himself. Even if you brought hundreds of players, you still wouldn't be able to kill this type of tank. 

"Details." he commanded in a stoic voice. 

[Following are the effects of the Atlas Armor set : 

Immovable Mountain : 

Allows the host Blackwall to create a defensive barrier made of earth elemental attribute by harnessing the physical composition and rigidity of the ground and terrain in 5 kilometers radius without needing to use the user's own mana or world energy. 

The stronger and sturdier composition of the nearby terrain, the stronger this barrier will be. 

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Iron Will : 

The longer period of time faced by the user Blackwall while defending against enemy attacks, the more defense buff will be added to his physical stats. 

Every 10 minutes will add 10% of defense that will be stacked on the user's stats with passing time.] replied the system. 

"Good. Means I can drag this battle for a long until I accomplish my main goal." he spoke in a masculine voice and looked at Rodan as he used Aegis to cover his front. 

Till now, Blackwall was only defending against the Wind Magician. And he didn't attack the enemy even once for a very good reason. 

Because Rodan was a wind elemental enemy. Even if he wanted to kill the dark elf… this guy excelled in fleeing using his skills. 

But there was a reason why Kahn told Blackwall to target this mage despite having a total disadvantage against this enemy who was proficient in long-range attacks and spells. 

If Blackwall was being honest… it was a very simple reason but also a bit childish reason. And that was… 

Target Practice.