Apocalypse Tamer 4: A LitRPG Adventure by Maxime J. Durand

Author:Maxime J. Durand [Durand, Maxime J.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Aethon Books
Published: 2023-07-24T23:00:00+00:00

The gods did not listen.

“Ah…” Belphegor checked himself, before exploding in laughter upon seeing Vasi’s angry scowl. “Ahaha! You missed! You missed!”

Vasi had to chew her lip not to scream in frustration. Worse, the ceiling appeared ready to collapse at any time. Belphegor’s laugh was drowned by the worrying noise of bolts flying off from corners of the forge.

“I gotta say, you had me scared for a second,” the Horseman smugly mocked her. The rumbling noise grew louder and louder. “I would say you almost had a shot at beating me, but that would be a lie—”

The wall behind them shattered into a thousand pieces.

Vasi managed to fly off to safety. Belphegor, meanwhile, only had time to turn his head and watch a familiar metal behemoth charge into the room.

Like any car worth its salt, Steve hit a road walker.

The blow propelled Belphegor across the forge. He ended his course against a steel pillar and hit it with such strength that it cracked.

Vasi’s relief only increased when she saw another friend step down from the Steamobile’s back.

“Hey, Vasi!” Shellgirl leaped into the forge with a stone arrow of stone in each hand. “Sorry to be late! It was a pain to track you room to room!”

“Shellgirl, you’re alive!” Vasi sighed in relief. “Are the others safe?”

“I don’t know where they are,” Shellgirl replied. “I hoped they were with you. I picked up other friends on the way, though.”

Steve let out a roar of steam, and an armored figure stepped out of the Steamobile; an armored knight with angelic wings. These two were supposed to help the Bohens attack Ashok in the initial part of the plan until Maxwell had them separated from the rest of the group.

“He is the source of this pestilence from what I understand?” Unlike his soldiers, Simeon appeared utterly unfazed by the miasma. An angelic halo floating behind his head protected him from it. “We must incapacitate him?”

“Yes.” Vasi raised her staff with a cruel grin. “Letting him keep his limbs is optional.”

“Good.” Simeon charged at Belphegor without another word, with Shellgirl closely following him. Vasi moved to cut off the Horseman’s exit.

He was soon encircled.

“I hate paladins,” Belphegor complained, his eyes burning with spite. “It’s Killing Time!”

And time skipped again.

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