Lord of the Time: I Can Reincarnate Infinitely

Chapter 235 235: Blood Lotus



Rozho, with his wild green hair, danced on the edge of the battle, surrounded by five formidable vampires. His emerald eyes focused, a determination etched in the lines of his face. The sun dipped low, casting long shadows, and the tension in the air was thick.

The golden glow of Rozho's sword intent illuminated the dusk, its ethereal light flickering with each move. He stepped forward, and the sword intent followed, a shimmering extension of his will. With a flourish, Rozho's biceps twitched as he swung his sword in a dazzling arc. The golden glow intensified, the air itself seemed to hum with the sharpness of his intent.

The five vampires, each with distinct features, countered with their own arsenal. One, with yellow hair and a round face, conjured a lotus flower made of blood. It blossomed in the air, a macabre beauty. Another, with a crimson diamond necklace, summoned a blood explosion that crackled like fireworks, showering the battlefield with crimson droplets.

Rozho, undeterred, twirled his sword, the golden glow leaving trails in the night. He moved his hand upwards, taking a step back, his every motion a dance of precision. The lotus flower came at him, its petals sharp as blades. Rozho's sword intent changed forms, morphing into a crescent moon that sliced through the lotus petals effortlessly.

The vampire with the crimson diamond necklace, eager to seize an advantage, unleashed a swift blood drum. The air resonated with a beat, each pulse a promise of danger. Rozho's eyes narrowed as he anticipated the attack. He took a deep breath, the golden glow of his sword intent converging into a protective barrier that absorbed the percussive onslaught.

In the midst of the skirmish, conversations echoed. The vampires, relentless and cunning, taunted Rozho. "You're just a human with a shiny sword! What chance do you have against us?"

Rozho smirked a glint of defiance in his eyes. "You bloodsuckers talk too much."

The yellow-haired vampire, frustrated by Rozho's resilience, barked orders to his comrades. "Enough playing around! Let's finish him together. Lotus Storm!"

As the words left his lips, multiple blood lotus flowers bloomed in the air, their deadly petals closing in on Rozho from all directions. He darted and weaved with incredible agility, his movements almost a blur. The golden glow of his sword intent transformed into a whirling tempest, deflecting the lotus storm with precise sweeps.

The crimson necklace vampire, seeing an opportunity, conjured another blood explosion. It erupted with a deafening blast, engulfing Rozho in a cascade of crimson energy. The shockwave sent him tumbling backward, his green hair tousled in the chaotic aftermath.

But Rozho, showing resilience, rose from the ground with a determined gleam in his eyes. The golden glow of his sword intent intensified, casting a radiant aura around him. He cracked his neck and grinned. "Let's see what else you've got."

"Fuck you!"

The battlefield crackled with tension as the vampires, seething with rage, initiated the dreaded Amensiatic Fusion. Their bodies convulsed, contorting into a grotesque amalgamation of limbs, blood, and sinew. A slender figure emerged, standing at a towering five meters, with skin as pale as moonlight. Red irises burned with fury, and wild blood hair cascaded down its back, reaching its knees. The creature unfurled immense black feathery wings, casting a shadow over the battlefield.n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

Rozho, his green hair matted with sweat, faced the monstrosity before him. He moved his hand upwards, wiping the moisture from his brow, his muscles twitching with anticipation. As the fused vampire took a menacing step forward, Rozho, with a deep breath, tightened his grip on his sword, the golden glow of his sword intent illuminating the night.

The slender vampire lunged, its punches shattering Rozho's sword intent barrier like fragile glass. Each impact reverberated through Rozho's body, breaking three bones—the left arm, thigh, and knees. Rozho staggered, a grimace etched on his face, but determination gleamed in his emerald eyes.

Amidst the onslaught, conversations echoed between the vampires. "This human thinks he can challenge our fusion? Pathetic!"

Rozho, gritting his teeth, retorted, "You bloodsuckers are all the same—arrogant till the end."

The fused vampire, its movements fluid and deadly, cackled. "You'll be nothing but a smear on the ground when we're done with you."

In the midst of the relentless assault, Rozho's senses heightened. He moved with a dancer's grace, stepping back to evade a vicious blow. His knees twitched due to the pain of broken bones, reacting to the strain of parrying the monstrous attacks. The air crackled with the clash of supernatural forces.

As the fused vampire's fist closed in, Rozho, on the verge of becoming a victim to its crushing force, experienced a surge of enlightenment. A giant sword materialized above him, made of the same golden light as his sword intent. Time seemed to slow as Rozho, with newfound clarity, slashed downwards.

The giant sword cut through the fused vampire's fist, severing it cleanly in half. The force extended, reaching the monstrous body, and splitting it in two. The battlefield fell silent for a moment, and then the severed halves of the vampire crumbled into dust.

Rozho, battered and bruised, dropped to his knees. He took a deep breath, feeling the searing pain of his broken bones. The golden glow of his sword intent waned, but victory radiated from his eyes.

"Phew... Didn't expect I would advance into Sword King on the verge of death. It seems that's the last push that I needed."

Rozho stood amidst the dissipating dust of the defeated fused vampire. His breaths came in ragged gasps, but victory painted a smirk across his features. The battlefield, once filled with the haunting presence of the monstrous vampire, now bore the scars of their fierce clash. Rozho's green hair clung to his forehead, drenched with sweat, as he surveyed the aftermath.

His hand, trembling with exhaustion, moved upwards to wipe away the sweat and blood that trickled down his face. The muscles in his biceps twitched involuntarily, strained from the relentless combat. Taking a step back, Rozho flexed his fingers, feeling the lingering tension in every joint.

Amidst the eerie silence that followed the battle, Rozho's emerald eyes focused on the severed head of the defeated vampire. Its red irises stared vacantly, frozen in an eternal expression of rage. The wild blood hair, now lifeless, draped over Rozho's outstretched palm.

With deliberate care, Rozho unsheathed his sword, the golden glow of his sword intent casting a warm radiance. The blade, shimmering with otherworldly sharpness, seemed to hum with satisfaction as Rozho prepared for the final act. He took a deep breath, the air heavy with the metallic scent of blood.

Conversations echoed from the shadows, where other vampires observed Rozho's every move. "That human is tougher than I thought."

"Did you see how he danced around the fused vampire? Unbelievable."

Rozho's eyes remained fixated on his trophy, the fused vampire's head. With a swift, practiced motion, he raised the gleaming sword high above his head. The golden blade caught the ambient light, casting a brilliant sheen across the severed neck.

The moment lingered as if time itself held its breath. Then, with a single, fluid stroke, Rozho brought the sword down. The blade, guided by the precision of his sword intent, cleaved through flesh and bone. The head rolled free from its lifeless body, a macabre liberation.

Rozho, now holding the severed head aloft, felt a surge of triumph. The conversations from the shadows shifted in tone. "That's one way to make a statement."

"Never seen someone cut a vampire's head with such finesse."


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