The second generation of God King Cronus, Manda has never seen the believers of this God, but he is very familiar with the story of this God.


    He was the son of Uranus, the first God King.


    He was the father of Zeus, the third generation God King.


    He wrote a whole volume in the book of the temple. If he compiled poetry and gave the poet a piano, the poet could sing for a day and a night.


    According to the book of the temple, Cronus was imprisoned in the taltaltalos abyss by Zeus, and his power was sealed.


    It seems that the record in the book of the temple is wrong. The great justice in front of sheltai is a believer of Cronus. He has the power of Cronus.


    Sheltai made a very careful cover up for himself. Manda couldn''t smell a believer in him.


    But Brayton knew him very well, his class, his skills and his fighting habits.


    Cronus believers have only one skill, called rule domination. They make rules in a certain time and space, and realize absolute domination according to the rules.


    One more rule can be formulated for each promotion. Sheltai has reached level 5. He can formulate five rules. Within his skill range, everyone except himself must abide by the rules. This powerful skill has only three restrictions. First, it takes about 70 breaths (about three minutes) to formulate the rules, Second, the rules cannot be changed within the effective time, and third, the rules must be fair.


    If a rule is formulated that only allows me to hit you and not you to hit me, this rule is invalid, because it is obviously unfair. A just rule must have no directivity.


    Take the rule currently formulated by sheltai as an example. Under this rule, no one can use the skills given by the gods except sheltai himself, including Manda, Brayton and sheltai''s subordinates.


    This rule seems meaningless. Neither side can use skills. Although sheltai is above the rules, his skills are not offensive. It seems that no one has taken advantage.


    But that''s not the case. Sheltai has soldiers in his hand.


    He brought 200 cavalry to pursue Manda. These soldiers did not rely on skills to fight. When both sides were deprived of skills, the advantage in number became an overwhelming advantage.


    Moreover, after careful consideration of this rule, sheltai suspected that Manda was a dependent, who had some special talents in addition to the class skills of believers.


    All the skills given by the gods include not only the level skills of believers, but also the special talents of the divine dependents. Manda''s strong hearing, counting and perception are also limited.


    Sheltai ordered the whole army to bow. The cavalry took up the long bow and put the arrow on the string. The arrow was aimed at Manda and Breton.


    "That''s cruel!" Manda said, gritting her teeth. "I don''t even have a chance of melee."


    "As long as he can survive an hourglass or escape 500 feet away, his rules will become invalid." Brayton finally told him, and then raised the shield behind him.


    It''s really easy to say that. He also has a shield. Manda has nothing. The time of a 100% hourglass is 14.5. Facing 200 longbows, what do you want Manda to resist without skills?


    It''s not realistic to run away. Now Manda can''t run away.


    Sheltai ordered the arrows to be fired, and a hundred feather arrows came face-to-face. Brayton curled up under the shield. This is not a skill, but Brayton''s special martial arts. He can curl his body to an amazing size and block his whole body with a small shield.


    Manda has no shield and no such martial arts. He carefully observes the trend of each feather arrow and makes an accurate dodge.


    Sheltai was stunned. He didn''t expect Manda''s reaction to be so fast.


    The next situation made him even more shocked. A feather arrow passed through Manda''s left chest, but did no harm to Manda. No blood, no wound, he is still nimbly dodging the feather arrow.


    This is a skill. Why can he use skills under the rules?


    Sheltai doesn''t understand the truth. Manda can predict the direction of the arrow and turn a part of his body into water. These two skills indeed belong to the believers of the ancient god, but they are not bestowed by the gods on Manda, but stolen by Manda from Jorden. Manda inadvertently drilled the loophole of the rules.


    While dodging the feather arrow, Manda rushed to a cavalry. The cavalry was about to draw his sword. Manda jumped up and cut off one of the other''s arms with her golden finger.


    Manda was secretly pleased. It seemed that sheltai''s rules could not limit the golden finger.


    The reason why sheltai didn''t let the cavalry come forward for close combat was that he was worried that Manda would rob the horse and escape, but he didn''t expect Manda to rush up against the feather arrow.


    And his claws can work. Aren''t his skills under the control of the rules?


    The wounded cavalry fell off his horse and saw Manda jump on his horse to escape. The interval of 70 breaths was up. Sheltai made the second rule.


    His rules can be superimposed, which is the most terrible place for Cronus believers.


    "No one can escape the battlefield here and now."


    Manda rode the war horse, made a small circle, and ran back. He couldn''t escape. The war horse was like entering a maze. It kept walking forward, but it kept drawing circles. This is the unshakable dominance of the rules.


    This time, instead of attacking with bows and arrows, sheltai directly ordered the soldiers to come forward and fight.


    Manda grabs a lance and fights with a group of cavalry. This is the way he is not good at. He doesn''t even know the correct way to use the lance.


    With a heavy cavalry gun, Manda was injured. She was hit on the back by a cavalry with a cavalry gun and fell under the horse.


    After the horse fell, Manda still didn''t give up resistance and cut off more than a dozen horse legs with her golden fingers.


    The fallen soldiers got up and continued to fight. Manda''s situation did not improve at all.


    A cavalry''s lance stabbed him. Manda predicted his movements and hid hard. Another soldier''s long sword stabbed Manda''s left shoulder. Manda wanted to turn his left shoulder into water, but his skill was a step slow, and the long sword had broken the flesh.


    Manda was injured again, and the combination of pain and fatigue made him more dull.


    There may be some hope if you can call out your separation, but there is no sign of loosening in the fourth level technique.


    The ten minutes passed longer than a year. Manda was desperate. He even imagined that he was chopped into meat and mud. A cavalry rushed over from behind. Manda heard the sound of horses'' hoofs, but his footsteps couldn''t keep up with his consciousness. He couldn''t dodge.


    Seeing that the lance was about to pierce into Manda''s back heart, unexpectedly, the war horse suddenly fell to the ground.


    One of the hind legs of the horse was broken, not by Manda, but by an arrow.


    It''s Toka. He came with Roma to rescue Manda. Roma needs people familiar with grey fish town. Toka is undoubtedly the best candidate. At the beginning, he cooperated with Jenkins and stayed in grey fish town for a long time.


    Saving people and fighting are two different things. Roma naturally won''t take the main road, so Toka chose the most secret path.


    It happened that Manda also chose the most secret path to escape.


    Toka was ready to lead the army to rescue Manda, but Manda shouted, "don''t hurry!"


    Now rush to enter the skill range of sheltai, and then be dominated by sheltai''s rules.


    There is an absolute tacit understanding between Toka and Manda. Without Manda''s explanation, he naturally knows what to do.


    Six or seven hundred feet away, Toka opened a long bow and fired a special arrow.


    Manda closed her eyes before the arrow burst.


    A strong light flashed, and the soldiers fell into temporary blindness. Manda took the opportunity to hide in a safe place and wait for the archers behind Toka to harvest the enemy.


    Seeing that things were bad, sheltai immediately said the third rule: "here and now, a fair decisive battle, and reinforcements shall not step into the battlefield."


    Toka didn''t let the soldiers close to the battlefield and continued to shoot arrows at a distance of 600 or 700 feet. His archers were specially trained. The long bow on his hand was also made by the poet with special working methods. At such a long distance, although it can''t guarantee a hundred shots, it can still effectively kill the enemy.


    This situation is absurd. Cavalry should not be shot at will by archers as a living target.


    Sheltai ordered the cavalry to attack. As long as they rushed close, they could crush the archers at any time.


    But the cavalry turned around and came back. This is the rule made by sheltai himself.


    No one can leave the battlefield here and now.


    The rule cannot be changed within the valid time.