The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

Colin was standing at the back, and it was the first time he saw the use of the power of faith in this way. With the help of the so-called power of God, it was not weaker than the power of light witchcraft. In some aspects, it was even better.

In his opinion, even if Old Tang was promoted to demigod, he might not have such strong power, especially when fighting against the vampires.

After withstanding this wave of holy light, Bruya was unwilling to wait any longer. Although he seemed to be too old, his movements were very agile. While experiencing the baptism of holy light, his figure kept rushing towards the three cardinals.

After releasing this combined baptism of holy light, Bruya inevitably suffered a lot of burns on his body. With the strong recovery ability of the vampires, he should have recovered immediately.

But when the power of holy light acted on him, it not only blocked the effect of this recovery force, but also spread throughout his body, constantly expanding the area of ​​burns.

Bruya didn't care about the burns on his body, but flew quickly to the vicinity of the three cardinals.

After arriving nearby, while the cardinals were casting spells, he quickly unleashed three secret techniques from the Book of Cain, the Thief of Time.

Colin was able to see some clues because he had read the Book of Cain.

The power of the Thief of Time acted on the three cardinals, and they were not feeling well either. Although they were protected by divine magic, Cain, as a strong man of the same generation as their Lord, naturally had his reasons for being extraordinary.

The cardinal had no hope of immortality, and the only reason he could live for hundreds of years was because of the power of demigod. Even they could not bear being hit by the Time Thief spell this time.

According to Colin's simple reasoning, each person would lose at least a hundred years of life.

The cardinals were prepared and knew the methods of these vampires, but their plan was to withstand only this one blow and not give Bruya more opportunities to cast spells.

But what they didn't expect was that Bruya didn't play by the rules. He didn't want to leave alive at all. After releasing the Thief of Time, he took advantage of the opportunity of being close to the cardinals and chose to self-destruct.

Well, the self-detonation of a demigod was very powerful. The force released after the self-detonation had an impact not only on the Church of Light and the Knights of the Kingdom, but also on the side of the vampires, many warriors were implicated.

It should be said that these vampires today are really unlucky. Not only have they just endured a wave of baptism of holy light, but they also have to endure a wave of self-destruction attacks from the old patriarch. Now many vampire warriors who survived the first wave can no longer withstand the second wave.

If we say that the worst-hit ones are these three cardinals, Bruya's final outburst directly brought a cardinal of the Holy Kingdom of Light to his death, and the other one was not feeling well either. He suspected that he had been fatally injured and his realm might have fallen.

Maybe the luckiest one is Sembach. He was not seriously injured. Isn't that infuriating? Even if Bruya didn't die by self-explosion, he might have been angry to death because he didn't hurt Sembach.

Although Bruya unleashed the strongest attack, it still could not change the decadent trend of the Bruch coalition. Although the cardinal did not take action in the subsequent battles, they still could not withstand the joint attack of the church army and the kingdom's knights.

Dracula saw that the situation was not good, and according to Bruya's previous arrangement, he sneaked away. Many people from the other two tribes who came to help also fled with him, but most of the vampires were still killed or captured.

The immature plan that Colin had thought of beforehand seemed to be half successful, because Duke Jonathan of the Gangro clan who came to help did not escape, but was controlled by Cardinal Sembach who had come to his senses.

Things became even simpler afterwards. The church army and the kingdom's knights joined forces to destroy the Bruch clan's castle, left the underground, and after returning to the surface, they completely destroyed the land and then sealed it off.

Dracula and his companions were lucky enough to escape in time, and they fled to an unknown place with a small number of their tribesmen.

At this point, with the death of the old patriarch Prince Bruya, except for little Dennis and Beit who left early, and the minority people who have been wandering outside and have never returned, the Bruch clan, the most powerful blood clan among the thirteen clans, has been "eliminated".

On the other hand, the situation on the church side was not much better. The dying cardinal met their Lord before he returned to the city of Camia.

Another seriously injured cardinal had felt his injuries worsening while in the city of Kemia, and by the time he returned to the Kingdom of Holy Light, he had been "successfully downgraded."

Only Sembach, who killed Prince Bruya and captured Duke Jonathan of the Gangro clan, really gained something this time. With this great achievement in hand, he no longer has to worry about not winning the next church election. Even if his life span is shortened and he cannot serve for a few years, it will be worth it for him to be able to serve as Pope for one term.

Colin didn't care about Sembach's YY or the subsequent aftermath. What he cared most about was where Duke Jonathan would be taken.

Fortunately, Colin's luck has always been good. What he worried about, that he would be taken directly to the Holy Kingdom of Light, did not happen. Because the aftermath might take some time, Jonathan was directly imprisoned in St. Paul's Church.

Because of the good friendship between the church and the Kingdom Knights, some injured members of the Knights were also receiving treatment inside the church.

Colin, who was extremely powerful and should not have been injured, appeared in the list of the wounded. His companions could understand this. After all, he was a nobleman (recommended by the Bovary family). He was lucky to survive until now. What was wrong with being injured? Isn't that normal?

However, there were not many masters in the church, except for a level three warrior who was guarding Sennason. Because of the death of one cardinal and the serious injury of another cardinal, they had been urgently escorted to the Holy Kingdom of Light by people sent by Sembach.

As for Sembach, he still has to deal with the aftermath of this mess, but when it comes to handling follow-up matters, the church is far less experienced than the rulers of the kingdom. When it comes to the city of Kemia, the most experienced person is of course the city lord, Count Konya.

Therefore, because of trivial matters, Sembach was busy all day and often had to go in and out of the city lord's mansion to discuss follow-up matters with Earl Kangya, which gave Colin an opportunity.

Finally, one afternoon, inside the church where accidents were least likely to happen, Colin sneaked an attack on the third-level divine magician who was in charge of guarding Jonathan, and controlled him before he could even cast a spell.

After a brief conversation with Jonathan, a very harsh contract was signed.

The church didn't react to what was happening. Several clergymen who came to stop Colin went to see their master in advance, and Sembach, who got the news and rushed over, only saw a disappearing plane channel in the end.