?Chapter 6690 The Mortality of Phase Lords


    Venerable Davia Stark exhaled.


    Her Amaranto Mark III, which once shone so bright that it looked as if the cat head prow of the Spirit of Bentheim was about to explode, had dimmed now that she had discharged all of the umted energies in her execution shot.


    Thest shot had taken too much out of her. It was far too difficult for her to concentrate multiple sources of energy and mix them together without causing them to explode.


    The Amaranto Mark III and the reinvented Instrument of Vengeance were both ster pieces of engineering for being able to channel so much power without causing anything to explode or melt.


    Even so, Venerable Stark had pushed several delicateponents to their limits and beyond. If not for the fact that her true resonance was able to temporarily boost their tolerances, the Instrument of Vengeance would have shattered into pieces, releasing so much catastrophic energies that her Amaranto Mark III would have struggled to stay in one piece!


    She was thankful that this oue did note to pass.


    Stark had put herplete faith in her machine, and the Amaranto Mark III rewarded her for it. The powerful mech was designed for the future and could handle way more loads than her previous iteration.


    The only limit to her power was hercking power reactor and her pilot.


    Venerable Stark had be the weaker partner in their rtionship.


    This was why she already felt exhausted and worn out after letting loose a single serious attack.


    She did not regret it, though. She had deliberately sought to leverage as much of her willpower and mental strength as possible. Stark sought to push everything she had in a single overwhelming attack to ensure she was able tond the most decisive blow against a phase lord.


    The enemy ''gods'' might not deserve to be called this way, but they were undeniably difficult to damage.


    Ordinary attacks did not cut it. Their spatial barriers and energy shields were ridiculously strong and could soak up a lot of attacks.


    If Venerable Stark wanted to make a difference, then she needed to rely on releasing a single strike with all of the power she could muster.


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