Ainz - The Goal of All Life is Death 2

At the same time, Suzuki Satoru used his ace in the hole.

It was a trump card that only a Player with the job class of Eclipse could use.

The name of this trump card was “[The Goal of All Life is Death].”

A clock foretelling death appeared behind Suzuki Satoru, and then he cast a mighty spell on Cure Elim as the latter drew close, through the tornado.

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A gigantic magic circle appeared around Suzuki Satoru.

This implied that he was casting a Super-Tier spell.

Suzuki Satoru used the cash item he had taken out, and truncated its casting time.

And then, what came forth was—

“[Tribute to the Black Bounty – Iä Shub-Niggurath]!”

What seemed like a black breeze blew past him. And indeed, the tornado just now had been raising gusts, not this spell. However, both of them were fundamentally different. The dark breath had no physical effect, and at the same time it was not something that could be stopped by physical means.

The Super-Tier spell [Tribute to the Black Bounty – Iä Shub-Niggurath] was not a particularly scary spell. The reason was that was because all it did was inflict an instant-death effect, and it was useless against the undead, Golems, and other beings which had no life. While it was effective against living Players and enemies, it was hard to imagine anyone on Suzuki Satoru’s level not having immunity to instant death.

Indeed — it was a quaint little spell, which only had an instant-death effect. However, with the aid of the Eclipse class’s skill, this spell suddenly transformed into a vicious, terrible magic.

The clock floating behind Suzuki Satoru’s back beeped twelve o’clock, and as the spell cast, its hands began moving.

Meanwhile Suzuki Satoru had already begun his preparations for the next step.

He would not give Cure Elim any time to strategize. This was the moment of truth. If he allowed Cure Elim to raise his defense by even a little, or if [Tribute to the Black Bounty – Iä Shub-Niggurath] was disrupted, then it would spell defeat for Suzuki Satoru.

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“Too late. Time’s up.”

As Suzuki Satoru — who had been quietly counting down in his head — said that, the clock which foretold doom had finished a circuit, and both hands once more pointed to the sky.

In that moment — the world died.

The land became a desert. Even the air became a thing of death.

Zombies of all kinds — there were most definitely more than 400,000 of them, and quite possibly more than a million — rained down on the desertified land. Suzuki Satoru flew back, clearing a large gap between them.

The demons needed to breathe, and so that spell had caught them in it and killed them too. But that meant nothing to Suzuki Satoru. That was because Cure Elim’s true form was completely exposed at last.

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Bonus Volume, Chapter 4.3