Empire: God System

The main reason why Luther chose to use his explosive ability directly in the first place was because this explosion was the one he usually rehearsed the most, and he thought it was the most destructive and lethal method.

Under the premise of attacking with all his strength and leaving no escape route, his subconscious decision to make such a choice was actually an inevitable result.

On the other hand, the reason why he chose napalm among many bombs was naturally because this bomb was destructive enough to the human body and also had an extremely powerful burning effect.

Note that this burning effect is not like that in various games. It only deducts a certain amount of blood from the character every second. The burning of the napalm attached to and seeping into the skin will cause unimaginable pain and torture. This is one of the reasons why napalm is considered inhumane by the international community.

This means that the opponent will fight you while enduring severe pain, which will make every judgment and action of the opponent more difficult and more error-prone. This will also give you unimaginable advantages in future battles..

Just as Luther thought when choosing weapons, it doesn't matter if the weapons are inhumane. Whether the weapons can help him win better is the real key, especially since this battle directly affects whether he survives or dies!

The extremely difficult nature of napalm bombs to extinguish ensures that Luther will have a great advantage throughout the battle, and can even help Luther save a lot of work in possible interrogations later.

Luther thought all of this very well. To be honest, he was able to consider so many things in such a short period of time and make his own choices very decisively. Luther's on-the-spot adaptability is already very good. Yes, but he is a human being after all, not a god.

In this battle, he still made a mistake, a rather fatal mistake!

In fact, from the beginning, when Luther chose to use explosions as an attack method under the urging of habit, he had already fallen into a mistake.

Because Luthor ignored the scene when the opponent attacked him at the beginning, the opponent's blade cut out a red arc in the air, and there were residual sparks on his suit with extremely high defense.

In fact, from that moment on, Luther should have recognized the fact that the opponent might have fire-based abilities at the first time, but his combat experience was still a little too little. After all, he was a little lucky and thought that the fire-based offensive methods were not enough. This means that the opponent's resistance to fire damage is very high.

But in fact, for Luther, this kind of fluke is absolutely unacceptable, because it may cause him to lose a very rare and precious opportunity to take the lead.

A chance to strike first when the opponent may not be prepared is actually crucial for Luther, who has high attack power and low health, especially when the opponent's speed and attack power can put great pressure on Luther to survive. A chance to strike first is, to some extent, Luther's best chance of winning.

It's a pity that Luther pinned such an important opportunity on an unknown, an uncertain factor. In fact, fate was not on Luther's side in the end.

Under the gaze of Luther's God's Eye, the woman covered in flames climbed up from the edge of the hole left by the explosion. Luther, who carefully inspected it with his real vision, was very convinced that although the flames were attached to her The body was burning, but the flames did not cause any harm to the woman, not even the most basic redness, let alone burns.