I Am Unstoppable
Chapter 497 Imprisoned

Chapter 497 Imprisoned

“I can't kill you?” An icy gleam flashed across Mona's eyes. “Who said I can't kill you?”

Jonathan replied, “Then why haven't you done it?”

The confrontation was palpable and elusive. It was as if Jonathan was deliberately courting death.

Mona pointed at Jonathan, and as she did, Roland's Sword appeared in The Void and instantlyhovered at Jonathan's throat.

However, the sword didn't move further.

At that moment, Jonathan wore a calm expression and uttered nonchalantly, “You can do away with mewith just a single thought, yet why are you still hesitating?”

Complex emotions filled Mona's gaze.

She could indeed kill him right now, but inexplicably, she didn't want him dead just like that.

Theos was a high and mighty, revered existence. No one dared disrespect her throughout the longyears she had lived.

However, Jonathan dragged Theos off her pedestal and repeatedly humiliated her.

Therefore, Theos, who was possessing Mona's body at that moment, harbored Mortal hatred towardJonathan.

Now, Jonathan's life was in her hands, and she certainly wouldn't want to grant him an easy death.

Even as Jonathan continued to provoke him, she couldn't bring herself to swing the sword.

Killing him with a single stroke would be letting him off too lightly.

“Why won't you kill me?” he probed further.

She withdrew Roland's Sword and responded coldly, “You fear torture, so you want me to kill you andlet you off the hook so easily? Do you think I will fall for it?”

Jonathan said, “If I truly wished to die, I could've easily accomplished it. I can just destroy the mindsphere in my cerebral domain. Why should I instigate you to take my life?” He paused briefly beforeadding, “In fact, I'm just telling the truth. The Chosen One doesn't die easily. You're genuinely just oneof my many tribulations. Your Holiness, you're an erudite celestial scholar, so why aren't you consultingthe original Holy Scripture?”

Annoyance flashed in Mona's eyes. “Do I need you to teach me what to do?”

“Your Holiness, I've indeed wronged you before, but I had no choice. I only wanted to survive. Now thatthings have progressed to this stage, you've taken your revenge, and I've suffered enough too. Sinceyou're unwilling to kill me, why don't you let me and the others go? You can look into this. Yeverie and Icame from the main world. Why don't you let us return to the main world and consider our scoressettled so we can part ways on a friendly note? What do you say?”

“Haha!” Mona was momentarily stunned before laughing out loud. “So, after this lengthy speech, your

goal is wanting me to release all of you? Dream on!”

Jonathan elaborated, “Must you push things to an irreversible state? Can't you admit that I'm indeedyour adversary? If you don't kill me, I'll have a chance to escape. If I escape, our relationship will surelyturn hostile. But now, we can forgo our grudges. My companions and I will leave Moranta, and we'llnever step foot here again. That way, what harm will it do to you? Why won't you let this slide?”

Jonathan pressed further, trying to fight for a slim chance of survival.

Mona stared at Jonathan in silence.

His body was enduring excruciating pain, but hope was kindling in his heart as he gazed at Mona witha glimmer of anticipation.

He felt his speech and the solution he put forth was reasonable and fair. What he had proposed was awin-win outcome.

But soon, a hint of mockery flashed across her eyes. “Brat, you're just my lowly captive now, yet youthink you can talk your way out of this? Aren't you being too naive?” She paused momentarily beforecontinuing, “So what if you're the Chosen One? So what if you're from the main world? I'm moreintrigued to keep you alive now to see how you plan to escape my grasp. If I can't even subdue aninsignificant brat like you, am I worthy of being addressed by others as Her Holiness? Do you reallythink I'm a lowly figure comparable to Silvius?”

Jonathan's heart sank.

He realized he's made a grave mistake.

Previously, Silvius' retreat had given him courage, but Silvius was obviously not in the same league asTheos.

What Jonathan had failed to take into account was the pride of the elite. In the past, Jonathan hadmade the same error when facing Yasir, who had the tendency to kill in a fit of anger.

At that moment, Mona was behaving in the same manner.

An elite wouldn't harbor fear, nor would they allow that emotion to arise within them. If Mona hadchosen to concede out of fear that Jonathan would become a threat, how could she have attained hercurrent accomplishments?

Jonathan had totally miscalculated.

At that point, there was nothing left to say, so he fell silent.

Hooked by Dragon Chain, he continued to endure the pain and exerted control over his vitality toprevent excessive blood loss.

Fortunately, Mona didn't plan to torment him further. After giving it a thought, she withdrew all thespikes from Dragon Chain.

The moment the spikes retracted, they tore through Jonathan's body in reverse, inflicting another waveof spine-chilling agony beyond human endurance on him.

Immediately afterward, Mona locked him inside her storage ring.

The moment he was sent into the storage ring was an intriguing experience. The entrance of thestorage ring was filled with blinding lights. Once he stepped in, he was inside the ring and found himselfin a solitary cell.

As the cell was no more than two square meters, Jonathan could only sit upon entering. Subsequently,he was bound by Dragon Chain again.

He thought he could meet Yeverie, Torrence, Fekro, and the others once inside, but he realized thatwas just wishful thinking.

There was no light in the cell, and only darkness reigned.

Jonathan felt extremely miserable, both physically and psychologically. Visually, that place was simplytoo depressing.

Being confined in a dark room was a severe punishment in the military, but his current predicamentwas even worse.

Mentally, all of Jonathan's hopes to escape were extinguished.

Huff!

He let out a long sigh. Still, he hadn't really given up. I must replace a way to save myself. No matter howhard it may be, I have to try.

At that moment, Jonathan couldn't see the situation outside. He scanned his surroundings and couldtell the storage ring was intricately crafted and secured with mysterious formations.

It would be utterly difficult for him to break out. Even if he did escape the storage ring, he couldn't getaway from Theos.

Before that, he must first think about how to deal with that d*mn Dragon Chain.

Jonathan's mind raced. He knew that his priority was to replace a way to survive. Only then would he becapable of rescuing Yeverie and the others.

Theos had promised Silvius to help him repair Creation Gem within three days, which meant shewouldn't leave Pollerton during that period.

Jonathan's biggest fear was that Theos would leave Pollerton and return to Holy Church at Paradiso.

If that happened, Theos would be operating in her territory, rendering his survival entirely hopeless.Soon, he calmed down.

Firstly, Jonathan felt the situation around him, and what depressed him was that elemental energy wascompletely blocked in the storage ring. Therefore, he couldn't use The Void Manifestation or musterelemental energy to heal himself. Theos is indeed meticulous, not giving me any chance to escape.

At that moment, the only thing Jonathan could rely on was primordial chaos.

Primordial chaos was the most enigmatic aura, so he hoped it could work.

He drove a portion of the primordial chaos out of his cerebral domain, which formed an elusiveprimordial spirit in the air.

Originally, primordial chaos could take the form of The Void primordial spirit within The Void withelemental energy. But now, the primordial chaos could only manifest into that aura, an existence ofpure vital energy in the air.

That pure vital energy was closely connected with Jonathan's cerebral domain. Even if it flew athousand miles away, he could still feel the primordial chaos.

In a way, the primordial chaos functioned as Jonathan's eyes.

At that moment, he used the primordial chaos as his virtual eyes.

The first obstacle the primordial chaos faced in that pitch-black cell was that the place was sealed, butnot to the extent of being completely airtight since Jonathan still needed to breathe.

He searched for some time and found a small ventilation hole.

After that, the primordial chaos slowly flew out of the hole.

That scene was magical, much like a man transforming into an apparition.

However, scientifically, the human body couldn't change between different states of matter and turn intogas.

However, Jonathan's primordial chaos was different. It resembled a formidable spiritual energy,

equivalent to a primordial spirit, unbound by the physical body.

Moreover, Theos also didn't expect Jonathan to be equipped with that ability.

An ordinary Magician, even an Archmage, wasn't capable of condensing primordial spirit. Once thedivine spirit in their spiritual energy left their cerebral domain, it would swiftly disperse if it wasn'tsupported by elements.

The extraordinary technique of possessing a primordial spirit wasn't something that could be easilyattained.

Theos knew Jonathan was a peculiar person, but she was also aware of the lack of elemental energyinside the storage ring.

Under such circumstances, even she would face difficulty condensing a primordial spirit. Therefore,Theos reckoned there was no way Jonathan had that ability.

However, the uniqueness of primordial chaos was demonstrated there as Jonathan could effortlesslylet his primordial chaos leave the dark prison.

Once outside the prison, he felt his cerebral domain suddenly turn bright, and a heavily guarded palaceentered his vision.

The palace was entirely white, and its ground was as smooth as a mirror.

Ten small prison cells were located on the left side of the palace, similar to the one Jonathan was beingheld captive in, and the doors to the cells were tightly shut.

Jonathan knew Yeverie, Torrence, Fekro, Clarabelle, and the others were imprisoned inside, but hecouldn't save them at that moment.

Therefore, he decided to stay put for the time being.

Then, he continued to observe the palace's surrounding with his primordial chaos.