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From Frieza's cold and piercing words, Frost felt nothing but undisguised threat and deep contempt.
The person standing before him was nothing as he had initially imagined. The seemingly polite and courteous Frieza had, from the mont he opened his mouth, fully revealed his overwhelming dominance.
In that instant, it was as if Frost suddenly had an epiphany, he completely realized that his plan to win Frieza over and use him to eliminate fighters from other universes was nothing but a foolish dream.
At this mont, Frieza radiated a terrifying and irresistible aura of danger from head to toe.
He was like a ticking ti bomb on the verge of exploding, capable of unleashing astonishing power at any mont, unstoppable and inevitable.
Frost couldn't help but recall the sinister expression Frieza had shown earlier when urging him to kill the three fighters from Universe 9.
If he had truly lost himself at that ti and followed Frieza's temptation, brutally slaughtering those three wolves,
What kind of fate would have awaited him next?
He didn't dare think further. His instincts told him it would certainly not end well.
Fortunately, at the critical mont, he had co to his senses, suppressing the evil impulse within him and refraining from taking that fatal step. But now, Frieza was once again instigating him, this ti even pressuring him to massacre lives from other universes.
At this point, Frieza's true intention had beco completely clear.
He wanted to use Frost to test what would happen if soone actually killed another fighter.
Frost had thought he could manipulate Frieza, but Frieza had seen right through him.
Still wearing a smile, Frost played along and said, "Senior Frieza, who would you like to kill?"
Frieza narrowed his eyes and looked at Frost with apparent satisfaction.
"So, you agree?"
Frost nodded obediently. "Of course. It would be my honor, Frost, to cooperate with Senior Frieza."
Frieza chuckled. "Hohoho… Lord Frost, you're too modest. I do appear sowhat older than you. Since you're willing to call 'senior,' then so be it."
Suddenly, a cold glint flashed in Frieza's eyes.
"Then, Lord Frost, let's go. Let's see if there are any fighters from other universes, and start with them."
Frost nodded and began walking toward the distance.
Frieza followed closely behind him.
All of a sudden, Frost stopped. He turned around and spoke:
"Oh, right, Senior Frieza."
"Hm? What is it?"
"Do you have any teammates here?" Frost asked.
Frieza shook his head. "I haven't sensed their presence."
Before they knew it, the two had reached the edge of the arena.
Frost spoke again: "Oh, it's nothing, Senior Frieza. We're teammates."
As he said this, Frost even gave Frieza a friendly smile. But in Frieza's eyes, that smile didn't seem friendly at all, if anything, it felt insincere.
A seasoned actor himself, Frieza played along: "Lord Frost, you're right. From now on, we are teammates."
However, at that very mont, a faint disturbance suddenly ca from the scattered fine sand all around them.
Both Frieza and Frost imdiately beca alert.
"Senior Frieza, did you feel that?" Frost asked warily.
Of course, Frieza had already noticed; he had sensed another presence nearby.
Frieza replied calmly: "Then, Lord Frost… I'll leave the rest to you."
"Go ahead and kill this one."
However, Frost froze in place. He had indeed sensed faint, subtle movents, but he couldn't detect the opponent's whereabouts at all. That alone was strange.
Frost carefully observed the stretch of sand before him, but in that very instant,
Bang…!
A sudden impact rang out from his body, and he was sent flying backward.
It was incredibly bizarre; there had been no warning whatsoever, yet he was blasted away just like that.
Shock was written all over Frost's face. He tried to regain control of his body, but in the very next second, he lost control again and was ruthlessly struck and sent flying once more.
"Damn it!! What the hell is this thing?!"
"Ahhh!!! Damn it!!"
Frost forcibly steadied himself, and in an instant, a powerful aura erupted from his body.
Unable to find his attacker, he grew increasingly furious.
He had no idea what was hitting him.
And so, Frost began launching attacks wildly in all directions.
Watching Frost's ridiculous display, Frieza suppressed his laughter and muttered to himself:
"This guy… is that really all he's got?"
At that mont, Frieza suddenly sensed sothing moving behind him.
"Hohoho… I won't be like that idiot."
With a light leap, Frieza shot up into mid-air.
From that vantage point, the entire desert ca into full view.
Yet at this mont, aside from the rampaging Frost, Frieza saw no one else.
"Oh? Strange. I can clearly sense a presence, yet I see no one. What's going on here?"
A thought suddenly flashed through his mind.
"Could it be… this guy is invisible?"
After a mont of consideration, Frieza beca convinced that his judgnt was correct.
In the next second, he descended back to the ground.
He scanned the barren desert covered in sand, and a plan ford in his mind.
"Hohoho… how interesting. If you're invisible, then let This Great King make you visible!"
Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh…!
Frieza began to unleash his energy without restraint. Instantly, the yellow sand of the entire desert was swept up by the overwhelming force of his aura.
Sand filled the air, saturating every inch of space.
The scene left Frost utterly stunned. He hadn't expected Frieza to possess such overwhelming power. At the sa ti, Frost's own body was quickly covered in a layer of sand.
But he couldn't understand why Frieza was doing this.
Frieza continued to drive his energy outward. His goal was simple: to use the raging sand to cling to the so-called invisible opponent and force them to reveal themselves.
"Hohoho!! Show yourself before this Great King, you invisible fool!"
Only at this mont did Frost finally realize the purpose behind Frieza's actions.
(End Of This Chapter)
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