Chapter 1064: The South Coast of the central continent Chapter 1064: The South Coast of the central continent The serpent retaliated, striking with lightning-fast precision.
Bolts of electricity arced from its body, each one a deadly lance that threatened to pierce Cain’s defenses.
The scarlet dragon twisted and turned, using barrages of scarlet flas to shield himself from the electrical onslaught.
“RUMBLE!” “BOOOM!” The air crackled with energy as the gargantuan lightning serpent and massive scarlet dragon clashed, their battle lighting up the stormy skies and raising cataclysmic waves in all directions.
The Tempest Serpent took advantage of its superior speed and coiled around Cain, its imnse body constricting with crushing force.
Cain roared, his muscles straining against the serpent’s grip.
“Dragon’s Wrath!” Cain bellowed, his draconic muscles bulging as his physical might increased at the cost of vitality.
His body surged with strength as he fought to break free.
With a mighty effort, he tore through the serpent’s coils, his claws rending scales and flesh.
The serpent hissed in pain, its body recoiling as Cain pressed his advantage.
He unleashed a concentrated blast of Dragon Breath, the scarlet flas searing through the air with destructive force.
The serpent writhed, its body engulfed in fire, but a cloak of lightning protected it from the devouring might of Scarlet Reaper, allowing it to fight back with pure ferocity.
The battle raged on, the gargantuan serpent and massive dragon pushing their limits in a struggle for dominance.
Cain’s body was battered and bruised, but his killing intent only kept rising as he made his energy explode, finally finding an opening and burying his fangs into the Tempest Serpent’s neck.
“Hisssreee!” The Tempest Serpent scread in pain, but its defenses were strong enough to endure the dragon’s bite.
Or at least that was what it thought until suddenly a dark force covered Cain’s maws, extending the wounds, making rivers of blood fall from the injury.
The power of Reaper Touch made the Tempest Serpent scream even louder, and things only grew worse as Cain summoned the full might of his Scarlet Reaper, channeling a sea of scarlet flas into the wounds.
The scarlet flas flooded into the Tempest Serpent, shattering everything to pieces, making it easier for consumption, and increasing the power of the flas even more.
The Tempest Serpent twitched and attempted to move away, but Cain did not allow it, keeping a tight grip on the creature and continuing to channel the power of Scarlet Reaper inside it.
Waves of life force, vitality, and spirit forces reached into Cain’s body as Scarlet Reaper consud the Tempest Serpent from the inside out.
The wounds from the battles began to nd, and his body grew stronger, while his energy pool replenished, and finally, a massive amount of spirit force was left for the Dark Seed to calmly consu.
A wide, ferocious smile appeared on Cain’s face as he did not simply wait for Scarlet Reaper to consu the Tempest Serpent, opening his maws wide and consuming the entire creature.
That way, the scarlet flas inside his stomach would do the job, and he could continue his journey.
“I am close.” Cain grew excited as he knew he was very close to the South Coast, and as soon as he set foot on that land, he would have reached the central continent, a place full of powerful individuals that could eclipse the heavens with the power of their souls.
With a wave of his massive draconic wings, Cain marched forward, vitality and power running through his flesh and blood as the scarlet flas kept consuming the body of the Tempest Serpent.
On an empty shore, there were five figures, all with an energy pool high enough to allow them to stand high in the sky.
The Sky Masters were gazing at the waves that reached the coast and monitored the hundreds of cultivators that went around the area, collecting anything valuable that might reach this place.
In Trinity Island, Sky Masters were people of high renown and possessed titles like Dukes, with entire fortresses under their control, yet there were five of them on this shore whose sole purpose was that of guards.
It was a boring job and did not pay much, but it was also safe since the chances that sothing dangerous might reach the coast were very small, so the five Sky Masters were only relaxing, not really paying attention to their Sea of Wonders.
“ROOOOOOAAARRRRR!” However, their easygoing attitude imdiately faded as they heard a massive roar.
The five turned toward the Sea of Wonders’ sky that was covered by thunderclouds and saw with shock and utter awe how a massive scarlet dragon erged from them.
The cultivators on the coast who were scavenging for treasures shouted in horror, and all of them imdiately began to run away, terror overwhelming their hearts.
The creature was simply too massive, and the aura it unleashed seed to flood the skies.
The Sky Masters were also terrified, not understanding why such a massive monster would arise from the Sea of Wonder.
They were guards and were supposed to protect the cultivators beneath, but none of that mattered, and they only wanted to run, yet they could not.
The mont the massive dragon focused on them, they felt a crushing force reach their spirit, paralyzing their bodies.
The scarlet dragon descended with grace and power, his enormous wings folding as he landed on the shore.
The impact sent shockwaves through the ground, causing the earth to tremble and leaving deep, clawed imprints in the sand.
The dragon’s scales glistened with an ominous sheen, each one a shield of impenetrable strength.
As the dragon lowered his massive head toward the Sky Masters, his eyes, each larger than a grown man, glowed with an otherworldly power.
The Sky Masters could only gaze up in awe and dread, feeling as insignificant as insects under its piercing gaze.
The dragon’s maw opened, revealing rows of razor-sharp teeth that could easily rend steel, but instead of unleashing destruction, the creature spoke with a voice that rumbled like distant thunder.
“Is this the South Coast of the central continent?”
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