439: Chapter 136: Does the Older Dragon Bully the Younger One?
(Part 1) 439: Chapter 136: Does the Older Dragon Bully the Younger One?
(Part 1) The siege circle was growing ever tighter, and Ye Yinzhu knew that if he didn’t act now, once the enemy pleted the encirclement, only a few might escape while the rest of the warriors would be annihilated.
Oliveira’s reinforcements likely wouldn’t make it in time; they had to rely on themselves now.
With this in mind, he made a snap decision, “Direction northeast, charge.” At Ye Yinzhu’s mand, two thousand Dragon Cavalry moved all at once, flanked by Eric Minlong’s Cavalry for protection, as the Machino Iron Dragon Cavalry simultaneously accelerated.
Ye Yinzhu could only opt to move forward and collide with the five thousand enemy Dragon Riders ahead; he hoped the formidable impact force of the Machino Iron Dragon would prevent the enemy’s Min Long from stopping them.
If they could break through the encirclement, there was a chance to flee.
Although the ground encirclement was formidable, what truly worried Ye Yinzhu was the threat from the skies.
Six figures in the sky were drawing closer, three black and three gold, a total of six mature, giant dragons, all of Advanced rank Nine.
Their side had only Li Sha, and even if she had fully recovered from her poisoning, how could she possibly contend with an enemy six times her number?
Six Advanced rank Nine magical beasts, if they attacked, just one Group Curse would be sufficient to obliterate their forces.
Indeed, a snare set by both the Landias Empire and Bo Pang Kingdom.
“Peja,” Ye Yinzhu shouted loudly.
“At your service,” Peja emerged from the ranks of the Three Hundred Grim Reaper.
Being coerced by Ye Yinzhu with a fake poison, he had reluctantly joined Ye Yinzhu’s team, adding a special member to the rank of Three Hundred Grim Reaper.
Ye Yinzhu looked at Peja, mounted on the back of Eric Minlong Knight, and spoke in a deep voice, “See those in the sky?
Six dragons—your target is the Black Dragons.
Shoot them down for me, using the deadliest arrows.”
“Yes,” Peja replied with a swift turn of his eyes.
He immediately slipped quietly into the crowd and disappeared.
His infamous slyness wasn’t for nothing; sneaking an attack on a giant dragon and ensuring the opponent wouldn’t notice his Divine Artifact was no easy feat.
Just then, in the skies, a bright gold light shone down from above.
That bright gold hue was scattered from the three massive gold figures, covering all of the five thousand enemy Dragon Riders who had already arranged their formation below.
Whether the Dragon Riders or the Eric Minlong, under the shroud of this gold light, they gained a rich metallic luster all over their bodies, a faint golden aura protecting them, distinctly conspicuous in the darkness of night.
Grand Sorcerer Yue Hui, standing beside Ye Yinzhu, changed his expression.
“That’s not good, it’s the Metal Dragons’ metalization defense.
We’re in trouble.
I’m afraid even the Machino Iron Dragon might not be able to break through the Eric Minlong battle formation enhanced with metalization defense.”
This was Ye Yinzhu’s first time witnessing the unique spell of Metal Magic.
He trusted Yue Hui’s judgment without any hesitation, pulling out his Nine Heavens Ring Zither from within his clothes.
If those six dragons in the sky kept up their actions, the next moment would likely see three Dark Taboos landing on top of their own heads.
Gently stroking the zither strings, Ye Yinzhu’s gaze suddenly became focused, as if at this moment his eyes and heart saw only the zither, not the war before him.
His hands stroked the strings, his eight fingers gently moved, and a melodious zither piece quietly unfolded.
The sound of the zither, like wild geese arriving, was ethereal and lofty, the sequence of the geese in harmony, now hidden, now visible, as if ing and going.
The melody rose and then subsided, continuous and melodious; the base tune was quietly beautiful, still yet dynamic.
Elegantly fluid, enduring and fresh.
One by one, clear purple halos rose from his Ancient Zither, tracing beautiful arcs in mid-air, heading straight for the high skies.
There were a total of six halos, as if guided by an eye, they targeted the six giant dragons directly.
“The Wild Geese Descend on the Sand,” one of the nine famous pieces of the Zither Sect, effect: Restrictive Spell.
If he let his opponents unleash their magic in the sky, it would be impossible to defend.
Ye Yinzhu didn’t expect to use the Soaring Dragon Technique alone to wipe out all six of those Advanced rank Nine superior magical beasts.
With his current strength, he was still far from capable.
If he had the time, he certainly hoped to impose “The Wild Geese Descend on the Sand” on the enemy’s Dragon Cavalry, but for him, time was too tight.
The real opponents he faced were those six dragons.
Six halos were cloned directly onto the six giant dragons under the guidance of spiritual power, without any deviation.
In mid-air, black and gold magical light surged as powerful Dark Demon Magic and Metal Magic directly targeted the Six Divine Music Halos tracking them.
Unfortunately, they knew too little about the Divine Music Halos.
How could such pure spiritual magic be intercepted by elemental magic?
Whether it was the corrosive Dark Demon Magic or the incredibly sharp Metal Magic, they penetrated rapidly upon contact with the Divine Music Halos and exploded in the night sky.
Meanwhile, the Six Divine Music Halos enveloped the bodies of the six giant dragons at the first instance.
As the halos covered the dragons, Ye Yinzhu, seated on Eric Minlong’s back, shook violently, and his plexion turned pale.
After all, these were six Advanced rank Nine superior magical beasts!
The resistance burst from their spiritual power almost shattered the Divine Music Halos.
It was the first time Ye Yinzhu encountered such a situation, and he knew that although the Divine Music Halos he had developed were good, they ultimately had their limits.
However, the dragons’ resistance did not mean that the Divine Music Halos performing “The Wild Geese Descend on the Sand” had failed.
The six giant dragons, originally flying at high speed, suddenly slowed down.
Their bodies became sluggish and began to fall toward the ground.
Although they weren’t plummeting as fast as freefall, this lack of control was already alarming for them.
Just then, a black light sliced through the sky without warning.
The light, like a faint lightning bolt, surfaced from nowhere in the night and disappeared in a flash.
One of the Black Dragons among the six shuddered, and through the Divine Music Halo’s connection, Ye Yinzhu could clearly sense its spirit’s resistance sharply decreasing.
The enormous body fell straight down through the air.
The roaring of the angered dragons was like a series of mighty waves, stirring up deafening noise.
The remaining five giant dragons were enraged.
A massive aura of darkness emanated from the two falling dragons, and in the depth of a low chant, massive dark green corrosive clouds cascaded from the heavens.
The three larger Metal Dragons began expelling golden lightning from the sky, launching an attack directly toward Machino the Iron Dragon, who led the charge on Ye Yinzhu’s side.
A pale beam shone from afar, a massive column of light piercing the night sky and stabbing into the depths of the Corrosive Cloud.
Light against darkness—two diametrically opposed magical elements erupted instantaneously.
Amidst the Black Dragons’ roars, the Corrosive Cloud was swept away.
Unfortunately, the silver figure in the distance began to glide down from the sky, a whiff of a bloody scent spreading through the air.
It was Li Sha.
As soon as the six giant dragons appeared, Silver Dragon Princess Li Sha had been preparing her magic.
As a leader among the young generation of the Silver Dragon Clan, if she chose to flee, it would be impossible for the six giant dragons to catch up with her, even if they were stronger, thanks to her Wind Attribute Magic’s speed.
But she hadn’t done that.
She didn’t want to leave the battlefield; the proud Silver Dragon chose her most formidable forbidden curse.
While the two Black Dragons cast their spells, she launched a counterattack.
Sadly, being alone, her prepared Light Forbidden Curse pletely destroyed the Corrosive Cloud, but the severe backlash inflicted immediate damage to Li Sha’s not yet fully healed body.
With mouthfuls of blood spurting out, Li Sha could only barely spread her dragon wings and glide toward the ground.
She suddenly realized how weak her strength was.
In facing such large-scale bat, she couldn’t play a decisive role.
Boom, boom, boom—violent explosions erupted amidst the ranks of Machino the Iron Dragon Cavalry.
The simultaneous assault by the three Metal Dragons brought catastrophic disaster to the Milan Dragon Riders.
Although Metal Dragons were not known for their magical prowess and could hardly perform group magic, their frenzy of single-target spells unleashed powerful offensive outputs.
Three bolts of golden lightning fell into the formation and caused severe explosions.
Three Dragon Cavalry members and their mounts at the forefront were blasted to pieces, and the scattered debris, enveloped in golden light, became as solid as the toughest metal.
The resulting shrapnel’s devastating power was too much for even surrounding Machino Iron Dragons, and needless to say the Dragon Cavalry on their backs.
Just that one attack obliterated more than fifty Machino Iron Dragon Riders from this world.
The gap between Dragon Tamers and real giant dragons was so vast.
This unequal warfare had already begun to tilt.
Three dark purple spheres of light launched from Grand Sorcerer Yue Hui’s long-handled magic staff with a dark aura, speeding toward the three Metal Dragons in the sky, intercepting their next round of magic just in the nick of time.
However, even though Yue Hui, a Dark Magic Senior Sorcerer was powerful, could one man’s strength stop three Metal Dragons?
The answer, of course, was no.
Although Yue Hui blocked the three Metal Dragons’ next round of magic, he spat blood from the magic backlash, with a low chant constantly echoing.
But by this time, the three Metal Dragons had already landed on the ground.
Ye Yinzhu persisted in playing “The Wild Geese Descend on the Sand”; he couldn’t stop.
If he allowed the enemy’s giant dragons to rise into the sky again, the damage they could deal would only be greater.
Therefore, he must continue.
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