"Hiss!!!"
In a void that resembled the expanse of outer space, a colossal black serpent exceeding tens of thousands of meters in length suddenly materialized — a creature so immense that a single sweep of its tail could send a star hurtling away.
The supreme predator that existed only in the ancient era, spoken of only in legends and myths — the Komoyan Giant Serpent — had descended upon this very place!
Coiling through the void, the black giant serpent possessed enormous amber slit-pupils that gleamed like stars, its body covered in fine black scales that shimmered with a smooth, lustrous sheen.
This was no illusion conjured by sorcery or a mere projection of bloodline aura — this was a living, breathing creature of flesh and blood!!!
The Morning Star killing move of the ancient Komoyan Giant Serpent warlocks — Komoyan Serpent Transformation!!! It forced the warlock to temporarily revert to an ancestral form, transforming into a terrifying primordial creature!
This ancient Morning Star creature, fully controlled by the warlock's consciousness, even retained its original spellcasting abilities.
Terrifying physical might combined with magical prowess — a Morning Star-level Komoyan warlock was absolutely the nightmare of every Morning Star Wizard!
Pinned by those enormous slit-pupils! Ganlier's entire body went cold as the fear hidden deepest within his genes erupted violently.
"No! No! I still have my Morning Star killing move! I have to go all out!"
At that moment, Ganlier also completed his own Morning Star killing move, and dazzling, resplendent light erupted from his body.
"First-tier Talent Spell — Disruption Field!"
"Second-tier Talent Spell — Power of the Meteor!"
"Third-tier Talent Spell — Star Ring Burst!"
"Fourth-tier Talent Spell — Ritual Turbulence. Combined Morning Star killing move — Spatial Meteor!!!"
Boom! The void shattered open, and a colossal meteorite resembling a blazing star emerged, transforming into a meteor hurtling toward Lei Lin. Space before the meteor constantly collapsed and regenerated.
"Hiss..."
The Komoyan Giant Serpent roared, meeting the enormous meteor head-on, and a battle worthy of myth erupted…
…
In the Wizard World, above the Phosphor Marshes, the numerous Morning Star wills fell into stunned silence.
"How… how could that brat's Komoyan Serpent Transformation be this powerful?"
After a long silence, the most powerful will at the center finally spoke: "A warlock's Talent Spell is determined not only by tier — bloodline is also a factor! The purer the bloodline, the greater the power of the spell!"
"Are you saying that that brat's bloodline purity even surpasses Gilbert's three?"
"Yes. What a regret that we didn't discover him earlier and snuff him out… He's already grown to this point…" The central will sighed, looking thoroughly lamentful.
"It seems like Gan Lier has lost for certain…" Following this, the numerous voices suddenly choked up like ducks with their necks wrung, gurgling sounds emanating from them, as if even the Dawnstar Wizards observing the battle had been stunned.
"Are you joking?!" "How is that possible?!"
The numerous wills seemed to have witnessed something utterly inconceivable, falling into a collective trance.
Buzz buzz!
Above the battlefield, the void twisted and rippled. Raelin had changed into a black wizard's robe, standing proudly tall.
And when the bloodline warlocks below caught sight of Raelin, they finally let out a collective breath of relief, shouting: "Raelin! Raelin!"
But the crowd's cries of jubilation were abruptly cut short.
Because Raelin raised aloft a head that still wore an expression of undying defiance. The face on the head had thin lips and silver pupils, but they had already lost all their luster — it was the head of the Demon Hunter, Gan Lier!
"The Demon Hunter, Gan Lier, has been defeated and killed. Who among you still wants to step forward?"
Raelin stood proudly in the center of the field, holding Gan Lier's head, and swept his gaze across the assembled ranks.
Since ancient times, a Fourth-Circle Wizard who stood high above like a morning star had actually just fallen and perished right before their very eyes?
Not only the wizards of the allied army, but even the warlocks of the Ouroboros Ring found it hard to believe, pinching themselves as if they thought they were dreaming.
The battlefield fell into a deathly silence for a time. Once the warlocks finally recovered their senses, they erupted into wild, unrestrained screams.
For far too long, the crushing weight upon their hearts had been unbearably heavy. Now that they finally had a chance, they naturally let it all pour out, and there was even a taste of madness to it.
"You should not have killed him!" the enormous will spoke.
At the same time, Raelin was also exchanging communications with the other Dawnstar wills.