Such thoughts appeared in Frostfire’s mind in an instant, but he didn’t slow down his pursuit because of it.
Like a lightning bolt, Frostfire had already extended his foreclaws, appearing right in front of Blackhand.
Because Otto wanted a live capture, Frostfire planned to directly grab Blackhand with his own claws.
Just as Frostfire was about to achieve his goal, a smile surfaced on Blackhand’s face at the crucial mont.
At the sa ti, his mouth opened and closed, confidently saying, “You have been fooled, stupid Undead Dragon!”
The mont his words trailed off, a dense rain of various spells in different colors precisely poured down towards Frostfire like a torrential downpour.
As it turned out, unbeknownst to them, Blackhand and Frostfire had arrived at the fairly peaceful Old City District.
anwhile, Blackhand’s students had long gathered in this place devoid of people.
On the other hand, Frostfire, rushed and eager to catch up, ca here alone, essentially fighting alone as a dragon.
If it were one-on-one, even with the aid of the black iron magic puppet, Grand Mage Blackhand couldn’t possibly be a match for Frostfire.
But what if it were several dozens or even hundreds of spellcasters with above-average skills?
Moreover, these spellcasters were Blackhand’s students, and their combined efforts were astonishingly coordinated, allowing them to pour out their magical power in a short period of ti, combining various magic items and scrolls, and creating a massive and stunning Magic Storm!
Not all dragons or undead dragons had Otto’s terrifying magical resistance. Even Frostfire rely possessed strong immunity against frost and fire damage.
However, in this massive Magic Storm, those two types of spells accounted for only a small portion.
At the sa ti, due to his eagerness to chase, Frostfire hadn’t examined the surrounding geography before arriving here, so naturally, he wasn’t aware of the possibility of an ambush.
Although that may be the case, given the dragon’s innate pride and arrogance, even if he had ample ti, Frostfire probably wouldn’t have paid attention to his surroundings.
Regardless, now Frostfire could only face one outco.
That was to be riddled by the dense Magic Storm!
Originally, he still had a slim chance of escape, and the mont he sensed this dangerous situation, he imdiately chose to do so.
But Blackhand, who was nearly within his grasp, would not waste such a great opportunity!
Blackhand swiftly recited a complex and lengthy incantation before raising his wand, taking to the air, and retreating, attempting to dodge the attack range of the Magic Storm.
At the sa ti, the black iron magic puppet underneath him quickly transford.
Its arms, made entirely of black iron, beca as flexible as a willow branch in an instant, and then wrapped around Frostfire like a snake, tightly entwining both the magic puppet and Frostfire together.
Now, with the burden of such a large magic puppet, it was impossible for Frostfire to escape the attack range of the Magic Storm.
“Don’t think that everything will go as smoothly as you planned!”
Frostfire recalled everything that happened after encountering Blackhand, and it seed that he had been at a constant disadvantage.
In his anger, Frostfire’s dragon tail suddenly burst from beneath Blackhand and skillfully wrapped around him.
Then, amidst Blackhand’s exclamations of surprise, he was pulled back by Frostfire.
“Now, let’s enjoy the storm together!”
Frostfire laughed maniacally, while Blackhand’s face fell.
Even soone as powerful as Frostfire could not co out unscathed or lightly injured from such an attack.
With Blackhand’s physique, he wouldn’t survive if he were subjected to such a strike.
More importantly, Frostfire’s tail wrapped around Blackhand grew tighter and tighter. Now Blackhand was struggling to breathe, let alone continue casting spells.
A spellcaster unable to cast spells properly is no different from an ordinary person in many cases.
Blackhand’s students nearby also noticed the predicant their tutor was in. While they were anxious, the spells had already been cast…
At this point, there was no way to save the situation.
So, Blackhand’s students could only stare at their tutor anxiously, hoping for a miracle to happen.
As for Blackhand, he was well aware of his current predicant.
Just as Blackhand began to despair and Frostfire gritted his teeth, preparing to withstand the impending Magic Storm, a trendous figure suddenly landed beside them with a loud bang.
Imdiately afterwards, both Frostfire and Blackhand felt the world around them darken.
It was then that they looked up and saw that Otto had appeared beside them, using his wide dragon wings to completely shield them.
“My lord…”
Frostfire looked at Otto in astonishnt, but before he could say anything more, the barrage of spells slamd directly into Otto.
“Boom…”
With various spells continuously bombarding Otto’s body, the surrounding area was instantly filled with consecutive explosions.
Even beneath Otto, Frostfire and Blackhand could feel the ground shaking constantly.
However, Otto’s protective asures were indeed flawless, and by the ti the Magic Storm had ended, neither Frostfire nor Blackhand had been affected by any spells or even the aftershocks.
When Otto finally spread his wings, Frostfire and Blackhand realized:
The surrounding area had been utterly obliterated by the dense Magic Storm, leaving a huge crater, with their current position resembling an isolated island in the middle of the ocean.
This illustrated just how terrifying the previous Magic Storm attack had been.
“My lord! Are you alright?”
The first to co to his senses, Frostfire glanced anxiously at Otto, who had protected him before.
At this mont, in addition to gratitude, there was also deep self-bla in Frostfire’s heart for his own incompetence.
However, when he saw Otto’s appearance, he was stunned.
His newly polished black scales glead under the moonlight. Apart from his half-closed, slightly drowsy eyes, Otto didn’t seem to have any negative effects from the storm.
It seed that, for Otto, that terrifying Magic Storm was rely a special bath…
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