It’s important to note that Amalia was only a Tier 2 spiritual cultivator, while the Black Titanoviper was comparable to a Tier 1 spiritual cultivator, it was several levels higher than her in terms of strength.
Yet, the Tier 2 spiritual cultivator that the mutated creatures underestimated was the one who severely wounded them.
This realization sparked a surge of excitent and hope in everyone’s hearts.
"Damn humans!"
Seeing the Black Titanoviper killed right in front of it, the Purple Pavoraiah’s fury could no longer be described simply as anger.
"Can’t handle this already?" Kenny Lin lifted his deep, piercing gaze, his eyes dark and unreadable.
The Purple Pavoraiah froze for a mont, then suddenly seed to realize sothing.
Its expression changed dramatically, and it looked at the place where the Green Morphaloth King had been standing.
There was no trace of the Green Morphaloth King.
In fact, the entire sky no longer held the Green Morphaloth King’s presence.
While everyone’s attention was on the Black Titanoviper, the Green Morphaloth King had been killed without even having ti to scream.
"I will kill you!"
The Purple Pavoraiah’s fury intensified as it spat out several energy spheres, which imdiately shot toward Kenny Lin.
Among the energy spheres, one suddenly changed trajectory mid-flight and aid for Amalia.
The Purple Pavoraiah was sure Amalia had already expended all her spiritual energy in executing two major attacks in a row.
Killing her would satisfy its vengeful desires.
Kenny Lin’s expression turned grim, but he knew that if he went to save Amalia, he would be ignoring the energy spheres coming at him, which would then land on the city behind him and likely causing massive casualties.
"Don’t worry about ; I’ve got a plan," Amalia quickly reassured him when she saw his expression.
She had been preparing.
While Kenny Lin was engaged in his fight, she had secretly taken a crystal core to recover her spiritual energy.
Though the ti was short, she had managed to regain so energy.
She quickly switched the sword in her hand to a staff-like spiritual artifact.
Using all the remaining spiritual energy she had left, she poured it into the spiritual artifact, which instantly activated an invisible defense shield.
The Purple Pavoraiah’s energy spheres collided with the invisible defense shield, creating the appearance that a transparent force in the air was blocking the energy spheres.
The energy surged upon impact, resulting in a sudden explosion.
Amalia was pushed backward by the shockwave, her internal energy channels shaken, and her internal energy and blood surged to her chest.
However, she managed to hold her ground and withstand the attack.
Seeing that she was unhard, Kenny Lin relaxed.
After dealing with a few energy spheres, he quickly returned to Amalia’s side.
"You should go rest and heal. I’ll take care of things here," he said.
"Alright, be careful," Amalia agreed, then returned to her squad on the city wall.
Kenny Lin fixed his cold, ruthless gaze on the Purple Pavoraiah, his intense and aggressive aura becoming more pronounced, "You dare attack my people? Prepare to die!"
The Purple Pavoraiah didn’t understand his words, but its sole focus now was on killing this human spiritual cultivator.
The two flew higher into the sky, with black sword light and deep blue energy spheres occasionally intertwining like a grand display of fireworks.
After the Green Morphaloth King’s death, the remaining Green Morphaloth lost their leader’s guidance, causing chaos and diminishing the threat they posed to the humans.
The soldiers recovered from the shock of the battle and returned to their own intense and exciting fights.
However, the atmosphere around Amalia’s squad was unusual.
They had thought Amalia was just an ordinary, low-level spiritual cultivator like them.
In the blink of an eye, she had been revealed as a Tier 2 spiritual cultivator who publicly defeated the Green Morphaloth King and the Black Titanoviper.
Even if she hadn’t killed the two mutated creatures, she had severely wounded them.
The power of her two mighty moves had been deeply etched into their minds.
A move that could severely injure two high-level mutated creatures was certainly not ordinary, but no one was dwelling on that thought at the mont.
"Your spiritual energy is depleted; you should rest in the back for now," Officer Henry suggested kindly.
Given Amalia’s achievents in battle, no one would dare criticize her if she decided to sit out the rest of the fight.
"That’s right, with the Green Morphaloth King dead, the remaining small fry can be handled by us," other soldiers chid in in agreent.
Amalia shook her head and smiled, "No need, it’s just a temporary depletion of spiritual energy; I have other ans."
Everyone was suddenly confused.
Without spiritual energy, one can’t even wield spiritual artifacts, so what other ans did she have?
Could it be hand-to-hand combat?
Amalia smiled but did not elaborate.
They would see for themselves in due ti.
The others didn’t think much of it, as they had already been stunned by the two moves Amalia had perford earlier.
"This kind of Sword Technique is definitely advanced level spiritual technique. How could she possibly...?" Hernan Rodriguez was both surprised and astonished, "Could it be the Erald Dragon Spiritual Sword Technique?"
"It doesn’t seem like the Erald Dragon Spiritual Sword Technique," Antonio Rodriguez said with a grim expression.
Just a few months ago, Amalia’s cultivation level was not even comparable to his.
In just a few short months, she had beco a Tier 2 spiritual cultivator like him.
Although her cultivation level was only at Tier 2 Beginner Stage, seeing her just face off against the Black Titanoviper and Green Morphaloth King with such confidence and strength...
Antonio Rodriguez questioned himself—if he faced those two powerful mutated creatures, he wouldn’t be confident in severely injuring them.
On the contrary, he might have ended up fleeing in fear.
Thinking about this, Antonio Rodriguez’s expression grew more and more unsightly.
Being surpassed by a junior he didn’t like was clearly an unpleasant feeling.
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