"Damn it," Manyu cursed and turning his head to glare at Dolphite, "What the hell are you thinking? If the Sea Of Death is in trouble, the other seas won’t be unaffected!"
"Only the Sea Of Death will be affected," Dolphite said calmly.
Manyu and Imuji frowned simultaneously, "What do you an?"
Dolphite replied, "The king has assured us that the situation will be contained within the Sea Of Death and won’t spill over into other sea areas."
"Most seas are interconnected. Your king must be incredibly powerful to control even this," Manyu retorted with sarcasm.
Dolphite knew they wouldn’t believe him.
It was enough that his own kind had faith.
They were the only ones truly aware of their king’s power—an ability that was the closest to an immortal.
"Dolphite, why bother arguing with them? Those who cannot serve our king have no reason to exist," the female Goblashark’s arrogant voice cut through the tension.
"They were once our friends, and their strength is considerable. If I can persuade them to submit to our king, wouldn’t that be a good thing?" Dolphite replied.
Manyu spat disdainfully.
"Too bad for you, they don’t appreciate your effort. Once that Sea King is dead, if they still refuse to submit to our king, their only fate is death," the female Goblashark declared haughtily.
"Damn you all! That’s bullshit!"
Manyu cursed through clenched teeth.
"The king will never die! Even if you all die, the king will live on. One day, you’ll regret this. From now on, it’s a fight to the death between us!"
"You an it wasn’t already?"
Imuji’s voice murmured dryly in Manyu’s ear.
Manyu whirled around to glare at him, "Whose side are you on, anyway?"
"I’m on the king’s side," Imuji responded quickly, realizing Manyu was about to lose his temper and not wanting to provoke him further.
Dolphite sighed deeply, "Manyu, I genuinely care about you. Since you don’t appreciate it, so be it. Out of our past friendship, I will ask my king to grant you a rciful end."
Manyu took a deep breath, swelling like a balloon about to burst.
Imuji edged away from him.
When Manyu finally opened his mouth, he unleashed a deafening roar, sending shockwaves and a whirlwind toward Dolphite and the female Goblashark.
"Screw you, Dolphite, and your entire family!"
Dolphite’s face darkened instantly.
"I’m worried about our senior brother’s situation. You all handle this here; I’m going to check on him," Vigil Storozh said, glancing towards the source of the commotion where the Sea King and another mutated creature were locked in battle.
"I should go," said the Lin family Head as he flew over, glancing in a particular direction, "We need you here right now. You can’t leave."
Vigil Storozh noticed where he was looking, seeing that his gaze was fixed on the Yoder family mbers, "Understood. Thank you."
The Lin family Head shook his head, "Another wave of reinforcents should be arriving soon. The situation with the mutated creatures is dire. Be careful."
"More people are coming?" Zanilia Zhao, who was nearby, asked imdiately.
"Of course. Did you think the human side would just sit back and do nothing in such a crisis? But don’t get your hopes up too high. From what I’ve observed, the mutated creatures are already assaulting the cities. Many powerful figures are needed to defend the three main strongholds. Not many will be able to co."
"We understand."
The Lin family Head nodded and glanced at Raithwall Yoder, who was being guarded by Regis Yoder.
"Big Brother, should I go down and check things out?" asked Mikel Sabate’s father, Nicholas Sabate, as he flew over to the Lin family Head while looking down at the Sea Of Death.
The Lin family Head shook his head, "No, there’s no need. I believe they are fine. These whirlpools have been here for a while now. Since they haven’t surfaced, it ans things aren’t completely out of control yet. It’s better if you stay up here; if sothing goes wrong down there, it could turn bad quickly."
Nicholas Sabate’s father and brothers all perished in the central disaster zone.
Now, the entire Sabate family relied on Nicholas Sabate for support.
He couldn’t afford to have anything happen to him; otherwise, he wouldn’t be able to face his younger sister.
This ti, if it hadn’t been for his insistence on coming along, he wouldn’t have brought him.
"Big Brother, I’ll be careful. You be careful too," Nicholas Sabate acknowledged his concern and refrained from any reckless behavior.
The Lin family Head nodded in agreent and finally departed.
The marine-type mutated creatures on the female Goblashark’s side did not attempt to stop him.
To them, no matter how many strong humans arrived, they would not be a match for their king.
The Lin family Head sped along, flying across the vast expanse of the Sea Of Death, until he finally saw the source of the commotion.
A towering wall of water, several ters high, revealed a giant roaring dragon erging from within it.
But unlike the legendary dragons, this was like a Primal galodon—a prehistoric ocean predator evolved from ancient galodon during the Cretaceous period, and it’s has been long extinct.
The creature was a hundred ters long, with a massive head, sharp teeth, and powerful jaws capable of an incredible bite force.
Despite its weak vision, it had highly developed hearing and sll, and its robust body was covered in muscle blocks protruding all over—a true prehistoric apex predator.
Arriving just ahead of him was a blue ring octopus, now floating weakly on the sea surface, consud by guilt and frustration for being unable to aid the king.
The Lin family Head couldn’t conceal his shock.
"What are you doing here?"
Alus Restor noticed his presence and quickly pulled him away from the battlefield.
"Senior Restor, why is there a Primal galodon here?"
No wonder the Goblasharks was so arrogant—this was their trump card.
Alus Restor’s expression was grave, "I suspect it’s due to global warming."
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