The Sea King instantly appeared in its path, "You’ll have to get through first."
The Primal galodon opened its mouth in anger, spewing a burst of scorching flas.
The fire was so intense that even the surrounding seawater couldn’t extinguish it, and it shot straight at the Sea King.
The Sea King raised his hand, transforming the seawater into solid walls.
The flas broke through the walls, shattering them like glass with a sizzling sound, piece by piece.
They finally stopped after piercing through a dozen walls.
The Sea King spat out more blood, which floated in the water, mingled with bits of internal organs.
"Hurry, go!" the Sea King urged Amalia, seeing that she hadn’t moved yet.
"It’s too late," Amalia said, watching the ferocious Primal galodon approaching them in the blink of an eye, its massive jaws wide open.
Compared to the enormous Primal galodon, they seed minuscule.
Even if the dragon swallowed them, it wouldn’t be enough to fill its teeth.
A burst of sound waves, accompanied by seawater, surged from its throat, turning the water into deadly weapons that cut their skin as they flowed past.
Amalia’s raised arms were already a bloody ss, but Kenny Lin, whom she protected behind her, was mostly unscathed, except for a scratch on his face where a pearl of blood trickled down.
The Sea King, however, wasn’t so lucky.
His chest was caved in, revealing internal organs, so of which were half-destroyed.
He couldn’t withstand the Primal galodon’s furious attack.
"I told you, your struggle is in vain. Earth will be mine sooner or later," the Primal galodon declared while looking down at the Sea King with cold, vertical pupils before shifting its gaze to Kenny Lin.
Amalia silently blocked its view with her body.
Despite the imnse pressure, she didn’t flinch, eting the Primal galodon’s gaze with unwavering determination.
The Primal galodon didn’t consider this weak human a threat; its target was Kenny Lin, the human who had brought him unsettling news.
It now realized that the Sea King had been stalling to buy this human ti.
It still didn’t understand why the Sea King had given the Yin-Yang pearl to a human despite the looming threat of the expanding spatial rift.
"Primal galodon, if you have any business, deal with ," the Sea King said while clutching his chest, his eyes bloodshot.
The Primal galodon didn’t spare him a glance, "Sea King, you no longer have the right to speak to . Get out of my way."
The seawater surged, sweeping the Sea King away.
However, it seed the Sea God intervened, for the Sea King wasn’t carried away as the Primal galodon intended.
Instead, the water swirled around him, anchoring him in place.
Before, the Primal galodon wouldn’t have spared the Sea King, but now its focus had shifted.
It could sense the increasingly irritating aura emanating from Kenny Lin.
Eager to end this, it opened its jaws wide, gathering a fiery blaze in its throat.
Amalia gripped her spiritual sword, her ridians flowing with energy faster than ever and channeling it into the sword.
A terrifying pressure emanated from it.
The Primal galodon’s eyes showed a hint of surprise.
This energy pressure was remarkably strong.
If Amalia’s cultivation level were higher, the Primal galodon might have had to retreat.
At that mont, the Primal galodon made a firm decision.
This human must die!
The fla ball in the Primal galodon’s throat continued to grow as it channeled more and more power into it.
The ball expanded, its terrifying pressure spreading out like a tidal wave.
With a roar, the massive fireball broke free, illuminating the dark seabed as if it were daylight.
Amalia was also frantically channeling energy, ignoring the blood seeping from her orifices, draining her spiritual power to the last drop.
Just as her ridians were about to run dry, a hand reached from behind and gripped her wrist.
"Stop draining your energy. Are you trying to die? I’m not going to let that happen," Kenny Lin’s cold voice echoed.
Hearing this familiar tone, Amalia felt a mix of joy and relief.
"Are you alright?"
Seeing her concern, a flicker of irritation crossed Kenny Lin’s eyes.
"Whether I’m alright or not, you’d better worry about yourself first."
He pulled her behind him.
In the short ti he had closed his eyes, she had nearly driven herself to ruin.
If he had awakened a mont later, she might have reduced herself to a fool.
Draining a spiritual cultivator’s spiritual energy completely could harm their foundation, leading to issues in cultivation or, in severe cases, a drop in their cultivation level.
"Are you alright or not?" Amalia frowned.
"I’m fine," Kenny Lin said coldly, then turned his icy gaze to the Primal galodon, "Daring to harm my girlfriend like this, you must be seeking death!"
His voice seed to echo within the Primal galodon’s ears, resonating with a tremor as if from an endless abyss.
The Primal galodon’s pupils contracted.
That dangerous aura was back, even stronger than before.
It imdiately launched the enormous fireball it had been brewing, shooting it out like a cannon.
Kenny Lin raised his hand, summoning a crescent moon.
With another wave, a black moon appeared, combining with the white crescent to form a yin-yang symbol.
He pushed the yin-yang symbol forward, and it rapidly expanded to several dozen tis its original size.
The fireball struck the yin-yang symbol with a roar.
The Flas spread out but were halted at the symbol’s edges as if encountering an invisible barrier.
The fire’s light gradually dimd and began to shrink inward.
It looked like the fire was being absorbed back into itself, but in reality, the yin-yang symbol was absorbing it.
When all the flas were absorbed, the Primal galodon’s greatest attack was effortlessly neutralized.
"Impossible!"
The Primal galodon stared in disbelief.
"I won the bet," the Sea King that was supported by seawater, laughed.
"Shut up! There’s no way I could lose!"
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