1235: Chapter 210: Slightly Superior 1235: Chapter 210: Slightly Superior Not able to hit it off in conversation, one redundant word led to another.
Negotiations failed to resolve the conflict, fists would eventually have to.
In the blink of an eye, the Sanctuary Powerhouses from both sides had already clashed violently.
Derris, who had been prepared to vent her anger on Hudson with a beating, hadn’t even started to move when she was overwheld by a massive Bear’s Paw.
The Unicorn beneath her chose to dodge imdiately, which inadvertently caused the Three-eyed giant beside them to suffer a disaster, being directly slapped away.
“Little White, it’s just a big Earth Bear, why dodge?” Derris angrily questioned.
As a Sanctuary Divine Beast, it was supposed to be the best at Shield, yet at the critical mont of taking a hit, it dodged, which was a classic case of letting down an ally.
The Unicorn was also depressed.
Its reaction was a pure battle instinct; only a foolish beast would stay in place and take a beating.
As for the issue of the teammate, it could only say sorry.
Unicorns, as their na implies with “lone,” have always been accustod to solitude, with absolutely no experience in cooperative combat.
“Derris, don’t just bla .
What on earth did you do to make that bear cub’s eyes turn red with rage, wanting to fight to the death with you?”
The tone of Schadenfreude left Derris speechless.
They were one entity; if the master suffered a beatdown, how could the mount remain unhard?
Belsden, piqued by the “big dog bear,” did not care for the nuances.
He was particularly unhapy with Derris, considering his status as the Earth Bear was one to be cherished and adored—how dare she associate him with a lowly dog bear, it was simply too much provocation for the bear.
Temper flaring up, the Unicorn could no longer laugh, and suddenly felt an imnse heaviness, losing its agility to dodge.
Derris’ own face grew heavy with an incredulous mutter at the corner of her mouth:
“Gravity Field!”
“Impossible!”
“This can’t be happening!”
…
A Domain was a power that only those at Sanctuary Second Order could grasp.
Although the Earth Bear before her had not stepped into the Sanctuary Second Order, the Domain had appeared prematurely.
The legacy of the Elf Race was complete, and Derris, who was not inexperienced, had broken through the Sanctuary three hundred years ago and had also seen Sanctuary Second Order powerhouses within her race.
Belsden’s Domain, although not as formidable as those of his predecessors, had already taken a rudintary form.
This ant that as long as the Magic Elents in the world recovered to a certain extent, this bear before her could smoothly take the most crucial step.
Having reached this conclusion, Derris was not okay.
She had painstakingly cultivated for many years, and had not even touched the threshold of Domain, yet a bear had grasped it.
If that were all, she could accept it.
After all, the title of the king of the earth was not for nothing; his extraordinary talents were common knowledge.
The key was that she knew nothing about this bear’s current condition.
While the power of the Domain was colossal, its consumption was equally vast.
Everyone used it at critical monts; who would use it like Belsden, directly engaging in a Domain war?
Fortunately, Derris was unaware of how Belsden had co to comprehend the Domain; otherwise, her entire Elven understanding would have been overturned.
To awaken one’s innate divine powers as a Domain for the sake of pest eradication and earning Gold Coins—such a legendary tale, should only exist in myths.
Only Hudson, equally lacking in understanding of Sanctuary cultivation, would mistake the beginnings of a Domain for magic.
Complaining was useless, the battle had to continue.
Although not invincible within the Domain, the suppression it exerted on the enemy was indeed formidable.
Derris and the Unicorn had beco the unlucky ones, getting beaten black and blue in the blink of an eye.
Mainly because the Unicorn took the brunt of the attack, the fragile elf couldn’t withstand a slap from the furious Earth Bear.
The accidentally injured Three-eyed giant was also frustrated; having found the instigator, it wanted retaliation, only to send itself into the Domain and get beaten alongside the Unicorn.
Belsden’s sudden outburst directly affected the entire battle situation.
A few Sanctuary, who had co over to help out and had been prepared to symbolically fight and then sneak away, now changed their minds.
Why flee when they could win?
Sanctuary also cared about their image.
Defeating the Alien Coalition would surely boost morale and inspire the nations to resist the Different Races.
Watching his own Earth Bear kill left and right, Hudson felt very awkward.
Because of his presence dragging them down, Maxim could only entangle with an Elder Elf and couldn’t fully unleash his power.
Those resentful Dragon eyes made Hudson’s scalp tingle.
He didn’t want to drag them down, but at his Seventh-order level, he was just Cannon fodder in battles of this caliber.
Even holding a Divine Artifact was useless.
Unless soone foolishly stood still to let him hack away, he couldn’t lock onto a target.
The battlefield saw Human Race suppressing Different Races and Different Races suppressing Human Race; for a while, the battle actually reached a stalemate.
The accompanying Seventh and Eighth-order Strongn tacitly took on the role of spectators.
It wasn’t that they couldn’t join the fight, but this battle was a political extension.
It seed like the Alien Coalition was standing up for the Orcs, but in fact, it was a test between two major camps.
The competition lay in the high-end forces of both sides, not just to determine a victor.
If the tacit agreent was broken, the Alien Coalition’s Sanctuary wouldn’t just co to fight them next ti, but would directly target the Five Nations Alliance.
The Human Race had many more cities than tribes on the plains, which were much easier to find.
No Noble had the power to withstand an assault from multiple Sanctuary.
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