Chapter 198: Various Plans, the Primordial Dragon's Second Form

"Hahaha, my lord, I presume I haven't arrived too late?"

Accompanying the appearance of the Dragon Mech and the special Blue-Scaled Dragon, a bold and hearty laugh also rang out from above.

At this moment, Zhang Rang, who had transformed into a sixteen-meter Crimson-Scaled Dragon, also laughed as he looked at the black-robed figure standing opposite the True Dragon.

He hadn't expected that the existence fighting the True Dragon was actually that mysterious black-robed figure who had once done business with him.

This could not be called anything but a stroke of luck.

Because compared to a stranger—an unknown existence he had never dealt with—at the very least he had communicated with this black-robed figure before.

There was no chance that the moment they arrived, both sides of the battle would team up and attack them first.

Even for them, that would be hard to bear.

Still, they had to prepare for the possibility that this existence might turn hostile in the end; in that case, the True Dragon's flesh and blood would need to be entrusted to General Wang for safekeeping.

Amidst his laughter, Zhang Rang's crimson beast pupils swept around, and he swiftly thought everything through, then twisted his massive dragon head to nod at the other two.

"Not late, not late—if anything, you've come at just the right time."

Hearing this, the black-robed figure was briefly taken aback, but then, quick-witted as he was, he chuckled and responded.

He had originally been wondering whether the newcomers might be on the True Dragon's side; if so, things would have gotten troublesome. Who would have thought these otherworldly beings would actually greet him directly.

In that case, without a doubt, their being able to recognize him must mean his other avatar had done something while he hadn't crossed over yet.

Although he hadn't yet received the memories of his other body, judging by the current situation they should be temporary allies, which was naturally a good thing.

Anyway, as long as they weren't enemies and didn't affect his final plunder of the results, everything was fine!

Yet the communication between these two sides—one confused, the other playing confused while knowing full well—truly enraged the Primordial Dragon.

Today was undoubtedly the angriest day it had experienced in all these many years.

In the span of a single day, not only had it encountered a group of beings who had inexplicably invaded its territory to slay it, but later, just as it was about to finish them off, it had run into true otherworldly beings crossing over.

If that were all, so be it—but the key was that they had somehow colluded with each other at some unknown point.

What did this mean?

It meant these humans had actually betrayed the world that gave them birth and raised them, and betrayal is forever the thing all living beings despise most.

Beyond that, it also meant that the important duty the Father God had entrusted to it—it had somehow failed in its duty!

Those otherworldly beings had somehow secretly slipped into this world without it knowing.

This was the Primordial Dragon's failure to properly oversee the spatial tunnels!

The mere thought of facing the Father God's disappointed gaze in the future made the Primordial Dragon feel its entire dragon life had grown dim and lifeless.

No!

It had to destroy all evidence on the scene!

It had to clean all of this up before the Father God returned.

Since these humans had chosen betrayal, they no longer had the right to live in this world under the Father God's dominion.

Let them turn to the embers of flame!

With this thought, as the Primordial Dragon began to rage, at this moment it truly unleashed the world's power authorization the Father God had granted it before departing.

In this era where faint Light Points had finally begun to permeate the air everywhere, this shard of authorization Baichuan had once bestowed truly began to take effect.

A strange yet extremely conspicuous light suddenly began to shine from above the ancient dragon's majestic dragon head, at the center between its dragon horns.

"What is this?"

The moment this light appeared, the black-robed figure's heart tightened. As an existence of the Demigod Realm, he was inherently extremely sensitive to changes in the world's environment.

At this moment, from the instant that light appeared, he actually sensed the terrifying energy in this region of the world suddenly surging over with abnormal activity.

It was as if that light was an extremely terrifying gravitational vortex, directly drawing all the surrounding energy of heaven and earth toward it.

This was a "Divine Spark"!

Instinctively, a doubt arose in him, but in the next instant he realized what it was!

Without a doubt, only a Divine Spark could explain why this dragon was so powerful, and why its strength rose and fell with the world.

And only a Divine Spark could allow a mere being of the Legendary realm to stir the energies of heaven and earth.

"Can't let it keep going like this!"

At this moment, he suddenly spoke up loudly—that was meant for the third-party force nearby, Zhang Rang and the others, to hear.

Then he raised his right hand and pointed straight toward the Primordial Dragon's direction.

In an instant, a thick pillar of light surged forth from his fingertip, carrying a tremendous momentum as it rushed toward the Primordial Dragon.

On the other side, having heard the black-robed figure's warning, Zhang Rang and the others also began to move.

The Blue-Scaled Dragon, its graceful form wreathed in Canglan flames, gathered its power and breathed out; a searing, almost solid Canglan fireball followed right behind.

Zhang Rang, piloting the Dragon Mech, also drew out the third dragon spear from his back and, amid violent currents of electricity sweeping through, hurled it with a thunderous crash.

However, all these attacks, before they could even get close to the Primordial Dragon, were blocked by a searing wall of fire formed from the energy invisibly gathering in the air.

Even though this wall of fire could only block them for a moment, that bit of time was enough for the Primordial Dragon.

In an instant, wrapped in a massive amount of red Light Points mutated under the Primordial Dragon's control, its entire bodily posture underwent a dramatic change at this moment.

At this moment, the ancient dragon that commanded the power of flame no longer had the rounded scales of before; instead, a layer of crystalline, translucent fire armor radiating searing high temperature had extended outward.

This layer of fire armor was like a second body, directly enlarging its entire form by a size, and making its appearance even more lavish and noble.

On its majestic, domineering dragon head, long, hard dragon horns wound upward, piercing straight into the heavens.

A crown of flame thus appeared above its head, and at the center of the crown was that half of a round "Divine Spark Fragment" exposed to the air.

At this moment, it was quietly radiating a crystalline, dazzling light at the center of the crown.

At the same time, countless blade-like thorns also grew out all over its body and limbs.

These blade-like thorns, just from looking at them, one could feel that aura of Sharpness.

Without a doubt, any creature that dared to touch these blades would surely be flayed open, blood flowing freely.

And after the Primordial Dragon's form finished transforming, the attacks from the other three finally shattered the fire wall and arrived.

However, in response, the Primordial Dragon merely leapt beneath its feet, its massive Dragon Wings on its back spreading wide as it flew away and dodged.

Then, once again, brilliant light flared within its dragon maw—this time, the light that appeared was no longer a pale-purple fire line, but a thick purple light pillar!

This signified that the Primordial Dragon had truly and fully unleashed the violent flame power Baichuan had bestowed upon it, and its terrifying might—even under extreme Yasu—could no longer condense into a thin fire line.

In an instant, the light pillar radiating a deep purple hue blasted forth.

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(End of this chapter)