Chapter 472

They still dared not slacken for a moment.

The sea of fire spread once again.

The raging sea of fire was like a rampaging demon.

It continuously destroyed everything here.

Luo En was at the center of the sea of fire.

He was now searching tirelessly for the lantern monster's figure.

The lantern monster had hidden himself within this sea of fire.

He used this method to constantly harass Luo En in secret.

But he found that this harassment seemed to have little effect on Luo En.

Yet Luo En's movements filled him with dread.

Each time, Luo En swung out a punch.

And that punch shattered the carefully crafted fire dragon and the entire sea of fire!

This level of fire dragon could easily defeat an S-class hero.

At that moment.

A shadow suddenly flashed by.

His body carried a stream of blue light.

He furiously attacked these flames.

And these flames were driven back by his strikes.

Luo En squinted to look closely.

The newcomer was none other than S-class hero Banggu.

Luo En did not know that the Cloud Paper Crane had already broadcast this news to the Hero Association.

So some S-class heroes had rushed here.

But when he saw Banggu, his mood eased slightly.

He naturally trusted Banggu's strength.

And he was also planning to find Banggu.

Banggu said,

"No wonder he's a Ghost Peak-level monster.

The power of this fire is formidable."

Though he could barely push back these flames with his fists, he could feel their terrifying nature.

His skin was slightly scorched.

Under these conditions, even a slight misstep could easily lead to injury.

Luo En said, "That guy has hidden himself within this sea of fire.

We must find him before we can defeat him."

Banggu nodded.

He swiftly unleashed a series of Flowing Water Shattering Rock Fists.

The blue light on his fists completely suppressed the flames.

Then his figure blurred as he charged inside.

No wonder it's ancient martial arts—so many refined techniques.

And his speed was extremely fast.

Luo En only saw his punches leave behind afterimages.

Like a barrier, they kept the flames locked outside.

But the lantern monster was extremely cunning.

He had clearly sensed another person had arrived.

So he buried himself even deeper.

He became part of the sea of fire itself.

Thus, finding him within the sea of fire was clearly difficult.

And Luo En strained to sense his aura.

Every living being has its own aura.

By this method, Luo En could quickly lock onto him.

But Luo En was astonished to discover that after forming the sea of fire,

the lantern monster's aura had vanished.

This meant he might have become one with the sea of fire.

If that were true, finding him within the sea of fire would be impossible.

Banggu roared loudly and pushed the Flowing Water Shattering Rock Fist to its limit.

He blasted a vast open space through the sea of fire.

This gave them more room to breathe.

No wonder he's an S-class hero.

Compared to the Cloud Paper Crane, Banggu now clearly had far more ease.

Earlier, the Cloud Paper Crane had exhausted himself completely just to sweep out a patch of open ground with his staff.

But the flames quickly reclaimed that ground.

The Unlicensed Knight had already arrived here.

When he saw this sea of fire, his expression subtly changed.

This sea of fire was terrifying—it painted the sky a blazing red.

And he hadn't even reached the edge of the fire.

From this distance,

he still felt a wave of scorching heat.

The man beside him said hesitantly,

"What can we do?

This level of battle is far beyond our reach."

The Unlicensed Knight thought for a moment, then said,

"If it's fire, then we fight it with water."

So he got back on his bicycle and headed toward the town.

The man beside him had no idea what he intended to do.

But he followed him in that direction anyway.

He knew full well that staying here would do him no good.

The Unlicensed Knight went to the nearest town.

He actually went to find the local fire department.

Although the sea of fire had lit up heaven and earth,

no one dared approach this direction.

Everyone knew a monster was at work here.

So the fire department couldn't possibly reach the site to extinguish the flames.

The Unlicensed Knight found the fire chief and said to him,

"I need to borrow your fire truck."

The fire chief stared at the Unlicensed Knight in surprise.

He couldn't understand why this man wanted a fire truck.

This was a monster-level battle.

A mere trickle of water would be useless.

But the Unlicensed Knight insisted on borrowing the fire truck.

The fire chief could only give in.

He let him take one away.