Chapter 604

Realizing there was something strange about the boy before him, Rad couldn't help but frown tightly.

'Bloodline? Profession? Or something else?'

He couldn't understand why a fifth-tier professional would possess such absurd defensive power, and it seemed he didn't even pay a price.

Before Rad could figure out the reason, he noticed the gold light in the man's pupils growing even more brilliant.

Followed immediately by an unparalleled sense of threat.

!?

The next moment, blazing flames converged into a single point, then transformed into a black sun hanging between the stars.

Flame currents churned, space collapsed, the boundary between matter and energy was utterly erased.

Polugas and Lavilin stared at the black sun silently devouring nearly half a star system, momentarily speechless.

Seriously, is this something a fifth-tier professional can do?

They had both ascended from the fifth tier—how come they couldn't achieve anything like this back then?

Glancing at his slightly curled body hair, Polugas muttered: "Say, Lavilin, maybe you should just surrender—tangling with this guy won't end well."

Upon hearing this, Lavilin rolled her eyes, then a cold expression flashed across her face.

Did the Glutton Demon think she didn't want to?

The reason she was still holding on was simply because she was too deeply entangled in this matter—even surrender wouldn't save her.

But it wasn't entirely hopeless—Lavilin didn't believe that the 【Dragon Calamity】 would be so easily killed; after all, he was a ruthless figure who had survived a seventh-tier expert.

And

As if remembering something, the succubus's gaze flickered slightly.

Just as the two demons paused to observe the situation, Sofiya and the others arrived at the battlefield.

Old Wu sat inside the giant robot built around Pan Mingrui, watching the apocalyptic scene on the screen before him, and couldn't help swallowing hard: "Feels like we're not needed at all."

They'd come thinking they'd support their ally, but it looked like he didn't need them at all.

With a strange mix of emotions, the bearded middle-aged man suddenly asked: "Director Xiao Pan, was he this insane back then?"

"I don't know." A pale blue hologram suddenly appeared in the cockpit. "After all, he never experienced the fifth tier."

"True."

Hearing this, Old Wu scratched his head.

Normally he never used that guy as a benchmark for power—his history was just too absurd.

But Li Ang was acting just as insane, so he'd unconsciously compared them.

Unfortunately, it was like Guan Yu fighting Qin Qiong—these two simply couldn't be compared, unless one day Li Ang broke through to the seventh tier.

Shaking off his wandering thoughts, Old Wu wiped the sweat from his forehead and muttered under his breath: "This ability is just too strong—even inside the cockpit, I feel hot."

They were still far from the black sun, and the cockpit had thermal shielding—normally, even a star couldn't affect him at all.

Hearing his complaint, Pan Mingrui said calmly: "I've turned on every cooling system available."

Even more insane.

Old Wu pulled at his lips, unable to imagine what the scene at the center of the Black Sun would be like.

Even if he piloted the dead star warship he'd spent years preparing, he'd likely still not survive this attack.

As the two chatted, the black sun began to twist, eventually shrinking into a tiny black dot that slowly faded among the stars.

With the black sun gone, the battlefield's central situation reappeared before everyone's eyes.

Two figures stood facing each other.

One was a young man with a massive hole in his chest; the other, an old man covered in charred wounds.

At this sight, the entire scene fell utterly silent.

This outcome… exceeded everyone's expectations.

'Is this mutual destruction?!'

Polugas swallowed hard with both his upper and lower mouths—he'd assumed the fight would end with one side critically wounded.

'Then what should I do next?'

Just as the Glutton Demon pondered his next move, a shout suddenly pulled him back to reality.

"Li Ang!"

Sofiya, seeing the horrific wounds on her companion—wounds fatal to any normal person—tightened her expression instantly.

Without further thought, she dashed forward and stood in front of the young man.

Alongside her appeared a giant robot, and a black dragon growling continuously.

Watching the motionless old man nearby, Old Wu said gravely: "We'll handle the rest."

As long as they could hold out until the dead star warship arrived, there was still a chance.

As if sensing his thoughts, the giant robot's eyes flickered with blue light.

Yet just as the atmosphere grew increasingly tense, a cough suddenly came from behind them.

"Cough, cough, cough."

Sofiya instinctively turned toward the sound—and saw Li Ang, who had looked moments ago like he was about to die, now fully restored, his aura merely weakened slightly.

Is this even a dragon?

Even Sofiya couldn't help wondering this now.

But she quickly suppressed the thought—after all, it was a good thing.

Just as Sophia breathed a huge sigh of relief, an extremely shocked voice suddenly came from a robot nearby: "Li Ang! You're okay!?"

Inside the cockpit, Old Wu subconsciously rubbed his eyes, a somewhat dumbfounded expression appearing on his face.

This.

If, before today, someone had told him that a fifth-tier professional, in a one-on-one frontal combat, could gain the upper hand against a not-weak sixth-tier professional, he would only have thought the other person had drunk too much engine oil and fried their brain.

Believing that would be more believable than believing he was the CEO of Giant God's Gravity.

But right now, Old Wu had really run into such a situation.

Not only him, Borujas and Ravelin basically shared similar thoughts.

Only Lord Luonan, who had been secretly spying from the shadows, was slightly better off.

Due to his special background, he had seen certain freaks of nature before.

'So this little fellow is the genius that 【Aio Logistics】 has been secretly cultivating all these years?'

As this thought flashed through his mind, this 【Mirror Person】 couldn't help but slightly narrow his eyes.