Chapter 711 -720

Chapter 711
Frost covered Luanra’s massive frame as she roared and protected herself from the steam explosions. She didn’t feel much from the Flood Dragon attacks but she also didn’t bother swatting the dragons away. Lunara kept her eyes on Grixor, whose mighty claws and jagged tail were real threats.

As Lunara blasted Grixor with stream after stream of icy breath, Grixor’s claws tore through the ice to collide with Lunara’s frost body. That alone was enough for Grixor to confirm the truth, like Torian had with Moranti.

It was obvious that Lunara had surpassed him in level, putting her at lv. 99 like Halmut and Skaryn. That didn’t guarantee that Grixor would lose but he did understand that he was facing an uphill battle this time. There was no telling how much health Lunara had now, and her regenerative abilities were possibly on par with Halmut’s after leveling up so much. This forced Grixor to treat Lunara differently as he changed his mindset. He decided it was best to treat Lunara as more powerful in every category apart from speed, as it was better to overestimate Lunara’s defenses and attacks than to underestimate them and face the consequences.

But the most eye-catching battle was the battle of Jack and Halmut. All sorts of colors scattered through the air as their differing flames collided time and time again. Jack’s teleporting abilities were tamed by Tralbok’s time manipulation while Kylon would focus on giving Halmut opportunities to back off and reset for the next charge. It was a slow strategy but it should eventually get the job done.

Suddenly, Tralbok backed off and failed to stall Jack’s next attack. While Jack managed to drill his barbed, club-like arm into Halmut’s torso, Tralbok dispersed attacked an illusion of Jack that had grabbed his forehead.

“TRALBOK! STAY FOCUSED!” roared Halmut, unhappy to see his most loyal supporter giving Jack an opening. “Don’t stop moving!”

Both Tralbok and Kylon took that advice, swarming around Jack and Halmut as the two collided over and over across the sixth floor of the open chamber. Sometimes they would feel someone touch their heads but they were already in motion and found it easier to evade the chance of tanking a cerebral collapse.