Starting from the Planetary Governor

Chapter 1416: Chapter 806

The soldiers of Yunlang have already made great efforts and sacrifices, but all they have managed to do is eliminate two Water Dragons. The remaining two still inflicted heavy casualties on them.

At least twenty Yunlang soldiers perished in the deluge.

The Water Dragons appeared like serpentine dragons, roaring and clawing aggressively, but in essence, they utilized powerful torrents of water to sweep people away with immense force.

When struck by the Water Dragons, the defensive spells on the Yunlang soldiers shattered like paper. Those hit directly were like tofu being smashed by high-pressure water, their entire bodies were pulverized. Blood stained the first part of the Water Dragon red, and their bodies, reduced to fragments of flesh, wrapped in tactical suits that had turned to tatters, were swept away into the currents.

And those not struck directly weren’t necessarily luckier. They were engulfed by the Water Dragons’ bodies, and although the impact was less severe, they were helplessly ensnared by the strong currents represented by the Water Dragons. Trapped inside, they couldn’t breathe or control their bodies, constantly torn by the terrifying water flow. Even if they tried to hold their breath to endure, water would relentlessly flood their noses and lungs, causing them to pass out quickly. Whether they survived or not, they were as good as dead in this battle.

With twenty soldiers suddenly gone, the firepower of the Yunlang soldiers could no longer be sufficiently sustained.

The two remaining Water Dragons continued their rampage, while the five destroyed ones, under Li Ang’s control, began to regroup at a distance.

One of the characteristics of the Water Dragon Spell is that as long as its core remains maintained, the spell will continue to be effective. Even if the Water Dragons are destroyed, they will quickly reconstruct themselves within a short period.

Yunlang’s side had already countered Li Ang’s Water Dragon Spell attack quite successfully, destroying more than half in an instant, but they still paid a heavy price, with severe casualties except for the formidable Yao Cheng himself.

But Yao Cheng also had new strategies for the remaining two Water Dragons and the five re-forming ones.

He himself seemed motionless, but the Dark Giant that enveloped his entire body let out a roar.

Countless black spears shot out from the Dark Giant, aiming at Li Ang and his Water Dragons.

Li Ang was well aware of the power of these pitch-black spears; earlier, he had been struck by one, leading to his defense spell being polluted, which took significant effort to resolve. He didn’t want to experience that again.

He dodged with effort while also retrieving the [Silver Dragon], firing projectiles of Spiritual Power to shoot down two black spears he couldn’t avoid, shattering them mid-air.

However, while he could dodge, the massive Water Dragons, far less agile than him, couldn’t evade.

Each Water Dragon, including the five forming ones, had a varying number of black spears embedded in them.

Soon after, Li Ang saw the black spears on the Water Dragons melt rapidly, merging into the bodies of the Water Dragons.

Soon, the two undestroyed Water Dragons, poised to continue slaughtering more Yunlang soldiers, halted abruptly. The water composing their bodies, tainted by the diffusion of the melted black spears, turned entirely gray-black. Their bodies stiffened, movements slowed, and ultimately they froze, unable to maintain the mimetic form of Giant Dragons any longer, dissolving into pools of foul water.

The Water Dragons in the process of forming met a similar fate.

Li Ang raised an eyebrow, had the Water Dragon Spell been cracked so easily?

He had anticipated that the Water Dragon Spell alone wouldn’t easily defeat the opponent. Considering Yao Cheng’s displayed strength, if he was neutralized by just a Water Dragon Spell, it would be overly simplistic.

Nonetheless, he hadn’t expected such a straightforward solution from the opponent.

Yao Cheng’s main body had previously slashed down two Water Dragons and then used his defense to make the third shatter upon collision; it was a simple and brutal response, yet Li Ang found it acceptable.

With such sheer strength and ferocity, in a hard-hitting type of spell like the Water Dragon Spell, it emphasizes direct confrontation. When it encounters a harder force, it couldn’t win the collision and had to concede.

But to now have utilized several black spears to dissolve the two existing Water Dragons and the five half-formed ones into dead water… this was beyond comprehension.

Did the corrupting effect really have such a strong impact on the Water Dragon Spell?

More crucially, Li Ang didn’t even have an opportunity to interfere in this process. In front of him, pop-ups appeared similar to those when his defensive spells were polluted earlier, but the speed at which the Water Dragons were tainted and dissolved was too fast, depriving him of any cracking time.

Meanwhile, as Li Ang was astonished, Yao Cheng also felt a comparable level of disbelief.

He was not just surprised; he might even carry a hint of unease he didn’t want to admit.

He had anticipated that Li Ang would be tough to deal with. Various past reports of Li Ang’s performance in battles were specifically compiled and delivered to him. Under such circumstances, he certainly knew that Li Ang was a challenging opponent.