Chapter 108 Wrestling with Giants

Galos's dragon eyes narrowed slightly.

Wherever that white beam of light passed, the air was broken down into a vacuum trajectory, even the light was distorted, and the speed was extremely fast.

If you get hit by this, it definitely won't feel good.

The diamond giant was more powerful than any opponent he had ever faced before.

To kill it, you need the right timing and the right strategy.

Galos abruptly folded his wings, his body tumbling rapidly in the air. Beams of light grazed his wing membranes, while attacks such as rocks and fireballs were smashed to pieces by his brute force.

However, due to these interferences, the speed inevitably slowed down considerably.

call!

Galos opened his mouth and unleashed a fiery dragon breath.

Thick, raging flames, highly concentrated, shot out in a column towards a young stone giant.

The young stone giant stood motionless, watching helplessly as the dragon's breath approached.

The granite giant shoved his people aside and conjured a thick, massive stone shield in his hand, blocking the dragon's breath.

The heavy, towering body was pushed back step by step by the dragon's breath, plowing long furrows into the ground, and the giant rock shield was visibly melting into glass.

He suddenly stopped breathing.

Galos turned his body to dodge the spear thrown by the diamond giant.

Seeing that Garos had stopped using his ground-slamming attack, the diamond giant murmured a low incantation, preparing to cast a heavy spell on him to affect his speed and mobility.

However.

Galus was prepared.

He flapped his wings, gaining altitude and escaping the spell's range.

The diamond giant's spell landed in empty space, and his magical energy was wasted.

"This young dragon is no ordinary creature."

The diamond giant gazed at the dragons circling high in the sky, his heart filled with awe.

This wasn't its first time dealing with dragons; its hands were stained with dragon blood.

In the mind of the diamond giant, dragons were creatures that could not control their violent temper when they fought.

They can fly, but few dragons are able to make good use of this advantage.

When they get carried away, dragons often choose to engage in melee combat on the ground, especially red dragons. They enjoy close-quarters fighting and the feeling of bloodshed, rather than relying on speed and flight skills to maneuver around their targets.

The young dragon before us possesses the bloodline of a red dragon.

Its thorns, robust body, and sulfurous smell all confirm this, but the diamond giant doesn't feel like a foolish and reckless red dragon at all.

The battle continues beneath the deep darkness of night.

Galos fully utilized his advantage of dominating the sky. After his first surprise attack, in which he killed the young stone giant with a ferocious descent, he never set foot on the ground again.

He used ranged attacks such as dragon breath and exploding scales to control the area and bombard the stone giant camp.

Because they could accumulate power time and again before launching an attack, Galos, as the attacker, held the initiative. The Stone Giants, after a long period of defense, eventually lost their footing and made a mistake.

As Garros charged again, the granite giant cast a heavy spell on him.

The timing of the spell was completely wrong, not when Garros slowed down to take off, but when he accelerated during his dive.

Driven by the invisible pull of the earth and the surging flames, Garus's body tore through the night sky, almost becoming a straight line, and hurtled towards the stone giant camp.

He spread his wings, which resembled a guillotine.

The towering stone house, the granite giant's arm, and the head of yet another young stone giant were all neatly severed at the same time.

The diamond giant strode up to Garus and raised his arm.

Galos showed no fear, using his speed to sidestep the heavy punch and crash into the diamond giant's strong, hard chest.

Bang!

The ground is sunken and cracked.

At the moment of impact, some of the thorns and scales on Garos's body shattered, and his scales exploded. The heavy body of the diamond giant fell backward and rolled dozens of times on the ground, crushing many of the monster's companions, collapsing several houses, and finally embedding itself in the high wall surrounding the camp, where it was buried by rubble.

In a simple contest of strength, Galus is currently no match for the Diamond Giant.

After all, he was too young and his life level wasn't high enough.

However, after accelerating, Garus, whose body was wrapped in immense kinetic energy, was able to knock the diamond giant away in one fell swoop. Although he himself felt dizzy due to his adaptation and evolution over the years, he was otherwise unharmed.

The dragon spread its wings.

Before the hordes of monsters could surround him, Garos took to the air again, escaping the ground battlefield.

The diamond giant rose from the pile of rubble, its chest bearing obvious dents and cracks, but the surrounding soil and rocks quickly healed it.

It possesses formidable defensive capabilities and can continuously repair itself by absorbing soil and rocks.

Even if it stands still, it will take a long time to kill it.

In its current state, Garus doesn't really have a good solution for the Diamond Giant.

The diamond giant was also helpless against Garus.

Galos is incredibly fast and has boundless energy. He maintains terrifying speed and explosiveness, yet he hasn't shown any signs of fatigue or weakness, nor has he revealed any obvious weaknesses.

Both sides found each other very difficult to deal with.

"It can't kill me, but the other members of my tribe are in danger."

The diamond giant's gaze swept over the other giants, and he thought to himself.

The granite giant is pressing the young giant's head back into its body, using earth elemental energy to stitch up its wounds and allow it to stand up again.

Stone giants are not living beings of flesh and blood.

A decapitation strike is not a fatal blow to them.

However, the feeling of narrowly escaping death still made the young stone giant tremble slightly, filled with anger and fear towards the dragon in the sky.

The younger giants, equally terrified, huddled behind the granite giant, trembling with fear.

"We cannot continue fighting it inside the camp."

“Every attack it makes damage to the camp, and I have to consider my own people, so I can’t go all out.”

With this thought in mind, the diamond giant raised his head and began to insult and provoke Garus.

"A mixed-race bastard."

Its roar was like a mountain collapsing, and it shouted angrily: "You cowardly creature who only dares to stay in the sky and doesn't dare to approach the ground at all, you are not even as good as these useless rock lizards!"

"You are afraid of me, afraid that I will tear your dragon wings apart, pluck your dragon scales, and skin you alive!"

"No red dragon is as cowardly and timid as you. You have no honor of dragons and you are a disgrace to me!"

First, they insulted people to incite hatred.

The diamond giant noticed that the young dragon's face showed anger.

Heh, he's just a young dragon after all. Although he's more composed than other dragons, he still can't hold back and can't withstand provocation.

Considering that Garus is more stable than other dragons.

This kind of provocation might not be enough to reliably draw hatred.

The diamond giant casually broke off a section of his finger and tossed it into the air: "Come on, you cowardly half-lizard! This scrap is enough to be a family heirloom for your beggar's den. Don't you dragons just love shiny trash?!"

It withdrew its light and focused it on its left chest.

A radiant light shone from within his heart.

Pure, sparkling, bright.

It looks like a small white sun.

That was the heart of the diamond giant, a top-grade magical diamond nurtured over hundreds of years within the stone giant's body.

"True treasures are not even worthy of being touched by trash like you!"

After insulting the diamond giant, it used the greed of dragons to lure him.

Galos's eyes flashed as he stared at the diamond giant, his dragon face revealing a mixture of anger and greed.

“I will use my claws to cut open your stone body and dig out your heart.”

He said.

"Heh, come on if you dare."

The diamond giant bent his knees slightly, then leaped away from the stone giant camp and strode towards the higher ground further back.

The Stone Giants' camp is located on a high ground.

The ground here slopes slightly upwards and is relatively flat with few obstacles. It runs quite fast and gradually moves away from the camp.

Garus, seemingly drawn by the provocation and the promise of treasure, abandoned his attack on the giant camp.

A barely perceptible smile appeared on the corner of Hong Tielong's mouth.

"Finally, they've fallen for it!"

He murmured joyfully to himself, flapping his wings and soaring high in the sky, chasing after the diamond giant.

(End of this chapter)