In an instant, the rage within Uriyah erupted like an active volcano about to erupt, surging with overwhelming force. His eyes, already gleaming with brilliance, now narrowed into two narrow, tiny slits, like the cracks in a doorway blazing with flames, from which blazing fury erupted continuously. The flames were so intense that it seemed as if even the slightest approach would instantly ignite the surrounding air, unleashing a devastating catastrophe that threatened to reduce the entire world to ashes and obliterate it.
At the same time, his face, which had been considered calm, underwent a terrifying change due to extreme anger - his facial muscles were tightly stretched, and blue veins protruded like a dragon, making his face look particularly hideous and terrifying, like a wild beast out of control.
Then, Uriah let out a deafening roar, a roar like thunder rolling from the heavens, like the earth-shaking roar of a thousand horses galloping, soaring straight into the sky and echoing for a long time. "Who are you? How dare you act so recklessly! You are just a lowly goblin, yet you have the audacity to speak so arrogantly and boastfully! Today, I will teach you the truth about my power and awe!"
As Uriyah's roar, filled with rage and authority, rang out, a powerful pressure as vast as the ocean and overwhelming as a tidal wave roared out from his tall and mighty frame. Its force was as fierce as a torrential downpour or a galloping horse, sweeping towards Su Yan with lightning speed.
This pressure was like a ferocious beast, swooping down on its prey with bared fangs and claws. Wherever it passed, sand and rocks flew, dust billowed, and once-straight plants were bent and prostrated to the ground. It was as if all living things in the world felt the fear and intimidation of this pressure, and trembled uncontrollably.
Yet, surprisingly, even in the face of Uriya's appalling rebuke and overwhelming pressure, Su Yan remained calm, his heart unperturbed, not even his heartbeat quickening. His deep, resolute eyes betrayed not a single shred of fear, as if the scene before him, which would have terrified most people, was nothing more than a trivial farce to him.
Su Yan's lips curled slightly, a sneer of disdain playing across his face. Then, without flinching, he fixed his gaze directly on Uriya, his eyes gleaming with confidence and defiance. Then, in a slow and steady voice, he spoke, "Haha, Uriya, Uriya, now that I've successfully arrived here, are you still naive enough to think I'm just an ordinary goblin?"
Upon hearing this, Uriya felt his heart pound with a hammer, startling him. However, he was a seasoned warrior, and he quickly recovered from his shock. His eyes, blazing with flames, stared at Su Yan, his teeth clenched as he roared, "Great! So it's you who's behind this! You orchestrated and orchestrated what happened next! Did you take care of those people, too?"
Su Yan's lips curled up slightly, a mysterious yet confident smile forming. It seemed to conceal endless secrets, leaving one elusive. He spoke softly yet with unwavering determination, "Yes, it was me who did it. As for the reason... hey, it's okay to tell you, because—I am the legendary Goblin God!"
Upon hearing this, Uriya was stunned for a moment, and it took him several seconds to react. Then, as if he had just heard the biggest joke in the world, he burst into laughter. The laughter was deafening, filled with extreme disdain and deep mockery for Su Yan's words: "Hahahaha, this is ridiculous! The Goblin God died thousands of years ago, a fact known to the entire continent! How dare a young boy like you, still wet behind the ears, claim to be the Goblin God? It's simply wishful thinking!"
Facing Uriya's relentless questioning and wanton ridicule, Su Yan's smile remained unchanged, not even his eyes wavering. He maintained his nonchalant demeanor and responded calmly, "Oh? Really? Since you're so certain I'm not the Goblin God, why not try it yourself? Let's see who truly deserves to be the Goblin God!"
Before he could finish his words, Su Yan's eyes narrowed, and with a fierce swing of his arm, the longsword he held tightly in his hand flew out of its sheath like lightning. In an instant, a piercingly cold light flashed, like a gust of fierce wind, rushing straight towards Uriah.
Uriya's face paled at the sudden attack, and he secretly thought, "Not good!" But he was a battle-hardened man, his reactions were swift, and he didn't dare hesitate or slack off. His eyes widened in anger, and with a roar, he used all his strength to smash the mountain-like boulder he was carrying onto the oncoming Su Yan.
At the same time, he let out a deafening roar: "Hmph! You ignorant fellow, today I'll let you witness my might. Watch how I beat you into a bloody mess! You'll never be able to escape rebirth!"
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