Chapter 730 - 425: Legendary, Legendary!

Chapter 730: Chapter 425: Legendary, Legendary!

Nasha, Alberto, and Deborah didn’t even have the chance to let out a painful roar before their bodies convulsed violently. They lost consciousness on the spot, and their massive bodies fell towards the raging sea below like kites with broken strings.

Meanwhile, the already tempestuous sea surface below exploded suddenly.

A giant wave, a hundred feet tall, rose into the sky as if controlled by an invisible giant hand!

The unconscious dragons that were plummeting towards the sea were instantly slammed by this enormous wall of water. They were subsequently engulfed and swept into the deep sea by the following whirlpool and underwater current, unable to even send out a distress signal.

Witnessing this scene, the expression on the face of the Red Iron Dragon became extremelysomber and intense.

Bean-sized raindrops pounded densely on his heavy black-red scale armor, shattering into countless tiny sprays.

His muscles were as taut as iron, and his massive wings spread fully open. The red glow on the wing membrane shone under the night sky, emitting a dangerous and dazzling light.

He did not make any reckless moves, calmly observing his surroundings.

He could sense that, although Deborah and the others’ life auras appeared stable and weak due to their unconscious state, they were essentially still very vigorous and in no life-threatening danger.

They had simply fallen into a deep coma under the threefold effects of the illusion technique, lightning paralysis, and the impact of the giant waves.

The entire attack process was swift, precise, and ruthless.

The enemy never showed themselves, yet used highly targeted methods to swiftly incapacitate all the Metal Dragon companions decisively.

The unease and vigilance in Galos’s heart had now reached its peak.

This clearly meant that the other party was well-prepared and had targeted intentions. They chose to first eliminate the combat power of the Metal Dragons with overwhelming force, yet cleverly controlled the intensity to avoid harming their lives, obviously cautious of possibly triggering the sensory and tracking responses from their elders.

To execute such maneuvers in such a short time, especially after ambushing him once he left the Dragon Domain.

.....His mind raced, and he roughly guessed the current situation.

"The target of the other party is most likely me; Deborah and the others were just caught in the crossfire and are temporarily unharmed."

Without further hesitation, the Red Iron Dragon made a swift decision, thrusting his massive wings powerfully backward.

BOOM!

The air and rain behind him were instantly pushed aside by immense force, forming a clear ring-shaped blast wave.

The colossal body of the Red Iron Dragon vanished from its original spot, attempting to forcibly break out of the dangerous area shrouded in dark clouds and storms with his speed.

However, the enemy’s methods kept coming one after another.

The next second.

The rain and the howling gale that filled the sky, as if endowed with life and consciousness.

Suddenly stopped falling randomly and blowing, but instead instantly converged and intertwined into numerous translucent energy chains, wrapping around the body, wings, and limbs of the Red Iron Dragon from all directions, greatly restricting his movements. Simultaneously, the thunder in the sky rumbled louder, and countless thunder strikes wove into a destructive web, funneling down and incessantly striking the Red Iron Dragon attempting to break through.

These lightning strikes were unusual.

Even with Galos’s lightning resistance, he felt waves of paralysis and sharp pain, with the Dragon Scales on his body cracking.

The only consolation was that the lightning stimulation made his battle state stronger, electric currents danced over his body, his figure enlarged, and his aura became more intense.

However, the obstruction of lightning, rain, and storm was indeed real and significantly reduced his speed.

The Red Iron Dragon glanced at the seemingly boundless thick cloud layer above, and within it, a looming, trailing giant dragon shadow, and his heart was enlightened.

In such a situation where the natural environment was under the other side’s control, relying on speed alone was probably not enough to escape.

Continuing like this would only waste energy in vain.

Facing a formidable enemy, even he could not afford such waste.

Taking a deep breath, the Red Iron Dragon decided not to resist head-on or forcibly break through, but to focus on dodging the lightning and rain chains while fending off the storm.

A few seconds later, perhaps due to noticing that the Red Iron Dragon no longer intended to flee, these attacks abruptly ceased.

However, the waves below continued to surge madly, and the wind and rain still howled and rampaged around.

Amidst the seemingly incessant noisy chaos, Galos felt a sense of dangerous silence.

"As a Legendary Metal Dragon, hiding and ambushing the descendants of your kind."

The Red Iron Dragon lifted his head, his gaze piercing through the rain, like two tangible sharp swords, locking onto the looming giant dragon figure within the clouds, and spoke in a deep voice.

"Don’t you feel ashamed?"

"Ashamed?"

A deep voice resounded from the cloud top, carrying a sense of indifferent superiority, as if a judgment from another world.

The dense clouds parted to both sides like a curtain pulled by an invisible hand, revealing the colossal figure within.

It was a majestic and robust male Bronze Dragon.

His size was even larger than Galos, over thirty-two meters from head to tail, with smooth muscular lines brimming with storm-like devastating strength. The cyan Dragon Scales covering his entire body reflected a cold and hard shine under the flashing lightning, and the immense Dragon Horns appeared like ancient battle spears, weathered by time and storms.

Legendary Bronze Dragon, Sianuo Sheffield.

Siano’s deep eyes seemed to harbor thunder.

He quietly observed the Red Iron Dragon below, that gaze not quite viewing him as a fellow kin, but more like scrutinizing a fly caught in a spider’s web, struggling futilely.