Monsters Die When Killed
Chapter 460 - 26: As Everyone Knows, a Life-and-Death Battle Only Takes 1 -
BZZZ!
The Wind God had no idea what the Chinese phrase Su Zhou had shouted meant, but the moment the cry rang out, It attacked first without the slightest hesitation, launching an assault on Su Zhou.
’Now that the fight has begun, there are no rules. Whatever the enemy is trying to do, I must not let him get his way.’
Wrapped in a gale, the giant bee’s wings trembled slightly, and its entire body instantly accelerated from a standstill to supersonic speeds. Before the thunderous crack of the sonic boom could even register, the Gale Spear—an attack powerful enough to punch a huge hole in a city wall with a single strike or shred a tank into scrap metal—was already hurtling toward Su Zhou’s head with enough force to pierce through anything.
However, Su Zhou was no slower.
At that very moment, Su Zhou activated the Sacred Geometry, his core Cultivation Method. The powers of the Holy Triangle and the Pentagram surged simultaneously. On every one of the Giant Dragon’s scales, the sturdy light of a triangle shimmered, linking his entire body into a single, unified whole. Meanwhile, deep within Su Zhou’s eyes, the Pentagram was slowly undergoing Reincarnation. His Soul accelerated with each flash of Thunder Light, allowing him to see the Wind God’s every move with perfect clarity.
The Wind God’s swift attack was truly incomparably fast. It could have likely bored a huge, bloody hole straight through the body of the Water God. Its Attack Power completely made up for the difference in size. But Su Zhou’s plan was never to block his enemy’s strongest spear head-on with his scales.
He let out a breath. The Wingless Great Dragon, with its almost human-like limbs, now assumed a posture that looked just like the stance of a master of the Martial Dao who had trained for many years. Facing the oncoming supersonic gale, Su Zhou wasn’t the least bit tense. Instead, he simply turned his body slightly, dodging the Wind God’s charge by a hair’s breadth.
The shockwave from the sonic boom was strong enough to rip flesh from bone, but such an aftershock couldn’t break through the defense of Su Zhou’s Dragon Scales. And in the very process of dodging, Su Zhou unhurriedly extended a hand. Immense Water Attribute Spiritual Power gathered in his palm. He perfectly timed a ’press’ against the middle of the Wind God’s gale long spear, then pushed it forcefully outward.
He didn’t use his Whole Body Gale Armor. Using a Wind Attribute ability in front of the Wind God would be a joke. What Su Zhou used was pure Water Element Spiritual Power, and the move was the simplest of all: a push-hand technique.
This push-hand strike landed directly on the Storm Spear’s weakest point, where it was hardest to exert force. The Wind God, who had also reacted and was trying to adjust its angle, had no time to counterattack before it was pushed away.
SWOOSH— Everything happened in less than a second. After Su Zhou pushed its long spear aside, the Wind God didn’t lose its balance like other supersonic movers who would tumble out of control from a simple push at such high speeds.
It quickly stabilized its body, halting its charge as if it had no inertia and hovering in midair. But in its giant compound eyes, which reflected Su Zhou’s figure, a light of shock and uncertainty seemed to flicker.
Su Zhou didn’t say anything, because this was merely technique.
Technique, so to speak, is something that truly shines when opponents are of a similar size and their power levels aren’t too far apart. Its purpose is to allow the weak to overcome a powerhouse, and it is also a weapon that can make a powerhouse even stronger.
The Wind God certainly had its own combat techniques. Its ability to use a gale to adjust its balance, preventing it from tumbling all over the place from Su Zhou’s push, and its ability to hover as if without inertia—these were Its unique techniques. But by the same token, techniques that Su Zhou couldn’t use against the nearly kilometer-long Water God were now viable against the Wind God.
At this moment, the same thought flashed through the minds of both Su Zhou and the Wind God.
’Interesting. How can such a huge body maintain that level of dexterity?’
But the thought was fleeting. In the next instant, both sides attacked again simultaneously.
Su Zhou was the first to strike.
The Giant Dragon opened its great maw. Pale blue Spiritual Light was drawn from the atmosphere all around. Like the ocean embracing a hundred rivers, Su Zhou’s mouth gathered all the pure Water Attribute Spiritual Power from the surrounding world into himself. Then, he unleashed it as a surging Torrent Breath—powerful enough to tear through steel armor and blast through earth and rock—and fired it directly at the Wind God hovering in midair!
The scene was remarkably similar to the Water God’s Breath, which had gathered the water of three lakes, but its power was far, far weaker. The Wind God didn’t even think of dodging. It just vibrated its wings slightly. A multi-layered Gale Shield, extremely similar to Su Zhou’s Gale Armor but far more stable and solid, spun into existence. It tore Su Zhou’s Torrent Breath to shreds, turning it into a sky full of mist.
The Wind God had intended to just ride its Gale Shield forward, charging right through Su Zhou’s water breath. But soon, amidst the spreading mist, the cyan-purple light of Demon Fire flared, startling It. Su Zhou’s Breath attack seemed to require no time to charge; it was being unleashed in a continuous stream. Now, he had even switched its Attributes mid-attack, pressing the assault on the giant bee.
Raising its Gale Spear, the Wind God scattered Su Zhou’s Flame Breath into a shower of sparks. Its mind was filled with confusion. ’How can Water Element and Fire Element be used at the same time, and switched between so quickly?! Even if one can control multiple elements, they should be used one after another, or mixed together into a chaotic mess. How can he switch between them so naturally and flawlessly?!’
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