Chapter 1385 - 1129: 500,000

Long Yi immediately released the Greedy Snake, which shot straight toward the surrounding Giant Dragons. He had originally thought that by having the Greedy Snake devour them, he could easily take care of a portion of the Dragon Clan. However, to Long Yi’s surprise, within the consciousness of these Giant Dragons, there were no Divine Worms parasitizing! Instead, those Divine Worms had completely fused their beings with the consciousness of the Dragon Clan!

This meant the instantaneous killing effect of the Greedy Snake on the Divine Worms wouldn’t occur!

Damn it! These bastards are really ruthless!

"Don’t worry about the parasitism of the Divine Worms; they have already fused with the Dragon Clan’s consciousness! Attack with all your might!" Long Yi roared.

At this moment, he had transformed into his Fine Gold Avatar, wielding a golden Greatsword in one hand and a black Greatsword in the other, wildly slashing with both swords as he charged straight at the nearby Black Dragon.

Saying that these Black Dragons had unlocked nearly thirty percent of their strength wasn’t a lie; at this point, Long Yi felt somewhat strained facing just one Black Dragon alone. And behind the Black Dragon, there was even long-range support from the Fairy Dragon Breath!

Damn it!

Long Yi let out an angry howl, both Greatswords chopping down simultaneously, severing the Black Dragon’s wings. Despite wings being useless for flight in the universe, they could be used for balance and energy control. Severing the wings, the Black Dragon immediately became unbalanced, allowing Long Yi to easily slash open its belly.

Ai Lin and the Silverlight worked together flawlessly. The Silverlight had also transformed into the shape of a Fairy Dragon, specifically blocking Dragon Breaths and various magics for Ai Lin. Ai Lin, as a Magic Fighter, found her skills somewhat at a disadvantage when fighting the Dragon Clan, as their thick hides and flesh meant that even punches and kicks with powerful magic attached had little effect.

"Sword of Apocalypse!" Ai Lin shouted loudly, as an Array suddenly appeared behind her, and a ten-meter-long Greatsword made purely of energy and Runes flew out from behind her, rushing straight toward the Giant Dragon. The Giant Dragon tried to dodge left and right to evade the magic attack but soon discovered that the Greatsword was still firmly locked onto it. Thus, it decided not to dodge any longer and put up its shield in an attempt to take the hit. However, the Silverlight suddenly dashed over, its body surface emanating a burst of strange energy, causing the Giant Dragon’s shield to burst instantly. Ai Lin’s Sword of Apocalypse hit the Giant Dragon’s head squarely and then exploded.

One!

Ai Lin had never felt so tense because she realized that they were moving far too slowly, and there were simply too many enemies!

Compared to her, Little Zi and her thirteen Avatars seemed to be at ease, as she and her Avatars formed a huge Array in the midst of space. Every few seconds, Little Zi would fire an unstoppable Light Cannon, blasting a dragon to smithereens on the spot. However, this efficiency was built on the basis of her consuming a substantial amount of her Divine Power.

Suolin, as a Fine Gold Dragon, had her curse lifted by the Giant, so theoretically, she should be the most powerful among them all. But being powerful meant that she would face more enemies. At the beginning, this Fine Gold Dragon instantly annihilated ten dragons that dared to charge at her. But soon after, the number of dragons circling around Suolin never dropped below a hundred!

Whitestar, after releasing all of her Nightmare Knights, immediately teleported away, as Whitestar was key in manufacturing spacecraft and absolutely could not afford to be lost. This time, Whitestar released a million large-scale Nightmare Knights, which was all she had. Being hard to completely destroy was an advantage of these Nightmare Knights, but their strength was too weak in front of the Dragon Clan, and they would be shattered without causing significant damage to the Dragon Clan. At this point, the learning ability of the Nightmare Knights also seemed irrelevant, since the disparity between the two sides was too large. The sole purpose of these Nightmare Knights was to use their regenerative trait to draw the Giant Dragons’ fire, creating time for the others.

Ruosha was suspended in the air, and her favorite anchor was now unusable. Above her, two Star Devourer cores were fully engaged.

Boom!

A spatial rift thunderously burst open, slicing a Red Dragon in half right in the middle of the rift!

Whoosh!

A spatial vortex twisted and shredded a Black Dragon.

Such maneuvers were sufficient to instantly kill a Black Dragon, but they also required extremely high precision and control over Mana and magic.

Xiaodie and Little Black’s teamwork turned out to be quite efficient. After the initial effectiveness of the nuclear explosions, Xiaodie decisively began her own journey of destruction; with her immunity to energy, she moved through the chaos of magic, Fighting Aura, and Dragon Breath as if in an uninhabited territory. And her ongoing nuclear blasts—so long as they hit—would severely injure or kill the dragons.

Some Giant Dragons tried to attack Xiaodie but failed to match her tremendous speed. Even if a few faster dragons managed to fly over, Xiaodie simply detonated a nuclear blast in front of herself, swiftly driving away the Dragon Clan and allowing her to retreat in the explosion.

Little Black revealed its other side once Xiaodie released it. The moment Little Black latched onto a dragon, it instantly drained all the dragon’s energy. And while it was still confusedly roaring, Little Black had begun to devour the dragon from the point it attached. Unless that dragon could decisively sever the part where Little Black had attached, it would soon be completely consumed by Little Black—a lesson learned by other Giant Dragons after witnessing several of their kind fall.

Some dragons attempted to attack Little Black, but it was unfazed by magical attacks, able to consume any energy. And once they got close, it would attach itself immediately. This made all the Giant Dragons start to keep their distance from Little Black.

At this point, everyone on Long Yi’s side was doing relatively well.

If one were to describe it as such, it certainly seemed that way.

But this time, the invading Giant Dragons numbered five hundred thousand!

They had even lost fewer than fifty by now! At this moment, everyone, except for Xiaodie and Little Black, had exhausted their full strength.

"Nuclear blasts! Nuclear blasts! We need more nuclear blasts!"

Xiaodie charged out, and more stellar material was launched. But this time, the Giant Dragons no longer stupidly waited to be killed by the nuclear explosions; instead, they quickly used magic to escape the blast zones.

Xiaodie’s speed of firing stellar material was much slower than the speed of ordinary magic. If there wasn’t a spell to instantly transport the stellar material into the midst of the dragons, then the nuclear attack could only serve to restrict the dragon swarm, not truly achieve lethal damage.

At this moment, the Tetrahedron spaceships that Long Yi had mass-produced finally arrived on the battlefield.

There weren’t many of these ships, so the orders Long Yi gave to them were not to actively attack but to attack while trying to preserve themselves as much as possible.

Exceptional power endowed these ships with outstanding aerial performance, a performance even more excellent than those of the Giant Dragons. Since the ship was an absolutely symmetrical structure with no inertial differences, it could perform precise maneuvers at any time. Coupled with a relatively small size yet equipped with a robust Power Core, these small warships could achieve aerial maneuvers that drove the Dragon Clan mad.

However, what truly drove the Giant Dragons mad were their ship cannons. A warship had a large cannon mounted on each of its four corners, ensuring that no matter how the ship dodged, at least three cannons could aim at the Dragon Clan.

These were an enhanced version of the Cosmic Stone cannons used on these spaceships. Long Yi had crazily increased the caliber of these Cosmic Stone cannons and their mounts to an almost unimaginable degree. But as it turned out, this caliber was definitely not large—in fact, Long Yi even considered it a bit small, but it was already the largest caliber achievable at the time.

These warships always maintained a hit-and-run tactic, always stationed at the furthest range of the cannons’ reach. They absolutely did not engage in any close combat with the Dragon Clan. Once a dragon appeared suddenly using Blink magic, the warship would immediately retract all its cannons and switch to defensive mode, using the acceleration Arrays on three sides to speed away.

This not only led to a shocking velocity but also, due to the characteristics of Eternal alloy, various Dragon Breath spells and Fighting Aura unleashed by the dragons behind couldn’t be very effective.

The Dragon Clan was not adept at guerrilla warfare.

But at this time, the situation on the battlefield was extremely dire because, although the Dragon Clan had suffered losses, these were negligible. On Long Yi’s side, it was impossible to maintain such a high-intensity attacking mode indefinitely—after all, this was an army of five hundred thousand dragons!

In response, Long Yi really had no good solutions. Unless he used biological weapons, directly targeting the Dragon Clan. But these dragons in front of him didn’t actually intend to oppose him; they were simply controlled. If biological weapons were deployed directly, there was a strong likelihood of them getting out of control.

This would cause a great ethical burden on Long Yi, who sincerely did not want to do this unless he was absolutely forced to.

But he had already prepared biological weapons because he felt this moment of absolute necessity might arrive very soon.

At this moment, in the rear, a group of humanoid Giant Dragons quietly arrived at the edge of the battlefield, silently watching everything that unfolded before them, with Simu at their side. They had said before that they would not join the battle, yet they were still curious about this invasion by the Giant Dragons. But now, as they saw everything with their own eyes, what filled their hearts was more confusion.

"What exactly has happened to our brothers and sisters? Why is their thinking so chaotic and insane? Don’t they realize that our true god is right here?" a dragon asked in confusion.

"No, to be precise, they are no longer your brothers and sisters, for their minds have completely merged with the Divine Worm," Simu said.

A god, of course, does not lie. The humanoid Giant Dragons fell silent, for they knew very well that if it weren’t for Long Yi’s rescue, they would definitely have become just like these Giant Dragons before them, with crazed and chaotic thoughts.

"Perhaps, we shouldn’t stand by idly here any longer," an old dragon said.

"Yes, let us relieve our brothers who are in agony!"

Leaving ten Giant Dragons to protect Simu, the remaining ninety immediately transformed into their dragon forms.

These dragons were completely uncursed and were unstoppable in their immense strength!

With the entrance of these dragons, the entire situation on the battlefield immediately changed. The Dragon Clan was known as the race with the top fighting power in the multiverse, second only to the Giants, and that wasn’t just mere talk.

A single Dragon Wing Slash meant several Giant Dragons were slain; one breath of Dragon Breath pierced several Giant Dragons; a single spell meant every Giant Dragon within a kilometer radius lost their power—this was the true might of the Dragon Clan.

The reinforcements immediately tore a gap in the encirclement of Giant Dragons, a gap that was unimaginable in strength. Although at this time Long Yi considered the Dragon Clan army to be those who had had thirty percent of their curse lifted, that was merely at the physical level. Compared with the uncursed dragons, the difference in strength between the two sides was tenfold or even tens of times greater!

Despite the numerous worm-controlled dragon forces, they were simply no match for the uncursed Dragon Clan—a one-sided slaughter unfolded. Ninety dragons easily tore the breach wider, and the Dragon Clan army there finally realized that these sudden Dragon Clan members were not their own people! (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to come to Qidian (qidian.com) to vote for recommendation tickets, monthly tickets. Your support is my greatest motivation. Mobile users, please visit m.qidian.com to read.)