The moon resembled a little boat in the deeply profound sky with few stars and light floating clouds.
Splash splash splash!
There were light waves and splashing on the surface of the river which softly hit the riverbank.
Hundreds of vicious alligator demonic beasts of over ten feet each stood in the center of the river. They wore black armor, had gaping mouths, and would roar every now and then. They revealed their white, ghastly fangs which made them looked extremely violent and terrifying.
On the riverbank, hundreds of giant blue poisonous spiders were quietly sprawled upon the beach. They had eight, strong and black hairy legs, and two steely poisonous horns on the top of their heads. Their yellow bean-like eyes had an insidious glow to them.
Han Moze stood in his black clothes by the riverside. The gentle wind blew his hair and brushed across his handsome face. His thin lips slightly pursed and he stood upright like a celestial who people didn’t dare look at directly.
After Han Moze dismissed the shadow guards, he turned his head and continued to look towards the giant Alligator King just dozens of steps before his eyes. A cold aura released from his threateningly attractive face which accentuated the arrogance and grandiose nature of a domineering ruler. He was ominous and cold demeanor made it so that people didn’t dare look at him directly.
The Alligator King suddenly let out a wild roar, then screamed whilst he charged at Han Moze. He moved so swiftly, it left people speechless. He raised his left hand, curved his five fingers and attempted to claw at Han Moze.
Han Moze’s heart leapt and the look on his face slightly changed. He dodged it in a flash and put some distance between himself and the Alligator King.
The Alligator King didn’t manage to claw at Han Moze, so he suddenly opened his ravenous mouth and let out a horrific howl. “Human, Blue Spider King wasn’t powerful enough last time, so he lost to you and embarrassed my demonic race. Today, I have come especially to defeat you! I shall wash away the past humiliation in one go!” He hollered viciously.
Blue Spider King heard what Alligator King said and become extremely furious. Although it was true… What did he mean by ‘wasn’t powerful enough last time, so he lost to you and embarrassed my demonic race’?
“Alligator King, you look down on me too much!” Blue Spider King suddenly something so fierce to clearly show his dissatisfaction for what Alligator King said.
“You lost to this human and have lost the right for me to not look down on you!” replied Alligator King, as he looked at Blue Spider King in contempt.
Blue Spider scoffed coldly and didn’t say another word.
Hmph! Just he wait. Soon, that Alligator King will lose to that human. Then, let’s see if he dares to mock him again…
With that thought, Blue Spider King led his spiders to retreat a hundred steps from the riverbank to get ready to quietly watch Alligator King and Han Moze’s duel.
Alligator King let out a frantic roar, then stomped forward at Han Moze. The ground trembled and with a dull thud.
Han Moze’s gaze was heavy and cold, but his face looked entirely calm.
He immediately clasped both hands to his chest, then suddenly opened them up. In his palms, an enormous, visible, ice-blue ball of inner breath which exuded cold air, spun rapidly.
Alligator King could sense the tremendous power and let out a loud roar before charging swiftly at Han Moze.
Han Moze squinted, then viciously hurled the inner breath ball at Alligator King.
The inner breath ball moved like a thunderbolt and smashed abruptly at the Alligator King.
Alligator King reached both his palms out to block it. His legs stomped violently, causing the ground to shake like a leaf. Then, he threw his head back and let out a wild roar.
Alligator King was forced back by the inner breath ball until he fell into the beach with a bang!
Han Moze senses whiplash in his chest, and couldn’t help but clutch his chest and cough twice. That Alligator King was remarkably strong. It seemed as though going up against him with brute force would be difficult.
