Strongest Spirit Beast Master Family

"Whoosh!"

The red flame creature trembled, and three streaks of fiery red light spiraled around its body. In an instant, its aura surged dramatically, and it leaped up, clawing at the Frostwing Bat King's wound.

The Rock Horn Dragon Rhinocerous, having regained its breath, approached with earth shaking steps. As it swung its fist, the space in front of it cracked with numerous fissures.

"Overestimating yourself," Stun Zen grinned, while the crowd on the high wall was in an uproar. Blaze Regret was actually a dual source spirit master? No dual source spirit master had ever emerged from Bloodstone Pass!

"Whether he's a dual source spirit master or even a tri source spirit master, in the end, he won't escape death," Stun Haze stroked his gray beard and chuckled.

"What a lucky guy! If I were a dual source spirit master, I'd definitely outshine him by a long shot," Silver Van and Silver Ray said, their faces filled with jealousy.

After Blaze Regret revealed his identity as a dual source spirit master, the thoughts of those on the high wall varied greatly. If they only knew that Blaze Regret also possessed a third attribute, they couldn't imagine the expressions on their faces.

"Bang!"

The three spirit beasts collided together, and the ground below was filled with blinding cracks that spread out with a loud cracking sound. At the end of those fissures, Blaze Regret quickly retreated.

Although his right palm's power was already terrifying, there was still a significant gap compared to the Rock Horn Dragon Rhinocerous. This level of battle was far beyond what he could participate in.

After a brief encounter, the three spirit beasts were sent reeling backward. Both the red flame creature and the Rock Horn Dragon Rhinocerous bore several bloody marks, while the Frostwing Bat King fared worse; its already horrific wound had widened further, blood pouring out.

Of course, they were far from the high wall, so aside from Walker Adam, no one else could see that the Frostwing Bat King was indeed heavily injured.

"You beast, you've picked the wrong opponent to compare consumption with a alchemist."

Taking advantage of the moment when they both retreated, Blaze Regret flicked his fingers, sending healing pills flying into the mouths of the red flame creature and the Rock Horn Dragon Rhinocerous without hesitation, causing their wounds to heal rapidly.

"Alas, from what I know, this kid has another spirit beast, just a hair's breadth away from lord level. Is he hesitant to use it?"

On the high wall, Stun Haze watched below and fanned the flames, his smile towards Blaze Regret carrying a hint of provocation.

Not only did you have to engage in battle yourself, but you also had to bear the brunt of my actions ruining your reputation. Most importantly, you can't touch me, this feeling is truly delightful.

Looking up at Stun Haze, who was high above, Blaze Regret revealed a grin, his face bright with a spring like warmth, though there was a sharpness underlying that smile.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

"Old fool, since you're eager for death, I guess I'll have to find you a nice plot for your grave right here."

Beneath the high wall, three spirit beasts of varying sizes collided violently, unleashing a wild gust of wind that ravaged the area. The surrounding Frostwing Bats hurriedly fled, knowing that even the smallest wave from the clash could mean death or injury for them.

"Boom!"

The silver fist of the Rock Horn Dragon Rhinocerous landed solidly on the abdomen of the Frostwing Bat King, sending it flying back with a miserable cry. At the same time, two sharp ice spears sliced through the air in an eerie arc, crossing and stabbing out, each piercing through the arms of the Rock Horn Dragon Rhinocerous and pinning it to the ground. Hot blood flowed along the ice spears.

"Sigh, if only we had released the strongest spirit beast earlier, it wouldn't have been this brutal," Stun Haze sighed and shook his head, his voice seemingly filled with pity for the Rock Horn Dragon Rhinocerous. However, in his heart, he was secretly rejoicing.

"Rip!"

The sound of flesh tearing echoed as the Frostwing Bat King, surrounded by Ghost Vine Flowers, finally succumbed to the relentless assault. It was torn apart from the middle by the blood vines of Silver Lin's Ghost Vine Flower, spilling blood everywhere.

Although they succeeded in slaying the Frostwing Bat King, the condition of the Ghost Vine Flowers was no better. Two of them had their blood vines completely severed around the flower disc, leaving them weak and wilted.

Silver Lin's Ghost Vine Flower was also severely injured, with a hideous crack almost running through its entire flower disc.

"Damn it," Silver Lin gritted his teeth. To eliminate this Frostwing Bat King, the Blood Seal Gate had paid a heavy price, even to the point of describing it as a major loss of vitality.

Before the Frostwing Bat King's body hit the ground, the remaining Ghost Vine Flowers tore it into several pieces in anger, scattering flesh and blood in a horrifying display.

"Buzz!"

As the Frostwing Bat King's body split apart, a crystalline ice orb suddenly emerged from its abdomen, exuding a dense chill.

With a cold snort, Silver Lin opened his palm, and with a gust of wind, the ice orb transformed into a stream of light, quickly landing in his palm.

"Ice Jade Orb?" Stun Haze's eyes narrowed slightly, revealing a hint of longing.

This orb, although similar in appearance to those black orbs, contains energy thousands of times greater. A single one can fetch an astronomical price of tens of thousands of gold coins.

However, Stun Haze quickly suppressed his greed. Despite the Ice Jade Orb's value, it wasn't worth turning against the Blood Seal Gate, especially with the unfathomable He Teng backing them.

It would be foolish to risk offending a Spirit Lord Master for mere tens of thousands of gold coins.

After dealing with the Frostwing Bat King here, the elders of the Blood Seal Gate showed no intention of helping Blaze Regret. They simply stood silently on the high wall, their gazes fixed in the distance, awaiting the outcome.