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With a resounding bang, two fists collided, sending shockwaves that forced Cui Pan and the others to retreat several steps. Hei Jiao appeared before the White Tiger, standing motionless, yet the White Tiger's expression changed slightly as it took two steps back.
What? The White Tiger found it hard to believe that it had been pushed back. Did this mean that the opponent's strength surpassed its own? Regaining its composure, the White Tiger realized it must have been careless. It immediately summoned all its magical power and launched another punch at Hei Jiao.
As the fist cut through the air, it created a ripple in space, as if it might shatter at any moment. Hei Jiao narrowed his eyes, refusing to dodge. Instead, he clenched his right hand into a fist and met the White Tiger's punch with even greater speed.
The resulting explosion was more powerful this time, tearing apart the clouds in the sky. Suddenly, a Daoist figure shot out like an arrow, crashing violently into the mountainside. Everyone was momentarily stunned as they watched the figure—it was the White Tiger being sent flying.
Cui Pan's eyes flickered; Hei Jiao's strength was beyond what he had anticipated. That was the White Tiger, a dominant force even in the vast Ten Thousand Great Mountains, and yet it had lost in a contest of physical strength.
A furious roar echoed from the mountainside. The sound was earth-shattering, causing even Black Mountain to tremble slightly. Many of the surrounding demon creatures fell to the ground in shock.
The king is furious; how terrifying! It must have been someone from Black Mountain who angered him—Black Mountain is doomed.
The demon creatures looked fearfully at the mountaintop, whispering among themselves.
With a thunderous crash, the mountainside shattered as a three-meter-tall White Tiger stepped out, radiating a shimmering white light. Auspicious clouds suddenly formed beneath its feet as it slowly ascended into the air.
Its icy tiger eyes fixed on Hei Jiao with a deadly glare.
Hei Jiao assessed the White Tiger; indeed, there was an aura of divine beast about it. With a swift motion, he transformed into a three-meter-long Hei Jiao, hovering in midair amidst swirling mist.
Jiao Long? The White Tiger's pupils constricted in surprise as it recognized Hei Jiao's true form.
No wonder the Wind System Divine Power he unleashed was effortlessly neutralized by him. The Jiao Long also possesses the bloodline of a divine beast, and is not inferior to myself.
The Ang Hei Jiao let out a roar that echoed through the heavens, more terrifying than the roar of a tiger. The demons surrounding them, except for those at the Golden Core Realm and above, all collapsed to the ground in unison. The Long Wei and the might of the tiger were simply not on the same level.
Cui Pan was surprised, but it didn’t seem entirely unexpected. Lu Pan, however, was taken aback; it was only now that he realized the Hei Jiao had not used its full strength against him back then. A mix of emotions surged within him.
The white tiger’s eyes revealed a hint of apprehension. "Are you from overseas?"
The Hei Jiao paused for a moment, quickly understanding the implication. Shaking its head, it replied, "No, I have nothing to do with those Jiao Long from overseas."
The white tiger immediately breathed a sigh of relief. If it was just a lucky wild dragon, then there was no issue at all. It charged fiercely towards the Hei Jiao.
Boom! Boom! Boom! The sky roared with wind and clouds as a fierce battle between dragon and tiger unfolded, while those below watched in horror.
First came thick dark clouds, followed by flashes of lightning and booming thunder, as torrential rain poured down. They could only vaguely see two shadows colliding violently in the sky, accompanied by the howling of Long Yin.
The residents of Guobei County were jolted awake from their dreams; many ventured out into the rain to gaze at the sky above Black Mountain. What on earth was happening?
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