Another World Trip: Journey with My Cat and an Otaku Loli Goddess Chapter 197 - Intense Battle (Pt 3)

“Don’t stop! Run! Tell the Metal Seats!”

It was Auntie Metal who blocked these spears with her body, causing another eruption of lightning qi to blind them to what was happening. Only her voice could reach them and they had to ensure to carry out her wishes lest they all die here!

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“Sighs…”

When Long Di saw that they had escaped, he couldn’t help but release a drawn-out sigh.

He was well aware that the chances of them escaping were high, but he had to give it a shot didn’t he?

Unfortunately, he failed. But what was he to do? He was fighting two people that possessed higher cultivation bases than his own, though their current plight wouldn’t support this statement.

Long Di stared at Auntie Metal, who was akin to a silver statue. There were differences though, as the silver continuously undulated as if she was made out of liquid silver.

He could see the work of his lightning spears upon her body in the form of small potholes.

They were only a few centimetres thick at most. From this, Long Di could tell that the hardness of her body had gone up a few levels. Even worse, he could see the potholes slowly being filled out, unlike the godforsaken roads out in the countryside.

‘Troublesome indeed,’ thought Long Di to himself. This form, whatever it was apparently made it so that they couldn’t bleed, and even more troublesome was that their injuries healed without trouble during battle.

“Auntie Metal, you used Silver Aegis!?” Uncle Metal rushed over to where she was with a look of shock on his face.

“Uncle Metal, we can’t underestimate this child! We need to go all out!” Auntie Metal’s expression was dark. Apparently, this was not a move that she wished to employ, but current circumstances, i.e. Long Di’s foot and its deepening relationship with their asses left her no choice.

It was obvious at a glance that Uncle Metal was hesitant about doing the same, but Long Di getting up along with the overbearing pressure that continuously wafted from his cauldrons forced his hand.

He also executed a set of hand signs in a blur b

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