Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 603.2: The Final Resort (2)

“Peytra.”

“Hm?”

“Stone Gaze! Don’t let it interfere in the battle.”

“Understood.”

A golden speck of light fell from Roel to the ground before morphing into a humongous golden serpent that shook the desert. The golden serpent looked toward the massive egg floating in the sky with glowing eyes.

Stone Gaze was an authority exclusive to the Primordial Earth Goddess. It was a curse that was extremely difficult to be dispelled, and it was the most powerful restrictive ability Roel could think of aside from the Crown’s Stones.

Under the sinister gleam of Stone Gaze, a gray color started to creep across the surface of the massive Egg of the Beast God as it underwent petrification. The egg let out a piercing roar, as it was forced to stop the black sludge it was preparing to spew and instead focus its strength on fighting against the petrification.

This should be fine for the time being, Roel thought before turning to the Deviant Sovereign.

He finally understood why his previous attacks against the Deviant Sovereign using the Crown’s Stones had been ineffective. Banjol must have inherited the traits of the Egg of the Beast God in the countless years he had been incubating it, such that the power of the Six Calamities couldn’t hurt him anymore.

But now that Roel had Grandar on his side, he wasn’t completely reliant on the Crown’s Stones anymore.

Now that he had dealt with the Egg of the Beast God, Roel unhesitatingly dived toward the Deviant Sovereign.

Banjol retaliated by manifesting his pitch-black mana into countless black spears and sending them at Roel. Grandar immediately intervened by throwing out another punch reminiscent of a crimson comet.

The two devastating attacks gave rise to a cataclysmic explosion in the sky, but much to Roel’s surprise, Banjol’s mana actually pushed through the shockwaves to wreck his body.

Puchi!

Roel spewed a mouthful of blood as his left arm was twisted out of shape. The excruciating pain that followed brought a frown to his face, but it only served to clear his mind as well

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