Book 01 Chapter 07.10.2 - Red Epiphyllum
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The Defeated Saintess Is On A Journey To Tame The Evil God Book 01 Chapter 07.10.2 - Red Epiphyllum

Humm, humm, humm—

Blue flames erupted around Vivian, encircling her fragile form. She advanced toward Steam Man, frozen within the spatial bubble. Her steps were unsteady, yet the frostfire in her eyes burned fiercely. The ice-blue light surrounding her began to solidify, slowly shifting to a silver hue.

After a few steps, she was enveloped in silver armor, frostfire flickering through the chinks. The helmet’s opening revealed two glowing vertical slits—Elder Dragon eyes.

Humm, humm, humm—

Steam Man, trapped within the bubble, thrashed to break free, alchemical steam and fire erupting from his body—only to be quickly smothered by frost.

Suddenly, the silver knight’s pace quickened. She shattered the space next to her and pulled out a massive sword burning with frostfire from the void. When its tip touched the ground, a trail of blue fire ignited in its wake.

Xing Mo instinctively stepped back. Not because she didn’t want to help Senior Vivian, but because she knew what was about to happen.

"Disintegrate!" The Elder Dragon tongue surged forth and coalesced into True Speech, and a strange white light enveloped the massive blade.

Vivian lunged, her sword slashing through the air, unleashing a dazzling, tsunami-like blade ray.

Boom—

In the wake of the blade ray, the space shattered like glass, and cracks echoed from the spatial bubble with Steam Man.

At that moment, Xing Mo played her strings, summoning the Starflow Horizon.

Boom—

Steam Man exploded into a swirl of ghostly black smoke, stirring up a violent wind. Then, with a final implosion, he vanished into nothing.

Is he dead? Xing Mo’s spirituality stirred, feeling the presence of a massive creature passing overhead. Yet, when she looked up, there was nothing. No. He escaped… but he's badly injured.

Senior Vivian had unleashed a strike infused with the power of Disintegrate. For any ordinary being, it would have been enough to obliterate them. But Steam Man didn’t die. He was a specter—disintegration was his natural state, and aggregation was the abn

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