Dragon Tamer

Chapter 966 - 966 970 The Hardest Part

?Chapter 966: Chapter 970: The Hardest Part Chapter 966: Chapter 970: The Hardest Part This fierce claw had caused the Dragon-Eating Eagle’s entire skeleton to fracture, and its body tumbled through most of the mountain forest, crushing countless oblivious Little Demons along the way.

The Corpse Mountain Giant Ape let out a bloodthirsty roar as it fiercely pounced forward, but it was dodged by the Refining Ash Black Dragon. The Black Dragon then counterattacked with another explosive shattering Dragon Claw. Aided by the might of the Ancient Dragon Warfare Skills, this full-powered claw shattered the giant bones on the body of the Corpse Mountain Giant Ape even further.

Bones tumbled down like rocks during a mountainside collapse, and the Corpse Mountain Giant Ape, howling in pain, hurriedly scampered aside, clumsily trying to pick up its scattered bones to reattach them to its body.

Seeing that his two Demon Saint brothers were injured, Lin Kun had to join the fight to alleviate their pressure.

However, Lin Kun was the one with the lowest cultivation base among them. If not for his thick-skinned, rock-hard shell, he would have probably been skinned alive by the Predator’s Wild Breath exuding from the Refining Ash Black Dragon!

Lin Kun also possessed some Divine Skills, one of which allowed him to swallow a mountain forest whole, then spit it out like a violent mudslide.

The Black Dragon, being a dragon, hated it when someone spewed anything in front of it.

Seeing Lin Kun spew out a violent mudslide, the Refining Ash Black Dragon simply didn’t dodge, taking a deep breath as its belly and chest bulged!

“Oh~~ roar!!!!!!!!!!!”

With a huge blast of super Dragon Flame spewing from its furnace-like stomach, the Refining Ash Black Dragon erupted like a black millennia-old volcanic mountain venting its molten fury. To this wilderness, it was a black flame disaster!!

This blast of Dragon Flame turned the mudslide back upon itself and even blasted Lin Kun’s enormous body dozens of miles away. The path along which Lin Kun fell was marked with trails of terrifying charred traces, as if black flames had swept through gorges or as if an army of raging fire beasts had trampled over the region.

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