A large Red Golden Dragon and three smaller ones gathered around a soaking-wet human corpse in the Giant Dragon's lair.
Dragon Brother One Chip and Dragon Sister Two Molly were immensely curious and tried several times to take a bite, only to be stopped by Mother Dragon Sadora.
Mother Dragon Sadora's eyes were filled with shock. She was certain that this human was the Divine Envoy who had wounded her before—swift and incomparably powerful, someone she had been no match for at all.
But how had this Divine Envoy, perfectly fine just moments ago, suddenly died so violently?
Blood had poured from all seven orifices, and the sight of death was far too gruesome.
Mother Dragon Sadora had examined the Divine Envoy's body with her Soul Power and discovered that his entire brain had been smashed into mush.
The more she thought about it, the more something felt wrong. Involuntarily, she looked at her youngest son, Ryan. She clearly remembered that it was only after Ryan had said, "He fell into the sea," that the Divine Envoy had fallen into the sea.
Su Hao directly ignored Mother Dragon Sadora's puzzled gaze and pointed at the Divine Envoy's corpse. "Mother Sadora, is this a Divine Envoy of the human Deities? He doesn't look like anything special."
When Su Hao heard "Divine Envoy of the human Deities," he had thought they would be tremendously formidable. Yet he had never expected that one casual Locking Fist would finish him off. He even found it regrettable that he had not figured out just how powerful this Divine Envoy had been.
He thought to himself, *If I'd known these so-called Divine Envoys were such pushovers, I should have captured him and experimented on him properly. But what's done is done; regret is useless. Safety comes