How could Iron Bear, Emperor of the Land, not understand what Han Wu and the other two were thinking?
Jumping into the air to evade meant courting death.
Staying on the ground and taking it head-on meant waiting for death.
Between these two choices of seeking death, Iron Bear, Emperor of the Land, made its decision.
It chose to remain on the ground, preferring death to giving up its absorption of the earth's energy.
Han Wu and the other two swiftly took to the air, avoiding those high-quality small planets and thus escaping severe blows.
But down below, Iron Bear, Emperor of the Land, was in for misery.
The falling small planets, the chain of shockwaves they created, and the relentless burning of the lava sea of fire dealt Iron Bear, Emperor of the Land, a fiercer blow than Great Emperor Lizard Demon and Ming Ye joining forces.
Its once immaculate fur had been battered by the successive attacks until it was black in some places and white in others, making it look utterly wretched.
Clearly, Iron Bear, Emperor of the Land, no longer had the strength to maintain its appearance.
Han Wu and the other two decisively chose to launch one final attack.
This time, Ming Ye and Great Emperor Lizard Demon gave up attacking. Instead, they poured all their energy into Han Wu's body, leaving him to unleash the final strike.
Han Wu lived up to their expectations, converting the immense power into multiple forms of energy and pouring them all into Tang Saber: Starving Corpse, triggering the Chaos effect and passively forming Chaos Power.
Yet Chaos Power was still not Han Wu's ultimate goal.
He assumed an opening stance.
The energy of heaven and earth began rapidly converging into Tang Saber: Starving Corpse along with his movements.