Eat—eat wildly—devour like mad.
Driven to desperation, Han Wu directly opened his stomach pouch, stuffing dinosaur flesh and blood into it while continuously pouring in Corrosive Liquid to speed up digestion.
He needed to recover enough energy before anyone else and continue fighting.
The Super Tyrannosaurus King had the same idea.
Relying on his physical condition, he suffered more and more injuries under the joint assault of the Sky-Plundering Ghost Dragon and Giant God Triceratops.
Yet the more injuries he sustained, the faster his energy recovery, digestion, and other bodily functions became.
His attacks also grew more powerful.
With one simple counterattack, strengthened by his critically wounded state, he sent the Sky-Plundering Ghost Dragon flying over a thousand meters away.
Still, rapid energy recovery did not mean he could rapidly accumulate energy.
Ninety percent of the energy generated from the flesh and blood he devoured was used to heal his injuries. Only ten percent remained.
At this rate, it would take at least five minutes before he could unleash that powerful attack again.
Five minutes might seem short.
But in a battle between powerful beings, it was incomparably long.
Too many things could happen during that time.
While the Super Tyrannosaurus King and Han Wu fought over the flesh on the ground, Roe Deer rushed over from outside.
After sensing that astonishingly terrifying aura, he had feared that Han Wu and the others had met with disaster.
Upon arriving, he saw Han Wu and the Super Tyrannosaurus King snatching the flesh scattered across the ground.
Although Han Wu could stuff food directly into his stomach pouch, his size was ultimately a disadvantage. He simply could not eat as quickly as the Super Tyrannosaurus King.
As for the Super Tyrannosaurus King, even while forcibly enduring the attacks of two dinosaur leaders,