Under Ang's control, the violent elemental tide surged and intertwined without end.
Water and fire should have been utterly incompatible, yet under his command, they strangely began to merge, forming translucent giants of water and flame.
Steam rose from the giants' entire bodies, as though they might collapse at any moment.
They were massive, with crimson and blue light flickering deep within their eyes, yet they appeared incredibly unstable, like some kind of unfinished experimental creation.
Sure enough, many water-fire giants had only just taken shape for a few seconds before their internal conflict made them shake violently. Then they exploded with a bang, dissolving into steam and flames in the air.
"Haha! His magic still isn't skilled enough!" Stan laughed loudly, contempt and wild delight flashing in his eyes.
Although his voice carried deliberate bravado, it still could not conceal the suppressed tension beneath it.
Yet before his laughter faded, more than ten water-fire giants had already stabilized completely amid countless collisions and bursts of steam.
Crimson and blue light flickered in their chests. In the next instant, those water-fire giants were engulfed by lightning and transformed into enormous thunderstorm giants.
Their bodies were entirely purple-black, their muscles bulging like steel. With every step, they left behind vast blackened cracks beneath their feet.
Lightning leaped madly between their arms and shoulders, carrying an aura of destruction that inspired dread at a glance.
"Lightning... giants?" Tavia's pupils suddenly contracted, his voice filled with shock and disbelief.
He prided himself on having seen much of the world, yet this bizarre and terrifying combination of elements was something he had never witnessed before.
"Good heavens..." Augustus's expression turned grave as his Adam's apple bobbed.
The oppressive force rushing toward him made his chest tighten.
The thunderstorm giants slowly raised their arms. At