Pale yellow energy instantly coiled around Red Whale's broad, thick head, even condensing into several sharp needles that spread out and tried to bore into his massive brain.
As for Leo, all the pale yellow energy around him had realized that this attempt had failed and could only self-destruct in desperation, seeking that sliver of a chance.
As the energy around Leo dissipated, his body, which had been floating lightly in the air, suddenly relaxed. Only then was he finally caught by Earth's gravity, seemingly about to fall back onto the bed.
But in the next instant, almost at the same moment the pale yellow energy vanished, a faint red light radiated from inside Red Whale's enormous mouth and enveloped Leo, continuing to maintain his previous state.
Red Whale paid no attention whatsoever to the pale yellow energy that had shifted and coiled around his head, focusing entirely on the Leo before him.
Fortunately, this tiny discrepancy did not wake Leo from whatever state of sleep he had fallen into. He remained immersed in it.
Allowing the remaining powerful energy to rampage wildly across his head, Red Whale paid it no mind and steadily placed Leo on the bed. In Red Whale's eyes, nothing was more important than Leo.
"Red Whale, are you all right?"
Wanda asked worriedly when she saw this. As she spoke, she even reached out to help cancel the energy on Red Whale's head. After all, it looked as though the pale yellow energy was about to bore sparks out of his head.
"Of course I'm fine. This energy isn't capable of breaking through my defensive layer."
Even with Leo clamped in his mouth, Red Whale still spoke clearly, as if he did not need to use his mouth to produce sound.
And that was indeed