Ronan quietly spoke the name of that strange creature, half fish and half bird.
This was a classic application of the "Service Demon Scroll." Given Tu Ge's brilliant and flamboyant mastery of the "Service Demon Scroll," it was no surprise that he could use such a move.
Moreover, Tu Ge's style in wielding the "Harbinger Bird" was very much that of a Body Cultivator.
Taking advantage of the chance to catalyze and aggregate the "Poison Domain," this version of the "Harbinger Bird" focused most of its abilities on speed. The moment Tu Ge landed atop its head, its speed toward Mo City instantly broke through Five Times the Speed of Sound—and was still climbing.
At this rate, it would crash into Mo City's urban district in just two or three minutes.
Don't be fooled by the "Poison Domain" condensing into the "Harbinger Bird." Once it spread its wings into the wind, the two hundred million residents here would become breeding grounds for the corresponding toxins. It would trigger a citywide toxic explosion, turning an entire Metropolitan Area into a ghostly domain.
This was... ruthless enough!
Against an enemy making such a high-speed penetration, long-range sniping was far too difficult, yet they could not let it get too close either. It required some careful thought.
Ronan instinctively prepared to meet it head-on, but before he moved, a thought suddenly arose.
For no reason, he felt that something was wrong. A cloud of doubt rose within him, shrouding his heart like dark mist:
Why had Tu Ge, along with Li Wei behind him, started strong but fizzled out in Ha City? Why had they abandoned things halfway through at Three Peaks Top, only to suddenly strike today in an encounter battle where everyone was clearly unprepared?
And with such viciousness at that—actually