Tang San in a Sorry State

He could directly nullify the spiritual attacks of people or soul beasts whose spiritual strength did not surpass his own. Tang San's spiritual power was very strong, but his was equally astonishing.

After all, the Three-Eyed Golden Lion was inherently a spiritual-type soul beast. After evolving to the Dragon God level, the spiritual power she provided him was immensely powerful and no weaker than Tang San's. As a result, Tang San's spiritual attack naturally had no effect on him, and he withstood it with ease.

Tang San, on the other hand, was not doing so well. Struck and affected by his Fate Deprivation skill, he felt uncomfortable all over, while the unease in his heart grew increasingly intense. Even his aura began to fluctuate unstably. It was a strange sensation—not pain, just discomfort.

It was as though he was about to lose something. This bizarre situation was the first Tang San had ever encountered, catching him somewhat off guard. Still, he had weathered countless storms, so he did not panic.

He used every dispelling method he could think of. In the end, only by activating both the Sea God origin and the Asura God origin was he able to drive away that uncomfortable feeling. He had successfully withstood Chen An's Fate Deprivation skill.

Chen An had initially held some expectations, so he was a little disappointed to see Tang San withstand it. However, his reaction was not too strong. He had merely wanted to try his luck. Success would naturally have been best, but failure was also acceptable. He could sense Tang San's discomposure; his Fate Deprivation skill had still made him suffer greatly.

He decisively switched into the Golden Armor War God Ape form and gripped the Profound Gold Battle Hammer. This was a state better suited for facing