"Collapse Singularity" was a powerful instant-kill Legendary Magic. Its peak destructive power lasted roughly 0.3 milliseconds.
After that, the power of the Destruction Law would be exhausted. Although the residual law ripples left on the battlefield could still instantly kill any creature below the Legendary tier that dared set foot upon this land for the next thousand years, once their peak lethality was gone, those "harmless" aftereffects would no longer pose any substantial interference to a Legendary professional's battle.
However, instant lethality did not mean low destructive power. On the contrary, it was precisely because all that terrifying power was concentrated and unleashed in a single brief instant that Legendary Magic possessed such astonishing offensive force. Before his first real battle at the Legendary tier, Punk had always tested the power of "Collapse Singularity" on insignificant small demiplanes within the Astral Plane, and the powerful Legendary Magic had always effortlessly reduced one demiplane after another to nothingness.
But this time... Punk could finally witness the astonishing damage that Legendary Magic could inflict upon a Legendary professional. Even though he stood at the very edge of "Collapse Singularity's" attack range, several layers of Defensive Spells around him had still inevitably cracked under the Destruction Law's residual ripples. Aimoda, positioned at the very center of "Collapse Singularity's" killing range, would certainly not come away unscathed!
The facts proved that Punk's prediction had been correct.
The Legendary Red Dragon's vitality was unexpectedly formidable after the mutation covering two-thirds of his body enhanced it. Coupled with the five full professional levels he had gained over Punk by overdrawing his soul, as well as a dragon's naturally resilient body, Aimoda unsurprisingly survived after taking "Collapse Singularity" head-on. The terrifying tenacity of a Legendary powerhouse was displayed to the fullest upon the "Molten Ripper."
However... although