"The Dragon-Breaking Hammer? It really is powerful! Does that mean Gaoshan City is safe now?" Lie Long applauded enthusiastically. This burly man didn't care which side he was on; whoever could defeat this Raging-Eyed Black Dragon was a hero.
"Not necessarily! Brother Xia and the rest of us fought it for a whole day and night, yet we couldn't do a thing to it! Could this Dragon-Breaking Hammer really kill it with one strike?" Chu Ruo wore an expression of denial.
Lie Long scratched his head and gave an awkward laugh. "Hehe, Little Legendary Chu is right. I was only here to watch the excitement."
Zi Mou didn't help his subordinate at all. Instead, he said, "Actually, Little Legendary Chu is right. Although this Dragon-Breaking Hammer is powerful and sturdier than one could imagine, it has several fatal flaws. First, it can only attack in a straight line facing the city gate. Second, look at it—it needs to be cocked just like a bow or crossbow. Although it doesn't have a real bowstring, its mechanism has to be wound. Unless the mechanism is pulled back into its original position, it can't attack again. So if it fails to kill this Raging-Eyed Black Dragon the first time, there may be little chance of a second attempt. After all, foolish, clumsy beasts have long since gone extinct... So don't just look at how delighted the Hunters are as they rush out of the city gates. I estimate the Lord of Gaoshan City is sweating bullets right now."
"That means this big city is definitely in danger this time!" Chu Ruo huffed. She still harbored a grudge against that lord for tricking them earlier and ruining the trap. After all, children only cared about right and wrong.
Sure enough, everyone saw the Dragon-Breaking