Samantha and Kant were not the only ones facing a terrifying Greater Demon. Upon the floating ice in the sky, a second Greater Demon had arrived as well.
At that moment, Sanders and Minotaur were still locked in fierce battle.
Minotaur was a battle-crazed maniac. Many times, it had the chance to break through the battle zone and attack the floating ice, yet it did not do so. Instead, it pursued Sanders with a frenzy of continuous strikes.
Sanders, too, had begun fighting in earnest amid the unceasing battle, wholly intent on shackling Minotaur's steps.
It was quite a coincidence. Among the current seven Greater Demons of the Void Giant Tower, Minotaur possessed the strongest physical body, but its spiritual power was the weakest. Although Sanders could not meet it head-on in a clash of flesh and blood, he could use illusions to contend with it for a long time.
However, Minotaur's physical strength had reached the utmost extreme. Even if it could not see through an illusion, it could still overpower ten techniques with a single force. Relying on its terrifying strength and peak vitality, Minotaur's attacks repeatedly threw spatial energy into disorder, thereby shattering the illusion nodes anchored to stable spatial force fields.
Yet Sanders was a master of illusions. If one illusion did not work, there was always a second. Coupled with Nightmare Illusion arts, although the two were separated by an entire rank, they were evenly matched in battle.
Still, Sanders was probably the only one who could achieve this.
But if this stalemate of attrition continued, Minotaur would eventually smash every patch of stable space around them into pieces, while Sanders would reveal signs of defeat first amid his endless casting of illusions.
Faced with this situation, Sanders had to consider his next move.
"Later,