Although the two Immortal Kings on the opposing side had done their utmost to conceal the distinctive Spell and Supernatural Powers they wielded, the Old Dragon King still picked out certain details from their combat experience and habits, narrowing down several possible targets in his heart.
But the gap between friend and foe was not especially great. The joint assault of two Immortal Kings still made the Old Dragon King somewhat grave, so he would not directly expose their true identities. The fact that the two had yet to strike with their full strength and were merely changing forms also meant that neither side regarded the other as a mortal enemy.
Once the Old Dragon King said it aloud, there would be no need for them to keep covering things up. The younger generation might become even more endangered. Though the Old Dragon King himself did not fear two opponents beneath him in cultivation and strength.
Thus, the Old Dragon King could only play the fool for once, but the speed and force of his attacks grew much heavier. The collisions between all manner of illusions and physical bodies became increasingly violent, leaving Linlong, who fought him, in unbearable misery.
On the other side, Linlong saw that if this continued, the monsters summoned by the Misty Smoke Drunken Life Gourd would only vanish faster. She also understood that this raiding operation had to be swift; the interception could not drag on for too long. Otherwise, unforeseen changes would easily arise, bringing more variables and uncertainties, and the losses would inevitably grow greater.
After several attempts proved fruitless, Linlong had no choice but to call for the Azure-Eyed Immortal King and the three True Immortals to flee. As they escaped, aside from the Seventh-Realm True Immortal with the highest cultivation,