The boss battle had arrived as hoped, but Xu Yuan suddenly felt that perhaps he should just go back to being a camera and watch the cutscene CG instead.
It wasn't as though Xu Yuan had never dealt with large enemies before. The rampaging demon beasts within Great Yan were practically measured in tens of zhang, but the mountain-like Mu Nuo before him, resembling the war behemoths from the Battle of Beifeng, had clearly surpassed the limits of what he could handle.
In many works of fiction, when portraying the oppressive force brought by colossal creatures, their movements were often slowed down to emphasize their ponderous weight. But in truth, large things were not necessarily slow.
Take the one before him, for instance.
Though Xu Yuan had no idea how this mountain-like Mu Nuo had manifested, in the instant his thoughts had wandered, Mu Nuo had already moved. With a casual lift of his hand, Xu Yuan's body was controlled and hoisted into the air.
Faced with this sudden change, Xu Yuan instinctively tried to use Void-Stepping Slash to break free of the control, only to discover that he did not even have meridians in this body now. He simply could not cast any arts.
The moment he realized this, several black lines crossed Xu Yuan's forehead.
What was this situation?
His odds of winning had been practically nonexistent to begin with, and this damned spiritual space wouldn't even let him use arts. What was he supposed to use to fight the Ultraman in front of him—his head?
Was he really supposed to dismantle a Gundam barehanded?
Watching Mu Nuo's enormous head grow ever larger in his field of vision, Xu Yuan also realized that this bleak white space seemed to be a manifestation of both sides' cultivation. As someone