Timaria quickly realized that Index was not at her peak either. Although Timaria had already folded away her wings, she could still see from their unnatural posture that they were basically crippled. Large patches of scales had also vanished from the giant dragon's body, leaving much of her exposed flesh bloody and mangled.
So this creature was the culprit behind the Church's army being wiped out. After weighing the situation, Timaria sneered. She had thought this creature was truly powerful, but it seemed Saga and Mu had dealt the dragon a vicious blow as well. Her injuries were clearly severe—if they had been just a little more ruthless, killing her would not have been difficult. As for the overwhelmingly powerful aura she was giving off now, that was naturally meant to scare Timaria away!
Those two idiots, Saga and Mu, usually so full of themselves, and now they had let her reap the rewards without lifting a finger!
Yet Timaria had forgotten that both Saga and Mu were the sort to repay every grievance. With all their subordinates wiped out, if they had possessed the strength, how could they possibly have spared this dragon? Timaria was simply too arrogant now, actually thinking she could deal with the dragon alone.
"Ah, little dragon, if you were truly in your prime, perhaps I really would run. But looking at you now, I think I'm about to earn the glory of slaying a dragon." Timaria smiled softly as the Void Blade in her hand slowly cut through the air. Flecks of starlight poured from the blade. The Void Blade was a weapon left behind by an ancient hero, forged from Star Sky Ore. Leaving aside everything else, that material itself provided an immense boost to magic. As for the forged Void Blade, it