A gigantic sphere covered in countless dragon heads, with innumerable human faces growing all over the sphere itself, as well as the dragons' heads and necks.
What the hell was this thing? No wonder those dragon heads had been able to cast Void Shattering so easily just now. With a body this enormous, if it gathered magical power, it could absolutely rival a magic corps of hundreds—perhaps even thousands—of people. And with so many dragon heads, it could attack from every direction. This was definitely a formidable defensive weapon.
However, this thing did not seem to have fully activated. At least, even when Li approached it without using magic and even lifted it into the air, those dragon heads made no further reaction. The conclusion was obvious: the sphere below had no concern whatsoever for the dragon heads above it.
The order it had given those dragon heads was to retaliate only when they were actively attacked with magic. On the other hand, if someone used physical attacks here, it did not care. Think about it—against a body this massive, how many people in this world could truly threaten it through physical attacks?
Or rather, aside from Li, probably no one could forcibly lift it into the air.
Even so, although the sphere appeared to be dormant and showed no response to what happened around it, it probably believed that if intruders used magic, the dragon heads' spells—such as Void Shattering—would be enough to wipe out every enemy. If the opponents used physical attacks, they would not even be able to reach it. Even if there were casualties, they would only be among the dragon heads above.
What an arrogant fellow. Li abruptly released his grip, and the massive sphere fell straight back into the lake. The tremendous impact sent