Public Execution Starting from the Saber
Chapter 1045

The Edge OB, Kingu

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On the Light Screen, Kingu tried to bind the Honkai Beast with the Chains of Heaven.

The Chains of Heaven possessed extraordinary toughness and a divine-slaying attribute. The greater the target's divinity, the stronger their binding power became. During the Fifth Holy Grail War, Berserker Heracles had been tightly bound by them, leaving Gil-chan to brutally nail him down through all twelve of his lives.

The Conqueror King Iskandar of the Fourth Holy Grail War had received the same treatment. Due to his legendary identity as the "Son of Zeus," he possessed divinity and was likewise restrained by the Chains of Heaven.

In theory, Ugal, as Tiamat's son, naturally possessed divinity. And as a demonic beast, it indeed carried divine nature.

However, after transforming into a Honkai Beast, it had already discarded that concept and been completely converted into a creature with the attributes of a Honkai Beast.

Naturally, the Chains of Heaven's divine-slaying effect became useless, reducing them to nothing more than exceptionally hard and resilient chains.

Under normal circumstances, they still possessed the ability to restrain their target.

But Ugal was simply too powerful, its physical strength far too great. Even the Chains of Heaven could not bind it effectively.

The Chains of Heaven Kingu unleashed failed to hold it for long. When the beam from Honkai Beast Ugal's tail swept across the chains, the Chains of Heaven immediately took the hit.

The moment Ugal exerted its strength, the Chains of Heaven snapped apart one after another with sharp bangs, shattering and completely losing their binding power.

Honkai Beast Ugal then casually launched a biting assault on Gorgon.

However, Gorgon was no pushover either. The enormous goddess let out a roar and used her hands and serpent hair to engage Honkai Beast Ugal in a savage battle.

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